Mundane Astrology
Hi everyone!
Has anyone perhaps already calculated—within the cyclic permutation of planetary aspect-relationship pairs—values for every single relationship pair across the permutation cycle of the 12 aspects linked to the 12 planets, using charts from Astrotheme or Astrodatabank? The answer, incidentally, is yes. After all, from a mathematical standpoint, there must be a value for every relationship pair in the set under examination. The question for me is simply whether there is any quantitative variation. In theory, there should be, because Chiron involves space-time curvature. The question is whether this space-time curvature is actually statistically observable in the sample set regarding planetary aspect-relationship pairs. This is interesting because it would validate the hypothesis that the values of aspect-planet relationship pairs somehow correspond to the values of zodiac sign-house placement relationship pairs observed within the space-time set (or the space/analytical space). And that is why the behavioral pattern I have developed is equivalent to—or, if you prefer, in sync with—a precise, clear interpretation of aspect relationships. If someone could provide an XML database, the search could be run quickly. However, this requires that all 12 planets—Mars, Venus, Mercury, Moon, Sun, Chiron, Juno, Pluto, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune—as well as all 12 signs (derived from dividing the 360 degrees into 12 parts) be included in the database, along with the aspects: 0°, 180°, 120°, 90°, 72°, 60°, 51.43°, 45°, 40°, 36°, 32.73°, and 30°. Furthermore, regarding aspect analysis, one must determine the environmental interaction that causes the individual to avoid, embrace, exploit, or waste the influence—resulting in the experience failing to materialize, because the process cannot be initiated within that environment. It simply cannot come to pass. This, however, lies beyond my area of expertise, as it falls under the domain of mundane astrology. So, has anyone perhaps investigated this, or is anyone able to do so?
Thank you all for your supportive comments. In the meantime, I have resolved the issue and analyzed the relationship between the pair using methods from mathematical astronomy. The Sun accounts for 99% of the mass, Jupiter for 0.8%, and Saturn for 0.2%; their aspectual relationships can be observed every 5 and 20 years. Examining the other planets—or analyzing isolated angular relationships—is unnecessary. The space is, to some extent, covered by a network of angular relationships; for this very reason, an aspect can only be accurately interpreted within a set. Viewed in isolation, it holds no meaning. It is part of a mathematical permutation. I had long suspected that the whole thing was merely a projection of the self, but now that I see the figures—mathematically and astronomically—it is clear to me why these investigations and research findings will never yield any real value. Interpretations of the Saturn-Jupiter aspect, however, are genuinely interesting—not because of synchronicity, but because there is a biological connection involved in the cognitive sense.