ASTROLOGICAL APHORISMS
Week of: October 26, 2001

  1. Most horoscopes show an imbalance. An imbalance always implies something is missing.

  2. If something is missing, you can't understand it. Imbalance is what isn't; not what is.

  3. A person always asks for that which is missing because the imbalance presents a difficulty.

  4. An imbalance is a double statement by the fact that it is too much at the expense of something else.

  5. If a given triplicity is missing, an imbalance occurs. For example, if there is no Earth in the chart, the person lacks the necessary practicality.

  6. A triplicity can be replaced. A square of Saturn to the Ascendant, Moon, or the Sun can replace a lack of Earth.

  7. If all the planets of a horoscope are within 120°, 90°, or 60° of arc, it is considered unusual and a disturbance. This is an imbalance; a lot of energy is directed towards a narrow area of life at the expense of everything else.

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