***@twixtntween.com wrote:
: On Mon, 7 Dec 2009 17:40:23 -0600, Hermes <***@bluewin.ch>
: wrote:
:
:
:
: >A B wrote:
:
: >: All right, mystery over. It WAS Tutankamun's tomb I was doing -
the
: >26th of
: >: November, when they opened the antechamber and "saw wonderful
: >things".
: >: That's why I wanted associations with seeing - I always like to
have
: >a look
: >: for the soundbite, it's surprising how often it's there.
: >:
: >: Many thanks to everyone for all these suggestions!
: >: A. B.
:
: >Cool :), according to the link I indicated,
:
: > http://www.griffith.ox.ac.uk/gri/4sea1not.html
:
: >that would have been at "about 2 pm", and the location
: >would be the valley of kings in Egypt. If I use Luxor
: >and a timezone of GMT+2 (hope that's correct), then...
:
: >***@twixntween.com wrote:
:
: >: In addition to the other very thoughtful replies you received, an
: >: underground chamber would be a 4th house matter. Thus, the ruler
: >: of the 4th, any planets therein, etc., would have to be closely
: >: examined. Its contents would be ruled by the 5th house.
:
: >Pluto (11*Can) conjunct IC (7*Can) in the 4th.
: >Neptune (18*Leo) in the 5th.
: >Moon (5*Pis) conjunct Uranus (10*Pis) in the 12th.
:
: Moon ruling the 4th conjunct Uranus sounds about right.
:
: >Sun (3*Sag) conjunct Venus (1*Sag) and Mercury (28*Sco)
: >in the 8th.
:
: If the Sun rules the 5th, of course they'd be seeing the
: belongings of a king's burial chamber. :-)
:
: >(Placidus houses.)
:
: >Kjell wrote:
:
: >: Pluto is a chtonic god and ruler of the underground and
everything
: >: hidden there (and hidden things in general), so I would hazard a
: >guess
: >: on an aspect to Pluto. As it is some kind of intrusion into his
: >realm,
: >: a hard aspect feels more likely than a soft one. If the opening
was
: >: accidental and sudden, Uranus might be involved -- et cetera. The
: >: manner in which the chamber was opened will decide what other
planet/
: >s
: >: might have been involved.
:
: >Pluto (11*Can) at a square (as today) to Saturn (17*Lib)
: >in the 7th and at a trine to Uranus (10*Pis).
:
: >Learned at lot from that, thanks Yeshta(***@...)
: >and Kjell ! :)
:
: Thank you, for giving some chart details! :-)
You're welcome!
: And, A.B., yes, it is called an Event chart. :-)
:
: >I'd say illustrates Saturn (quite concrete specifics about
: >discovery charts) vs. my purely lucky guess(es)... ;)
:
: >Getting back to see/light: Maybe Saturn, just above the
: >horizon in the 7th, see the cover of Liz Greene's book
: >about Saturn, with Saturn carrying a light ?
:
: > http://www.amazon.de/gp/reader/0877283060/ref=sib_dp_pt#reader-link
:
: >)o+
Some more chart details...
The part of fortune is conjunct Pluto/IC in the 4th.
And it is conjunct fixed star Sirius (c.f. Orcus-Horus).
Orcus itself is at 10 Taurus in the 1st, sextile Pluto.
And, in case someone missed it: Saturn is in Libra, as it is
today, and - as today - at a square to Pluto, in 1922 at an
"outgoing" square with Pluto in Cancer, today at an "incoming"
square with Pluto in Capricorn.
The idea to distinguish incoming/outcoming aspects is from
Charles Harvey (afaik):
* From seed to flower to fruit and back to seed again. The
* ground rule of Life is that all things abide in the One,
* proceed forth into manifestation and return back to the
* One again. This is the eternal return in all its variations
* which astrology so elegantly describes [...]. However [...]
* most astrologers continue, blind eyed, to interpret a 270*
* square like a 90* square, a 120* trine like a 240* trine
* and so on. To do this is to lose half the message that an
* aspect is giving us. Contrary to the way most astrologers
* still seem to work and think, life processes unfold
* themselves in cycles of 360* and not 180*.
Read on here:
Sun and Neptune through the Aspect Cycle
http://www.skyscript.co.uk/sun_nep.html
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