JUPITERASC
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Hundreds of fixed stars and their likely influences are listed at http://www.constellationsofwords.com/ One reason why people believe the stars don't work is because of the lack of knowledge of their meanings and nature. The traditional interpretations, although they can be very 'spot on', have a tendency to dwell on the negative influences and show a lack of an overall comprehension of their meanings. Hopefully in time and with proper application of empirical evidence we can be more definite about the possibilities within the meanings of the fixed stars. Anne Wright To assist with finding fixed star contacts to any natal chart then the same site provides THE FIXED STARS IN LONGITUDE ORDER http://www.constellationsofwords.com/stars/Stars_in_longitude_order.htmInteresting. With all of those Pluto contacts I guess it could go either way depending on what signs the planets are in? My Pluto (H9) and Mars (H8) are in Libra, Venus (H1) and ASC in Capricorn. What are yours?
I am not sure about the fixed stars - how would I find that out?
'….There is permanent blending of the influences of stars conjunct natal planets. When a transit, arc, or progression, conjuncts a natal planet, it will express the nature of the fixed star aligned with that natal planet.
Nobody seems to know what is the correct orb of influence. There is general agreement that the bigger and brighter stars have a stronger influence than the dimmer stars. Astrologers usually agree on a one degree orb.
Magnitude system is a method of expressing apparent brightness of a celestial object - BUT is confusing to some, since the magnitude number grows larger as the star grows fainter......'
'…substituting the word 'class' for 'magnitude' simplifies. Obviously we would expect a 'first class star' to be brighter than a second or third class star and so on.
"The fixed stars operate by position and are said to 'cast no rays' or, in other words, their aspects are said to be ineffective and their influence to be exerted only by conjunction and parallel". Aspects: Robson (The Fixed Stars and Constellations in Astrology)
Some authorities suggest aspects to the fixed stars can be read, but it is only the opposition that is thought to be of any relevance. The opposition may exert some influence due to the polarity, but the conjunction is by far the primary aspect to consider. Trines, sextiles and squares should therefore be discounted....'
"Convenient way to study given star is when Moon physically occultates/skims star. Moon frequently occultates certain big stars, sometimes once a month several months in a row, so collect a series of observations of validity of traditional keywording for said star. Same can be said for when planet conjuncts zodiacal star both in longitude and in ecliptic latitude, because then the star shines full strength and its nature will reveal itself to the attentive eye. Specific stars project clusters of synchronistic coincidences. Name of constellation will play a role, particularly for stars classified in planetary terms as sharing some Mercurial quality. Fixed stars often bring about bizarre synchronicities and clustering of coincidences that may involve the meaning of star and constellation it is in."...' Dr Gonzales Tamez