The Astrology of Space - Matrix Software

The Astrology of Space
9. The Midheaven or M.C. at my birth is the point
where the RAMC crosses or intersects the
Zodiac and this is around 175° of ecliptic
longitude.
10. You can see that the M.C. is far to my south
and not in my "mid-heaven" at all but rather,
the mid-heaven of someone living near the
equator. This is where you can see the
planetary glyph for Neptune at the left side of
the chart, just above the celestial equator (the
straight line in the center of the map).
11. My natal horizon is the long dark red curved
line running across the map, starting in the
lower left-hand corner and ending in the upper
right-hand corner of the map. .
12. This line of the horizon is 90° from my zenith
and nadir. Remember this whole thing is a
globe.
13. The intersection of this horizon line to the
zodiac in two places defines my Ascendant
and descendant at 8° of Sagittarius and
Gemini. Here, since we are only showing one
half of the star map, you can only see the
descendant.
14. The intersection of the East-West Prime
Vertical to the ecliptic (zodiac) defines my
vertex (West) and anti-vertex (East). This is the
red house cusp line that marks the seventh
house cusp. The Vertex is a couple of degrees
before my Sun in the zodiac, actually about 23
degrees Cancer (113 degrees).
15. My planets are marked along the zodiac in
their approximate positions.
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