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Gentlesorp
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Posted: Wed May 30, 2007 10:51 pm |
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Via combusta is translated "the burned path", or "fiery way". I found out this corresponded to the half of Anu descending south which contained the constellation Scorpio and malefic fixed stars. Because of precession, these fixed sstars have now advanced about 30 degrees since the ancient times when they were using this stricture. In fact, a benefic fixed star named Spica is now residing in this area, taking the edge off the burning land.
They say this acts in some ways like Moon conjunct Uranus because events take sudden, unpredictable and contrary turns when the Moon was in contact with the ancient Scorpion.
I've seen this considered most often in Horary Astrology. This is not to be confused with a planet being "combust" ie. burned by the sun's rays when between 17 minutes and 8.5 degrees of the sun. The moon is especially weak here, like a 3rd degree burn for any planet.
-Gentlescorp
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succesfulama
Age: 33 Zodiac: 
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Posted: Sun Jun 03, 2007 12:13 pm |
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thanks for your input...what i have been reading here is fascinating.
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