FraterAC
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One question concerning the use of the progressed chart is how to advance the angles (Midheaven and Ascendant).
See here (thread: Your progressed Midheaven is NOT your progressed Midheaven!)
for discussion on progression of the angles in the Secondary (aka Major) progressed chart, and how RAMS, Solar Arc, Right Ascension arcs and variations on Quotidian methods are used.
In connection with the progressions discussed below, see here (Thread: You are using the WRONG DAY!)
for discussion of what is meant by a day.
This writer’s intuition, based on experience with progressing both natal and return charts, is that during the time period covered by any progressed chart, the entire wheel should rotate a full 360 degrees.
The question then becomes how does one accomplish that end with the various types of progressions available. One method is to use the phase angles of different chart elements, the Sun, Moon and Midheaven, as measures to rotate the chart in a consistent manner. By phase angle is meant simply the distance of longitudinal arc between two points on the ecliptic, especially the Sun and Midheaven, or Moon and Midheaven.
Let’s take each type of progression in order, one by one.
As this thread is intended to discuss the calculation of the Midheaven and Ascendant for progressed charts, please do not post memes, or links to unrelated sites or videos. Please do not Google phase angle and post sites describing Sun-Moon phase angles or phase angles in relation to mathematic formulae or expositions having to do with the term in other scientific applications.
See here (thread: Your progressed Midheaven is NOT your progressed Midheaven!)
for discussion on progression of the angles in the Secondary (aka Major) progressed chart, and how RAMS, Solar Arc, Right Ascension arcs and variations on Quotidian methods are used.
In connection with the progressions discussed below, see here (Thread: You are using the WRONG DAY!)
for discussion of what is meant by a day.
This writer’s intuition, based on experience with progressing both natal and return charts, is that during the time period covered by any progressed chart, the entire wheel should rotate a full 360 degrees.
The question then becomes how does one accomplish that end with the various types of progressions available. One method is to use the phase angles of different chart elements, the Sun, Moon and Midheaven, as measures to rotate the chart in a consistent manner. By phase angle is meant simply the distance of longitudinal arc between two points on the ecliptic, especially the Sun and Midheaven, or Moon and Midheaven.
Let’s take each type of progression in order, one by one.
As this thread is intended to discuss the calculation of the Midheaven and Ascendant for progressed charts, please do not post memes, or links to unrelated sites or videos. Please do not Google phase angle and post sites describing Sun-Moon phase angles or phase angles in relation to mathematic formulae or expositions having to do with the term in other scientific applications.
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