Intro to Astrology, documents 1774 - 1790

Archive item, date unknown. Intro to Astrology.

INTRODUCTION Unlike computer-astrology, genetic-astrology uses time and space. "Time" is Earth-clock time, plus cosmic-time, plus space. Genetic-astrology is medical-orientated, and so this blueprint of the life is a serious document, without the concomitant crudities of computer readings. Within the framework of this blueprint of the life, there is room for personal manoeuvre or "free-will," within the confines of the individual brain-function. The equal-tropical house system utilises 30° sections as a constant, and uses the equator as its vernal point, and 00°00' Greenwich, and from which the latitude and longitude of the given birthplace is located. The simple accuracy of this system soon becomes apparent to the reader, and the system allows presentation of the charts "right way up" as one looks at them. If birthtime is known, there are 3 sets of houses for natal planet placements and indicators:— 1): Natal houses, showing potential, and also childhood. 2): Solar houses, for daily or domestic life. 3): Noon houses, indicating likely conditions approaching retirement age. Should no birthtime be available, solar and noon houses are provided. Genetic-astrology uses a number of indicators and Arabic points (similar to mid-points), and these are shown inside the rim of the chart supplied, and are measured to planets in aspect-form on the aspect-grid provided. The dating of events uses the constant of 240° as the conception point, so that planets registering during gestation are recorded. The individual ascendant is the position of your mother's Moon at your conception, therefore. A dated numerology section is included. It is important that the full name is provided — the one on the birth certificate. Any subsequent names — by adoption, deed-poll, marriage, or a stage name, may be added, and shown separately. Genetic-astrology may differ slightly in terms of minutes and seconds of a degree through the use of cosmic-time. When comparing with "popular" systems, this must be taken into account. This genetic reading follows non-standard systems in respect of layout due to the specialised information provided. This reading applies to you only, and to no other person, and you have the only copy. Keep it safe. Notes: "Arabic points" (also called "Arabic parts") is a real, established term in astrology — calculated points derived from planetary positions, used since medieval Arabic astrology. The document's usage is consistent with this real technique. Authorship note: This document has no personal narrative voice to assess (instructional, informational, or too brief) - authorship determination not applicable. --- Derek L. E. Taylor, Esq., 3, St. John's Road, St. Leonards-on-Sea, East Sussex. Notes: This envelope is addressed to Derek L. E. Taylor. Museum Document 11215 (Trance Notes) separately lists "Derek Taylor" among its associated people, alongside Alex Sanders and Spirit Michael — suggesting this envelope may be connected to that document. Authorship note: This document has no personal narrative voice to assess (instructional, informational, or too brief) - authorship determination not applicable.