Planets Pt. 1

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Planet (Greek)

Aster, meaning 'wandering star'.

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Planet (Indian)

Graha, meaning 'grabber/to grasp'.

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Karma

Outcome and results of our actions.

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The relationship of planets to karma

The planets are the administrators of karma and mirror the state of human ignorance.

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Do planets cause things to happen?

No, planets are considered signs and omens, not causes.

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Modern astrology view of planets

Planets are seen as psychological dimensions and potentiality.

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Psyche

Means 'soul'; ancient astrology focused on liberating the soul from material illusion.

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Great circle of the zodiac

Created by the Sun's yearly cycle.

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12 parts of the zodiac

Divided by the Moon's monthly cycle.

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Keywords associated with the Sun

Soul, spirit, intelligence, beauty, motion, action, reputation, kings, ordinance of the Gods.

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Keywords associated with the Moon

Marriage, body, fortune, life, city, possessions, expenses, mother, changeability.

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Why are keyword lists not exhaustive?

They are brief sketches to initiate philosophical meditation.

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Why is the Moon associated with changeability?

Due to its waxing and waning phases.

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Why is the Sun associated with constancy?

It is the most constant of the wandering stars.

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Ego representation in a chart

The whole chart represents the ego.

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Planet indicating individual storyline

The Sun.

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Planet indicating life circumstances

The Moon.

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Native representation in astrology

The ruler of the first house and planets in the first house.

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Primary Motion

Which motion carries all the stars and planets from their rising in the east to culminating in the visible sky to setting in the west to anti-culmination below the earth, to rising again?

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Secondary motion

Which motion carries the planets through the backdrop of the zodiac?

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Clockwise

What is the direction of the primary motion?

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Counterclockwise

What is the direction of the secondary motion

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What is the astronomical foundation for the primary motion

The rotation of the earth on its axis within a 24-hour period

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What is the astronomical foundation for the secondary motion?

The revolution of the planets around the sun

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Which of the two motions is fastest?

Primary motion

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What is the synodic cycle of a planet?

The relation between two planets that starts with a conjunction

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What is the speed of the secondary motion.

There is no unified speed. It depends on a planet’s position relative to the sun.

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Secondary motion

Which of the two motions is related to the material world, the realm of coming to be and passing away, of impermanence?

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Which of the two motions is a ceaseless motion?

Primary motion, which is the apparent daily rotation of the heavens around the Earth.

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Ecliptic

The name for the path of the Sun

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Why is it important to know about primary and secondary motion?

They help to define and articulate the basic meaning of the planets, houses, and signs.

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Which planet or luminary represents the secondary motion?

The Moon

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Which planet or luminary represents the primary motion?

The Sun

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Why is the zodiac divided into 12 parts?

The Moon travels through the entire zodiac in 1/12th the time of the Sun, dividing the circle into 12 parts.

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What defines the zodiac?

The ecliptic

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What does the secondary motion represent?

The secondary motion is related to the material world, the realm of coming to be and passing away, of impermanence and nescience.

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Which of the two motions symbolizes oneness, eternity, the ideal, the perfect and unchanging?

The primary motion

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What, in ancient yoga philosophy, does '“prakriti” mean?

Fluctuations in material energy, forms, and dualities

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What does '“Yoga citta vritti nirodah” mean?

Yoga is the cessation of the revolutions of the mind

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How do yogies and platonists see fate and free will?

FATE is the results of previous choices, whereas Free Will is the ongoing ability to make choices.

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In ancient yoga philosophy, which word is used in relation to the unchanging, divine spirit-soul, which is said to be the source of essence of all things?

Purusa

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Where do you see the east in the birth chart?

The east is on the left, around the ascendant.

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Where do you see the north in the birth chart?

The north is as the bottom of the birth chart.

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Where does the Sun rise?

The Sun rises as the ascendant.

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How do we see a sunrise in the birth chart?

The Sun hits the degree of the ascendant,

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How do we see a sunset in the birth chart?

The Sun hits the degree of the descendant.

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Where does the Sun culminate?

At the degree of the Midheaven

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How do we see the horizon line?

We draw a straight line from the degree of the ascendant to the degree of the descendant.

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Where do you see the west in the birth chart

The west is on the right, around the descendant

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Where does the Sun set?

The Sun sets at the descendant.

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What does the degree of the ascendant represent?

The degree of the ascendant is the exact point where the path of the Sun crosses the horizon