Minderwiz
Triplicity Lords of the Sect Light
This is a technique that I've only recently come across, so this might be an appropriate place to try it out.
The Sect Light for FilleAspirant is the Sun, as she was born during the day. The Sun is in Virgo so it is in the Earth Triplicity or Trigon. The Lords are, Venus by Day, Moon by Night and Mars as the co-operating Lord. The first two are indicators of the two parts of life, the third gives support to the other two. The key to assessing their strength is their angularity: So we have:
Venus - eighth plance - post ascensional or succedent.
Moon - second place - post ascensional or succedent
Mars - fourth place - Pivotal or angular.
For the best indication of how life should go we would want to see angular triplicity rulers, for an average life we would expect succedent or post ascensional triplicity rulers, and for a difficult life we would expect cadent or declining triplicity rulers.
The indicators here are for an average life, perhaps a little above average given Mars support from an angular place. It appears that angularity is much more important than any other condition, so note that both Venus and Moon are not in good places, yet promise a middling life Mars status as the out of sect malefic and its condition of being retrograde might be given some weight but the important characteristic for Mars, in this respect, is that it is angular by place.
It appears that the two parts of life are not necessarily equal, indeed there are indications to the contrary in the texts but no clear examples are given as to where one Triplicity Lord yields influence to the other.
There are indications that timing techniques could be applied using the Triplicity Lords. These are based on two factors - the periods of the planets and ascensional times of the signs.
The periods of the planets are:
Saturn 30 years - conjunction with the Sun by degree on the same date (dd/mm).
Jupiter 12 years - conjunction with the Sun same sign on the same date within 2 degrees
Mars 15 years - conjunction with the sun in the same sign on the same date
Sun 19 years - the metonic cycle of eclipses
Venus 8 years - conjunction with the Sun on the same date within 2 degrees
Mercury 20 years - conjunction with the Sun on the same date by degree
Moon 25 years - the same phase of the Moon on the same date.
The timings would be applied to the year of life - so Venus' cycle of 8 years would indicate something important aged 7 - 8 (though occasionally it might be aged 8)
The Ascensional times of the signs depend on Latitude - the Ascensional times for FilleAspirant are given in the centre of the chart.
Venus is in Leo which has an Ascensional time of 25.91 years. It's Ascensional degrees at the place of birth were 25.91 and these are converted directly to years. The measure is degrees of right ascension passing over the MC. So whilst Leo's 30 degrees rose, 25.91 degrees passed over the MC.
The Moon is in Aquarius. It's Ascensional time is 33.91 years (33.91 degrees pass over the MC whilst Aquarius rises).
So we have two more timings, though the Ascensional time of Leo and the period of the Moon both suggest something happening aged 24 - 26 which will be an important event in life.
Vettius Valens does some fairly hairy things with these timings, as he will add period years to Ascensional years and modify them somewhat for angularity. This might lead us to add the period of Venus 8 years to the Ascensional Time of Leo to get 34 years. Again this is close to the Ascensional time of Aquarius, suggesting that age 32 - 35 might also contain key events.
The triplicity Lords are not taken in isolation, there are other factors that must be considered along side - the strength of the Lot of Fortune, which shows how favourable the fates may be (as it is configured to the Ascendant and its ruler it is not badly placed at all).
The Lot of Spirit and other lots would also play a part in determining how strong the underlying basis of the chart was and thus how well the native might cope with life.
The Lot of Spirit is in Virgo, ruled by Mercury - it is in the ninth place - a declining place yet one configure to the Ascendant by trine. Mercury is angular in the tenth place and is one of the better placed planets.
That concludes the first part of the analysis and I'm now dependent on FilleAspirant picking a topic (house) for a more detailed consideration.
This is a technique that I've only recently come across, so this might be an appropriate place to try it out.
The Sect Light for FilleAspirant is the Sun, as she was born during the day. The Sun is in Virgo so it is in the Earth Triplicity or Trigon. The Lords are, Venus by Day, Moon by Night and Mars as the co-operating Lord. The first two are indicators of the two parts of life, the third gives support to the other two. The key to assessing their strength is their angularity: So we have:
Venus - eighth plance - post ascensional or succedent.
Moon - second place - post ascensional or succedent
Mars - fourth place - Pivotal or angular.
For the best indication of how life should go we would want to see angular triplicity rulers, for an average life we would expect succedent or post ascensional triplicity rulers, and for a difficult life we would expect cadent or declining triplicity rulers.
The indicators here are for an average life, perhaps a little above average given Mars support from an angular place. It appears that angularity is much more important than any other condition, so note that both Venus and Moon are not in good places, yet promise a middling life Mars status as the out of sect malefic and its condition of being retrograde might be given some weight but the important characteristic for Mars, in this respect, is that it is angular by place.
It appears that the two parts of life are not necessarily equal, indeed there are indications to the contrary in the texts but no clear examples are given as to where one Triplicity Lord yields influence to the other.
There are indications that timing techniques could be applied using the Triplicity Lords. These are based on two factors - the periods of the planets and ascensional times of the signs.
The periods of the planets are:
Saturn 30 years - conjunction with the Sun by degree on the same date (dd/mm).
Jupiter 12 years - conjunction with the Sun same sign on the same date within 2 degrees
Mars 15 years - conjunction with the sun in the same sign on the same date
Sun 19 years - the metonic cycle of eclipses
Venus 8 years - conjunction with the Sun on the same date within 2 degrees
Mercury 20 years - conjunction with the Sun on the same date by degree
Moon 25 years - the same phase of the Moon on the same date.
The timings would be applied to the year of life - so Venus' cycle of 8 years would indicate something important aged 7 - 8 (though occasionally it might be aged 8)
The Ascensional times of the signs depend on Latitude - the Ascensional times for FilleAspirant are given in the centre of the chart.
Venus is in Leo which has an Ascensional time of 25.91 years. It's Ascensional degrees at the place of birth were 25.91 and these are converted directly to years. The measure is degrees of right ascension passing over the MC. So whilst Leo's 30 degrees rose, 25.91 degrees passed over the MC.
The Moon is in Aquarius. It's Ascensional time is 33.91 years (33.91 degrees pass over the MC whilst Aquarius rises).
So we have two more timings, though the Ascensional time of Leo and the period of the Moon both suggest something happening aged 24 - 26 which will be an important event in life.
Vettius Valens does some fairly hairy things with these timings, as he will add period years to Ascensional years and modify them somewhat for angularity. This might lead us to add the period of Venus 8 years to the Ascensional Time of Leo to get 34 years. Again this is close to the Ascensional time of Aquarius, suggesting that age 32 - 35 might also contain key events.
The triplicity Lords are not taken in isolation, there are other factors that must be considered along side - the strength of the Lot of Fortune, which shows how favourable the fates may be (as it is configured to the Ascendant and its ruler it is not badly placed at all).
The Lot of Spirit and other lots would also play a part in determining how strong the underlying basis of the chart was and thus how well the native might cope with life.
The Lot of Spirit is in Virgo, ruled by Mercury - it is in the ninth place - a declining place yet one configure to the Ascendant by trine. Mercury is angular in the tenth place and is one of the better placed planets.
That concludes the first part of the analysis and I'm now dependent on FilleAspirant picking a topic (house) for a more detailed consideration.