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So m any e mine nt m en e minen t bot i n s cience and lite rature have bee n s ecret ly intereste d in astrology of late ye ars th at we m ay not unreas onably expe ct be fo re lon g a public m ovem ent toward a s ci entific inve stigatio n of th e observed facts i n conn ection with it And th en w e m ay hope that the o rdinary ma n wi ll not bu rs t i n t o peal s of laughte r at th e ve ry m entio n o f th e word as ” tro logy a s he do e s today There ar e s everal e le ments which m ilitate again st th e s eriou s study o f astrology Th e fi rst an d greate st i s the almo st utter lack i n thi s day of anythin g approaching a scientific knowledge o f mind and e motion Astrology pre su me s t o point ou t how mind and e motion are m o lded B ut w e mus t understand mind be fore we ca n rea sonably go on t o an i nvestigation of th e cause s which made it so What d o the s cientist s now of love the m ost powerful of human e motion s ! H ow very s mall i s r k nowl edge of th e natu ral pro ces s e s of human ob ou servatio n and deduction ! What little we d o know cam e down to u s chi efly fro m th e ree k s I ndeed we m a y say that ou r knowledge of th e intellectual proce s ses and ,
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t e c mm nest e m ti n s of a uman bein are of t e mo s t ele mentary kind And t is confusion of knowl edge h as i ntrodu ce d into ast rolo y vital m istakes Personally ave never s ee n a s cintilla of evidence to s uppos e that t e pos itions of th e planets i n any way dete rm ine h uman e vent s except i n dete rminin the crystalli ation of human charact e r a t birth B ut in attempting t o acco unt for eve nts in a life n o di stinctio n has bee n made b etwe e n t o s e events w ich are th e re s ult of cha racte r and tho s e which come ro m quite diff erent caus e s For instance an astrologer foretells that a chi ld s o uld d ie of drown ing i n hi s sixth year B ut it i s n ot t e event t at e really can s ay anyth ing about only the d i sp osi t i on of th e child to m eddle with wate r at t a t age The child will very lik ely all into th e wate r as in a cas e ave i n m ind but astrology had n o possible m ean s of knowing th at s om e A cer on e would fish him ou t be fore he wa s drown ed tain ho roscope indicated t e c aracter fo r a lawye r who at a certain per iod of hi s life wo uld have an i nclination t oward femal e clients If at that ti m e h e had s uch a dis tinguishe d client i t was by no m eans th e star s that brought t at client to im Hi s dispositio n naturally led h im to a ssociate im self with whatever e minent fe mal e criminal clien t might the n h ave ne ed of a lawye r Again many people have died violent death s for whic t ere s eem s no reaso n i n the oroscope It imply illust rates th e fact a s personally bel ieve i t to be that t ere are two kinds o f fate — the on e i n a man s own aracter th e o t e r i n circumstance s outs ide Wit t os e out side circumstances a st rology has not in t
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d t u indee d it o fte n se e m s t o have m uc becau se we do not understand with ou r li mit ed psycho logy t e diff ere nce between t e events w ich res ult fro m a man s ow n nature and tho s e wh ich com e fro m w olly exte rio r ci rcumstance s T e seco nd great Obstacle i n th e pat o a s cie ntifi c i nvestigat ion of astro lo gy is th e fact that it i s a lmos t e nt irely in t e and s of t o s e mystics who e ither call ” t h e ms e lve s a rtist s or e ls e apply to the mselve s t e ” a dj ective e s oteric whatever that may m ean It i s of co urse impo s s ibl e fo r th e scienti st to co nsider s erio usly that et e re al fluid which emanate s fro m the stars an d pe netrates man s b eing o r to indulge i n rhapsodie s ove r t he spiritu al armony of the u nivers e The s e te rm s a nd theorie s no doubt fore shadow and corre spond with a ctual di s coverie s and facts ; but t ey me an not ing t o t he s cientists In short a s cientific t eory of a strology is nece s sary be fo re th e s cie ntis t will be tem te d eve n to inve s tigat e the facts ob se rve d B ut we will pas s to anothe r ob stacle i n t he at of a strology though to ou r mi nd really the s lighte s t of all th e charlatan fortune —tellin for s o many a es asso ve n i f t e w o le clai m of astro logy c i a t e d with it we re fully admitte d foretelling a man s fut ur e wo uld be a n i mpos s ibility b e caus e o f th e multiplicity of known ele ments ( let alone t e un nown ) w ic go t o make that fut ure In astrono my allowance always h a s t ob e made for co me ts and world explosion s I nfinitely greate r allowance would have t o b e mad e in t e realm o f ast rol o gy so infinitely complicated i s it in co m arison wit It i s not for fortune tellin t at we wis t o a str no my ,
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when po s ited i n certain s igns of th e zo diac I n th e co urs e of ce nturi es th e s tars in Aries and th e othe r signs have moved back thirty degree s b ut th e ign whic begins at the ve rnal equinox and the others in s uccess ion have not b e e n obs er ve d to change the ir i n flu e nce It wo u ld there fo re s ee m that the light o f the s tars wh ich had change d was n ot the funda me ntal cau se but the angle which th e s u n fo rmed t o t h e mag n etic pole s of the earth which had not c anged I t may be the varying d ens ity of the atmosp e r e caused by th e attractio n o f th e heave nly bod ies for t h e air about the earth Thus th e moon as i t pass es about the earth rai s e s t ide s I t doubt le s s also rais e s a tid e o f ai r and the plane ts may rais e s maller t ide s thu s a ffecting th e density of th e air Als o it is k nown t hat t he point at which m ine ral s crystallize i s determined by the pre ssure among othe r e lements T is might po s s i b l y account for th e influence Of th e su n and moo n when placed in varying s igns o f th e zodiac ; but th is and th e preceding theory le ave many th ings unaccounte d for Th e irregular e ffect o f hu mid ity in varying th e de nsity o f the atmos h e re would s eem almos t who lly to d is countenance the theo ry of varied pre s sure ravitatio n may act in a mo re d ire ct way howeve r though th e re i s far les s reaso n to suppo s e that gravitation a s anything to do with human crystallization than the re i s fo r b e l ie v in g li ght or magn etis m to be th e contro lling fo rce ight and heat are mere ly varying lengths o f eth e real vibratio n and even th e ch emical rays are ess e n t i a l l y th e s ame in characte r a s both he at and light M ine ra l crystallizatio n we know de e nd s on two t ings
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pre s sure and temperature ; that i s the balance Of the expansive and repre s sive force s We naturally lo o k for co rresponding elements in hu man crystallization ither gravitation atmosphe ric d ensity or the magnetic con d itio n of the earth (w h i C h of these it wo uld be hard to s a y ) corre spo nd s to pre s sure and we may easily s uppo s e that the chem ical and other rays correspond to h eat a co arser variety of th e sam e thing I t i s well known that light h as a powe rful influence ove r life — th e two are often s oken of as almo st s yn o n yms The healthy ch ild mu st be reare d ou t of doo rs i n th e sunlight arknes s i nvariably pro duce s diseas e e ven whe n there is plenty of h eat I n recent experiments with th e cathode o r s o the stimulating e ffect on animal li fe of c alled X rays these rays wa s noticed i n s eve ral case s A mous e which h ad been k ept und e r wate r an hou r was resu scitat e d while being photograph ed dison s young men ass is t a nt s were abl e t o work in the s e rays fo r forty eigh t hours at a tim e without weariness Simi lar Obs erva tion s w ere report e d e lsewhere Bu t this only go e s to show th e trem endous influence of ligh t o n life — lig t i n al l it s varietie s fro m h eat to th e invisible chemical rays The pro ces s o f mineral crystallization is thi s : Wh en th e liquid o r supe rsaturate d s olution reach es a ce rtai n t e mperat u re an d condition o f pressu re and the impuls e t o crystallize has been given in s om e way geo me trical crystals are form ed not at o ne spontaneou s burst but in mo re or l e s s rapid d egre e s and the proces s may be a rre sted by th e change in t emperatu re cau s ed by heat a ri sing from t h e proces s itsel f ,
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A stro logy s eem s t o have mad e no ro res s since t e days of Claudius Pto lemae us w h o wrote nearly two ” thou sand years ago and h is Te trabiblo s i s undoubt e d l y t h e be st t ext boo k on t e subj ect existing today Mo de rn astrologe rs notably K epler have intro duced s om e change s and m ad e l a rge claims which Ptolemy did n ot venture t o d o H e said specifically that th e scien ce of astro logy doe s n ot en able any man t o pre dict part icular events an d ther e are c ertain thi ngs which no ratio nal man wo uld thi nk of foretelling H is m ethod of predictio n was pre c s ely that of th e mo dern do cto r w h o says that a di s ease wi ll run a ce rtain len gt of tim e that a certain constitution must ave care or it will break d own that from ext ernal appe arances on e man should make a o od blacks mith another a ood o rato r and S O forth The o sitions of th e s tars h elp u s t o analyze more s ubtle physica l conditions n ot subj ect t o exte rnal obse rvation B ut t e whole round of rediction i s simply a knowledge of the physical m ental and moral co nditio n Of a hu man b e ing fro m bi rth I f we know t h a t t h e germs of hereditar y con sumption exis t i n a ch ild fro m birth we can predict that h e wi ll die of th e di s eas e and m ay j udge th e ti me with tolerable accuracy And i f we kno w th e mod e of crystalli ati n we have a s It were a chart o f latent germs ,
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The s extile or 60 degrees Th e tri ne or 1 2 0 degre es Th e squar e or 90 degre es The Oppos ition o r 1 80 degrees To thes e m ay be adde d conj unctio n T e s extil e and trine ar e re lations betwe e n two O en angle s or t w o b lind angles o r at leas t betwee n t w o rays Th e s quare i s a re latio n o f the sam e degree of int ensity betwe e n an Ope n angle and a blind angle or at leas t between rays O f Oppo site inten s itie s ; and th e op ositi on th ough between angles of th e same kind l ead s to direct interfe rence of li ht wh en th e light co m in from either sid e i s O f Opposit e characte r B eside s in additio n t o i n i n the case of th e Oppos ition as e ct on e t e rfe re n ce angle i s i ncr eas ing in light the o th e r dimini shin ( o n th e principle of th e blind and Open angle s ) There i s s till another aspe ct O f importance and t at i s t e conj unction I n t his cas e th e light i s mingle d before it r each es th e eart So metim e s the m ixture i s harmonious so metim es it i s a unio n of Opposite s t at ate each other and t e re su lt i s not Of the best Th ere are als o two ways i n which t o asce rtai n h ow I t may be m any d e ree s apart two h eave nly bodi es are counted on t e c ircle Of t e odiac or t at circle over the eart h passing through t e ze nith on w ich th e cusps I t i s very easy t o re ckon of th e h ou s e s are cal culated in t e zodiac for every a spect wil l be between bodie s w ic ave t e s am e number of d egre e s Of longitude in a ign Thu s 5 e mini is in s quare with 5 Virgo and in o p s ition wit 5 Sagittary I t i s also i n t rine wit .
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with their fine i maginations And though they hav e rather a hard ti me o f it in the world b ecaus e of the strug gl e against opposing forces still it is this contentio n tha t strik e s ou t the divin e fi re and so m e people t hink t h e reward i s wo rth th e hardship The trine and Oppo s ition are re spectively about twi ce a s strong a s th e s ext ile and s quare The re lat ive s trength and i mportance of th e variou s planet s is abou t proportioned t o th e number of d e gre e s i n thei r orb of i nfluence Thu s the s u n is stronge st nex t the m oo n n ext J upit er next Saturn etc I n j ud ing th e m eaning of an aspect consider th e na ture s o f th e planets se e (all things co ns idered ) whic h lanet i s stronges t and so ave rage th e r e sult Aspe cts betwee n th e su n and any plane t aff ect t h e h ealth and he nce th e bu sine s s prospects epress io n or irregularity in th e vital funct ion s always interferes with busines s whil e vigor buoyancy and hope mak e busines s go m errily Aspect s b etwe en th e moon and any planet a ff ect th e feelings t h e e m ot i on s xtrem e s of fe eling mak e peo ple go crazy and exces s in any di rection caus e s u nhap Thu s too m u ch Saturn produce s d epre ssion p in e s s a nd melancholy too m uch M ars mak e s a rash tumul t u ou s tempe ram ent TOO much Uranus cau s e s vagaries eccentricity to o m uch independence and Often illicit connections betwee n m en and wo men TOO much Jupi ter makes re ckle ss gen erosity th e spendthrift Too m uch Ve nu s make s an over fondnes s fo r luxu ry and al l t e swe et s o ft things of life B ut M ercury and t h e .
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m oon s eem always to get on we ll togeth er as they are indeed j oint rulers of th e mind The moon i s v ery s en sitive to o t er plan et s and Mer cu ry equally so Q ualitie s of intelle ct d epend very largely inde ed on the aspects to M ercury Aspect s of any k in d fro m Jupiter o r Ve nu s pro duc e m ental act ivity J upite r in th e d irectio n O f amb itio n po litics overn me nt etc Ve nu s toward art mus ic and beauty howeve r expres sed Uranu s produce s o riginality of a very marked kind h ence s cientific think ers ; Saturn o etic inspiration O f th e m e lancholy order A pe culiar thing i s that t e square or oppo s itio n of Saturn t o t e m oo n produce s anguis h Of fear S uch people s u ff er frig tfully fro m timidity and insanity Often result s Th e favorab le aspect s give great patie nce and co ntinuity O f thought e specially valuable to s cie ntific men ; for wh ile Uranu s gives o rigi nality it m ak e s the m ind wande r Th e as peets of N eptun e t o the moo n probably give powers of s upers ens itive perception Th e aspects of Mars and Satur n s e e m large ly to Off s e t eac Other s influ e nce unitin g courage with endur a li ce Mars wit Ve nus give s sen sual pas s ion with th e s u n liability t o fevers with Uranus v iolence i n individual Opi nion with Jupiter warriors The aspe cts of Jupite r are suc as on e m ay easily i ma ine but the ill aspects o f th e extre m e planet s are highly un favorable to busin e ss s uccess th e attainment of s ocial po s ition and general appines s of th e even te m pe rate ind Venu s and M ars harmonize though their u nion do e s caus e h eate d assion Venu s a ff e cte d by Uranu s caus e s ,
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M o re ove r should th e mo on hers e lf actually occupy th e place regulating the employm ent (th e midheaven ) and after he r conj unct io n co ntinu e in co urs e with M er cury s h e will roduce pers ons of extrao rdi ary pre scie nce rom th e foregoi r ule s th e variou s k ind s of e m ployment are t o be inferred a d i t s magnitude or i mpor tance wi ll b e m anifes ted by the existing powe r o f the F or ins tanc e i f t h e said planets be ruling planet s o rie ntal or i n angle s they will give th e perso n e mi nence and authority in hi s e mploym ent ; b ut if o ccide ntal or cadent they will render hi m s ubo rdinate And should t h e b e n e fi c s be i elevatio the e mployme t wi ll b e i m ortant lucrative s e cure honorable and agre eable ; but on the othe r hand i f the m a l e fi cs be i n el evati on abov e the lords of th e e mploym ent it will th e n b e mean dis reputable unprofitable and inse cure Thus Satur brings advers e influ ence i coldne s s or tardi es s and fro m a mixture of pu rsuit s ; and Mars roduces oppo sition by a udacit y and publicity i n enter ri se ; a nd both la et s are alik e ho sti le to proficie cy ro sperity and Th e gene ral p erio d at which any incre as e or d i m i n u tio of th e e mployment may tak e place mu st again i th is case als o be determined by th e dispo sitio of th e s t ars which ope rat e th e effect toward th e orie ta l and o ccidental angle s (A cco rding t o mode rn a strologers Uranu s i nspires love of o ccult and abstru s e a d u co mmon employ m ents th e study o f human natu re and electricity and ublicity of pu rsu it s ; Saturn rule s tho s e co ne cte d with ,
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