Witte's Uranian Astrology - beta for testing

[planatowski]

Hallo, not found the module under Horoskope Various/Witte's Uranian Astrology.
My Version is 09/07/2023 12:14
THX

[Wunjo]

Hello,

You will find the module in "program" in the menu on top not in "various".

Regards
Wunjo

[planatowski]

can't find program on top 

[ABer]

Hi there - this module is not part of the main distribution. You can download it from the top link in the first post in this thread. Click on the link that says Witte's Uranian Astrology.ab. (See screenshot below). This will allow you to download the file and you can then copy it to your ab folder within Planetdance.

You can put the file in any folder within the ab folder. However I recommend you add it to Horoscope->Extra.

Let me know how you get on.

Ed

[planatowski]

Hello and thank you, everything worked fine. Thanks for that. Harald 

[ABer]

Thanks Harald - I hope you enjoy using the module. Ed

[planatowski]

Hello, I have a question about the horizontal lines in Graphic Ephemerides Annual Diagram.
I don't understand how to take these lines from the 90 degree circle. (Of course not in the program, but if I would do it manually.)
In Ebertin's "Birthtime and Life Event" on page 28 he writes that it is quite simple.
- Note the columns on the left
- Find the position of a celestial body and draw a horizontal line from that point



VG Harald

[ABer]

Hi Harald - I'm not sure I totally understand your question. The Graphic Ephemeris in the Cosmobiology module is constructed by noting the position of the natal planets in the Cardinal/Fixed/Mutable sort (C/F/M). So, referring to the screenshots below, Boris Johnson's natal Sun-Venus conjunction is around 28.5 degrees of Gemini (a mutable sign). These appear in the 90 degree dial around 88.5 degrees (near the cardinal axis - slightly to the right). When these are transferred to the Graphic Ephemeris they appear near the bottom of the graph, at 44.25 or so. In the 45-degree sort (dividing the horoscope wheel by shown in the Ephemeris, these degrees correspond to 88.5 degrees in the wheel.

Johnson's nodal axis is at 2 degrees of Cancer, which is 2 degrees of cardinals in the dial. You can find this just to the left of the cardinal axis. If you look at the top right hand corner of the Ephemeris at 2 degrees you will find the nodal symbol and it's corresponding horizontal line. Since Jupiter and Neptune are in the middle of fixed signs, which correspond to the beginning of cardinal signs in the 45-degree sort, you will see that his Jupiter-Neptune conjunction is close to the nodal axis, representing the semi-square (45 degrees) between Jupiter in Taurus and the north node, and the seqsuiquadrate (135 degrees) between Neptune and the north node.

The whole constellation translates as AR=SO/NN=VE/NN=ME/AS=JU/NE. You can translate this for yourself I'm sure, but my reading is that this midpoint picture tells a lot about Johnson's ability to charm people and use language to tell people what they like to hear.

[planatowski]

Hello ABer, my question related to the creation of the graphic 45° ephemeris. I didn't know how to position the stars from the chart on the right on the form.
Now I know.
On the left there are 3 columns that correspond to the division of the 90° circle.
In your example, Johnson's Pluto is at 11°47' Virgo.
In column 3, since Virgo is there, look for 11,47 and draw a horizontal line.
Source: Book Reinhold Ebertin Transite, side 85.

Greetings Harald

[ABer]

That's right - I'm glad that you have found the solution to this! The graphic ephemeris is a very useful way of looking at transits, but it takes some time to get used to reading it. Best wishes. Ed