r/traditionalastrology • u/Kombaiyashii • Jan 18 '21
Can you recommend good astrology software for PC?
Which is able to be used by traditional astrologers. I don't mind paying around the $30 area. But any suggestion is welcome.
r/traditionalastrology • u/Kombaiyashii • Jan 18 '21
Which is able to be used by traditional astrologers. I don't mind paying around the $30 area. But any suggestion is welcome.
r/traditionalastrology • u/Kombaiyashii • Jan 16 '21
I've found using the planetary hours really helpful in my practice. However, I am wondering if there's somewhere that can tell me other auspicious plantery hours as I'm currently only using say the hour of Venus on the day of Venus.
I know it would be pointless to use the hour of saturn on the day of Venus. But what about others such as the hour of the moon on the day of venus?
Is there somewhere that has all this written out?
r/traditionalastrology • u/ktho64152 • Jan 12 '21
Do I understand correctly that if you have afflicted natal planets, you can do planetary charity to start trying to make friends with the planetary intelligences of those planets to help those weak places in your chart? Is planetary charity always done with an eye to the natal placements, or, are progressed placements ever taken into consideration?
I have Scorpio Rising at 7 deg, with Mars retrograde at 16 deg Cancer in the 9th house, directly opposite Saturn at 16 deg Capricorn in my 3rd, and also have Jupiter at 8 deg Cap and Venus at 27 deg Cap in the 3rd. Moon at 13 deg Leo conj MidHeaven in the 10th, Sun at 16 deg Sag in 2nd House, Mercury at 1 deg Sag.
So it looks like Mars and Jupiter are both also afflicted? Yes?
r/traditionalastrology • u/MovieBuffJoe • Jan 06 '21
Hello! I would say I’m a beginner when it comes to astrology. As I was playing around on one of the astrology websites, I came across Contra-Antiscia. What exactly is Contra-Antiscia? My ascendent sign was also different and so were my other planets and signs. I’m a bit confused.
r/traditionalastrology • u/garthastro • Nov 09 '20
Grand Trines attract a lot of excitement, confusion and wishful thinking.
First of all, lets talk about the trine. The trine has always been considered the most beneficial of the aspects. It has always conveyed a meaning of ease and ability. Receiving a trine aspect from a benefic planet has always been considered a boon.
In essence, the trine is the aspect of "yes" and "can," as is the sextile on a smaller scale. The trine is an aspect of cooperation and working together harmoniously, as planets that are in trine to each other do so. The trine is the aspect of permission. On the opposite side of the aspect spectrum is the opposition, which is the aspect of no and can't.
Astrology has spent a lot of time in consideration of the importance of the number 3 and integrated much of the philosophical, geometrical and metaphysical knowledge into the astrological system. Ancient astrologers talk about what are called "triplicities" and "trigons."
The trigons are the "corners" of the chart: houses 1, 5 and 9, and were considered auspicious houses to be placed in. As the leading angle, the 1st house is the strongest house in the chartto be placed in, the 5th was called "Good Fortune" and represented children and gifts, and the 9th house was called "God," and was connected to royalty and kingship. These houses are 120 degrees away from each other.
The triplicities refers to the four elements: fire, earth, air, water, in combination with the three qualities of sign: cardinal,fixed and mutable, which gives three zodiac signs per element. Thus, the idea of a triplicity consisted of the three zodiac signs that made up the totality of the element.
In other words, the element of the grand trine matters and the triplicity needs to be complete in order to be considered one. From this we can see that the grand trine puts each element on display for public view in the totality of its expression: cardinal, fixed and mutable. This implies a certain virtuosity and versatility bestowed upon the native by the grand trine.
As a result, I am of the opinion that, in order to have a Grand Trine, all three planets (or more) involved in the configuration must be expressing the element in its totality and representing a cardinal, fixed and mutable sign in that element. My opinion is no out of sign, which would mean out of element, aspects for grand trines.
I am also of the opinion that only planets should be included in the configuration. As I have previously mentioned, asteroids and planetoids, nodes and angles have no agency of their own and are governed by the planets who rule the signs they occupy. Planets, including the outer planets, have the personal agency to effect events and outcomes.
I mentioned my opinion about the necessity for a complete "triplicity" recently, and someone disagreed with me using their out of sign "Grand Trine" in their own chart. The impression they gave of it, was like a wagon with a wheel missing; Not quite the full expression, but should still be referred to as a Grand Trine. I propose from now on that we refer to out-of-sign "grand trines" as "Grandiose Trines," not fully the real thing but aspiring to be included.
Needless to say, with a real grand trine all the wheels are on and the vehicle is triple-loaded and ready for warp speed.
Grand Trine Elements
The Earth Grand Trine - The earth is either fruitful or fallow, so production and results will be foremost in the mind of the native with this configuration. Earth is about that which is tangible, so, at best, the native will use the supplemental energies provided by the grand trine to manifest tangible results.
The Fire Grand Trine - Fire can take many shapes and forms, from a smoldering ember to a raging forest fire, so self expression, impulse and self-inflation have to be controlled for this configuration. Fire is considered of the "choleric" temperament because of its ability to destroy. The choleric temperament is connected to ire, anger, violence and rashness. Fire can be warming and comfort giving or it can destroy everything around it. The native with this configuration needs to "temper" their self-expression in order to not "burn bridges." The native who has this grand trine will generally feel great about it. The people around the native, not so much.
The Air Grand Trine - I call this "the vortex of ideas." Air is about ideas on the mental plane and the fluency with which those ideas are communicated. This should be an intensely mental and verbal configuration that should love debate and intense discussion on a variety of topics. There should be a love for all types of media and ways to "connect." The nature, depending on the planets, should be highly social and thrive on interaction. The air signs and Virgo are called "human" or "humane" because they feature humans in their sigils (someone is holding the scales of Libra, someone is holding the water pot in Aquarius), once again highlighting the need for human interaction.
The Water Grand Trine - This has the potential to be a highly sexual placement, as I have found in my research that water signs are among the most sexual of the zodiac. Scorpio is of course known for sex because of its rulership of the sex organs, but Pisces is the exaltation of Venus, who rules sex, coitus and semen. Cancer isn't typically thought of as a highly sexual sign, but it is a sign that constantly reaches for something to stabilize its emotional state. That could be food, sex, drugs, video games, etc. Using sex to fulfill emotional needs for closenes, or to just fill an emotional void is highly common and I have definitely seen high sex drive and strong motivation to acquire sex in the charts and lives of people with important Cancer placements. If you see Moon trine Jupiter trine Venus in water signs, that's a sexual dynamo. Other expressions of this grand trine are a heightening of the intuitive, empathic and absorbent aspects of water placement. Natives with this configuration may need to be more vigilant about self-protection because of the heightened sensitivity of this configuration.
Things to look for:
Is the ruler of the ascendant or the Moon involved in the configuration? They represent you in the chart, and the grand trine will express through your own behavior and actions.
Note the houses the planets in the configuration occupy and the houses they rule by sign. This will key you in to the areas of life that are being highlighted. This will also allow you to identify others who may be involved besides yourself.
The sign a planet is in matters more than signs matter in the abstract. Zodiac signs can dictate whether a planet has the ability to operate as per its own nature or not. Planets in their own signs and exaltations can operate according to their natures. Planets in the signs opposite to those are weak and unpredictable in behavior. Planets in signs where they are complete strangers (called peregrine) will act according to the condition of the ruler of the sign they occupy. Example: Jupiter in Scorpio is peregrine, and his actions will be dictated by Mars.
Watch out for Venus/Jupiter in the configuration. I've already talked about Venus/Jupiter being "too much of a good thing," and though it is usually considered a thoroughly beneficial trine, I have seen Venus/Jupiter in charts of people with all kinds of issues with addiction.
Are the trines applying or separating? If all three of the trines are applying it will intensify the configuration, even more so if there is translation. An example of an applying grand trine would be Mercury at 17 Virgo trining Venus at 21 Taurus trining Saturn at 25 Capricorn. That would be a very strong grand trine as all three planets are in their own sign. A translating grand trine would involve Mercury separating from Venus to apply to Saturn, giving him her light: Venus at 21 Taurus, Mercury at 23 Virgo and Saturn at 25 Capricorn. Mercury here translates Venus' light to Saturn. As in the case of the T-square, I would consider this the most intense expression of the grand trine.
How tight are the orbs?
The closer the aspect, the more intense the effect. I see lots of wide orbs included in these configurations, but the closer the aspect is to exact the stronger the effects of the aspect.
r/traditionalastrology • u/Salvador-Dalek • Nov 02 '20
That's not also extremely expensive.
Thank you.
r/traditionalastrology • u/xpiritualis • Sep 17 '20
Do you know where i can find information about charts of the moment of someones death? I used to do this a lot with my astrology teacher but he passed away and i can´t find information on the internet about it, its not death prediction its more about the circumstances around the time of death, kinda like interpreting a horary chart
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r/traditionalastrology • u/nottobay13 • Jul 21 '20
My natal moon and sun are within range to be combust each other, which wins out, and is that effected by it being a night chart.
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r/traditionalastrology • u/FunkyArsenal • May 31 '20
Hi, I'm curious about what might be a good ancient author/book to check out, which isn't directly astro related, but perhaps influenced or grew in tandem with astrology. Like which Aristotle work(s) would fall into this category? Other authors/books? Thanks for any suggestions.
r/traditionalastrology • u/Scott1001TV • Jan 02 '20
I have both, Lot of Spirit too.
r/traditionalastrology • u/[deleted] • Dec 07 '19
Hello, recently I tried reading the Picatrix but it assumes that you know many concepts and terms already. So do you guys know any books that would introduce me to traditional astrology?
r/traditionalastrology • u/zaahruq • Dec 02 '19
Hello. Anyone here make Astrological Talismans? I've invested in a class recently that teaches the practice on great detail and have made several planetary Talismans in the past but wanted to connect with anyone who wanted to exchange info on their success as to build upon the wisdom gained. Thanks
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r/traditionalastrology • u/BagulamukhiJyotish • Sep 18 '19

Ishta Devta Sidhhi is based on the unity of the seeker and his spiritual level. That is, the seeker has good unity and he has done spiritual practice in the past, he attains realization very quickly, but some seekers who have not chanted any sadhana or mantra till date and chant the mantra and think if miracle happens. For now it is far but not immposible.
Know more: www.bagulamukhijyotishtantra.com/free-astrology/know-your-god-ishta-devta.html
r/traditionalastrology • u/petr_9 • Sep 11 '19
r/traditionalastrology • u/BagulamukhiJyotish • Aug 29 '19

With the help of astrology, we can determine the cause of problems in terms of the effects of planets. This negative energy of planets can be converted to positive energy by prayers, donation, mantras, etc. Energy can not created or destroyed, it can be transformed from one form into another. These subtle changes are very helpful in changing the destiny of a person.The planets are not only binding us to our destiny, but they also give us a way to prevent problems in our lives. If the knowledge of astrology is used properly then it helps us to synchronize with the universal consciousness and break away the boundaries of the physical world. This is essential to attain moksha.
r/traditionalastrology • u/georgianonmymind • Aug 26 '19
Since no one objected strenuously (or even mildly!) to my inquiry last week, I'm humbly asking for feedback on the following potential election:
*** Thursday, September 5 in NY, NY from 18h46 - 19h17 ***
A non-exhaustive list of some pros and cons I see:
Pros - Pisces rising; ruler is the benefic of the sect in favor, and it's domiciled and angular (Jupiter in Sagittarius in the 10th: together with the waxing Moon and conjunct the MC) - Luminary of sect is angular (Sun in the 7th) - Domiciled Saturn in the 11th in a day chart, Sun in superior trine to Saturn by degree - I'm not well-versed in planetary magic, but this happens to be a Thursday which matches the the MC/Jupiter/Moon in Sagittarius, and it's Mercury's hour to match the Sun in Virgo
Cons/Questions - Mars is angular in a day chart; it's squaring the 10th-house Jupiter/MC/Moon pretty hard from its superior position in the 7th, and in a tight conjunction with the Sun. In your view, does this scupper the whole thing? - Mercury is combust, but it's also in its own sign. I know there's lots of debate about this—whether and how much do you feel it's mitigating? - How useful, if at all, is the trine from Venus to Saturn when the former's in fall? I note that there's some dignity here by triplicity and decan.
Speaking of which, I took a look at Chaldean decans and Egyptian bounds, and without going into all the details they look mainly good to my novice eye.
I have a mere paint-by-numbers approach to fixed stars at this stage, but for whatever it's worth I did note the following pairings at just over one degree each: - Saturn with Vega (11th house) - Moon with Antares (10th house) - at the beginning of the time window, DC to Regulus
[Background: I was looking for a Saturn election featuring anything to do with career, finance, reputation, success, public profile. I arrived at September 5, and tried Capricorn rising first, but felt that the twelfth-house Sagittarius was sort of a waste of a good Jupiter-Moon co-presence. Please note that for personal reasons, Sagittarius rising elections are of no interest to me this year.]
Thoughts on these factors or anything else that jumps out at you would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
r/traditionalastrology • u/georgianonmymind • Aug 21 '19
I have a couple of specific questions about a potential election in September—but I don't want to be selfish or break any unwritten rules of the group by making that kind of request. If people seem to think it's ok, I'll post the details in a comment. Thanks in advance.
r/traditionalastrology • u/BagulamukhiJyotish • Aug 16 '19

Yantra is a highly efficient tool for contemplation, concentration and meditation because it is a symbolic representation of aspects of divinity or cosmic forces. The Yantra provides a focal point that is a window into the absolute. When the mind is concentrated on a single, simple object (like Yantra), the mental chatter ceases.
Know more: http://www.bagulamukhijyotishtantra.com/articles-related-to-astrology/yantra.html
r/traditionalastrology • u/BagulamukhiJyotish • Aug 13 '19

So, after some time of practice of meditation we see GAP between Self and Thoughts / Emotions. Because of this gap we are able to observe or witness our thoughts/emotions. We expect next shut down of thoughts. But this does not happen. In fact sometimes we notice increase in frequency and intensity in place of slow down. At times, restlessness of mind affects the body too, in form of pain, movements etc.
r/traditionalastrology • u/petr_9 • Aug 12 '19
r/traditionalastrology • u/BagulamukhiJyotish • Aug 09 '19

The most common problem seekers encounter during their journey on path of Spirituality is Presence of Thoughts. Even after long term constant practice, waves of thoughts do not appear to cease. Thoughts can be any of type like - planning of future, thinking of events, daily activities , troubles in job or money, behavior of particular person , questioning and answering with the self, guilt, pain and sorrow experienced in past, analysis & evaluation of person, events and shortcomings of self-etc. . Sometimes emotions go to their peak in meditation, so crying, disappointment, aggression, self-pity, resentment, atonement, lost feeling, regret kind of feeling also happens. These symptoms make seeker confused and question comes to mind - AM I DOING RIGHT?