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[PAGE 257] SATURN THE PLANET OF SORROW
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SATURN IN CANCER is always weak and his virtues therefore find it dif-
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ficult to express themselves when he is in this position. Nevertheless he
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gives reliable judgment concerning houses, lands, mines etc., and gains by
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investing in these things; when well-aspected, he favors thrift, economy and
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solid comfort in the home with quiet, peaceful and comfortable conditions in
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the latter part of life. He makes the person frugal and gives a good con-
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trol of the appetite. But when afflicted he indicates domestic infelicity,
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the person being held back in life by a gloomy kill-joy partner who is al-
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ways restraining every ambitious thought. Trouble, sorrow and disappoint-
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ment increase as the life advances and to this is added ill-health, for Sat-
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urn in Cancer indicates that the stomach is weak and the gums subject to
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pyorrhoea, hence there is inability to properly digest the food, so that un-
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less such people have sufficient will to curb their appetites they become
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the victims to chronic indigestion. Saturn in Cancer also indicates a reli-
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gious tendency and an inclination toward study of the deeper sciences.
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SATURN IN LEO when well-aspected gives favor from people higher in the
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social scale and success in obtaining public appointments where the Satur-
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nine virtues, tact, diplomacy, discretion and system, honor and executive
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[PAGE 258] THE MESSAGE OF THE STARS
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ability are required. The constitution of these people is not overly strong
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by they may maintain perfect health by the conservation of energy as indi-
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cated by Saturn. When Saturn is afflicted in Leo however, they are cruel
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and quick-tempered, jealous, and do not scruple to stoop to underhanded
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methods to satisfy an ambition. This position also indicates heart trouble.
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SATURN IN VIRGO gives a studious, deep, scientific mind of studying the
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deeper problems of life. It indicates an innate ability to manage others.
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It gives a thrifty, economical and frugal nature, but when Saturn is af-
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flicted in Virgo the mind usually centers upon disease and the person be-
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comes a confirmed hypochondriac. These people are the nest customers of the
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patent medicine vendors for most of their ills are usually imaginary. This
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position does however, carry with it a liability to intestinal diseases.
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SATURN IN LIBRA is exalted and very strong and therefore his good aspects
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bring out all the fine saturnine qualities and on that account secure for
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the person public esteem and recognition. The marriage partner is chaste
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and pure as gold. This position also brings good health and long life, but
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when Saturn is afflicted in Libra the marriage partner is either treacherous
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or removed by an early death. If the person goes to law he is likely to
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lose, and become the object of public disfavor. He will also be subject to
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urinary troubles.
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SATURN IN SCORPIO when well-aspected gives a rare mechanical turn to the
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mind, a resourcefulness under the most difficult conditions, an indomitable
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courage and a patient persistence before which even the most difficult con-
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struction problems must give way. Hence such people make exceedingly able
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engineers and are invaluable in all pioneer undertakings; they blend the
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fire of Mars with the forethought of Saturn and are therefore invincible.
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They gain by legacy, economy and thrift and their financial fortunes are
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much improved after marriage. Good health and a long life are also indi-
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cated, but when Saturn is afflicted in Scorpio the marriage partner is poor,
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dull, egotistical and exacting and the person is liable to worry and
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ill-health; constipation and piles are the basic causes when then affect the
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nerves and the whole system.
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SATURN IN SAGITTARIUS when well-aspected gives a charitable and philan-
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thropic disposition with a desire to elevate humanity by self-help under
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just laws and true religious impulse. It couples all the saturnine virtues
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with the benevolent Jupiterian spirit of aspiration so that such people al-
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ways aim to work for the public good according to their ability and station
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in life. Therefore they are trusted, honored, respected and in much demand
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for positions where these qualities are of value, in social, industrial or
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religious circles. When Saturn is afflicted in Sagittarius he makes the
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person insincere, cynical and sarcastic, ambitious to fill positions of
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trust and honor but for selfish purposes, liable to become involved in law
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and lose thereby. This position also affects the lungs and the person
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should be very careful not to catch cold.
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SATURN IN CAPRICORN when well-aspected is strong and therefore his vir-
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tues are also pronounced, with honesty and integrity as staunch as the Rock
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of Gilbraltar and the determination to work toward the desired goal no mat-
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ter how long it may take. Hence in spite of all handicaps and obstacles
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people with a well-aspected Saturn in Capricorn ultimately achieve a large
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measure of success and are generally esteemed by their contemporaries. But
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when Saturn is afflicted in Capricorn the mind is gloomy and the person sees
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life from a biased point of view. There is a general sense of dissatisfac-
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tion which sometimes develops into a diseased mind. These people are cun-
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ning, underhanded and not to be trusted.
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SATURN IN AQUARIUS when well-aspected gives a humane outlook upon life, a
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sympathetic and friendly disposition, very distinct and deliberate speech
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and a seriousness in all affairs of life. These people therefore make
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friends among the aged, the wealthy and the intellectual who are able to
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help then rise in life. But when Saturn is afflicted in Aquarius it makes
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the disposition shrewd, cunning and alert to prey upon others by gaining
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their confidence and friendship and such people therefore sink to the lower
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levels of society. This position also carries with it a tendency to heart
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trouble and varicose veins.
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SATURN IN PISCES when well-aspected gives a tendency to success in some
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quiet peaceful line of life where these people do not come into contact with
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the public, such as laboratory or research work or in connection with insti-
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tutions for the care of wards of the community; they are regular
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"home-bodies" but when Saturn is afflicted in Pisces it gives danger of
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confinement by a chronic disease or liability to imprisonment. The person
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makes many enemies who will be persistent in their persecution of him.
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THE ASPECTS OF SATURN
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THE SUN SEXTILE OR TRINE SATURN endows the person who is fortunate enough
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to have it with some of the finest faculties in the gamut, for it brings out
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the best qualities in the two planets. It gives foresight, method and orga-
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nizing ability with the moral stamina to carry any project determined on to
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a successful conclusion despite delays and obstacles. Yet the person makes
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no enemies in so doing, for this configuration also makes him the soul of
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honor, kind and considerate; he would never stoop to do anything mean for he
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is sincere and just in his dealings with all men, but on the other hand,
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when he believes a certain course of action to be right he will never swerve
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there from through heaven and earth be moved against him. These aspects
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bring success in political and judicial positions, also in connection with
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mining or agriculture. The person often benefits by legacy, but recognition
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and success are generally delayed till middle life.
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THE SUN CONJUNCTION OR PARALLEL SATURN. Either aspect has a very detri-
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mental effect upon health, especially in the common signs where the resis-
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tance is fundamentally low; in Gemini, Sagittarius and Pisces it gives a
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tendency to tuberculosis. It does least damage in the fixed signs where the
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resistance is greatest, but when sickness does get a grip on the person it
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hangs on like grim death, for this configuration lessens the power of the
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body to throw off disease quickly, hence recuperation is very slow. This is
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especially true in a man's horoscope; in a woman's figure it affects her
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husband's health.
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THE SUN SQUARE OR OPPOSITION TO SATURN. These aspects are adverse to
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that which is generally termed success, but they give an abundance of
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[PAGE 263] SATURN THE PLANET OF SORROW
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experience, so they are excellent form the standpoint of the soul. It may
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truly be said of the person who has either that "the best-laid plans of mice
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and men gang aft agely," for no matter how carefully be may plan his affairs
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he will be subjected to delays and meet obstacles which will thwart his de-
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sires; his marriage often is unhappy and is likely to end in divorce or
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early death of the partner; there is difficulty in finding and keeping em-
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ployment, trouble with employers and authorities, a feeling as if he were
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held in leash all his life and denied expression in any direction. These
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are the outward experiences but they are generated by the inner nature, and
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until that changes he must suffer the whiplash of necessity. In the first
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place such a person has a tendency to crawl into a shall and shut himself in
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and others out. He is pessimistic and a kill-joy, has little or no regard
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for the feelings of others and is very obstinate. In the horoscope of a
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woman it signifies marriage to one much older, a person who will hold her
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with a very tight rein; it augurs death of the husband and often several
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marriages which are terminated by death or divorce.
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These configurations often bring legacies but either there is trouble and
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litigation over the bequests, or the person squanders the estate after he
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receives it. If Saturn is in Libra, his exaltation-sign, the latter part of
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the life may be better because the person has taken the lessons of life to
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heart and mended his ways.
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VENUS SEXTILE OR TRINE TO SATURN. The good qualities of Venus are love
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and affection and the good qualities of Saturn are tact, diplomacy , method
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and system, justice, thrift and economy, and we may therefore judge that
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when these two planets are configurated in good aspect they make the person
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faithful and true, just and honorable, diplomatic and tactful, systematic
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and methodical, qualities which make for success in all departments of life.
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Therefore a person with these aspects will be much sought as a friend and
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adviser, or as a person to be trusted with any commission requiring sterling
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honesty and ability. The make him simple in his tastes and of impeachable
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morality. Hence either is what one may call one of the luckiest aspects in
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the gamut.
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VENUS PARALLEL, CONJUNCTION, SQUARE OR OPPOSITION TO SATURN brings out
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the evil qualities of the two planets and troubles which are thus generated
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usually come through the person's relations with the opposite sex. It makes
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him underhanded and scheming to gratify his passions, often in an unusual
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manner, and his perverted desires are usually directed against someone who
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is much younger than himself. If regular marriage relations are entered
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into, such a person is often a demon of jealously which makes life a burden
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[PAGE 265] SATURN THE PLANET OF SORROW
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for the marriage partner on account of his suspicious nature. People with
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these afflictions are also stingy in all money matters and exceedingly
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avaricious. They have very poor business judgment and are therefore liable
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to losses, failure and bankruptcy. During the earlier years people with
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these configurations should beware of dealings with older people who will be
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prone to take advantage of them, but later on it will be their turn to prey
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upon the young.
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MERCURY SEXTILE OR TRINE TO SATURN acts as a brake upon the flighty mind
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and gives it a seriousness, depth and concentration which is of inestimable
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value in life. The forethought and profound reasoning ability indicated by
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these aspects insure success in whatever vocation the person may pursue.
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The patient persistence which permits no temporary failure to stand in the
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way of ultimate success, also caution and diplomacy make such people invin-
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cible in the long run. Therefore they generally become prominent in connec-
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tion with some serious enterprise such as secret societies, the church or
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even in politics. They are in demand for high positions where a steady hand
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is required on the helm. But they do not usually shine for they are very
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quiet, subdued and serious in their manner and demeanor. They are absolute-
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ly honest, hence they make the very finest judges obtainable.
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MERCURY CONJUNCTION OR PARALLEL TO SATURN. These aspects also give depth
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to the mind and forethought, together with all the other good qualities enu-
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merated as resulting from the sextile or the trine, if Mercury is otherwise
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well-aspected; but not in so full a measure, or at any rate the person does
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not seem to be able to externalize them as readily, hence does not meet the
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same assured success as given by the definitely good aspects; he also suf-
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fers from the tendency to melancholy denoted by the square or opposition,
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especially if the aspect occurs in one of the common signs or in Capricorn,
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and if in Gemini it interferes sadly with the dexterity; such people tend to
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drop everything they take into their hands. These aspects also give an em-
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barrassing timidity and if Mercury is afflicted the undesirable qualities
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enumerated as resulting from the square or opposition may be looked for.
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MERCURY SQUARE OR OPPOSITION TO SATURN makes the person subject to
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trouble and delays all through life. He is thwarted on every hand by slan-
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der and secret enemies and this condition in time makes him bitter and sar-
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castic with the additional consequence that he is shunned by all who can
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possibly get away from him, and that in time leads him to become a recluse
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[PAGE 267] SATURN THE PLANET OF SORROW
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who shuts himself away to brood over his troubles. Such a person sometimes
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becomes a subject of melancholia of a most piteous character. These aspects
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also make the person cunning and untruthful. They give the same desire to
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study the occult conferred by the good aspects, but there is the great dif-
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ference that while the good aspects of Saturn and Mercury incline to the
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study of occultism from unselfish motives the bad aspects impel him to fer-
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ret out nature's secrets for person power or gain.
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THE MOON SEXTILE OR TRINE TO SATURN imparts all the best saturnine
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qualities tot he mind; it makes the person self-reliant, serious, sober and
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systematic, careful and thrifty in business affairs and gives success in
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life through tactful and diplomatic dealings with others. Such people are
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eminently reasonable and trustworthy in all matters of honor and justice and
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gain great esteem in the community on that account. Their patience and per-
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sistence are inexhaustible.
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THE MOON CONJUNCTION OR PARALLEL TO SATURN is not always to be classed as
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a bad aspect so far as the mental qualities go, for in any case it deepens
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the mind and gives greater power of concentration, but if Saturn is strong
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by sign, in Libra or Capricorn, and the Moon is otherwise well-aspected this
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position also will impart the virtues of Saturn, through under all condi-
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[PAGE 268] THE MESSAGE OF THE STARS
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tions it makes the mind gloomy and the person is subject to periodical
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spells of melancholy; but if Saturn is weak by sign, especially if he is in
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Aries and if the Moon is otherwise afflicted, then his conjunction is to be
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judged and read the same as the square and opposition The effect of the
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conjunction also depends upon the department of life we are considering; for
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instance, the conjunction of the Moon and Saturn is good for concentration
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of the mind, but bad for the digestion, particularly in a woman's horoscope,
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where it has also the tendency to obstruct the menses with all that that im-
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plies, and in a man's horoscope it indicates the death of the marriage part-
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ner. Similar distinctions should be made when reading the conjunctions of
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the so-called malefics.
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THE MOONSQUARE OR OPPOSITION TO SATURN is one of the signatures of sor-
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row in life, for it makes the mind melancholy and full of worries so that
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the person is constantly carrying an atmosphere of gloom with him and as
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thoughts are things this attitude of mind brings about delays and disap-
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pointments in every department of life. Such a person will experience dif-
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ficulties from persons and things signified by Saturn, probably parents, and
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if he has money he may lose it and have difficulty in getting more. Thus he
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[PAGE 269] SATURN, THE PLANT OF SORROW
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may be in poverty all his life. He will make more enemies than friends and
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become subject to slander and scandal, but the disfavor he meets is undoubt-
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edly merited for these aspects make the mind bitter and selfish and such
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people are unscrupulous, avaricious and entirely unfeeling with respect to
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others, hence they are under the whiplash of Saturn that the sorrow and
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troubles which they themselves are constantly feeling may make them more
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mellow. If the aspect is six, five or even four degrees from being exact
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and if Saturn is in his exaltation sign Libra these aspects are not quite so
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evil in the latter part of life. They may then imply that the person has
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learned his lesson and as a consequence he may find himself in easier cir-
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cumstances. The adverse aspects of Saturn to the Moon are very had for the
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health, particularly in the woman's horoscope. There they indicate obstruc-
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tions of the female functions. In the man's horoscope they either deny mar-
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riage or indicate the death of the marriage partner and their general ten-
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dency is to obstruct everything connected with the houses and signs wherein
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they are placed in the horoscope.
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JUPITER SEXTILE OR TRINE TO SATURN gives a strong character with a deep
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and profoundly philosophical mind, a benevolent disposition with a strong
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sense of justice and fair play. All the virtues of Saturn and Jupiter are
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combined by these aspects and people in whose horoscope they are found will
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consequently gain honor and esteem in the community where they are. They
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will be looked upon as the pillars of society and gain prosperity commensu-
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rate with the environment in which they are placed, for these aspects give
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sound financial judgment, the ability to grasp opportunity when it is met,
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benevolence, devotion to duty, religion and all good objects in life.
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JUPITER PARALLEL OR CONJUNCTION SATURN has the same beneficent influence
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as the sextile or trine, though not in as great a measure and if Jupiter is
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weak by sign or otherwise afflicted the aspects will probably count for very
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little, but in that case its effect upon the arterial circulation will be
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obstructive, giving a tendency to sclerosis of the arteries the same as the
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opposition and square.
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JUPITER SQUARE OR OPPOSITION TO SATURN gives a diffident, vacillating
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mind unable to form decisions, always distrustful of others, indolent and
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inclined to drift with the tide, often a ward of society either in the
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poor-house or the prison, for the character is basically dishonest. These
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aspects also give a tendency to arterio-sclerosis.
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MARS SEXTILE OR TRINE TO SATURN gives a capable, determined and ener-
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getic nature capable of intense and sustained actions and of obtaining un-
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usual results thereby. The executive ability, dominant forcefulness and en-
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durance of these people are remarkable and consequently they are constantly
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accomplishing that others cannot achieve. On account of these qualities
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they always rise to prominent positions and are much esteemed on account of
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their ability but seldom liked for these aspects also make the character
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cruel and hard. They give a strong physique and general good health.
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MARS CONJUNCTION, PARALLEL, SQUARE OR OPPOSITION TO SATURN. These are
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thoroughly bad aspects indicating a selfish, violent, harsh and cruel na-
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ture, quick-tempered and vindictive, absolutely dishonest and untruthful;
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unscrupulous and liable to public disgrace and imprisonment, also to acci-
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dent and a violent death, but if one of the planets is essentially dignified
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or exalted the evil influence is much enhanced. It should also be remem-
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bered that such serious defects do not result from one aspect alone and if
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the other configurations in the horoscope are good the foregoing delineation
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will only apply in a very mild measure.
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URANUS SEXTILE OR TRINE TO SATURN is fortunate for a public career in an
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officially capacity for it gives ambition and determination with ability to
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concentrate upon large problems and exercise authority, plan upon large
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problems and exercise authority, plan and systematize. It strengthens the
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intuition so that such people are guided by an interior insight when new and
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important steps have to be taken, therefore they are in demand and find po-
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sitions with large corporations where they win their way through sheer abil-
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ity. The mind is both mechanical and ingenious, hence this position often
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denotes the successful inventor, particularly along the lines of electri-
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city.
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URANUS CONJUNCTION OR PARALLEL TO SATURN has an influence like the good
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aspects of the planets are elevated, in angles, essentially dignified or ex-
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alted, as Saturn in Libra or Capricorn or Uranus in Aquarius or Scorpio; but
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if the conjunction occurs in signs where either of the planets is weak, like
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Aries, Taurus, Cancer, or Leo then the influence will be detrimental and
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should be judged the same as the square or opposition.
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URANUS SQUARE OR OPPOSITION TO SATURN gives an unscrupulous, dishonest
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nature with an extremely violent temper. The outbursts are as sudden as a
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bolt from the blue and exhaust the person completely. These people are very
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eccentric and look at everything from a peculiar angle; they are treacher-
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ous, idle, indolent and altogether dangerous to the community. These
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aspects also indicate chronic or incurable diseases according to the signs
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wherein they are placed, but as said, if the other indications in the horo-
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scope are good the influence of a single aspect will not bring out such evil
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characteristics and therefore the whole horoscope is to be carefully consid-
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ered before judging the influence enumerated for they may be materially
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minimized by favorable indications in the horoscope.
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NEPTUNE SEXTILE OR TRINE TO SATURN is good for success in worldly affairs
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for it brings out the saturnine virtues--honor, self-reliance, determina-
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tion, etc., by which the person gains the confidence and esteem of others,
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but the principal effect is spiritual and therefore only felt by those who
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are able to respond because of other aspects in the horoscope. To them it
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gives the ability to delve deeply into occult and mystical subjects, also to
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become proficient in the art and practice of them.
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NEPTUNE CONJUNCTION OR PARALLEL TO SATURN has the same effect as the good
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aspects when it occurs in a sign where either of the planets are strong as
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Neptune is in Cancer and Pisces and Saturn in Libra and Capricorn.
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NEPTUNE SQUARE OR OPPOSITION TO SATURN lays the person liable to loss by
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deception, treachery or fraud.
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CHAPTER XIII
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JUPITER THE PLANET OF BENEVOLENCE
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From each of the divine Hierarchies which have ministered at birth and
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evolution of humanity we have received certain qualities and faculties upon
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which we are being nursed from nescience to omniscience and from impotence
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to omnipotence in life's great school. From the Lords of Venus we received
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the priceless gift of love which links humanity in the tenderest affection
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of varying degrees and makes life beautiful. From the Lords of Mercury we
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received the no less valuable gift of mind which enables us to conquer the
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material world and provide ourselves with the comforts of life, but some-
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thing more is needed. The divine spark within us is every seeking an outlet
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and the greater the two qualities of love and intellect grow, the stronger
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the upward urge, but this cannot be fully satisfied either if the Spirit
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seeks to raise itself to its divine source only through the love nature ex-
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pressed by Venus and culminating in its higher octave Uranus. The religious
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fervor then expresses itself as devotion of the most sublime nature but
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there is still a lack. Feeling without knowledge is incomplete. Nor can
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the inner urge be satisfied if through the mercurial channel of intellect it
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attempts to raise itself to the spiritual perception of Neptune, the higher
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octave of Mercury, for though the intellect be sharp as a razor it is of no
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account when it is devoid of love. It therefore follows that ONLY BY THE
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WEDDING OF LOVE AND INTELLECT CAN WISDOM BE BORN. The mercurial knowledge in
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itself, through neither good nor evil, may be used for one purpose or the
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other. Even genius shows only the bent of this knowledge. We speak of a
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military genius, one who has a wonderful knowledge of the tactics of war,
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but a man of war, whether he be a Napoleon or a common soldier, is not be be
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classed as wise because he deliberately crushes the finer feelings of which
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we take the heart as symbol. Only when the mercurial faculty of mind is
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tempered, blended and balanced by the heart-born faculty of love generated
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by the Venus ray, is wisdom born of the union. And this is the quality
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which the planetary spirit of Jupiter is seeking to infuse into mankind to
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aid them in their spiritual evolution that they may rise above the material
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plane and soar to higher spheres. Therefore the Jupiterian ray makes people
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human, honorable, courteous, refined and generous, law-abiding and reli-
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gious, cheerful and optimistic. The true Jupiterian is aptly described as a
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jovial fellow, and he is usually large but his heart is almost too big to
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find room even within his capacious chest. The corners of his mouth are al-
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ways turned upward with a broad smile that can only be described as radiant
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and in his hearty good-feeling he is so demonstrative that when he shakes
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your hand the ligaments of your arm are almost sprained. He is "hail
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fellow well met" with everybody, always ready to give anything or anybody a
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boost. He seems actually grateful to you when you ask him to do you a favor
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and is never so happy as when working hard to help others. He would not
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harm a child and never gets angry on his own account but when moved to
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righteous indignation on account of the wrongs of others then he may be ter-
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rible in his wrath, yet he will never be cruel to the aggressor or the op-
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pressor, but show mercy and kindness even to them as soon as they have been
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vanquished. Such is the pure Jupiterian, but of course he is very seldom
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found at the present time. Nevertheless, an increasing number of people are
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beginning to walk the way of wisdom and show the Jupiterian traits.
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It is said that "Opportunity knocks at every man's door," yet we often
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hear people bewail their fate because they "never had a chance." Saturn is
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blamed for our misfortunes when we have learned to study Astrology; we are
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so intently on the lookout for evil that we usually forget to look for the
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good, and thus miss our opportunity. It takes Saturn thirty years to go
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around the horoscope, by transit, and form aspects to all planets, but Jupi-
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ter, the most beneficent influence in the solar system, goes around once in
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eleven years and thus the good fortunes which he may brings are at least
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three times as numerous as the misfortunes brought by Saturn's evil aspects.
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As a matter of fact, we get from others just what we give, each is
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surrounded by a subtle auric atmosphere which colors our views of others,
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and the thoughts, ideas and actions of others towards us. If we harbor
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meanness in our hearts, that colors this atmosphere so that we see meanness
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in others and in their actions towards us, we awaken this trait in them, as
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vibrations from a tuning-fork start another of the same pitch to sing. On
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the other had, if we cultivate the Jupiterian qualities of benevolence, his
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expansive smile, his cordial attitude of mind, etc., we shall soon feel the
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response in our circle of acquaintances and the beneficent aspect of Jupiter
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will them have greater effect in making our life and work pleasant.
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Jupiter is essentially dignified when found in Pisces, or in Sagittarius,
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the sign of aspiration. He is exalted in Cancer, the house of the Moon, for
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the seed-atom which furnishes the body of the incoming Ego is protected by
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the Moon into the sphere of Cancer but in Jupiter represents the spiritual
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part and therefore he presides at the ingress of the Ego itself into the
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body. He also rules the blood in which the indwelling spirit finds expres-
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sion, though his activities are confined principally to the arterial circu-
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lation. He furthers assimilation and growth, and therefore he also rules
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the liver. (Saturn rules the gall bladder.) Jupiterians are very fond of
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show and display. In their religious observances they love ceremonial and
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they are rather partial to the established church but often dislike any
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"ism" not sanctioned by society or correct form.
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When Jupiter is afflicted his influence makes the person lawless, sensu-
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ous, self-indulgent, gluttonous, extravagant and careless in the payment of
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his obligations, hence liable to loss of health, trouble with the law and
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|
consequent social disgrace. An afflicted Jupiter makes people sporty, fond
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|
of horse-racing and gambling.
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JUPITER IN THE TWELVE HOUSES
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JUPITER IN THE FIRST HOUSE when well-aspected is a good sign of health
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|
and general fortune in life. It gives a good-natured, kindly disposition, a
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nature which breathes cordiality, honor and uprightness. These people love
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|
pleasure, particularly out-of-doors, and are fond of traveling. They have
|
|
considerable executive ability and are therefore sought for positions of im-
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|
portance and responsibility. There is an inclination to stoutness in later
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years.
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Jupiter afflicted on the Ascendant gives a tendency to self-indulgence,
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|
according to the sign wherein he is placed. If in Cancer the person becomes
|
|
an inveterate glutton and literally makes a god of his stomach with the in-
|
|
evitable result that in the course of years he becomes excessively stout,
|
|
the liver being particularly enlarged and as a consequence he is subjected
|
|
to sickness of a serious nature. In Sagittarius it makes him an inveterate
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gambler who would stake his soul on the toss of a coin. In Pisces he
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becomes an incurable drunkard, in Scorpio a sensualist of the worst nature
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|
and so on with the other signs. It may also be said that whenever Jupiter
|
|
is afflicted on the Ascendant the health suffers through some corruption of
|
|
the blood.
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JUPITER IN THE SECOND HOUSE when well-aspected, particularly by the Sun
|
|
or Moon, gives great financial prosperity in life and this is a fortunate
|
|
position in that respect even when Jupiter is afflicted, but then the person
|
|
is liable to loss under bad directions. When Jupiter is unaspected he gives
|
|
no help; the person may then be poor and starve.
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JUPITER IN THE THIRD HOUSE when well-aspected gives a mind of a highly
|
|
optimistic nature so that no matter what other obstacles there may be in
|
|
life the person who has this position will always look at the silver lining
|
|
of the cloud and in so doing forget the cloud itself. He will have excep-
|
|
tional educational advantages and what is more the education which he re-
|
|
ceives will be of great benefit to him. He will be popular among his broth-
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|
ers, sisters and neighbors and they will help to benefit him. Success is
|
|
indicated by traveling, writing and publications. When Jupiter is afflicted
|
|
in the Third House the person is liable to be in wrecks and accidents while
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|
traveling, but he will not be injured though he escape only by a hair-
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breadth. If Saturn afflicts he will become careless and indolent, thus for-
|
|
feiting the respect and esteem of his immediate family, but if Mars is ad-
|
|
verse they will mistrust him because of rash and imprudent acts.
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JUPITER IN THE FOURTH HOUSE when well-aspected is most fortunate for the
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|
home conditions, especially in the latter part of life. People with Jupiter
|
|
in this position will do better in their place of birth than anywhere else.
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|
They will receive considerable help from the parents and probably an inher-
|
|
itance from them. Their business affairs will be on a solid basis and run
|
|
smoothly so that at the close of life there will be a considerable accumula-
|
|
tion according to their station and the opportunities of their environment.
|
|
They pass their days in peace and end them amid friends, wealth and
|
|
prosperity. But when Jupiter is afflicted in the Fourth House the person
|
|
should leave his native town early in life for the conditions there will be
|
|
detrimental to this success. Lavish and extravagant expenditure, love of
|
|
display and kindred costly tendencies will sap his resources and bring him
|
|
into bankruptcy; besides a false pride will keep him from undertaking a
|
|
radical reform even when he has awakened to the fact that he ought to do so
|
|
if he would save himself and the only way out of it to make a new start will
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be removal to another city.
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JUPITER IN THE FIFTH HOUSE and well-aspected increases the number of
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|
children and they will bring much profit and pleasure to the parents; it
|
|
gives popularity and good friends who will be a help to the person, also a
|
|
sociable and pleasure loving disposition. Gain by speculation is foreshown,
|
|
high intelligence and success in educational work or the publishing or news-
|
|
paper business. These people make fine teachers and have a very convincing
|
|
way of putting things. If Jupiter is afflicted in the Fifth House, espe-
|
|
cially in Sagittarius, it gives a tendency towards gambling and loss
|
|
thereby, a love of sports, disinclination for work, and trouble with chil-
|
|
dren.
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|
JUPITER IN THE SIXTH HOUSE gives good health and success in the care and
|
|
cure of the sick, faithful servants, and the respect and esteem of all with
|
|
whom the person comes in contact in the course of his occupation. But when
|
|
Jupiter is afflicted in the Sixth House it gives a tendency toward liver
|
|
troubles, enlargement of the liver, obesity and general disorders produced
|
|
by over-indulgence of the appetite.
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|
JUPITER IN THE SEVENTH HOUSE gives a noble, great-hearted and sympathetic
|
|
marriage partner who will bring the person favor, fortune and social
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prestige. It is an ideal indication for marriage, also for a person seeking
|
|
to take a partner or enter into partnership. He may also be assured that
|
|
the partner will be noble, sincere, honest and trust-worthy, and that suc-
|
|
cess will come by co-operation. It is an ideal position for a lawyer for it
|
|
indicates success in law and the ability to reconcile opponents. But if Ju-
|
|
piter is weak of afflicted the person will lose his lawsuits or suffer by
|
|
misplaced confidence in his partner; marriage will be delayed or denied and
|
|
when consummated trouble will arise through the indolence and self-indulgent
|
|
habits of the marriage partner. Therefore wisdom would dictate that the
|
|
person avoid such relationships.
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|
JUPITER IN THE EIGHTH HOUSE when well-aspected indicates financial gain
|
|
by marriage, partnerships or legacy, but when weak or afflicted it indicates
|
|
lawsuits and losses in connection with these matters. A well-aspected Jupi-
|
|
ter in the Eighth House is also a sign of an easy and peaceful termination
|
|
of the life when the full course has been run.
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|
JUPITER IN THE NINTH HOUSE gives a peaceful, noble, optimistic and
|
|
kind-hearted disposition, with religious tendencies, broad-minded and
|
|
tolerant of the opinions of others, but favoring the more orthodox and es-
|
|
tablished lines of thought. The person is much esteemed in society and apt
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|
to occupy prominent positions in church, state or in institutions of learn-
|
|
ing or philanthropic associations. This position also gives a love of
|
|
travel with pleasure and gain thereby. But when weak or afflicted by sign
|
|
or aspect it gives arrogance and love of display which is our of proportion
|
|
with the person's pocketbook, consequently there are lawsuits and liability
|
|
to social discredit. It also shows danger when traveling.
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JUPITER IN THE TENTH HOUSE when well-aspected is one of the best indica-
|
|
tion of an eminently successful and virtuous life, especially if he is sup-
|
|
ported by Saturn, Sun and Moon, for then the person will rise to a high po-
|
|
sition in the church, state or law and gain great wealth, honor and social
|
|
esteem. Furthermore he will deserve all he gets for the character will be
|
|
of superlative nobility. But if Jupiter be weak or afflicted in the Tenth
|
|
House, particularly by Saturn or the luminaries, it shows that the character
|
|
is not reliable. The person may rise but his evil deeds will find him out
|
|
and therefore he will experience reversals of fortune and loss of prestige.
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|
JUPITER IN THE ELEVENTH HOUSE and well-aspected gives wealthy and influ-
|
|
ential friends who may be relied upon to help the person to realize his
|
|
hopes, wishes and ambitions. It also gives a sociable disposition and fond-
|
|
ness for pleasure. In a man's horoscope it signifies that the marriage will
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be fruitful and that his children will be a credit and a help to him, but
|
|
before judgment is rendered in this respect the wife's horoscope should also
|
|
be examined to see whether it concurs, for if not then the judgment must be
|
|
modified. When Jupiter is afflicted in the Eleventh House either the person
|
|
meets friends who are good and sincere in their desire to help him but lack
|
|
the ability or less the friends whom he attracts come to him to be ben-
|
|
efited. In either case he will not be helped much by friends but must de-
|
|
pend upon his own resources to attain his desires.
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|
JUPITER IN THE TWELFTH HOUSE when well-aspected brings gain and success
|
|
through occupations carried on in comparative seclusion such as laboratory
|
|
work, work in hospitals or asylums in an executive capacity; or in a posi-
|
|
tion in one of the fraternal orders which have to do with sick benefits or
|
|
in the study and practice of the mystical or occult arts. If people with
|
|
Jupiter in this position are personally indigent they receive much bounty
|
|
from people or institutions of a fraternal or charitable nature, but if they
|
|
are well-to-do they give lavishly to these purposes. If they have enemies
|
|
they also have a way of turning them to friends. If Jupiter is afflicted it
|
|
makes the person indolent and improvident so that in time he usually becomes
|
|
the ward of one of the charitable institutions where he lives till the end
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of life without either trouble or worry.
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JUPITER IN THE TWELVE SIGNS
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JUPITER IN ARIES gives a high-spirited, energetic and ambitious mind, al-
|
|
ways on the lookout and alert for new and progressive methods usable for ad-
|
|
vancement in the world's work, it makes a true pioneer, neither too conser-
|
|
vative not too impulsive, a thoughtful, but sympathetic disposition,
|
|
sincere, honest and trustworthy, somewhat religiously inclined. It gives
|
|
some legal of literary ability and a love of out-door games with popularity
|
|
in social and business circles. But if Jupiter is afflicted the mind is not
|
|
so conservative and well-balanced. There is a tendency to rash and impul-
|
|
sive acts; impatience and temper are shown under adverse circumstances with
|
|
a consequent loss of esteem and popularity.
|
|
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|
JUPITER IN TAURUS when well-aspected gives an eminently kind and sympa-
|
|
thetic nature to all people but a deep-seated, tender and warm love for
|
|
those towards whom the relationship warrants such expression. This position
|
|
also attracts wealth and gives a generous disposition to aid in philan-
|
|
thropic enterprises; yet Jupiter in the Second House or second sign is never
|
|
lavish or extravagantly generous but rather conservative and inclined to in-
|
|
vestigate the merits of any proposition before he extends a helping hand. On
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the other hand he is absolutely open-handed to those who are near and dear
|
|
to him. His home and his family are all in all. When Jupiter is afflicted
|
|
in Taurus it inclines to extravagant expenditures for show, display and
|
|
gratification of the lower nature. Such people are great gourmandizers,
|
|
fond of rich and savory foods that tickle the palate. They often experience
|
|
financial difficulties and trouble with creditors, also such sickness as may
|
|
result from the over-indulgence of their appetites according to other indi-
|
|
cations of the stars.
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|
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|
JUPITER IN GEMINI when well-aspected gives literary ability of a high
|
|
class and if that is backed by the necessary education success in this line
|
|
in certain. This position also gives an inventive turn to the mind, a love
|
|
of mathematics and an attraction towards the occult. Jupiter in Gemini
|
|
shows that travel will bring both pleasure and profit and it gives an honor-
|
|
able, courteous and friendly disposition. But if Jupiter is afflicted the
|
|
person is liable to meet with losses and trouble when traveling. He will
|
|
have a number of hair-breadth escapes from accidents, legal and religious
|
|
trouble, also difficulties with brothers, sisters and close relatives.
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|
JUPITER IN CANCER. The full effect of Jupiter for good or ill is never
|
|
felt until the middle life and this is especially the case when he is placed
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in the Fourth House or fourth sign, Cancer. When well-placed there he gives
|
|
an exceedingly kindly and courteous disposition, that is at peace with all
|
|
the world; he is endowed with a most vivid and fruitful imagination, a
|
|
dreamer of Utopian dreams and a lover of the occult and mystical. There is
|
|
also however, a practical side to the nature which makes him ambitious to
|
|
attain worldly success and fortunate in his investment in houses, lands or
|
|
mines, so that he will accumulate property and be well-to-do especially af-
|
|
ter middle life. this position also indicates that the person may receive
|
|
much help from his parents during life and an inheritance after their death.
|
|
Jupiter in Cancer makes the person very fond of the pleasures of the table
|
|
but if well-aspected he will probably keep himself within such bounds that
|
|
his health does not suffer. If however, Jupiter is afflicted it inclines to
|
|
inordinate gluttony which will eventually corrupt the blood and cause such
|
|
disease and noxious growths as result from that condition.
|
|
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|
JUPITER IN LEO gives a truly noble nature, blending kindness and courage,
|
|
self-reliance and loyalty, self-restraint and compassion, mercy and justice.
|
|
It indicates, in short, a paragon of virtues nowhere excelled. It gives an
|
|
abundance of vitality and a strong constitution so that it marks a leader
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physically, morally and spiritually, nor will such a person ever be content
|
|
to follow. He craves positions of trust and responsibility, the greater the
|
|
better. He will always be equal to the occasion and never abuse the confi-
|
|
dence of those who have placed him there. Such people have an innate cul-
|
|
ture and refinement. They are fond of everything that tends to the uplift
|
|
of humanity, religious, sincere; sure to win recognition and success dealing
|
|
in speculative investments. When Jupiter is afflicted in Leo the person be-
|
|
comes cruel and sensuous, abnormally fond of pleasure and subject to loss by
|
|
investments, speculation and gambling.
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|
JUPITER IN VIRGO gives a cautious, analytical and practical nature with
|
|
an almost unerring faculty for discriminating between the seeming and the
|
|
real, for sifting truth from error and arriving at facts. They cannot fer-
|
|
ret out secrets by underhanded methods as Saturn in Capricorn which makes an
|
|
ideal detective, but if Jupiter in Virgo is the judge no one is clever
|
|
enough to hide the truth from him. A well-aspected Jupiter in Virgo indi-
|
|
cates success with servants who will be found faithful and loyal, ready to
|
|
do their master's bidding. It also indicates prosperity through business or
|
|
professional vocations; but if Jupiter is afflicted in Virgo it gives a
|
|
cynical carping and critical disposition, mistrustful of others and there-
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|
fore liable to loss through servants or employees. Such people cannot suc-
|
|
ceed in business and they will find it extremely difficult to obtain or keep
|
|
a position. At any rate they will serve in a very inferior capacity.
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|
JUPITER IN LIBRA when well-aspected gives a kind, sympathetic and loving
|
|
disposition, a conscientious, sociable and benevolent nature and an interest
|
|
in all that makes for the uplift of humanity--music, art, literature, social
|
|
intercourse, et cetera. On that account the person is popular, particularly
|
|
with the opposite sex from whence gain and benefit may be expected. Success
|
|
in the business and public life are shown. But if Jupiter is afflicted in
|
|
Libra undue indulgence of the lower nature will bring trouble and public
|
|
scandal with a consequent loss of popularity and prestige.
|
|
|
|
JUPITER IN SCORPIO gives an ardent, aggressive and self-reliant nature,
|
|
an enthusiastic, constructive and resourceful mind with the ability to meet
|
|
all the exigencies of life in an efficient manner and it ensures success in
|
|
practical everyday occupations, gives a large family and plenty of means to
|
|
provide for them. This position also shows a tendency towards occult inves-
|
|
tigations. But if Jupiter is afflicted in Scorpio it will bring loss and
|
|
trouble through the indulgence of the lower nature in an inordinate measure,
|
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love of rich an expensive good and sickness on that account.
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JUPITER IN SAGITTARIUS when well-aspected gives good fortune and general
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success in life, a humane, broad and philosophical mind, a reverent and re-
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ligious disposition. Hence people with this position rise to the top and
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become leaders in their various spheres of life, finding places of
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prominence in church or state, scientific or philosophic enterprises or in-
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stitutions. If Jupiter is afflicted in Sagittarius it makes the person
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sporty, fond of cheap and gaudy display, extravagant and ready to take a
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chance on any gamble, causes loss of social standing if born in a better en-
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vironment, trouble through law, financial difficulties, narrow-minded sec-
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tarian views if incline to be religious.
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JUPITER IN CAPRICORN gives an ambitious nature, self-reliant and
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self-controlled with a desire to rise to a position of authority over others
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also the ability to dictate wisely and well. It gives a careful, economical
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disposition, and an abhorrence of waste; ingenuity, resourcefulness and some
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mechanical ability. These people are trust-worthy to a degree, sincere and
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honest in all their undertakings and hold every promise inviolate, therefore
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they usually rise to honor, esteem and general popularity. As already said
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their aim is to attain independence at the head of some business, but if
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they do not succeed in that and have to work for others they are best suited
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to be in the employ of the government, either municipal or national. On ac-
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count of the implicit trust generated by their sterling characteristics of
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honesty, sincerity and faithfulness these people are often made the re-
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cipients of confidence from friends who feel the need of sharing their
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troubles with someone who can be depended upon either to give honest, disin-
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terested advice or else to keep the secrets told then inviolate. If Jupiter
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is afflicted in Capricorn it makes a miser who will hoard all he can scrape
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together and deny himself all except the barest necessities and is conse-
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quently despised by all who know him.
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JUPITER IN AQUARIUS when well-aspected gives a humane, optimistic,
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original and philosophic mind, fond of friends and the society of others
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particularly those who are interested in science or mysticism, literature
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and music, consequently he attracts people of that nature and they will be a
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benefit to him in helping him to realize his hopes, wishes and ambitions.
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He may possibly obtain a position of importance in some official capacity
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with secret or occult societies. This is a good indication of general suc-
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cess in life, but if Jupiter is afflicted it makes the nature restless, ner-
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vous and erratic with revolutionary or anarchistic ideas with disinclination
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for serious work and such people are generally disliked and distrusted.
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JUPITER IN PISCES gives a charitable, sympathetic and hospitable nature
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which loves to minister to the outcasts of society. These people are
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veritable angels of mercy to all who suffer in body, soul or spirit. They
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are well known to those who are "sick of in prison." Being of a sensitive
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nature and subject to the influences from the invisible world they not in-
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frequently have psychic experiences and become students of the occult. They
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love music, art and literature and if well-aspected by Venus, Jupiter in Pi-
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sces will give considerable ability as a performer; but if Jupiter is af-
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flicted in Pisces it gives a vacillating mind, a nerveless, cowardly nature
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indulging in all vices in the calendar and a generally despicable
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dispositon--a social parasite.
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THE ASPECTS OF JUPITER
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THE SUN CONJUNCTION, SEXTILE OR TRINE TO JUPITER. The conjunction gives
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a tendency to apoplexy, especially if it occurs in Aries, but with that ex-
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ception we may say that these configurations are sure indications of health,
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wealth and happiness; they give the person an abundance of vitality which is
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proof even against very severe onslaughts of disease, and should a
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particularly unfavorable planetary influence succeed in breaking down the
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constitutional resistance recovery will be so rapid as to seem miraculous.
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This nearly impregnable condition of health is all the more unassailable be-
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cause it is backed by a disposition at once "sunny" and "jovial" and that
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latter characteristic also makes the fortunate possessors of these aspects
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beloved by all with whom they come in contact; everybody is glad to see the
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person with the perpetual smile, but they do more than "smile"--they EARN
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the friendship universally bestowed upon them by deeds of kindness, by words
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of sympathy, cheer or hope as the occasion may demand. They are trusted by
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everybody for they never betray a trust; they have good clear heads, good
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judgment and executive ability so that they are well fitted to help others.
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These characteristics also favor their own financial fortunes so that they
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accumulate wealth, but theirs is never "tainted money," they never benefit
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by the loss of others. They are conservatively religious and may be aptly
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described as "pillars of society." They shine particularly in governmental
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offices.
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THE SUN SQUARE OR OPPOSITION TO JUPITER gives a tendency to indulge in
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habits which are bad for the health; the person is far too fond of the "good
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things in life" and very selfish in supplying his own comforts; he exercises
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little and never denies himself, with the result that the circulation
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becomes sluggish and as these people have a superabundance of blood their
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lassitude and indulgence is productive of various noxious growths and kin-
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dred disorders; sometimes a fit of anger raises the blood pressure to such a
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point that a vessel burst and ends the life or leaves the person thenceforth
|
|
a useless wreck. These aspects give a bombastic, haughty disposition with
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an inordinate love of display and thus induce to extravagance both in social
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and business affairs with the result that the person sometimes finds himself
|
|
involved in debt which he cannot pay and then there is but a step to the
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bankruptcy court. A false pride often prevents these people from working
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|
honestly for others so they would rather prey upon the public as gamblers
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|
where there is an opportunity to swindle other people and get what they call
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an "easy" living until then land in the meshes of the law. Children with
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these aspects should be given special training in self-restraint, thrift and
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honesty, above all, religion, for they have a tendency to scorn and scoff at
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religion, but perhaps a memory of a devout mother may help to keep them
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straight.
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VENUS CONJUNCTION, PARALLEL SEXTILE OR TRINE TO JUPITER is one of the
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best signs of success and general good fortune in life. It favors the
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accumulation of wealth and the enjoyment of all the luxuries of life. It is
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a good indication of a successful and happy marriage, social prestige and
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|
the respect of all with whom the person comes in contact. It endows him
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with a jovial, optimistic, generous and large-hearted disposition, makes him
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honorable to a degree, interested and active in philanthropic measures, lib-
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eral in mind, tolerant of the views of others even where he differs
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radically, fond of pleasure, traveling, parties, and capable of enjoying
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life to the fullest extend; he loves expensive and ultra-comfortable things,
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a fine house, valuable books, pictures and other rich appointments.
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VENUS SQUARE OR OPPOSITION TO JUPITER gives the same luxurious likings as
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the good aspects but limits the ability to satisfy them; although such
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people make the most frantic efforts to present a fine front to the world
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|
they are generally found out to he shams. Their lack of business ability so
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|
often responsible for failure and bankruptcy and they are very liable to
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|
suffer losses through treachery of others. Love and marriage also are
|
|
sources of sorrow for those whom Venus and Jupiter are afflicting. They are
|
|
apt to be jilted before marriage or the marriage partner will prove faith-
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less and may desert them. These aspects also produce an amorous nature
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likely to take liberties regardless of the laws of decency and make the per-
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son faithless to marriage vows.
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MERCURY CONJUNCTION, PARALLEL, SEXTILE OR TRINE TO JUPITER is one of the
|
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finest assets in life for it gives a cheerful, optimistic disposition with
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the ability to always look upon the bright side of things and keep up the
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|
spirits in the hours of adversity; the mind is broad, versatile and able to
|
|
reason correctly and to form a reliable judgment be careful deliberation;
|
|
these people never decide hastily; they require time to think over what is
|
|
presented to them, but once they have reached a conclusion, it will be found
|
|
incontrovertible. They are successful in law or literature and much re-
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|
spected for their honesty and sincerity. These aspects are particularly
|
|
fortunate for people who travel for business or pleasure, for they will reap
|
|
both benefit and enjoyment from a migratory mode of life. It will make them
|
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"healthy, wealthy and wise" beyond the average, loved by everybody for the
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vital vibration they radiate upon whomever they meet.
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MERCURY SQUARE OR OPPOSITION TO JUPITER gives a vacillating and wavering
|
|
disposition so that the person cannot make up his mind when more than one
|
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course of action is open, hence people with these aspects often lose their
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opportunities through procrastination and lack of judgment; they must
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therefore often be classed as failures. They are liable to scandal and
|
|
slander because of treacherous associates, and should not ravel for it will
|
|
bring them loss and trouble; they should also be extremely careful in making
|
|
contracts or agreements to do or deliver certain things at a specified time
|
|
for they will probably be unable to fulfill the requirements and thus
|
|
trouble and loss will result.
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THE MOON PARALLEL, CONJUNCTION, SEXTILE OR TRINE TO JUPITER gives an op-
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timistic, noble and generous disposition. The open-hearted honesty, fair-
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ness and friendliness of people with these aspects make them universally
|
|
popular. These aspects strengthen both the reasoning faculties and consti-
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|
tution, so that such people usually have a strong mind in a strong body and
|
|
hence a powerful personal magnetism which may be used to great advantage in
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|
healing the sick. They have lofty ideals and a fruitful imagination with
|
|
the power of acquiring wealth which will grow greater if used in philan-
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|
thropic enterprises of which these people are prone to dream. This is one
|
|
of the best aspects in the gamut and makes for general success in life both
|
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physically and spiritually.
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THE MOON SQUARE OR OPPOSITION TO JUPITER impairs the reasoning faculties
|
|
and brings the person trouble through litigation, lack of fore-thought and
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indecision or dishonesty. People with these aspects are too fond of osten-
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tation aid display, extravagant beyond their means, lavish in their expendi-
|
|
tures, prone to take desperate chances in gambling or speculation to reha-
|
|
bilitate their fortunes and doomed to loss, slander and sometimes bankruptcy
|
|
on that account. These aspects are also bad for health in a woman's horo-
|
|
scope especially; they indicate digestive and liver troubles.
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SATURN SEXTILE OR TRINE TO JUPITER gives a strong character with a deep
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|
and profoundly philosophical mind, a benevolent disposition with a strong
|
|
sense of justice and fair play. All the virtues of Saturn and Jupiter are
|
|
combined by these aspects and people in whose horoscope they are found will
|
|
consequently gain the honor and esteem of the community where they are.
|
|
Thus they will be looked upon as pillars of society and gain prosperity com-
|
|
mensurate with the environment in which they are placed, for these aspects
|
|
give sound financial judgment and the ability to grasp the opportunity when
|
|
it is met.
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SATURN CONJUNCTION OR PARALLEL TO JUPITER has the same beneficent influ-
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ence as the sextile or trine through not in as great a measure and if Jupi-
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ter is weak by sign of otherwise afflicted the aspects will probably count
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|
for very little, bit in that case its effect upon the arterial circulation
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will be obstructive, giving a tendency to sclerosis of the arteries the same
|
|
as the opposition or square.
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SATURN SQUARE OR OPPOSITION TO JUPITER gives a different, vacillating
|
|
mind unable to form decisions, always distrustful of others, indolent and
|
|
inclined to drift with the tide; often a ward of society either in the
|
|
poor-house or the prison, for the character is basically dishonest. These
|
|
aspects also give a tendency to arterio-sclerosis.
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MARS SEXTILE OR TRINE TO JUPITER. It is the nature of Jupiter to be
|
|
somewhat conservative and dignified, but when blended with the fire of Mars
|
|
it gives enthusiasm and an ability to influence of others and imbue them
|
|
with the same feelings. It makes the nature noble, sincere, honest and
|
|
straightforwarded. This aspect is also good for the financial prosperity of
|
|
the person, for both Mars and Jupiter when well-aspected give good earning
|
|
ability and favor accumulation. Jupiter is somewhat conservative in respect
|
|
to expenditures, Mars is too free, but where the Martian and Jupiterian ten-
|
|
dencies are blended by a good aspect the result is an ideal, generous na-
|
|
ture, neither too lavish not too conservative, able to strike a happy me-
|
|
dium. These people have much ingenuity and constructive ability and
|
|
whatever they do they put their whole heart in it. Hence they are success-
|
|
ful in business, popular in society, fond of out-of-door sports and games.
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They love to travel and gain much pleasure by so doing. Mars rules the
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haemoglobin in the blood which is so important a factor in health and vital-
|
|
ity, therefore the good aspects of Jupiter and Mars increase the red blood
|
|
corpuscles with the result that people with these aspects have an abundance
|
|
of health, vitality, power and endurance.
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MARS PARALLEL OR CONJUNCTION JUPITER strengthens the constitution and in-
|
|
creases the vitality the same as the good aspects. It also indicates that
|
|
the person is able to earn much money and uses it freely and generously, but
|
|
the mental qualities are similar to those conferred by the bad aspects:
|
|
sporty, swaggering, tricky, deceitful and untruthful, impulsive in judgment,
|
|
but to be depended upon, and if the conjunction occurs in one of the watery
|
|
signs, especially in Pisces, the person will probably be a drunkard, through
|
|
this is not as certain as with the square or opposition.
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MARS SQUARE OR OPPOSITION TO JUPITER is the signature of the gambler and
|
|
if one of the planets is in a watery sign, especially in Pisces, he will be
|
|
a drunkard also, a tricky, dishonest and disreputable character who always
|
|
acts through impulse. With respect to health we find that these people suf-
|
|
fer principally from blood and liver complaints, the circulation is poor
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and the blood is so rich that there is danger of apoplexy.
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URANUS SEXTILE OR TRINE TO JUPITER gives a broad, humane disposition and
|
|
a tendency to delve into the occult arts and sciences. It favors an asso-
|
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ciation with secret orders and gives promise of prosperity in life. Such a
|
|
person is honest and sincere, sociable, hospitable and likely to benefit a
|
|
great deal from influential friends in official positions. This positions
|
|
also gives executive ability and success in connection with institutions of
|
|
learning.
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URANUS PARALLEL OR CONJUNCTION JUPITER gives similar indications to the
|
|
good aspects but the influence is not quite so decided, particularly if ei-
|
|
ther of the planets is weak by sign or otherwise afflicted. In that case it
|
|
will be found that the tendencies conferred are more like those of the bad
|
|
aspects.
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URANUS SQUARE OR OPPOSITION TO JUPITER gives am impulsive nature liable
|
|
to act in a sudden or unexpected manner to one's own undoing; loss by
|
|
speculation, lawsuits and impulsive extravagance are also indicated, many
|
|
changes both of occupations and residence, loss of friends and reputation.
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NEPTUNE SEXTILE OR TRINE TO JUPITER gives an inspirational, mystical na-
|
|
ture and success in an occupation connect with occult orders, that is to say
|
|
where the character is sufficiently developed is that Neptune can makes his
|
|
influence felt, for then this position brings out all the noblest and most
|
|
spiritual strength of both planets, and occult experiences are not infre-
|
|
quently the result. During the sleeping hours these people are quite con-
|
|
scious in the invisible worlds.
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NEPTUNE PARALLEL OR CONJUNCTION JUPITER gives an influence similar to
|
|
that of the good aspects when Neptune and Jupiter are not afflicted, but if
|
|
they are in a weak sign and aspecting the other planets by square or opposi-
|
|
tion then the influence is similar to that one of the bad aspects of Jupiter
|
|
and Neptune.
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NEPTUNE SQUARE OR OPPOSITION TO JUPITER indicates lack of control of the
|
|
emotions. The person is sensitive to the low psychic influences of the bor-
|
|
derland between the seen and the unseen worlds but they are of an
|
|
awe-inspiring and disgusting type, hence apt to cause hysterical conditions,
|
|
such as involuntary trance and kindred disorders attendant upon negative
|
|
psychism. From a material standpoint it gives danger of fraud through
|
|
speculation or large companies and dealing with predatory interests should
|
|
therefore be avoided.
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CHAPTER XIV
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MARS THE PLANET OF ACTION
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From the Bible we learn that Jehovah was the Creator of mankind for we
|
|
find His angels announcing the birth of various notable personages. Thus
|
|
the conclusion is inevitable that He and they preside over the generative
|
|
function and impart the quality of fertility which at that time was looked
|
|
upon as a token of the favor of God while barrenness was indicated as a sign
|
|
of His displeasure. This is in accordance with the Western Wisdom Teaching
|
|
which tells us that tin the earliest days when mankind was still in the mak-
|
|
ing Jehovah and His angels guided them to great temples at the times of year
|
|
when planetary conditions were propitious to generation, and men born under
|
|
those harmonious conditions lived for hundreds of years without sickness of
|
|
disease. It is noticeable that wild animals which are still entirely under
|
|
the guidance of their group-spirits and mate only at certain seasons are
|
|
also immune from sickness. Jehovah still retains control over the fertil-
|
|
ization of the animals which are attuned to His lunar vibrations through
|
|
their twenty-eight pairs of spinal nerves that correspond to the
|
|
twenty-eight days of the lunar revolution and His vehicle the Moon still
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measures the period of gestation for men and beasts.
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But the Bible also tells us of LUCIFER and his FALLEN ANGELS who taught
|
|
humanity to take the prerogative of creation into their own hands and in-
|
|
stilled into them the passion that has caused sorrow, sin and death, because
|
|
the holy function of generation which was intended only for temporary pur-
|
|
poses of propagation and which works so well under propitious planetary con-
|
|
ditions has been desecrated and made subservient to the lusts of humanity at
|
|
all times regardless of the stellar rays. Yet it is a mistake to think of
|
|
the Lucifer spirits as evil, for under the sway of the angels humanity nei-
|
|
ther good nor evil and having no choice or prerogative, but since though the
|
|
martial Lucifer spirits we have learned to know good and evil we are also
|
|
able to exercise of will power to shun the evil and choose the good, to flee
|
|
from vice and cultivate virtue, thereby placing ourselves in harmonious
|
|
co-worker-ship with God and nature and unfolding our divine possibilities so
|
|
that we may become like our Father in Heaven.
|
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|
|
While Jehovah and His angels are thus working upon humanity from the Moon
|
|
the Lucifer spirits who rebelled against His regime are located on the
|
|
planet Mars and from them also we have received and are receiving many valu-
|
|
able gifts, chief among them FIRE and IRON. It is well known that every
|
|
LIVING body is warm, for the Ego cannot manifest in the physical world save
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through heat, or perhaps it should be said that heat is generated in the
|
|
manifestation of the Ego. But without iron, which exists in the blood in
|
|
the form of haemoglobin, there could be no oxidation and consequently no
|
|
heat. That was the condition previous to the fall, so-called, when
|
|
man-in-the-making was mindless. But then the Lucifer spirits came and in-
|
|
fused iron into the blood, which made it possible for the Ego to draw into
|
|
its vehicles and from that time the Ego became an INDWELLING spirit capable
|
|
of evolving individuality. Thus had it not been for the Lucifer spirits man
|
|
could not have become man. It is their fire and their iron that has made
|
|
the world what it is today, good and bad according to the use man has made
|
|
of it. The solar force focused through the Moon imparts vitality and the
|
|
faculty of growth but the rays of the Sun focused upon us by the martial Lu-
|
|
cifer spirits give us dynamic power and are the source of all activity in
|
|
the world.
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|
Power may be latent for milleniums, as exemplified in coalbeds, which are
|
|
reservoirs of solar force; a furnace and engine are required to transmute
|
|
and make it available as dynamic energy, but, once the sleeping giant has
|
|
been roused from latency to potency it knows no rest or peace till it has
|
|
expended the last ounce of its prodigious strength. Under strict control,
|
|
and carefully guided into channel of useful activity, this Martian force is
|
|
the most valuable servant of mankind; the most powerful agent in the world's
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work, an incomparable boon to humanity. But if it escapes control the ser-
|
|
vant quickly takes mastery, its inimical power of destruction and devasta-
|
|
tion is then as terrible as scourge as its beneficent use under guidance is
|
|
an inestimable blessing. It is as precious as it is dangerous, eternal
|
|
vigilance is the price of safety from its ravages, but without it the world
|
|
would be wilderness.
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|
Mars, as a focus for the latent solar life, transmutes it into desire,
|
|
passion and what we may call animal spirits. It is a consuming fire, more
|
|
dangerous than all the nitroglycerine every manufactured, but also more pre-
|
|
cious than any other blessing we can have or enjoy.
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The Hindoo preacher, nurtured in a land governed by Saturn, the planet of
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obstruction, says: "Kill out desire." He dreams away his days in destitu-
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tion, but as "temper" conserves the edge of the steel that carves its way
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through all obstruction, so the well-directed energetic desires of the mar-
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tial Anglo-Saxson have wrought a marvelous transformation in the earth; they
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have reared a civilization beyond all which preceded it, and through perhaps
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brutal in many respects, there is promise in that also, according to the
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proverb: "The greater the sinner, the greater the saint." Parents should
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take a lesson from a book of nationals and refrain from applying the Satur-
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nine wet blanket to the fiery Mars spirit of children. Saturn always says
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"don't, don't;" his aim is to repress and obstruct. A clear fire under
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[PAGE 307] MARS, THE PLANET OF ACTION
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proper control is useful, but death lurks in the smoke and noxious gases of
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a smothered fire; too many "don'ts" smother legitimate ambition and frus-
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trate accomplishment; they may drive hapless victims into ways of evil, for
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the dynamic energy of Mars must and will have an outlet, so beware. The
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worst faults of Mars are impulsiveness and lack of persistence, but he
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breeds no hypocrites as does an afflicted Saturn.
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From Mars we receive a number of our highly-prized virtues as well as
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some of our worst faults. When well-aspected he gives a strong constitution
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and physical endurance, a positive, independent and self-reliant nature, de-
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termined and proud, generous and energetic, resourceful and quick to learn,
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especially when in Aries, Leo, Scorpio or Capricorn, but when he is weak by
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sign as in Taurus, Cancer, Libra or aspected by squares or oppositions he
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makes the person quick-tempered, obstinate and spiteful, inclined to drunk-
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enness and criminal acts, cruel and hard, a bully and braggart.
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People who have Mars prominent in their horoscopes are eminently practi-
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cal and play an important part in the world's work. They are especially
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proficient in occupations where iron and fire are used for constructive pur-
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poses or where sharp instruments are handled. Soldiers, surgeons and butch-
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ers, machine workers and iron founders, engineers and man in kindred occupa-
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tions are of the martial nature. They also excel in other positions where
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courage and intrepidity are necessary qualities.
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[PAGE 308] THE MESSAGE OF THE STARS
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MARS IN THE TWELVE HOUSES
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MARS IN THE ASCENDANT, OR FIRST HOUSE, when well-aspected has a most ben-
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eficial influence upon the constitution, particularly if he is in one of the
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fiery signs, Aries, Leo or Sagittarius, or in the sign of his exaltation
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Capricorn, but sometimes when a weak sign like Cancer is rising and the
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other planets are much afflicted Mars in the Ascendant may infuse sufficient
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energy into the body to tide it over the critical period of infancy. This
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position also gives energy, ambition, courage, self-reliance and determina-
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tion which are exceedingly helpful characteristics in winning the battle of
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life. It indicates an enterprising and practical person who will shun no
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effort in order to succeed. When Mars is afflicted in the First House he
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nevertheless strengthens the constitution and gives muscular power and en-
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durance, but he makes such persons rash, impulsive, headstrong and fool-
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hardy. Thus they neglect the ordinary precautions to guard their health and
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become subject to fevers and other inflammatory diseases, also liable to ac-
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cidents and loss of blood by lesions of varying magnitude, danger from fire
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such as burns or scalds, according to the nature of the afflicting planet.
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In this respect the Sun is usually productive of fevers and inflammations.
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Jupiter gives liability to broken bones or accident by railroad or rolling
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stock, Uranus and Saturn falls and bruises and Venus disease caused by
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indulgence of the passional nature.
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MARS IN THE SECOND HOUSE when well-aspected makes the nature free and
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generous in financial dealings with others. The person has a splendid earn-
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ing capacity and will make a financial success in any business or a martial
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nature involving the use of fire, iron tools or machinery. It is also an
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indication of money by marriage or legacy, but although the money comes fast
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and easily, the person will not accumulate wealth as he is very generous and
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fond of comfort and pleasure. When Mars is afflicted in the Second House
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money will come just as fast as under the good aspects at times, but at
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other times the bad aspects make the person outrageously extravagant and
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inclined to be reckless in financial ventures, with the inevitable result
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that heavy losses are incurred and the person may find himself without a
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cent in the world. A competence may be made and spent several times during
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life. These people never give up, however, and when they have met financial
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disaster they immediately start to build up anew on the ruins of the old.
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They are then usually successful for a time again, but they can never learn
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to be more careful and less extravagant, hence they are always liable to re-
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peated financial shipwreck.
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[PAGE 310] THE MESSAGE OF THE STARS
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MARS IN THE THIRD HOUSE when well-aspected makes the mind keen, bright
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and alert, fond of argument, quick at repartee, ingenious, inventive and re-
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sourceful, with plenty of initiative and constructive ability. But when
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Mars is afflicted in the Third House it gives liability to accidents on
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short journeys, a quarrelsome nature specially liable to get into trouble
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with brothers, sisters and neighbors. These people are very critical to-
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wards everybody with whom they come in contact and therefore generally
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feared and avoided when possible.
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MARS IN THE FOURTH HOUSE when well-aspected gives a strong constitution
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which is maintained unimpaired even in old age; the digestive faculty is
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particularly good and consequently the health and strength are rugged. It
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makes the native exceedingly aggressive in his efforts to "feather his nest"
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and accumulate property for old age and rainy day. There is also likelihood
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of a legacy from his parents. This is a very fortunate position, especially
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if Mars is in Aries, Leo or Capricorn, but if Mars is weak as in Cancer or
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Pisces and afflicted by square or opposition, digestive troubles or dissipa-
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tion will undermine the vitality and the person will become more quarrelsome
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and disagreeable every day he lives. He will be liable to accident by fire
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in the home also to fevers and inflammatory diseases. People with Mars in
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[PAGE 311] MARS, THE PLANET OF ACTION
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this position should leave their native place as quickly as possible. This
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may in some measure relieve the trouble.
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MARS IN THE FIFTH HOUSE when well-aspected gives an ardent, demonstrative
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love-nature. It makes the person fond of athletic exercises, sports and
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muscular effort, a clean, masterful man much admired by the opposite sex or
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a woman who is a real "pal" to her male companion. These people make excel-
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lent disciplinarians and are much beloved by their pupils if placed in posi-
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tions as teachers, or better still as principals for they make much better
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leaders than followers. But when Mars is afflicted in the Fifth House it
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makes the person very fickle in his affections. It is on with the new love
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even before he is through with the old, an all-around flirt and therefore
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likely to get into a great deal of trouble. Over-indulgence of the amorous
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nature is liable to sap the vitality and create dangerous physical condi-
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tions. In a woman's horoscope there is grave danger of death to a child in
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the horoscope of either sex. People with Mars afflicted in the Fifth House
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are also liable to loss through gambling and speculation in stocks, bonds
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and securities.
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MARS IN THE SIXTH HOUSE when well-aspected makes a quick, energetic
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worker who is likely to rise to prominent position in the employ of someone
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[PAGE 312] THE MESSAGE OF THE STARS
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else, therefore the larger the firm in which he seeks employment the better.
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But he should not attempt to start in business for himself, for people with
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Mars in the Sixth House always succeed better when in the employment of
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someone else. This position also increases the vitality and should the per-
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son on account of other planetary configurations in the horoscope become
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subject to disease the dynamic energy and recuperative power of Mars will
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soon burn and leave it in better health than before. But a liability to
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trouble and quarrels with other employees or employer. Should the person be
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in the position of employer himself he will always be at a variance with his
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employees and subject to loss by theft and dishonesty through them. They
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will waste his goods and have no regard for his interests. An afflicted
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Mars in the Sixth House also gives a liability to fevers and inflammatory
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diseases, dangers of burns, scalds and gun-shots and accidents sustained in
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the course of employment.
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MARS IN THE SEVENTH HOUSE when well-aspected gives a capable, industrious
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and aggressive marriage partner, untiring in the promotion of the welfare of
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the family, a strong personality who is bound to rule but will do so in a
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[PAGE 313] MARS, THE PLANET OF ACTION
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kindly manner. This applies to both sexes, for when in a man's horoscope
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the marriage partner is indicated by Mars in the Seventh House she also will
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be masculine and will want to take the reins of government in her own hands.
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However, as Mars in the Seventh House gives a tendency to an early union
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when the parties are both plastic they accommodate themselves to these con-
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ditions more easily than if the marriage were consummated at a more mature
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age. But if Mars is afflicted in the Seventh House it indicates an accident
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or sudden death to the marriage partner who will be of a domineering, quar-
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relsome nature and if one of the watery signs, Cancer, Scorpio not Pisces is
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on the cusp he will also be a drunkard and sex addict. This latter applies
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particularly if Mars is afflicted in Scorpio. Then he also brings on in-
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flammatory diseases of the genitals or rectum.
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MARS IN THE EIGHTH HOUSE and well-aspected brings financial benefit
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through the marriage partner or by legacy. In business it is also good for
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gain by partnerships, lawsuits or similar Eighth House matters. But when
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Mars is afflicted in the Eighth House the financial conditions grow worse
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after marriage through the extravagance of the marriage partner. Business
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partnerships and litigation should also be avoided for they are sure to
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[PAGE 314] THE MESSAGE OF THE STARS
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bring loss. People with Mars in this position should not delay making their
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will for the end usually comes very sudden and unexpectedly.
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MARS IN THE NINTH HOUSE well-aspected gives a liberal, broad and progres-
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sive view upon all problems of life. People with Mars in this position are
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likely to take up some cause having for its object the social or spiritual
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upliftment of mankind in general and become very enthusiastic workers in the
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particular cult which has aroused their sympathies. They are fond of a rov-
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ing life and benefit by changing from one place to another, especially by
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travel in foreign lands. They have a clean, clear and alert mentality and a
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taking way or presenting their views to others. Therefore they make good
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missionaries in whatever line of propaganda they take up. But if Mars is
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afflicted in the Ninth House he makes people bigoted and fanatical in their
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views, regular ranters who disgust all whom they try to afflict with their
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ideas, whether they are religious or atheistic. People with an afflicted
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Mars here should never travel, but remain in their native place for they
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will always be in danger of accident on journeys and however much they may
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be disliked in their native place they will find a still worse reception in
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foreign parts.
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