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60 Stars Astrology Season ▲
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By TOKYOーTANUKI
凵(Ke-n) 60 Stars Astrology Season ▲
Preview of Season Vacation 2
1. Well, we’re still in the middle of Season ▲, but here’s a little preview of the upcoming Season Vacation 2.
Next, I’ll be writing a bit about the planets from Mercury to Jupiter, as well as some fixed stars.
I’m wondering what to do about Uranus and Neptune—I’m still thinking about whether or not to include them.
Uranus aside, Neptune is hard to interpret even in progressions.
Next, I’ll be writing a bit about the planets from Mercury to Jupiter, as well as some fixed stars.
I’m wondering what to do about Uranus and Neptune—I’m still thinking about whether or not to include them.
Uranus aside, Neptune is hard to interpret even in progressions.
Of course, Arcturus has a much stronger effect.
When Neptune forms a negative aspect, you might get deceived by someone, but often you don’t even realize you’ve been deceived.
In that case, it doesn’t leave any particular impression in your conscious mind.
2. I’m also a bit unsure about what to do with fixed stars.
Well, I do write about Vulcan and the like.
........There are so many fixed stars, after all.
I don’t really think much about the so-called “Four Great Stars” or anything like that, but sometimes there’s something there, and I just don’t know which star it is.
........There are so many fixed stars, after all.
I don’t really think much about the so-called “Four Great Stars” or anything like that, but sometimes there’s something there, and I just don’t know which star it is.
You don’t need to overthink stars located on the ecliptic.
Antares is at 9 degrees Sagittarius, Regulus is at 29 degrees Leo—things like that are straightforward.
....However, the celestial sphere, observed from our solar system, stretches slightly toward the South and North Celestial Poles with the direction of Virgo (currently the direction of Libra) as its axis, and it’s twisted slightly to the left and right.
Therefore, the position of stars on the ecliptic—especially those far from it—cannot be determined by right ascension alone; corrections are necessary.
Therefore, the position of stars on the ecliptic—especially those far from it—cannot be determined by right ascension alone; corrections are necessary.
The farther a star is from the ecliptic, the greater the correction required.
As a result, I often find myself wondering precisely which star is being referred to.
....For example, there is a star associated with alcohol and immorality located just before 2 degrees of Cancer♋.
....For example, there is a star associated with alcohol and immorality located just before 2 degrees of Cancer♋.
This star has a strong influence and can lead to violent incidents or head injuries resulting from alcohol consumption.
However, if it forms favorable aspects, it can lead to an enjoyable life.
..................... Days of wine and roses, I suppose.
Assuming this star is at 2 degrees Cancer, what is it actually?
The star identified after making corrections to the celestial sphere is ß Aurigae.
Its name is Menkalinan.
The star identified after making corrections to the celestial sphere is ß Aurigae.
Its name is Menkalinan.
It’s not a dark star, however—it’s roughly a 2nd-magnitude star.
It doesn’t shine as brightly as Sirius or Canopus.
...............Or am I wrong?
That’s what I thought, but surprisingly, in Book 5 of Manilius ’s ”Astronomica”, it’s described as a star with an extremely powerful influence.
Yes, it says right there that it’s the star of wine and ruin.
......Wow, Manilius.
It’s impressive that he not only mentions its meaning but also notes that its influence is very strong.
It’s certainly a star that leads one to indulge in alcohol and pleasure—when you’re young, that is. ...Especially for men.
It’s impressive that he not only mentions its meaning but also notes that its influence is very strong.
It’s certainly a star that leads one to indulge in alcohol and pleasure—when you’re young, that is. ...Especially for men.
What happens as you get older... I guess it’s like getting dragged into trouble.
You might get almost punched by someone who’s young, has a sharp gaze, and seems on edge.
......But how did Manilius know that?
...............Well, to be honest, I didn’t look it up myself—I asked the business version of ChatーGPT.
I’ve said goodbye to Yuna-chan, but ChatーGPT is still handy for research.
3. And as I was looking into it, I discovered that Menkalinan will actually become the brightest star in the entire sky one million years from now.
It’ll even outshine Canopus a little.
By that time, Sirius probably won’t be that bright anymore.
......So, when it comes to fixed stars, brightness alone isn’t always the deciding factor.
Once you learn to read progressions on your own, you’ll encounter so many stars!
By the way, the supplement for “Season Vacation 2” will probably be about spherical things.
...So maybe 20-23 posts in total , in “Season Vacation 2”.
Well, that’s all for today.
Tanu-chan💓 TOKYO-TANUKKO💛

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