Exegesis V07 Issue 073

Exegesis Volume 07 Issue #073

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From: "Atlantis Ecological Community"
Subject: [e] Re: exegesis Digest V7 #72 Apropos of the horary questio

Exegesis Digest Tue, 03 Sep 2002

From: "Atlantis Ecological Community"
Subject: [e] Re: exegesis Digest V7 #72 Apropos of the horary question from Ann
Date: Tue, 3 Sep 2002 17:03:28 -0500

I forgot to put in the date of the question: Sept1 2002 5.36 am Popay n, Colombia. Oops! Anne Barr

> >exegesis Digest Tue, 03 Sep 2002 Volume: 07 Issue: 072
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> >In This Issue:
> >#1: From: "Atlantis Ecological Community"
> >Subject: [e] Horary doubts and Questions
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> >From: "Atlantis Ecological Community"
> >Subject: [e] Horary doubts and Questions
> >Date: Tue, 3 Sep 2002 10:15:16 -0500
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> >Dear Moderator,
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> >I don't know if this fits the kind of thing you put out but here goes anyway.
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> >I'd like to put forward for group discussion - if anyone is interested - the question of whether damn horaries damn well work or damn well don't! I have had both experiences and feel quite frustrated.
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> >In a way, folks, I am looking for therapy as I did a chart for 2 friends about to enter Palestine from Jordan. It looked wonderful. But they were refused entry.
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> >The time was 5.36 a.m. Popay n, Colombia (76w36 X 2n27)
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> >The Moon was about to trine Venus, wonderful, I thought. (Cancer was on the cupst of the 11th house, ruling a question asked about friends)
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> >Does that Mars, one degree off a conjunction with the Ascendant and ruling the 8th, give a negative answer?
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> >While I'm at it, I have a few other questions about horary. I am learning purely from books, Lilly and one by a Dutch lady called Karen Hamaker. I used to have one by Derek Appleby as well (got stolen) and have used the excellent guidelines set out by Maurice McCann too.
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> >I suppose several 1000 people besides myself have noticed that Lilly is inconsistent and sometimes uses derived houses for Questions asked about a 3rd party and sometimes doesn t bother.
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> >I've started to disregard his "first 3 degrees is too early and last 3 degrees is too late" rule. And have found that one can interpret charts with success that break his rules. But...this one that I just failed on, had a rising degree at 2 degrees Virgo...
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> >I have chosen to study horary as deeply as I can as it seems to be a fairly limited of field of study where one can actually test all the rules with concrete questions.
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> >I also consider the aspects to the outer planets valid and use the 'new' rulerships too and find it all works.
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> >Anyones opinions for or against or about any of this would interest me greatly. And any recommendations for sites/articles on horary I'd also really appreciate.
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> >From Anne Barr
> >Colombia
> >South America
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> >A big PS. Although some of the more technical technicals escape me I have learnt a lot from your site and love the premise from which so many people are working . i.e. does it work and if it does why? Thanks for all the work you must put into it.
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