The Astrology of Space - Matrix Software

The Astrology of Space
words: learn about each coordinate system before
you try to combine them.
More: The Natal Horizon
(1) The radix (natal) Horizon system should be traced
upon both a map of the heavens and a map of the
Earth. These two maps can be superimposed on one
another. If the drawn lines are crude, much can be
learned.
(2) The natal horizon provides the most "personal" or
unique sense of the individuals orientation to space
and time.
(3) The natal horizon is oriented at a unique attitude
or angle to the zodiac, equator, galactic, and
supergalactic planes and has a "Ascendant-
Descendant"-type axis to each of these planes. This
fact needs to be appreciated, and the horizon must be
drawn out to visualize this.
(4) Sensitive or powerful points in astrological work
such as the Ascendant, vertex, and house cusps are
but the tip of the iceberg, so to speak. Each point or
node is the result of an interaction of at least two
coordinate systems. Study is required.
(5) The entire Horizon system is sensitive, not just the
commonly used points like the Ascendant and
Midheaven, and the local horizon provides a unique
orientation for an individual to all cosmic structure.
More yet: Cosmic Systems
(1) The vast cosmic planes, such as the galaxy and
supergalactic systems (as well as their centers) are
important, way beyond what astrologers currently
imagine.
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