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                 ROSICRUCIAN CHRISTIANITY ASTROLOGY COURSE:

   In the follwoing lessons we are going to delineate  a  chart,  using  the 
keyword system,  the latter being compact and specific.

   After the basic,  fundamental principles of a sign, aspect and house have
been defined,  then it is well to embellish and add thereto all that we can.
BUT FIRST, DELINEATE BY KEYWORDS.

   We strongly advise the earnest student, the seeker of the great spiritual
truths  of  the  Divine  Science of  Astrology,  to  study  The  Rosicrucian
Cosmo-Conception,  for without a working knowledge of the Rosicrucian Teach-
ings the higher, spiritual truths of the Science and the intuitive faculties
of delineating a map will ever remain a closed book to him.

   Especially,  we wish to refer him to chapters and pages on  the  vehicles
and  bodies  of  man. 

   Let's adhere to a definite standard of form  and  arrangement,  like  the
following in sequential order:

1.--Asc. and Physical Body.            7.--(a) Spiritual Powers.
2.--Individuality.                         (b) Occult Abilities.
3.--Personality.                       8.--(a) Friends and enemies.
4.--Mentality.                             (b) Brothers and Sisters.
5.--(a) Vocation.                          (c) Journeys

    (b) Finance.                       9.--Sickness and Health.
6.--(a) Love.                          10.--(a) Hopes, Wishes, Aspirations.
    (b) Marriage.                           (b) Sorrow, and Self-Undoing.
    (c) Children.                           (c) Old Age.
                                            (d) Death.

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 The following tables are the longitudes of the planets, the declinations of
same  and  the sign,  degree and minute to be placed on  the  necessary  six
houses in order to erect the horoscope of a male,  born July 4,  1932;  2:15
A.M., Standard Time, Los Angels, California.

   Please insert the planets in the wheel;  work out the aspects, parallels,
elements, etc.  

                                   HOUSES:

         10          11        12     ASC.         2         3
         Aquarius  Pisces     Aries  Gemini     Gemini    Cancer
         15          15        23     4:29        29        21

                                 LONGITUDES:

Sun................Cancer    12:12     Jupiter.........Leo     22:15
Venus..............Cancer     4:03R    Mars.........Gemini      8:31
Mercury...............Leo     3:26     Uranus........Aries     23:09
Moon...............Cancer    18:05     Neptune.......Virgo      5:50
Saturn...........Aquarius     2:52R    North Node...Pisces     20:28
Part of Fortune....Gemini    10:22     Pluto........Cancer     21:35

                                DECLINATIONS:

Sun...............22 N 53              Jupiter.....14 N 56
Venus.............19 N 15              Mars........21 N 41
Mercury...........20 N 53              Uranus...... 8 N 26
Moon..............26 N 33              Neptune.....10 N 06
Saturn............19 S 53              Ascendant...20 N 57
M.C...............16 S 12              Pluto.......22 N 24
Part of Fortune...22 N 04

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                          ASTROLOGY LESSON NO. 36:

                            ASCENDANT AND RULER:

    The Ascendant rules the physical body, the constitution,  appearance and
childhood environment.

    The Ascendant is the physical envelope through which man,  of necessity,
expresses himself in his present life.

    It  is the instrument through which the higher principles that  make  up
man manifest naturally.

    Everything  in the horoscope,  good or bad,  must manifest in our  daily
lives  through the Ascendant,  the Rising Sign.   Thus it is a lens  through
which all influences have to pass, suffering modification in doing so.

  "The Message of the Stars" tells us that the Rising Sign, or Ascendant, is
the  basic factor in determining the constitution and form of  the  physical
body.   Further investigations have shown that the reason for this  fact  is
that at the time of conception,  when the seed atom was planted in the ovum,
the Moon,  which is the Cosmic Agent of Fecundity, projected its fertilizing
ray through the sign and degree which later rises at the moment of birth (or
its opposite).

    Whatever phase of the chart is being delineated, see what agreement, as-
sistance,  or cooperation:  or what disagreement, discord,  or variance,  it
has with the Ascendant.  THEN QUALIFY ITS MANIFESTATION ACCORDINGLY.

                               RULER OF CHART:

    It  is  considered that one planet (of the Sun or Moon),  in  a  special
sense stands in the horoscope for the native,  or person for whom the nativ-
ity  is erected,  while the rest of the nativity represents aspects  of  his
life which are external to him, as,  for example,  his friends,  occupation,
wife, children, and so on.

    This planet is called the Ruler of Lord of the Horoscope.

    It is usually the Ruler of the Ascendant, but not invariably so,  for if
that  planet  is  very  weak, whereas another is much stronger, as by rising

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near the Ascendant, with strong aspects, or by being on the M.C., it may be-
come ruler.   It is then the ruler of the Personal Self,  much as the Ascen-
dant and first house generally are,  and in a certain sense all the rest  of
the map may be regarded as subject to this rulership.   In other words,  the
spirit or Ego is limited in expression to the imperfections of the  physical
or personal self,  the instrument through which it must express in one  par-
ticular life on earth.

    BUT  IN MOST CASES THE RULER OF THE ASCENDANT IS THE RULER OF THE  HORO-
SCOPE AND IN THE CHART WE ARE DELINEATING MERCURY IS THE RULER.

                            PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:

    Ascertained by the Ascendant,  planets in the first house,  Ruler of the
Sagittarius,  Sun,  Moon, and any group of planets in any one sign.

                               PHYSICAL POWER:

    Ascertained by the Sun, Moon, Ascendant, Mars and Saturn.

    GEMINI RISING:  Common, Airy, Flexible, and Mental.
    ASCENDANT SQUARE NEPTUNE:  Wily and subtle in times of temptation.
    ASCENDANT TRINE SATURN:  Great persistence, courage and dependability.
    ASCENDANT PARALLEL MERCURY:  Frankness, open mind, quick perception.
    ASCENDANT PARALLEL SATURN:  Balance and depth of mind when other factors
are favorable.
    PART OF FORTUNE IN ASCENDANT AND PARALLEL ASCENDANT:   Furnishes pabulum
for  soul-growth in the personality and environment through efforts  of  the
Physical Body.
    MERCURY  PARALLEL PART OF FORTUNE:  Furnishes incentive and  reason  for
the accumulation of material wealth and possessions.

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                                  QUESTIONS:

1.--Synthesize in one short paragraph the following configurations:
    (a)  Ascendant square Neptune.
    (b)  Ascendant trine Saturn.
    (c)  Ascendant parallel Mercury.
    (d)  Ascendant parallel Saturn.
    (e)  Part of Fortune in Ascendant and parallel Ascendant.
2.--Describe briefly the Physical Body of this Boy.

3.--Give briefly, in keywords, the following effects:
    (a)  Mars conjunction Ascendant.
    (b)  Mars parallel Ascendant.
    (c)  Mercury in the third house.
    (d)  Mercury sextile Ascendant.
    (e)  Mercury parallel Ascendant.
    (f)  Mercury sextile Mars.
    (g)  Mercury parallel Mars.
    (h)  Mercury parallel Part of Fortune.

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                          ASTROLOGY LESSON NO. 37:

                             THE INDIVIDUALITY:

    THE ROSICRUCIAN COSMO-CONCEPTION tells us that there is only one way  of
showing our Faith, and that is by our Works.

    Therefore,  as you continue the study of this Divine Science of  Astrol-
ogy,  realize  that you are becoming the steward  of  specialized  KNOWLEDGE
which must only be used in order to SERVE HUMANITY.

    SERVICE is the KEYWORD and it can never be repeated too much nor too of-
ten.

    It  does not matter in what department of life you are  placed,  whether
you are high or low, rich or poor.  It is immaterial whether you are engaged
in some menial task,  or whether it is your privilege to lead and manage af-
fairs in the world's work.   It is absolutely unessential whether your hands
are  grimy with the lowest labor,  perhaps digging a sewer to  maintain  the
health of the community, or whether they are soft and white as required when
nursing the sick.

    The  determining  factor  which decides whether any  class  of  work  is
spiritual or material is OUR ATTITUDE in the matter.

    The person who does the most menial labor may be far more spiritual than
the  leader  in  the  world's work;  far more sincere  and  devoted  than  a
hypocritical teacher who pretends to spirituality, but is corrupt within.

    A kind look, an expression of confidence, a sympathetic and loving help-
fulness, can all be given regardless of wealth.

                             THE INDIVIDUALITY:

    As man is made in the image of God,  who is threefold in  manifestation,
so  astrologically,  the higher Self in man is represented by a circle  with
the central point denoting the highest, spiritual aspect,  the Divine Spirit
whose faculty is Will.   Therefore,  the Sun stands in the horoscope as  the
highest expression of the Individual Self.  It denotes the positive outgoing
influences in man,  his character in the highest sense of the word.

    The  Sun represents the Ego,  the Individual,  the Spirit in  Man.   Its
place in a horoscope,  together  with  its  aspects,  shows  the  method and

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coloring  and manner if ingress of the spiritual forces which go to make  up
his present life expression.

    The Sun is man's spiritual power house.

                             SPIRITUAL STRENGTH:

    Of  an  individual is shown in the complete sense by the  Sun,  Jupiter,
Uranus, and Neptune.  However, the Sun is the main factor, the other planets
lending color,  harmony or discord, assistance or hindrance,  in the matter.

    And so, Fellow Student, when you seek the inner man, look to the Sun.

    First, its SIGN; second, its ASPECTS; third, its HOUSE POSITION.  In the
chart that we are delineating there are but four aspects:   the  conjunction
with  the Moon,  the parallel to Mars, the parallel to Part of Fortune,  and
the sextile to Neptune.

SUN PARALLEL PART OF FORTUNE:

    Assists  the Ego,  the spiritual man,  to gleam valuable experience  and
soul growth through material and financial circumstances, and efforts of the
physical  body.   (There  is  a danger of  losses  by  over-generousity  and
prodigality.)

                                  QUESTIONS:

1.--Give the keywords of the Sun in Cancer.
2.--Give the keywords of the Sun in the Second House.
3.--(a)  Describe in keywords the Sun in conjunction with the Moon.
    (b)  Describe in keywords the Sun Parallel Mars.
    (c)  Describe in keywords the Sun sextile Neptune.

4.--Blend  the keywords of questions 1,  2, and 3,  in a short  and  compact
paragraph.
5.--Write  a detailed delineation of the sun in this chart,  with regard  to
sign, house, and aspects.  Write at least two hundred words or over.

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                           ASTROLOGY LESSON NO. 38:

                               THE PERSONALITY:

    What we are,  what we have, all our good qualities are the result of our
own actions in the past.  What we lack in physical, moral,  or mental excel-
lence may yet be ours in the future.

    Exactly  as we can not do otherwise than take up our lives each  morning
where  we  laid them down the preceding night,  so by our work  in  previous
lives have we made the conditions and the PERSONALITY in which we now  func-
tion,  live and labor,  and are at present creating the conditions  and  the
PERSONALITY of our future lives.

    Instead of bemoaning the lack of this or that faculty which we covet, we
must   set  to  work  to  acquire  it.

    And  right here we wish to refer the student to the chapter  on  Rebirth
and the Law of Consequence in the "Cosmo-Conception." It is tremendously im-
portant to know and understand the law in order to comprehend and synthesize
the differences between,  and to interpret and differentiate the  likenesses
of, the Individuality and Personality.

                                 PERSONALITY:

    The Moon governs the Personality.
    Personality, or person, from PERSONA, meaning mask.
    The Personality is that which we wear in this life only; the imperament,
transient, ephemeral manifestation of this life expression.
    The Moon is the reflector of the Sun,  and these planets,  together with
the Ascendant, denote the formation of the Physical Body; the Sun being par-
ticularly the symbol of Individuality, the Moon that of the Personality, and
the Sagittarius the significator of the Dense Body.
    The Ascendant and the Moon,  stand for that which is man's tools in  ac-
tion;  the most perfect parts of his material nature,  but at the same  time
the most evancescent.
    The Moon is,  therefore the very antithesis of the Sun.  The latter is a
fixed  star,  while the Moon is the most migratory of the  heavenly  bodies.
    The Moon is Life's Time Marker."   It may be compared to the minute hand
of a clock.
    The Sun and Planets are the Hour Hand.

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    In many persons the Personality may seemingly be stronger than the Indi-
viduality,  and obviously exhibit the outer man to a far greater extent than
the inner.  But let us remind you again that this is an evanescent condition
caused by thoughts and actions of a past life, or lives.

                                  QUESTIONS:

1.--Give the keywords of the Moon in Cancer.
2.--Give the keywords of the Moon in the 2nd house.
3.--In keywords describe the effect of the Moon square Uranus.
4.--In one short paragraph, coalesce the keywords of:
    (a)  Moon in Cancer.
    (b)  Moon in 2nd house.
    (c)  Moon conjunction Sun.
    (d)  Moon square Uranus.
5.--Delineate in detail your understanding of the influences of the Moon  on
this boy,  with regard to sign,  house,  and aspects.   Write at least three
hundred words or more.

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                           ASTROLOGY LESSON NO. 39:

                                THE MENTALITY:

    The  Mind is the focusing point by means of which the Ego becomes  aware
of the material Universe.

    Mind  is the reflecting mirror,  the instrument for the  acquisition  of
knowledge, the meeting place of spirit and matter.

    Man is a threefold spirit,  possessing a mind by means of which he  gov-
erns a threefold body,  which he emanated from himself to gather experience.

    When you seek the mind of man, look to Mercury.

    Mercury is the mental educator of men and its place and position in  the
horoscope shows the status of the person's mind for whom it is cast.

    Mercury,  being the Messenger of the Gods to the other planets,  has  no
voice  of its own and is dependent for expression upon its SIGN,  HOUSE  and
ASPECTS.   So Mercury is really a focus thorough which the faculty of reason
finds expression in the human being to act as a brake upon the lower  nature
and assist in lifting him from the human to the divine.

    Many men and do feel deeply.  They may also have valuable knowledge, but
they will be unable to express their feelings or share their knowledge  with
others  if Mercury is lacking in aspects.   Even a so-called evil aspect  of
Mercury  helps to bring out what is within and is therefore better  than  no
aspects at all.

    When Mercury is so placed in relation to the Sun that it goes before the
luminary it has the effect of materially brightening the mind,  for the  Sun
represents  the Ego and it may therefore be said that then its path  is  il-
luminated by the lamp of reason.

    On the other hand,  if Mercury is so placed that it rises later than the
Sun and thus follows after the luminary, the Ego learns more by afterthought
than by forethought, for it walks, comparatively speaking, in the dark,  and
must learn a great many of its lessons by experience.

    A  retrograde Mercury is also a slight detriment to the faculty of  rea-
son.

    Intellects of the first magnitude are sometimes put to perverted use  to
the  detriment  of  the community and its separate individuals, while a slow

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and very inferior mind may minister to many in lowly but loving meekness and
reap sheaves of soul growth thereby.

    Thus it is not sufficient to determine the quality of the mentality;  we
must also ascertain what is the channel of its expression.   This is  accom-
plished through a general process of determining the---

                              MENTAL FACULTIES:

    Seen chiefly by the Moon, Mercury, and Neptune.

    The Morality and the Emotional Nature of an individual are largely based
on the intellectual viewpoint, the condition and development of the mind and
its status in evolution.  However, other planets specify these conditions to
a great degree also.

                                  MORALITY:

Is indicated by the Sun, Venus, and Jupiter.

                              EMOTIONAL NATURE:

Largely the result of Mars, Venus, and Uranus.

                                  QUESTIONS:

1.--Write a brief paragraph describing this boy's moral status.
2.--Write a brief paragraph on his Emotional Nature.
3.--Study  the  mental qualifications with special regard  to  Mercury;  its
sign, house position and its aspects.

    Write 300 words or over on his mental tendencies.

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                          ASTROLOGY LESSON NO. 40:

                            VOCATION AND FINANCE:

   THE PURPOSE OF ALL LIFE IS EXPERIENCE.

   The Physical World is a school of experience,  a sort of model school  or
experiment  station  which teaches man to work correctly  in  the  invisible
worlds.

   But  man  must  return many times before he can hope to  master  all  the
knowledge in the world of sense.

   It is a demonstrable fact that we learn more from our mistakes than  from
our  successes  and that the proper light in which to regard  this  Physical
World is as a school of valuable education,  experience,  and tests in which
we learn lessons of the utmost importance.

   The  Christ exhorted us to be not overly anxious as to what we shall  eat
and drink and clothe ourselves with.  Therefore,  rather than riches seek to
live lives of love and service and lay up treasures in heaven.

   No matter what our condition, what our station in life, whether it be the
lowest of the lowly or the highest of the high,  the important thing to  re-
member  is,  that if we work and pray, pray and work,  and make our lives  a
living  prayer for opportunities to serve others,  then all  earthly  things
will come of their own accord as we need them,  and they will keep coming in
larger measure according to the degree to which they are used in the SERVICE
OF GOD.

   If  we  regard  ourselves only as stewards  and  custodians  of  whatever
earthly  goods  we possess then we are really POOR IN SPIRIT so far  as  the
evanescent  earthly treasures are concerned,  but rich in the  more  lasting
treasures of the Kingdom of Heaven.

   And if we are not out and out materialists surely this is a practical at-
titude,  because our Heavenly Father knows that we need material things  and
if we will but trust HIM, HE will supply our every need.

   "Seek  ye first the Kingdom of God,  and His righteousness and all  these
things  will be added unto you,:  is neither a vague admonition nor  a  mere
figure of speech,  but a literal fact in HIS KINGDOM that we should LIVE and
PRACTICE in our daily lives.

   We  who  are engaged in the so-called secular work of the world  and  are
forced  to  do  things  that seem sordid often feel that we are hampered and

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hindred  on  that account,  but if we do all things UNTO THE  LORD  and  are
FAITHFUL  OVER  A FEW THINGS we shall find that in time  opportunities  will
come of which we do not dream because---

          ALL WORK IS PERFORMED IN THE SPIRITUAL SENSE IS COEQUAL.

                                  GENERALLY

   We determine Vocation and Finance by the 2and, 6th, 8th, and 10th houses.

                                SPECIFICALLY
                                  VOCATION

   Is judged by the 10th house sign, ruler thereof, planets therein, and the
ruler of this horoscope.   Also consider the house which contains the major-
ity of planets, and the 6th house (service performed).

                                   FINANCE

   Determined by 2and house, ruler of sign on its cusp, planets therein, the
sign Taurus and the Planets Jupiter and Saturn.

                                  QUESTIONS:

1]  Write  300 words or over on this boy's vocational and  financial  possi-
bilities  using  your powers of induction and deduction  for  continuity  of
thought, coherence of detail, and simplicity of expression.
2]  State briefly what you think to be the two best profession for this body
to follow, and why.
3]  State briefly his financial prospects.

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                           ASTROLOGY LESSON NO. 41:

                         LOVE, MARRIAGE AND CHILDREN:

   The Rosicrucian Philosophy teaches us that we should overcome and  trans-
mute  all selfish love which seeks the ownership of another and which  oper-
ates on the material plane in a purely physical way.   We should endeavor to
sublimate  selfish  love into an all-embracing,  atruistic,  spiritual  love
which  is of the soul and includes all things,  high or low,  increasing  in
proportion   to   the   needs  of  the   recipient.

   There was a time when man-in-the-making was male-female and able to beget
children  without the assistance of another,  but when one pole of the  cre-
ative  force was directed upward to build the brain and the larynx,  mankind
ceased  to be bi-sexual and thenceforth each male or female had to seek  its
complement to accomplish the begetting of children.

   Therefore  marriage was instituted by the angels as a sacrament  and  the
sacred  rite  of generation was performed under their supervision  in  great
temples at certain times of the year when the interplanetary lines of  force
were propitious for propagation.  The rest of the time all lived together in
the  paradisaical bliss of chase companionship.   Therefore parturition  was
painless, and sickness and sorrow were unknown.

   But  when under the guidance of the fallen angels,  the Lucifer  spirits,
mankind commenced to exercise the creative function for pleasure, regardless
of the Stellar Ray,  death entered and woman began to bring forth her  chil-
dren in sorrow and suffering.

   The purpose of marriage is the perpetuation of the race and according  to
the physical natures of the parents, plus their environment,  will the child
be.

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   Parents  are held rigidly responsible for the care and custody  of  chil-
dren.   The privilege of rendering service and help to an incoming Ego is  a
divine  one  and woe be unto him who misuses this privilege  by  neglect  or
carelessness.

   Therefore,  Fellow Student,  let us endeavor, to the best of our ability,
to  live up to the highest spiritual concepts of love and marriage and  con-
sider it a sacred duty to apply our knowledge of these higher truths in  the
treatment, management, and education of our children.

                                    LOVE:

   Shown chiefly by the 5th house, planets therein and aspects thereto.   If
there are not planets therein consider ruler of the sign on the cusp of  the
5th house and the sign Leo, natural ruler of that house.

   Also  consider well the moral and emotional natures when you judge a  na-
tivity from the standpoint of love.

                                  MARRIAGE:

   Indicated by the 7th house, planets therein, aspects thereto and the sign
Libra.  If house is vacant, consider ruler of sign on the cusp.

   In a woman's chart, the 7th house, Libra, and the planets Sun and Venus.
   In a man's chart, 7th house, Libra, and the planets Moon and Venus.

                                  CHILDREN:

   Ascertained  by both charts of the parents.  In a single chart of a  pro-
spective parent by--
   Fifth house and the planets Moon, Venus, and Jupiter.

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                                  QUESTIONS:

1.-(a)   What sign rules the 5th house in the horoscope?
   (b)   What planet rules the 5th house in the horoscope?
   (c)   Name the natural 5th house ruler of the chart.
   (d)   Name one other planet influencing the 5th house.
   (e)   Name one other sign influencing the 5th house.

2.--Name the sign and planet ruling the 7th house.
3.--At what time of life should marriage bring this boy the most  happiness?
    Why?
4.--Write 300 words on the future prospects of love, marriage, and children,
    as shown in this boy's horoscope.

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                           ASTROLOGY LESSON NO. 42:

            RELIGION, PHILOSOPHY, SPIRITUAL POWER--OCCULT ABILITY:

   The  time has now come for pointing out the way by which each  individual
may investigate for himself some of the facts with which he must deal in or-
der to make spiritual progress.

   We  can  not repeat too often the great truth that what we are,  what  we
have,  all our good qualities are the result of our own actions in the past.
What we lack in physical,  moral,  mental or spiritual excellence MAY YET BE
OURS IN THE FUTURE!

   Let  it  be remembered that our present actions determine  future  condi-
tions.

   There are no special gifts bestowed upon anyone.   All may know for them-
selves the truth concerning the pilgrimage of the spirit through matter; its
method  and its object.   There is a method whereby this valuable  knowledge
may be acquired and by which, if persistently followed,  God-like powers may
be developed.

   The Ego has several instruments which the Rosicrucians call the tools  of
the Spirit.   The Dense body, Vital body, Desire body,  and the Mind consti-
tute these tools and they are good, bad or indifferent according to what  we
have  learned through past experience in the building of them.   As we  work
with these wonderful tools they improve and grow in power and efficiency.

   The time required to achieve positive,  spiritual development varies with
each individual and depends upon his application, his stage in evolution and
his ripe destiny to be liquidated in any particular life.

   The  fundamental principle in making spiritual progress is in  doing  the
little  things  of  every  day  life  to  the  best of our ability.  We must

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systematically  conquer all attempts of the Desire body to  assume  mastery,
and we must overcome the annoyances,  troubles,  obstacles,  and selfish in-
stincts of our DAILY LIVES with noble aspirations.

   All  that is of this life alone is vanity.   Only that is of  true  value
which  can  be  taken with us across the threshold as the  treasure  of  the
spirit.

   And remember above all,  Fellow Student;  it is not a question of  faith,
but of showing our faith by works.  It is not what we believe, but how reli-
giously we live.

   In the Book of Revelation we find these words:  "Him that overcometh will
I make a pillar in the temple of my God and he shall go no more out."
   AND SELF-FORGETTING SERVICE TO OUR FELLOW MAN IS THE SHORTEST,  THE  SAF-
EST, AND THE MOST JOYFUL ROAD WHICH LEADS TO SPIRITUAL ATTAINMENT.

                               SPIRITUAL POWER:

   Of an individual is shown in the complete sense,  and chiefly by the Sun,
Jupiter,  Uranus,  and Neptune.   The Sun, however, is the main factor,  the
other planets lending color, harmony or discord, assistance or hindrance, in
the matter.

                           RELIGION AND PHILOSOPHY:

   Indicated by the 9th house,  planets therein,  or the planet Jupiter  and
the  sign Sagittarius.   (Jupiter and Sagittarius are the natural rulers  of
the 9th house.)

                               OCCULT ABILITY:

   Denoted  by  the 8th and 12th houses,  planets therein and the  signs  of
their cusps.

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                                  QUESTIONS:

1]  From  the Sun's sign,  house position and its sextile to  Neptune  state
    briefly the boy's spiritual power.
2]  In keywords give the effect of:
    (a)   Capricorn on the cusp of the 9th house.
    (b)   Saturn in the 9th house in Aquarius.
3]  Write  300  words or more on the religious nature,  occult  ability  and
    spiritual strength of the boy.

                           ASTROLOGY LESSON NO. 43:

             FRIENDS AND ENEMIES--BROTHERS AND SISTERS--JOURNEYS:

   The Master Christ said to His disciples:  "Henceforth I call you not ser-
vants, but friends."  (John, 15:15.)

   Friendship in its real sense is holy.  It is an understanding and harmony
which  exists  and should exist among all classes of people  in  the  world.
Friendship is the embryonic stage of the Universal Brotherhood of  Humanity.
The  latter identifies itself with neither country nor race and  constitutes
the only path that leads to emancipation and God.

   Therefore   friendship   is   all   important   because   it   leads   to
Brotherhood...the Universal Brotherhood which will make the next great  step
in  man's  progress on his long and wondrous journey from the clod  to  God,
from protoplasm to conscious unity with the Father; that

         "...one far-off divine event
         To which the whole creation moves."

   Brothers  and Sisters are Egos to which we are drawn,  (or they drawn  to
us),  but bonds of Karma generated in past lives.   The manner in  which  we
discharge  this Karma,  be it good or evil,  constitutes our progression  or
retrogression on the Pathway of Spiritual development.

   If  brothers and sisters in a family fail to get along well together,  it
is  for the enlightened one of the group to try to the utmost of his or  her
ability  to promote love and harmony by  self-renunciation,  self-abnegation
and cheerful,  self-forgetting service.   For "He that would be the greatest
among you, let him be the servant of all."

   In the ultimate, Fellow Student, the whole of humanity must be our broth-
ers  and  sisters  whom  we  love devotedly.  We must be consumed by an all-

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embracing,  altruistic love for all mankind.   This is an absolute necessity
before any real spiritual progress can be made.

   Friendship,  the love for our own family, or the love for others, is sim-
ply  the realization of the oneness of all life with God.   Separateness  is
illusion.   And there is nothing of a physical nature about  friendship  and
love.  They are the outcome of a purely spiritual understanding.

   To  have friends we must endeavor to be patient in bearing with  the  de-
fects and infirmities of others, of whatever sort they might be.  For all of
us have our failing which must be borne with by others.

   We would quite willingly have others perfect and yet we fail to amend our
own faults.  We would have others severely corrected yet we will not be cor-
rected ourselves.

   The desires of others often displease us but we will not have our own de-
sires denied us.   We would have others bound down by rules and  regulations
but we absolutely refuse to be bound down ourselves by like ordinances.

   It  is a truism that seldom do we weigh our neighbor in the same  balance
with ourselves.

   In  chapter  6,  verse  2,  of Galatians, we are told  to  "Bear  ye  one
another's burdens, and so fulfill the law of Christ."

   No  one is without fault,  no one without his burden,  no one  sufficient
unto himself,  no one wise enough to live in perfection.  Therefore those of
us who desire to progress in the University of Life should endeavor to  bear
with one another, help, instruct and admonish one another.

   Adversity is the taskmaster that proves what virtue we may have, and what
progress  we have made in Life's University.  It chastises us to show us  up
for what we really are.

                             FRIENDS AND ENEMIES:

   Friends shown by the 11th house; open enemies by the 7th house and secret
enemies by the 12th houses.

                            BROTHERS AND SISTERS:

   Shown chiefly by the 3rd house, the planet Mercury and the sign Gemini.

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                                  JOURNEYS:

   Short journeys denoted by the 3rd house,  the planet Mercury and the sign
Gemini.   Long journeys indicated by the 9th house,  the planet Jupiter  and
the sign Sagittarius.

                                  QUESTIONS:

1. FRIENDS.
   What is the significance in regard to Friends of:
   a.    Pisces on the cusp of the 11th house?
   b.    Neptune in the 4th house?
   c.    Neptune sextile Venus?
   d.    Neptune sextile the Sun?
   e.    Neptune square Mars?
   f.    Mars in the Ascendant?
   g.    Mars sextile Mercury?
   h.    Mars trine Saturn?
   i.    SYNTHESIZE a, b, c, d, e, f, g, and h in one short paragraph.

2. OPEN ENEMIES.
   Describe the following positions and configurations in regard to open
   enemies:
   a.    Sagittarius on the cusp of the 7th house.
   b.    Jupiter ruler of the 7th house.
   c.    Jupiter trine Uranus.
   d.    Jupiter deposited in the 4th house.

3. SECRET ENEMIES.
   Give the indications in regard to secret enemies of:
   a.    Aries on the cusp of the 12th house, Mars ruler thereof.
   b.    Taurus intercepted in the 12th house, Venus ruler thereof.
   c.    Uranus in Aries.
   d.    Uranus in the 12th house.
   e.    Uranus square the Moon.
   f.    Uranus trine Jupiter.

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4. SYNTHESIZE QUESTIONS 2 AND 3 IN ONE SHORT PARAGRAPH.

5. BROTHERS AND SISTERS.

   Describe the meaning in relation to brothers and sisters of:
   a.    Cancer on the cusp of the 3rd house.
   b.    Mercury in the 3rd house in opposition to Saturn.

6. JOURNEYS.
   Explain the following indications:
   a.    SHORT JOURNEYS:  Cancer on the 3rd house cusp, Mercury in the 3rd
         house in opposition to Saturn in the 9th house.
   b.    LONG JOURNEYS:  In one word tell the general outlook as regards
         long journeys.  Explain why.

                           ASTROLOGY LESSON NO. 44:

                             HEALTH AND SICKNESS:

   Health  and happiness are to most people the prime objects of  life,  and
whoever has them is rightly considered lucky, though,  as we have endeavored
to show in the Rosicrucian Philosophy, luck is very closely linked to merit.
We  have earned what we have,  either in this life or in a former  one,  and
what we lack in good health or physical well-being we may acquire in this or
later lives by good use of our opportunities.

   Disease is a manifestation of ignorance--the only sin;  healing is a dem-
onstration  of  applied knowledge--the only salvation.   Christ  is  an  em-
bodiment of the Wisdom Principle,  and in proportion as the Christ is formed
in us, we attain health.

   To the best of our ability, we should live spiritual lives,  and endeavor
to  adhere to a system of high ideals so that we shall eventually  learn  to
conform to God's laws and thus attain permanent health in the future as well
as now.

   Some people demand perfect health and claim that they have a right to it.
They  forget that either now or in a former life expression  they  forfeited
their God-given right to health through acts of disobedience to the laws  of
nature--which are the Laws of God.  Through suffering they needs must  learn
obedience.   For it is a positive fact that when fundamental  principles  of
clean  living  are disregarded,  on which the health of  the  body  depends,
people become ill,  mentally and physically.  Consequently,  if they wish to
regain  their  health they must learn to understand  these  principles,  and
regulate their daily habits in conformity with them.   This is what the Mas-
ter Healer,  Christ Jesus,  meant when He said to the man who was a cripple:
"Thou  art  made whole:   sin no more, lest a worse thing come  unto  thee."
(John 5:14).

   Even the Master Christ could not give lasting health unless the recipient
of  the  healing  force refrained from indulging wrong  habits  which  cause
disease.

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   Therefore,  as before stated,  to regain or retain health one must  adopt
the gospel of Right Living.  One must observe a meatless diet,  if possible,
live  in well ventilated quarters,  occupy the mind with pure thoughts,  and
employ the daily life with pure actions.

   The  following are some of the omissions and  transgressions  responsible
for disease and sickness:

         Unnatural food.
         Too much food.
         Ill-proportioned food.
         Lack of fresh air and sunshine.
         Lack of cleanliness.
         Lack of exercise.
         Lack of rest and sleep.
         Lack of self-control.
         Yielding to temper.
         Gratifying low desires.
         Harming fellow creatures (animal or human).
         Abusing the sacred generative function.
         Harboring thoughts of anger, hatred, and resentment.

   Since all of the organs and functions of the body are interdependent, the
abuse  and consequent affliction of one part hurts all the others,  furthers
the accumulation of disease poison throughout the system, and lowers the vi-
tality  of the whole.   Local symptoms are only evidences of the whole  body
being at fault.   Therefore,  corrective measures should not be directed  to
the  suppression of symptoms,  but to the removal of causes which  make  the
symptoms appear.

   Astrologers have a sacred duty and may lay up much treasure in heaven  by
judicious advice as regards health indicated in any chart that they are  de-
lineating.   A  horoscope  shows incipient disease from the  cradle  to  the
grave,  and thus it quite often gives ample time to apply the ounce of  pre-
vention and escape an illness (if Karma permits),  or at least to ameliorate
its  severity when disease overtakes us.  It indicates the days when  crises
are  due,  and thus forewarned we may take extra precautionary  measures  to
tide us over the critical point.  It indicates when inimical influences will
wane, and fortifies us to bear suffering with strength born of the knowledge

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that recovery at a specific time is probable.

   Thus  Astrology offers help and hope in a manner obtainable by  no  other
method.  Its scope is infinite.

   And remember the four NEVERS:
   NEVER tell a patient a discouraging fact.
   NEVER tell him when impending crises are due.
   NEVER predict sickness at a certain time.
   NEVER, NEVER predict death.

   Astrology  is too sacred a science to be used in any other manner  except
that of SERVICE.   So let the student forget about his own horoscope and de-
vote his knowledge to helping others.

                             HEALTH AND SICKNESS:

   The main indicators of health and sickness are the Sun, Moon,  and Ascen-
dant,  together with the planets in the 1st house.  Also,  the 6th house and
its ruler are vitally important.

   The 6th house is the house of health and sickness,  and very often  gives
the key to a patient's condition.   We therefore look first to the ruler  of
this  house to see what it indicates,  in what sign and house it is  placed,
and what the nature of the sign is and what part of the body is ruled by it.
Next, we must see what planets are aspecting the ruler of the 6th house.

   The  places of Saturn,  Mars,  Uranus,  and Neptune always indicate  weak
points in the anatomy.  The place of Saturn is particularly sensitive.


   Both the Sun and Moon affect health in all horoscopes, but the Sun is the
particular significator of health for men,  and the Moon has the same  func-
tion in a woman's horoscope.

                                  EXAMPLE:

   Cancer  is a sign of weak vitality.   It rules the  stomach,  oesophagus,
diaphragm, pancreas, the mammae, lacteals, upper lobes of the liver, and the
thoracic duct.

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   The Sun rules the vital fluid, spleen, distribution of heat, oxygen,  and
the heart.

   The Moon rules the oesophagus, stomach, the uterus and ovaries,  the lym-
phatics, the sympathetic nervous system, and the synovial fluid.

                                 THEREFORE:

   The  Sun in conjunction with the Moon in Cancer indicates  tendencies  to
one or more of the following:   anemia,  dropsy,  dyspepsia,  gastric fever,
stomach troubles, indigestion, epilepsy.

                                    ALSO:

   The  Moon square Uranus signifies some trouble with the stomach;  cramps,
flatulence,  possible trouble with the eyes and spasmodic weaknesses of  the
Etheric Body.

                                  QUESTIONS:

1] a.    What parts of the body are ruled by Gemini?
   b.    What does Gemini on the boy's Ascendant indicate?
   c.    What diseases are shown by questions a and b?

2] Give in a concise manner the general tendencies denoted by the following
   configurations:
   a.    Mars in Gemini in conjunction with the Ascendant, co-ruler of the
         6th house.
   b.    Mars trine Saturn.
   c.    Mars square Neptune.
3] State the physiological and anatomical rulerships of Mars.
4] State briefly the conditions signified by:
   a.    Venus in Cancer, co-ruler of the 6th house.
   b.    Venus parallel Saturn.
5] Name the weak points in the anatomy caused by:
   a.    Saturn in Aquarius.
   b.    Uranus in Aries.
   c.    Neptune in Virgo.
6] Write a brief paragraph giving the main indications of health in the
   boy's chart.

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                          ASTROLOGY LESSON NO. 45:

         HOPES--WISHES--ASPIRATIONS; SORROW AND SELF-UNDOING; OLD AGE;
                            DEATH-REGENERATION:

   Sorrow,  like Purgatory,  may be said to be the process of becoming  con-
scious of the futility of unnecessary earthly desires and activities.   What
we are,  what we have, all our good qualities, are the result of our own ac-
tions in the past.  What we lack in physical,  moral,  or mental excellence,
may yet be ours in the future; and, too, whatever trials, tribulations,  and
sorrows that we may have to contend with in this life,  be assured that they
can be cancelled and erased from the scroll of future lives,  to a great ex-
tent, by the way and manner in which we live our daily lives.

   All of us have our troubles,  our worries,  our sorrows;  all of us  have
heavy burdens to bear,  no matter what external appearances may indicate  to
the  contrary.   Indeed,  it  is excellent for us  that  we  sometimes  have
troubles and sorrows,  for they bring us back to realities;  they foster hu-
mility;  they defend us from vainglory.  Then, too, afflictions and adversi-
ties make us understand better the great need we have of God,  without  whom
we can do nothing that is good.

   We  advance much more rapidly in the University of Life  through  sorrows
and adversities,  because we then struggle and exert ourselves to "Overcome"
our defects, and strive to improve our conditions and environment;  whereas,
with too much affluence we are so apt to become lazy,  indolent,  and  waste
our lives in pleasure, selfishness, and ease.

   Whatever  we do that is wrong is life must in some way be brought to  our
attention.  Sorrow and pain  have  been  the taskmasters that have guided us

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aright in the past,  and in order that we may continue to do right,  we have
the Law of Cause and Effect.

   There is in each one of us a spiritual power that has become latent  dur-
ing  the time we have been making the pilgrimage through matter,  and it  is
for us to awaken this power.  It is now latent because humanity has not fit-
ted itself to receive it.  We are too selfish, and we must cultivate unself-
ishness before we shall be trusted to wield this wonderful force.   And,  if
we continue to travel and travel, take rebirth after rebirth,  and do not at
some time learn to obey the voice of God,  hold His commands holy,  and live
the good life, we cannot expect to reach the City of Peace, but must be con-
tent to remain in the land of sorrow and suffering.

   All  of us have this spiritual power within that will bring us into  this
City of Peace,  and enable us to make progress on the Path of God.   But the
question instantly arises--how are we to unfold our latent spiritual  power?
How are we to reach God?  What must we do to travel that long,  arduous road
to perfection?  We must make the start sometime--so why not now?

   Assuredly,  the first step is purification, for without a pure life there
can be no spiritual advancement.   "Ye can not serve God and mammon,"  it is
said.  But mammon is usually interpreted to mean the gold of the world.  Yet
a  man may remain in his business and take care of it for the good  of  all,
not  only striving for his own interests,  but endeavoring to do  everything
possible for others.  In consequence, he will not be serving mammon.

   We  may love only a few around us, but there is a higher love that  flows
out to those not in our own circle which must be observed.   Every duty must
be fulfilled that we may thereby take advantage of the higher  opportunities
that are ever opening up before us.

   And so we must learn our lessons in SERVICE:   service to humanity,  ser-
vice to our younger brothers, service to animals, service everywhere.  This,
and this alone will bring us out of the "wilderness."  It is said that those
who were highest in the Temple in the Wilderness were those who served;  and
the  Christ said,  "He who would be the greatest among you,  let him be  the
servant of all."

   Let us all strive to render service.  Let us all endeavor to be  helpful,
cheerful, valiant, and courageous, always lending a helping hand to those in

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sorrow  and  distress--and then our own troubles will  gradually  fade  into
oblivion as the dawn of new understanding begins to light the way to the un-
believable glories of our Father God.

        HOPES--WISHES--ASPIRATIONS (GENERALLY OF A MATERIAL NATURE):

   Shown chiefly by the 11th house,  planets therein,  and the ruler of  the
sign on the cusp.

                           SORROW AND SELF-UNDOING:

   Indicated by the 12th house,  planets therein,  and the ruler of the sign
on the cusp.

                                   OLD AGE:

   Signified by the 4th house, planets located therein, and the ruler of the
sign on the cusp.

                             DEATH-REGENERATION:

   Indicated by the 8th house, planets deposited there, and the ruler of the
sign on the cusp.

   A planet deposited in a house is to be considered first.  If no planet is
there,  consider the ruler of the sign on the cusp.  In detailed delineation
both are taken into consideration.

   In order not to involve the student in too much of a labyrinth of  intri-
cate  configurations  and possibilities,  we are simplifying  the  following
questions, and wish them to be answered in the same manner.

   Simplicity, as we have before remarked, in analyzing the prominent points
of  a horoscope,  is an absolutely necessary accomplishment before  the  de-
tailed delineation is undertaken.

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                                  QUESTIONS:

1] HOPES--WISHES--ASPIRATIONS.
   Sum up, in one short paragraph, the significance of:
         Pisces on the cusp of the 11th house, Neptune ruler thereof.
         Neptune sextile Venus and the Sun.
         Neptune square Mars.

2] SORROW AND SELF-UNDOING.
   Synthesize in one short paragraph:
         Uranus in Aries in the 12th house.
         Uranus square the Moon.
         Uranus trine Jupiter.

3] OLD AGE.
   From the planets and their aspects which are deposited in the 4th house,
   state the conditions of the boy's later years.

4] DEATH-REGENERATION.
         a.  What sort of death is indicated when the time for it arrives?
         b.  What are the possibilities of leading the regenerate life?

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                          ASTROLOGY LESSON NO. 46:

                        PROGRESSION OF THE HOROSCOPE:

   The horoscope or radical chart is a picture of the heavens at the  moment
of birth,  showing the celestial bodies in their relation to each other  and
the zodiac, and indicating the path of life of the incoming Ego according to
its  self-generated destiny from past lives and experiences.   The child  is
immersed  in an atmosphere charged with the stellar vibrations  peculiar  to
that moment;  these are stamped upon each atom of its sensitive organism  by
the air inhaled with the first breath.

   Time  does not  stand still,  and the planets do not  remain  stationary.
While the birth chart indicates the tendencies, traits,  and potential char-
acter of the infant,  the  "progression"  for the coming indicate growth and
change in the native and his environment.

   The  progressed  positions of the planets are called  "directions";  they
mark the time in life when changes are due to occur.  There are two kinds of
directions,  primary and secondary.   PRIMARY directions are formed  between
the  progressed  planets and their original positions in  the  birth  chart.
Secondary  directions are formed by the progression of the Moon  to  aspects
with the planets, PARTICULARLY the radical.

   The secondary aspects are of vital importance for unless the primary  di-
rections  are supported by aspects OF A SIMILAR NATURE from  the  progressed
Moon, or unless there is an aspect from a New Moon, they are not effective.

   The "progressed years" correspond to the number of days after birth.  Ev-
ery day in the Ephermeris subsequent to the birthday tells of the progressed
conditions of the corresponding year of life.  For instance, the primary po-
sitions  25  days after the birthday indicate the conditions of life  at  25
years of age.

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   The  old accepted method of progression was to calculate a new chart  for
every year of life in the same way used in making the birth chart, only sub-
stituting  the Sidereal Time and planetary positions of the particular  year
(day) wanted.   This is very cumbersome and entirely unnecessary,  so we use
Max  Heindel's  simple method,  which is called  "the  Adjusted  Calculation
Date."

   This permanent A.C.D.  date, used throughout life,  is the starting point
of directions instead of the birthday.  It enables us to copy the noon posi-
tions  of  the  planets straight from the Ephermeris for  whatever  year  is
wanted without making any more detailed calculations.

   To reiterate:   the progressed years always start with (on) the  Adjusted
Calculation  Date and NOT the birthday.   An exception is when a  person  is
born at such a time that the Greenwich Mean Time will be NOON.

   Suppose the birthday is May 12th and the Adj.  Calc.  Date found is March
24th.   Then the progressions ALWAYS start on March 24th every year.

                  HOW TO FIND THE ADJUSTED CALCULATION DATE:

   The basis for finding this Date is always the G.M.T.  of birth.

   I.     If the Greenwich Mean Time of birth is BEFORE noon,  the  planets'
place  in  the  Ephermeris  are calculated for a LATER  time,  and  as  they
progress at the rate of a day (of 24 hours) for a year,  they will reach the
Longitude given in the Ephemeris some day within a year AFTER birth.

   II.    If the G.M.T.  of birth is AFTER noon, the planets'  places in the
Ephermeris  for  the year of birth are calculated for an earlier  time  than
birth,  and  the positions there given correspond to a certain  day  in  the
twelve-month BEFORE birth.

RULE:

   (1)   Find the interval from G.M.T. to the FOLLOWING noon.
   (2)    To this interval ADD the Sidereal Time for Greenwich noon  ON  the
birth day as given in the Ephemeris.   The sum of these is the Sidereal Time
of the Adjusted Calculation Date.

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   (3)   When the G.M.T.  at birth is A.M. of the BIRTHDAY,  or P.M.  of the
preceding  day  (this may happen in EAST Longitude),  count FORWARD  in  the
Ephermeris  till you find a day having the required S.T;  that date  is  the
Adj. Calc. Date.
   (4)   When the G.M.T.  at birth is P.M. on the birthday,  or A.M.  of the
succeeding day, read BACKWARD in the Ephermeris till you find the day having
the required S.T.; that date is the Adj. Calc. Date.

   We  will now proceed to find the Adjusted Calculation Date for our  prac-
tice chart of July 4th, 1932, 2:15 A.M., Lat. 34 N. Long 118 W.   The G.M.T.
is 10:15 A.M.
 1.  Interval to FOLLOWING noon (July 4 ).............. 1.45
 2.  S.T. fro Greenwich noon on birthday (July 4)...... 6.49
                                                       -----
         S.T. on Adj. Calc. Date                        8.34

     As  our G.M.T.  is A.M.  on the birthday we go FORWARD from July 4  and
find the nearest S.T. to be that of July 30, which is the Adj. Calc. Date.

     Having once found this date we use if for the whole life.  But remember
the  Adj.  Calc.  Date  has nothing whatever to do with  that  date  in  the
Ephermeris.   It means that the NOON POSITIONS of the planets any day  after
birth are the progressed positions of the planets for the Adj.  Calc.  Date,
which  thus begins the native's progressed year instead of at the  birthday.
In the present case this is July 30th instead of July 4th.   To help in  un-
derstanding  this better we mark in the MARGIN of the Ephemeris as  follows,
using a day for a progressed year:

PROGRESSED POSITIONS          PLANETS' NOON POSITIONS        AGE OF NATIVE
          FOR                     FOR                            FOR
     July 30, 1932                July 4, 1932               Birth year
     July 30, 1933                July 5, 1932               One year
     July 30, 1934                July 6, 1932               Two years
     July 30, 1935                July 7, 1932               Three years
     July 30, 1936                July 9, 1932               Four years
                                                             and so on.
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Let us suppose that the G.M.T. is 1:45 P.M.

                                                   HR.  MIN.
Interval to FOLLOWING noon (July 5)...................22  15
Plus S.T. noon birthday (July 4).......................6  49
                                                    --------
                                                      29  04
                                  Minus                   24
                                                    --------
S.T. on Adj. Calc. Date................................5  04

     Looking  BACKWARD in the Ephemeris from birthday to a day  having  this
required S.T. we get June 7th as the Adj. Calc. Date.  This will be the cor-
rect A.C.D.

EXAMPLE NO 1:

G.M.T. is 9:00 P.M. September 7, 1932
G.M.T. is 9:00 P.M. September 7, 1932
                                                   HR.  MIN.
Interval from G.M.T. (9 P.M.) to following noon.......15  00
S.T. noon on birthday (Sept 4)........................11  05
                                                    --------
                                                      26  05
                                              Minus   24     
                                                    --------
S.T. on Adj. Calc. Date................................2  05

Going back in Ephermeris to a day having this required S.T.,  we find it  to
be April 23, 1932.

EXAMPLE NO 2:
G.M.T. is 8:30 A.M. December 12, 1932
                                                   HR.  MIN.
Interval from G.M.T. (9 P.M.) to following noon........3  30
Plus S.T. Dec. 12, 1932 (birthday)....................17  24
                                                    --------
S.T. on Adj. Calc. Date...............................20  54

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    Looking forward in the ephemeris we find this to correspond to  February
3, 1933, which is the exact Adj. Calc. Date.

    In such a case we must mark our ephermeris thus:

     PROGRESSED POSITIONS     PLANETS' NOON POSITIONS
          FOR                     FOR

     February 3, 1933         December 12, 1932
     February 3, 1934         December 13, 1932
     February 3, 1935         December 14, 1932

                              and so on.

EXAMPLE NO. 3

Birth January 27, 1932, G.M.T., 10:36 P.M.
                                              HR.  MIN.
Interval to FOLLOWING noon (Jan. 28).............13  24
S.T. noon on birthday (Jan. 27)..................20  22
                                               --------
                                                 33  46
                                        Minus    24
                                               --------
S.T. on Adj. Calc. Date...........................9  46

     Going  BACKWARD  in Ephemeris we find the required day to be  Aug.  19,
1931, which will be the true Adj. Calc. Date.                           

     When children are born early or late in the year,  the A.C.D.  may come
into the year before or the year after the birth year,  so it is very impor-
tant  to state the Adj.  Calc.  Date by year as well as month and day.   And
when  the  G.M.T.  is  close to midnight,  there will  be  nearly  6  months
difference between the birthday and the Adj. Calc. Date.

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The last example we mark thus in the Ephermeris:

     PROGRESSED POSITIONS                        PLANETS' NOON POSITIONS
          FOR                                       FOR
     August 19, 1931                             January 27, 1932
     August 19, 1932                             January 28, 1932
     August 19, 1933                             January 29, 1932
     August 19, 1934                             January 30, 1932
                                                 and so on.
     It is essential to have the correct Adj. Calc. Date and year,  for this
is  the  starting point from which we prognosticate probable  conditions  in
coming years of life.

     There is a second method known as Time Correspondence,  and it might be
of benefit for the student to familiarize himself with it,  as it provides a
quick method of reckoning the A.C.D.

                                 QUESTIONS:

1]   What is meant by the Adjusted Calculation Date?
2]   How do we use it?
3]   How do we find such a date?
4]   If the G.M.T. is 12:59 P.M., July 4, 1932, what is the A.C.D.?
5]   If the G.M.T. is 12:59 A.M., July 4, 1932, what is the A.C.D.?
6]   Give the Adj. Calc. Date for the next 3 problems.
     (a)  G.M.T. 8:26 A.M., May 14, 1932.
     (b)  G.M.T. 3:20 P.M., January 9, 1932.
     (c)  G.M.T. 5:14 A.M., December 24, 1932
  
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                           ASTROLOGY LESSON NO. 47:

                             THE PROGRESSED CHART:

     In Lesson No. 46 we have endeavored to explain thoroughly the method of
finding the Adjusted Calculation Date,  a date which is used for the  simple
progression or advancing of the horoscope for any year after birth.

     The DAILY motion of the planets will be (in) progression be the  YEARLY
motion.  For reference and the convenience of the student we give a table of
the average daily motion of the planets.

                      DAILY MEAN MOTION OF THE PLANETS:

                 Deg. Min. Sec.
Sun..............     59'    8" ----- Stays 1 sign........1 month
Moon.............13   10'       ----- "    "    "......2 1/2 days
Venus ........... 1   12'       ----- "    "    ".........24 days
Mercury.......... 1   23'       ----- "    "    ".........18 days
Jupiter..........      4'   59" ----- "    "    "..........1 year
Saturn...........      2'       ----- "    "    ".....2 1/2 years
Mars.............     37'   28" ----- "    "    ".........57 days
Uranus...........           49" ----- "    "    ".........7 years
Neptune..........           22" ----- "    "    "....13 -14 years

     We will proceed to show progressed positions (directions) for any year.

     The boy was born July 4,  1932.   The Adjusted Calculation Date is July
30, 1932.

     The year he is seven corresponds to July 11, 1932.

     In  front (in the margin) of that date you have marked:   A.C.D.,  July
30, 1939.

     The planet's progressed positions on July 11th are as follows:

Sun: 18:56 Cancer     Venus: 0:39 Cancer R.         Mercury: 13:55 Leo   
Moon: 23:49 Libra     Saturn: 2:23  Aquarius R      Jupiter: 23:37 Leo    
Mars: 13:27 Gemini    Uranus: 23:16 Aries           Neptune: 6:01 Virgo

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     These positions cover the year from July 30, 1939 to July 30, 1940, and
are  always  to be interpreted in their relation to  the  birth--or  radical
chart.

     Here  you  will  see the Sun is within orb of the  conjunction  of  the
radical  Moon.   When the Sun by progression forms  a  conjunction,  square,
sextile,  trine, or opposition to one of the radical planets,  the influence
begins to manifest when the Sun is 1 1/2 degrees from the exact aspect,  and
it  is  felt until the Sun is 1 1/2 degrees past the point  of  culmination,
which of course is the degree and minute of the planet at birth.  As the Sun
moves about one degree a day, and the time measure of direction is, that one
day  equals a year,  we may say that the influence of the solar  aspects  is
felt for a period of three years.   Their effects are particularly strong at
times  during this period when aspects of the progressed Moon  or  lunations
(New Moons) vivify them.

     As  the Sun moves about 5 minutes a month (60 minutes equals 1  degree)
we  can advance or subtract that much to get the time of exact  conjunction.
The  Moon  in  radix  is 18:05 Cancer   and  the  progressed  Sun  is  18:56
Cancer; therefore  the culmination happens 10 months earlier--namely,  Sept.
30, 1938.

     The  Sun progressed to conjunction of radical Moon,  when  unafflicted,
indicates a three year period of popularity and general success.

     The  progressed  Moon has also left its natal position  and  square  to
radical Uranus and reached the opposition to Uranus, which has the effect of
disturbing the equilibrium of the organism (Moon in Libra),  making him  er-
ratic and irritable (opposition Uranus), upsetting the digestion (Moon)  and
affecting  the  health (Moon reaches the 6th house).   Therefore a  time  to
avoid excitement (Uranus in Aries) and exercise self-control.

     In early life,  especially, the Moon is the most important of the plan-
ets.   We are then more amenable to the lunar rays, for the Moon governs in-
fancy and childhood, the mother and home.

     The  Moon  measures "the soul's passage from the  shores  of  eternity,
through the waters of the womb to the world of Time."   The Moon is the time
marker,  the minute hand of the clock of destiny,"  while the Sun (and plan-
ets) may be considered as the hour hand.   Therefore the Moon more than  any
other  celestial body shows us the exact time when any direction  culminates
or becomes fruitful of events,  indicating changes in the physical and mate-
rial conditions, or reaction through soul-growth and character building, ac-
cording  to circumstances and environment.  When that which is latent in the

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horoscope is brought to a focus--so to speak.

     "The  Message  of  the  Stars"  tells  us that the  Moon  measures  the
period  of  postnatal  growth  through its phases of seven days (in progres-
sion seven years).   Childhood is completed and school age reached when  the
progressed  Moon  is SQUARE its natal place in the seventh  year;  then  the
birth of the vital body takes place.

     When  the Moon is OPPOSITE its radical position--about  the  fourteenth
year--occurs  the birth of the desire body,  marking the period  of  adoles-
cence.   And when it makes another square,  having  traveled  three-quarters
around the circle of the horoscope, the mental body is born, and one is con-
sidered full grown.

     In  the 28th year the progressed Moon is CONJUNCT its own place.   This
marks the period of complete manhood or womanhood.

     The year he is 14 corresponds to July 18,  1932.   Therefore,  opposite
that date in the ephermeris, we write July 30, 1946.  The planets' positions
on July 18 are:

Sun: 25:37 Cancer        Moon: 3:35 Aquarius        Venus: 29:02 Gemini R 
Mercury: 22:23 Leo       Saturn: 1:53 Aquarius R    Jupiter: 25:01 Leo      
Mars: 18:17 Gemini       Uranus: 23:21 Aries        Neptune: 6:13 Virgo

     Looking  over these positions,  relating them to the radical chart,  we
find the progressed Moon making a close aspect (opposition)  to  the radical
Mercury.  Mercury is afflicted by the opposition of Saturn, its only adverse
aspect.  We will find the Moon's exact position with reference to Saturn and
Mercury by first taking its YEARLY travel:

     July 19--Moon 17:05  Aquarius
     July 18--"     3:35      "
                   -----
                   13:30

     Then dividing this by 12 we get the progressed MONTHLY motion which  is
1  degree 07".   Dividing this again by 30 we have the progressed DAILY  mo-
tion, being 2'.  (1:07 equals 67' divided by 30 equals 2 minutes).

     We ask:   when is the Moon precisely conjunct Saturn in 2:52  Aquarius?
The difference between Moon 3:35 and Saturn 2:52 is 43',  divide by 2 (daily
motion), gives 21 or 22 days EARLIER.  Counting back from July 30, 1946,  we
get July 8,  1946,  which is the day, when the progressed Moon will make its
exact  conjunction  with  the  radical  Saturn.  The  opposition  to radical

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Mercury  will occur about 5 days earlier,  namely,  July 25,  1946,  because
radical  Mercury 3:25 is 9'  LESS than the progressed Moon 3:35 on  the  Ad-
justed Calculation Date.

     These two progressed Moon aspects to afflicted radical planets,  Saturn
and Mercury,  indicate a very critical period in the boy's life.   An  inner
struggle, a pessimistic, gloomy attitude toward his studies and social (fam-
ily) relationships--Mercury in 3rd house, Saturn in 9th.  A conflict through
his  conscience--Saturn--the higher law--9th;  his schoolwork,  schoolmates,
and near relatives--3rd house.

     Keen disappointments perhaps in scholastic honors--Mercury in Leo, Sat-
urn ruling 10th house.   Such a troubled state of mind may lead to reckless-
ness,  lack of caution,  resulting in mishaps should he travel--3rd and 9th.
Also possible ill health to mother--Moon.

     We  want to know,  when the progressed Moon will come trine to  radical
Mars in 8.31 Gemini:

July 30, 1946--Moon......        3:35     Aquarius
                        plus     1:07     monthly motion
                                 ----
Aug. 30, "...............        4:42     Aquarius, trine ascendant. (rad.)
                          plus   1:07
                                 ----
Sept. 30, "..............        5:49
                           plus  1:07
                                 ----
Oct. 30, "...............        6:56
                          plus   1:07
                                 ----
Nov. 30, "...............        8:03     Mars is 8:31--difference
                                          28' divided by 2' per days
   plus 14 days                  0:28     equals 14 days.
                                 ----
Dec. 14, 1946-Moon.......        8:31     Aquarius trine radical Mars.

    This progressed Moon trine radical Mars (conjunct Asc.) aspect indicates
a period  of  considerable  activity, both of mind and body. The adverse as-
pects of  the summer 1946 have accumulated a great deal of pent-up  energy, 
which  under  the  trine  will  prove  to his benefit,if he uses the dynamic
force  of  Mars  through the natural outlet of leadership--Mars in 1st.  For 
instance, a desire  and urge to excel in athletic skill and prowess--Mars in 

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1st. Sharpening of the intellect--Mars in Gemini  and  a  stimulation of the 
creative,  inventive  image-making  faculty--prog.  Moon  in Aquarius in 9th
house trine Mars in Gemini in 1st house.

    However,  he must use caution not to expend his vitality unduly, for the
radical square of Mars to Neptune indicates a militant, irascible, impulsive
nature,  which  may  bring unhappiness in the home  circle--Neptune  in  4th
house.

    To  ameliorate this during the year 1946 the progressed Mercury is  con-
junct  radical Jupiter,  trine Uranus.   His sanguinity will revive and  the
mind  become more health in outlook.  His father may help  him  considerably
here--Jupiter in 4th--or possibly a relative (uncle, Jupiter.   The trine to
Uranus invigorates him mentally,  bringing unexpected pleasures,  impulse to
mental  work,  and a keen desire for occult study,  or research into  hidden
causes--Uranus in the 12th.   He may become interested in altruistic and hu-
manitarian work under this aspect.

                         PROGRESSION OF THE ANGLES:

    Besides  progressing  the planets we must also make  a  similar  forward
movement of the houses,  but these must be calculated by the same method  as
when  erecting a natal figure,  save that we use the Sidereal Time  for  the
day,  which corresponds to the year for which we wish to progress the  horo-
scope.

    Using the above year 1946, age 14, we take these factors:  Lat.  34  N.,
Long. 118  W.  True Local Time of birth:  2:23 A.M.

S.T. noon previous to prog. birthday 1946 (ephemeris
    July 17, 1932)...................................   7:40
Correction 10" for longitude.........................      1:19
Interval previous noon to T.L.T......................  14:23
Correction 10" per hour of interval..................      2:24
                                                      ----------
S.T. on progressed birthday.......................... 22:06:43

    With this S.T., 22:06:43, we go to the Tables of Houses,  using Latitude
34 N.   The  nearest we find is 22:08:23.   We may erect the  complete  pro-
gressed  chart  by inserting the progressed planet's positions  direct  from
ephemeris (July 18, 1932).

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    But  this is not necessary;  the two angles of chief importance are  the
Midheaven and Ascendant.   The M.C. which is spiritual in nature,  the Asc.,
which  is the significator in physical and material matters,  are to be  re-
corded only.

    When  the native has changed residence, moving north or south  from  the
place of birth,  the latitude of the new residence must be used for progres-
sion of the angles.

    The progressed M.C.  for the year 1946 is 0 Pisces,  the Asc.  is  19:41
Gemini.

    We note,  that the progressed M.C. is trine to progressed Venus in 29:02
Gemini  retrograde;  the progressed Mars in 18.17 Gemini  is  conjunct  pro-
gressed Ascendant.

    These progressed aspects represent a time of activity, changes,  and de-
cisions,  which may be of great importance in the trend of his  future  life
work.

    The  decision remains with the native,  however for the  prerogative  of
free will is never removed.

                                QUESTIONS:

 1]  What day after birth corresponds to the year 1960?
 2]  What is the boy's age then?
 3]  In what progressed year does Mercury turn retrograde?
 4]  In what year does Venus go direct?  How old is he?
 5]  What is the progressed M.C. for 1962?  What is the Asc.?
 6]  Give all the progressed positions of the planets for 1962.
 7]  Compute the Moon month by month for 1962.
 8]  What aspects to the radix does it make--and when?
 9]  What day after birth corresponds to the year when he is 59?
10]  Are there any important directions then?

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                          ASTROLOGY LESSON NO. 48:

                        TRANSITS, LUNATIONS, ECLIPSES:

   Transit means PASSING--the passage of a celestial body over the  meridian
over a place.

   The  progressed positions of planets are the principal  significators  of
events,  but the transitory position of the planets in space at  the  actual
time  of  events strengthen or weaken effects of aspects in  the  progressed
horoscope,  according  to  whether they are akin in nature  or  not.   These
so-called TRANSITS are the planetary positions in the ephemeris for the  ac-
tual or current year of events.

   The major planets, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune are more potent in
their  action than the minor planets for the reason of their slow motion  in
the  heavens.   Their vibrations are felt strongly when within 1 1/2  degree
orb.   They culminate when the aspect is exact,  and last until 1 1/2 degree
past.   Their effects depend on the importance of the planet which they  as-
pect, and the houses through which they are transiting (passing), bearing on
such departments of life as the particular house indicates.

   Mars more  than  any  other celestial body  affects  the  average  person
strongly when in transit over sensitive points in the horoscope.   It desig-
nates the field of action,  whether battle,  business,  or breaking  ground.
Where Mars is powerful in the chart,  there the native has the ability to go
in and conquer--himself or others.

   Mars by position shows his potential power to act,  also the  instruments
with  which he works to best advantage.  Mars has the power to destroy  that
which is wrong and harmful in our environment; and it enthusiastically cham-
pions the cause of righteousness.

   The  wonderful  energy of Mars must not be suppressed, but controlled and

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refined.   This is an important and potent lesson which the subject  of  our
study especially will have to learn.

   In  its transits Mars brings out the latent forces in a positive  way  in
the sign and house it passes through;  therefore Mars may be used frequently
to forecast the actual time of an event.

   Saturn points out what we lack--in what we are most deficient.  It is the
Father principle urging us to develop good habits and good qualities in  or-
der to solve and master the problems of existence.  Saturn is in reality the
"great  benefic."   We must learn to understand its  purpose:   to  overcome
FEAR, to purify the mind, to cultivate FAITH, hope, and LOVE.

   The  effect  of a transit is greatest when it is in  conjunction  with  a
radical planet,  particularly when it is in an angle.   The trine,  sextile,
square, and opposition are also quite effective, but in a lesser degree.

   If the progressed Moon,  New Moon, or total eclipse comes within orb of a
transit, when it is making an aspect to the radical planets, setting off the
condition  then prevailing in the horoscope, bringing it to fruition on  the
physical  plane,  there is also a corresponding change in consciousness,  an
opportunity for learning spiritual values, and for soul growth.

   Much  of the effect of transiting planets is to impel to decisive  action
and extract concrete results.

   A  lunation  is a conjunction of the Sun and Moon--a NEW  MOON.   In  our
ephemeris  all New Moons,  Full Moons, and eclipses are plainly  marked  for
each month.

   When  a  lunation falls within 1 1/2 degrees of an aspect to any  of  the
planets of the Radix, or within aspect to any other vital point in the horo-
scope,  it has a decided effect upon affairs during the ensuing  month,  and
will  easily  take the place of an aspect of the progressed Moon,  which  is
needed to fructify the planetary indications then in force.

   The  Moon  completes its passage through the zodiac in 28  days,  staying
about  2 1/2 days in each sign.  In progression,  as you have learned,  this
means YEARS.

   The transiting Moon in daily life is important in choosing the right time
for doing certain affairs.   In illness and for operations the Moon's  daily
place  must  be taken into consideration for effecting the best  results  of
remedies applied,  etc.   Physicians especially should be interested in this
phase of Astrology.

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   However, the effect of the transiting Moon should be applied in its rela-
tion  to the radical and progressed charts.   The ephemeris gives the  daily
aspects between the Moon and planets which is very helpful in planning one's
affairs.  The student would do well to get thoroughly familiar with the cur-
rent  ephemeris,  tabulating the effects of transits in  his  own  case--and
looking ahead for aspects forming.  Again, here as in everything else,  MOD-
ERATION holds good.   One can become too fanatical.   Checking one's aspects
is meant only for self-development, service to humanity,  and sharpening the
power of observation.

   When a New Moon is a solar eclipse, it produces:   first the usual effect
of a lunation during the current month if in aspect with any of the  radical
planets.   Secondly:   similar effects during the months  of  the  following
year,  when aspects of the same nature are formed with place of the eclipse.
That is to say, if an eclipse fell, for instance, on Uranus in 23 degrees of
Aries,  in this boy's horoscope,  it not only will have an influence at  the
time when the eclipse is formed,  but also when a lunation of about the same
degree would fall in Cancer,  making a square--this in midsummer-or  another
in opposition in Libra in the Fall;  again another square in midwinter  from
Capricorn.

   Thus when the initial aspect of the eclipse is adverse,  the latter  con-
figurations will be adverse; if it is a good aspect, benefit will be experi-
enced during the months when sextiles and trines are formed.

   The increasing and decreasing Moon is also important in its monthly tran-
sit.   The Moon is increasing in light from the time of its conjunction with
the Sun, or the New Moon, till it reaches its opposition or Full Moon.   The
next two weeks it is decreasing in light--till it meets the Sun again at an-
other lunation.

   These  two phases of the Moon are very potent in affairs of the world  of
men.   The increasing Moon is the flood tide, strong forces for vigorous ef-
forts:   "full  speed ahead."   The decreasing Moon,  or ebb  tide,  is  for
assimilating,  absorbing, planning, preparing, meditating, contemplating the
past and that which is to come, etc.

   There are three points to be taken into consideration in reading a  horo-
scope:   the radical chart as the face of the clock;  the progressed planets
are the hour hand;  and the daily transits, New and Full Moons,  may be com-
pared to the minute hand,  which tells the exact time of events.   The  pro-
gressed aspects alone will not act;  there must be an exciting factor.   The
transits act as the match that lights the fuse, and the transiting Moon with

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its aspects and its lunations is the time-marker.

   In order to consider transits for our boy, born in 1932,  we will use the
1935 ephemeris.  He will then be only three years old, so no progression ex-
cept the Moon is in force.

   In January 1935 his progressed Moon in Leo is trine to radical Uranus  in
Aries.   As  Uranus is afflicting the Moon in Radix,  this trine  will  have
little beneficial effect,  because the lunation on January 5,  1935 in 13:57
Capricorn is a partial eclipse and falls opposite the boy's natal Sun.  This
is a time to use care and caution in his food and safeguard his health  gen-
erally.

   At the same time,  January 6 and 7,  Mars is transitting those degrees in
Libra,  square to his radical Sun.  Mars transits his 5th house,  which con-
cerns his play and recreation.  A square means, Be careful!

   Another partial eclipse of the Sun is the lunation of February 3, 1935 in
13:55 Aquarius.  This is conjunct his M.C.  As his M.C. is trine the Part of
Fortune in Gemini, this transit should be beneficial to him through his par-
ents.

   On  April 3,  1935 the lunation in 12.48 Aries squares his  radical  Sun,
giving similar indications as the January eclipse.

   Saturn  at  the same time transits in Pisces,  opposition  to  the  natal
Neptune indicating bowel trouble or possibly some hurt to his feet or limbs.

   The  New Moon of August 29,  1935 in 4:46 Virgo is conjunct  the  radical
Neptune--another short period of anxiety.

   As  the transiting Uranus in 5:30 Taurus is trine this same  Neptune,  he
may  receive help and benefits from friends not only on the material  plant,
but also from invisible sources such as beauty and harmony.

   The  transits  of the other three major,  or superior  planets,  Jupiter,
Uranus,  and Neptune,  are very important,  especially affecting the houses,
which carry the signs they are in at the time.

   Referring to the little table in Lesson 12, where the planets'  daily mo-
tion and the duration of their stay in the signs is recorded,  it is easy to
estimate how long the effect of these planetary forces will be in operation.

   Jupiter,  the great benefic, passes around the horoscope in 12 years--one
year in each sign;  therefore its benign assistance brings blessings a  good
deal oftener than the retarding influence of Saturn is felt.

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   Take the ephemeris for the year 1935.  Check up on Jupiter;  see in  what
houses,  it is transiting in the boy's chart.  Jupiter is unafflicted in the
Radix, therefore we look for good effects, mostly.  On January 8, 1935,  and
again on September 7 and 8 Jupiter in Scorpio 18:05 from the 6th house makes
an exact trine to the radical Moon in Cancer.   The delineation for this as-
pect reads:

   "Jupiter  trine Moon brings health, happiness,  and financial benefit  in
accordance with radical indications.   If Jupiter retrogrades,  it is not so
active (Jupiter does here),  but the period of good is protracted by its re-
peated DIRECT passage over the good aspects."

   On November 9, 1935, Jupiter enters Sagittarius,  advancing--first,  to a
sextile of Saturn Nov. 21:22; then to a trine of Mercury on Nov. 25; then to
a square of Neptune on December 5.  Lastly an opposition to Mars on Dec. 17.

   These two aspects are rather strong, coming as they do from ANGLES.   Ju-
piter and Neptune are in the fourth house, Mars is in the first house in the
Radix.   The transiting Jupiter in Sagittarius will be in the seventh house.
Possibly affecting the father in a business way.

   Uranus stays seven years in every sign, so its sustained influence in the
houses is very long.   The houses,  you remember,  have to do with  material
conditions and environment, the signs with character--in a general way.

   Uranus is the AWAKENER,  the altruistic,  humanitarian,  but also the er-
ratic  and  iconclastic  planet  of sudden  and  unexpected  happenings  and
impulses--exciting the native to unusual and often strange conduct--if it is
much afflicted in the natal chart.

   Uranus is square to the Moon in the Radix,  therefore its transit through
the 12th house,  that of sorrow and limitations, where it is placed in Aries
will last until the boy is about ten years old.  We figure thus:  Uranus en-
tered Taurus in June 1934;  it will enter Gemini about 1941;  then we reckon
the  4  degrees  and 29 minutes of Gemini in the 12th  house  (Ascendant  is
Gemini  4:29).   Uranus travels 42 seconds per day or 4 degrees in  a  year.
So--around 1942 it will transit his Ascendant, passing into the first house,
and this time will mark some drastic changes in the organism, the mind,  and
the home conditions.

   To  help the student become proficient in locating transiting aspects  we
will tabulate  those of Uranus.  Its first aspect in 1935 is on May 17-18 in

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2:52  Taurus,  making square to an afflicted Saturn in Aquarius.   A  little
later,  May 28-29,  it squares Mercury in Leo.   As Uranus retrogrades these
aspects  are repeated October 29 in 3.26 Taurus,  and November 12th in  2:52
Taurus.   As the squares are to the 3rd and 9th houses, which govern travel,
we assume that care and caution should be exercised in this respect.

   On June 10,  and October 14,  1935, Uranus in 4:03 Taurus makes a sextile
to Venus in Cancer,  which may bring gain and pleasure from the sociable Ve-
nus, strong in its own second house.

   Neptune  is the slowest of the nine planets,  taking 165 years to  travel
through  the zodiac;  so its transits of thirteen to fourteen years  in  the
same  sign naturally will have a steady,  long-drawn influence  through  the
house or houses it traverses.

   It is comparatively easy to compute the position of Neptune Jupiter, Sat-
urn, and Uranus in coming years without an ephemeris, when we know their or-
bital motion.  Having a starting point, for instance:  Neptune entered Virgo
in September 1928.   By adding 13-14 years we know it will come to Libra  in
1942, to Scorpio in 1955-56, to Sagittarius in 1969, to Capricorn in 1983-84
and so on.

   As Neptune advances about 2 degrees per year we approximate its  position
in 1992, when the age of our subject is 60, to be about 18 degrees in Capri-
corn,  which is in opposition to the radical Moon.   The delineation  reads:
"If Neptune is afflicted in the natal chart, these transits mark a period of
weird and uncanny experiences, mental and physical lassitude, etc."

   The mission of Neptune,  the plant of divinity,  is to stir the  feelings
and stimulate the mental faculties attuning them to the highest  vibrations,
lifting the consciousness "unto purer spheres," impelling the native to find
his  spiritual self,  to blend and cooperate this with the personality,  en-
abling him to lead (live) a practical, Christian life.

   On  the  lower  plane  Neptune  is  subtle,  chaotic,  bringing  out  the
under-currents of trickiness and fraud.   Very few,  comparatively speaking,
can respond to the high cosmic rays of Neptune,  but its purpose is to  help
humanity  forward on the spiral path of Evolution--that man may  learn  true
wisdom, to master himself, to assert his divinity, to foster brotherhood, to
acquire Creative Consciousness.

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