> Corre-seminaari 3.-4.5. (la-su) Hermannissa!
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> Amerikkalainen astrologi Robert Corre, joka piti viime kesäkuussa
seminaarin Morinuksen astrologiasta, tulee Suomeen toukokuun alussa.
Seminaarin alussa Corre kertaa edellisen seminaarin antia, joten
uudet tulijat pääsevät mukaan. Seminaarissa syvennytään Morinuksen
tulkintamenetelmiin johdonmukaisesti ja perusteellisesti. Seminaari
pidetään Hermannin kerhohuoneella, Hämeentie 67, Helsinki. Seminaarin
hinta on 80 euroa tai 90 euroa ruokailun kanssa. Maksu viimeistään
17.4.2008 Suomen Astrologisen Seuran tilille 800014-1506671. Kiinnostuneet,
ilmoittautukaa:
marita.holtta@suomi24.fi http://www.nic.fi/~astrolog/ajankohtaista.htm>
> Tässä seminaarin sisällöstä tarkemmin:
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> On the Tradition of Morin de Ville
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> On the Tradition of Morin de Villefranche and the Practice of
Astrology
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> Our two day workshop delves deeply into some of the most
important topics in natal astrology that begins with a quick review
of the delineation methodology of Morin de Villefranche, the 17th
Century French astrologer and physician. His tradition gives the
contemporary practitioner of Astrology a rational explanation of the
relationships existing between signs, planets, and houses and upon
which is forged a structured and systematic approach that permits the
astrologer to synthesize a horoscope, that is, how to visualize the
chart as a whole living unit.
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> Inspection of the horoscope that leads eventually to its
interpretation begins with a comprehensive examination of the
Ascendant. But a proper interpretation based on synthesis requires
that the astrologer perform this same appraisal on the MC, Moon, and
Sun that ends with a final observation of any additional noteworthy
factors. The ability to measure these latter provides the foundation
and provides the practical means to judge rationally the person's
motivation and drives.
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> We then proceed with a series of talks that touch on the
following topics.
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> Lecture: On The Wonder that is The Archetype
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> The 12 Signs of the Zodiac taken as a unit are known
collectively as the Archetype. Correctly viewed, we have in the
Archetype an example how life should be ideally organized and lived.
It not only shows what constitutes ideal behavior on our part but
also how we should relate to the physical world around us. We have in
the Archetype guidelines for emotional and spiritual growth.
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> Lecture: House Distortion
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> When examining a chart, one of the most frequently observed but
least appreciated phenomenon is "House Distortion", that is when the
sequence of signs following the rising sign does not follow the
corresponding number of houses. For example, if a person has Gemini
rising but instead of Libra on the 5th House cusp, we see Virgo. We
consider the significance of house distortion from the viewpoint of
changes in the person's behavior pattern, their consequences, and how
the interference is manifested.
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> Lecture: House Derivations
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> One of the most useful tools for the practicing astrologer is
called house derivations. A horoscope has not 12 but 144 houses;
there are the 12 radix houses and the rest derived from the former.
When we say that we find a planet in the 12th, we mean the 12th of
the First House, but actually, there are twelve 12th houses. For
example by derivation, the 12th of your boss is your 9th.
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> It is by the use of these so-called derivations that 9 out of
ten questions asked by
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> a client can be answered.
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> Lecture: House Combinations
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> One of the most common situations encountered when examining a
chart is to find the ruler of one house posited in another house. In
such a circumstance, will the house affairs ruled by the planet
always become the cause of the realization of the house affairs where
that planet is posited? Or do we have two distinct separate
determinations and realizations where the realization of the affairs
of the house ruled by the planet is independent of the affairs where
it is posited? What are the factors that allow us to evaluate this
most common observation?
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> Lecture: Sun and Moon
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> The main significators of human destiny are the Ascendant,
Midheaven, Moon, and Sun. And while the former two have a lot to do
respectively with the constitution and the realization of the
profession of the person in the outside world, the Moon has to do
with our inborn cravings, our hunger that must be satisfied and
fulfilled so that we may declare we are happy. This latter need of
the Moon for satisfaction is achieved by the goals set by the Sun. It
is the Sun's power to organize for the purpose of achieving some goal
that the needs of the Moon are automatically met.
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> We outline the discussion of the Lights around the issue of
human evolution from the viewpoints of Western and Eastern
traditions. This ever relevant age old philosophical issue of
evolution is framed around the question, "What does it mean to
realize oneself?" We discuss the role played by the Sun and the Moon
in evolution based on a discussion of the "144 Polarization of the
Lights" and an examination of energy and matter in relation to
motivation and drive.
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> On Aspects
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> Arguably, aspects are the most complex topic in natal
astrology. The relationship created by an aspect between two or more
planets may be viewed as a partnership and like all partnerships
there can be cooperation or conflicts when going towards a common
goal. We examine whether this association will be constructive or
destructive based on a number of factors including the planets'
natures and states as well as the aspect form between them. We
consider first the qualitative modifications to the horoscope brought
by planets through aspect and then their quantitative implications.
Like quality, the quantity of a particular planetary influence
through aspect also plays an important role in determining the
motivations and drives of a person.
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> We illustrate the above drawing on internationally known
individuals that include some well known Finnish personalities.
Please join us for a workshop that I am sure will prove to be a
useful complement to your own studies and practice.
