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The coronation of a new monarch is a traditional focus for mundane astrology, and so -- as part of my ongoing exploration of that field -- I worked out the coronation chart of King Charles III of Great Britain as soon as I was able to find the time for the coronation. Since this is a subject of tolerably widespread public interest, I've gone ahead and made it a public post on my SubscribeStar and Patreon accounts, so those who haven't subscribed to either can still read it. You'll find it here: https://www.subscribestar.com/posts/887143
https://www.patreon.com/posts/82089830
It's an interesting chart, and leaves me thinking that Charles arranged for an astrologer to choose the date and time; astrological conditions are difficult all through this year, but the chart does as good a job to give the new reign a good start as it probably could. (A grand trine and a well dignified midheaven aren't to be sniffed at.) Now we'll just have to see what happens...
Re: Isolated Moon...
Date: 2023-05-01 03:10 am (UTC)Sorry, but I don't frequent archive.org and am not familiar with searching it. Besides, there may not be anything because all the Vedic astrology books that I have read that are comprehensible to a Western reader are written by authors who are still very much alive. My introduction to the discipline was "Ancient Hindu Astrology for the Modern Western Astrologer" by James Braha (1986). Braha has several other more recent Vedic astrology books, too. David Frawley's books on astrology are also good. If you are fond of videos, I recommend Ryan Kurczak (https://www.youtube.com/user/RyansVedicAstrology) who is very systematic and provides a great deal of basic info for free. There are many others out there who are pretty good; it's often a matter of personal taste. Warning: Vedic astrology is so complex that to become proficient in it is pretty much equivalent to getting a PhD.
Ron M
Re: Isolated Moon...
Date: 2023-05-02 02:52 am (UTC)Many thanks for the references and the warning Ron M !
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