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Has anyone ever discovered an astronomical and/or astrological cycle of any significance of 1200 years?

Great and Grand Conjunctions Conjunctions are important in astrology, none more so than that of the giant planets in the outer solar system. The only kind that the ancient or medieval astrologers knew about, those of Jupiter and Saturn, have received a lot of attention, as they should. But what of ...

Do you think that the Golden Ratio might particularly apply to things related to the Sun, such as Leo? Its metal is gold, after all. Perhaps the Silver Ratio would work with the Moon and Cancer, etc.

I worked out the formulas for the angles. Just in case you wanted some exact figures, and also so you can use the same sort of formula for the other ratios. Phi=1.6180340... - aspects derived from the minor Golden Ratio: 360/ (Phi+1)-90=47.507764 degrees. 180/ (Phi+1)=68.753882 degrees. 360/ (Phi+1)...

Irrational numbers, to put it simply, are those that cannot be expressed as a fraction (the rational numbers). As an example, the Greeks were horrified to discover that the square root of two could not be represented by a/b. They kept this a secret for some time. If the Golden Ratio works for you th...

I posted this on this site under "Day and night asteroids" under the "Recent Ideas in the Ancient Arts" forum. Day rulership Sign Planet Leo Sun Virgo Mercury Libra Venus Scorpio Mars Sagittarius Jupiter Capricorn Saturn Aquarius Uranus Pisces Neptune Aries Juno Taurus Pallas Gem...

Thank you very much. It's the baseline for a broader "resetting" of the zodiac into more modern terms. More on that soon.

THE FOUR ROYAL GALAXIES The four royal stars, Aldebaran, Regulus, Antares, and Fomalhaut, lie along the ecliptic in the fixed signs of the zodaic. They form a cross that represents the four corners of the world. Associated with these are the four directions of east, south, west, and north and also s...

Following this line of reasoning we can assign and name days of the week on other planets and moons. I would name the days after a shortened version of their genitives followed by 'day'. Here are the genitives of many of the major bodies of the Solar System and the resultant names: Solar Mercurial V...

The Gazetteer of Planetary Nomenclature was my source. They order them alphabetically, however, which, to me, is useless. So, as you can imagine, it took a little while to do this.