The Astrology of Space - Matrix Software

The Astrology of Space
and 180° is the zodiac or ecliptic, which becomes
a curved line when projected on a two-dimensional
surface.
3. You can get a better idea of what the zodiac is
by imagining this map wrapped around your head,
at which point the curving zodiac would appear at
a plane set at a 23 1/2° angle to the plane of the
equator.
4. The Local Sidereal Time at my birth was 11h
42m 54s of right ascension along the equator and
this is equivalent to a RAMC (right ascension of
the Midheaven) of 175.70 of arc along the equator.
5. Locate this RAMC on the map. It is the vertical
RED line, running up and down the map, at the
extreme left side.
6. I was born at a geographic latitude of 40° and
that is equivalent to 40° declination on the star
map. This is the point where all the house lines
converge to a single point. This is the large red dot
with the letter “Z” (for Zentih) at the left side of the
chart.
7. The Zenith or north pole of my horizon system
(above my head at birth) points in the direction of
175.70° right ascension and 40° of declination,
which is the constellation Ursa Major (the Great
Bear).
8. All points along the 175.70° of right ascension
were aligned at my birth. Thus I might also look
into the constellations Virgo, Crater, Hydra, and
Centaurus to the South and the constellations
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