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Magi Astrology™ is
DIFFERENT!
Magi
(May'jī) Astrology's amazing accuracy
is based on scientific computer
analysis of 100,000+ charts of:
Famous People
Famous Relationships
& Super-successful Businesses
...revealing the true astrological keys to
Love,
Sexual Attraction, Success, &
Heartbreak. |
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The Magi Society's
extensive research has revealed a number of astrological principles that
differ from those of other astrological systems. In this lesson, we will
discuss: |
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The 4
Dimensions of Magi Astrology™ |
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Traditional astrological
systems have primarily used the geocentric longitudes in their
computations. In simple terms, these are the locations of the planets on
the horizontal plane (around the chart wheel) as viewed from the Earth.
The significant data used are the mathematical (angular)
interrelationships between the planets. The geocentric longitudes are the
1st dimension used in Magi Astrology. A typical geocentric astrological
chart looks like this: |
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The example chart at left is shown with 0° Libra
on the ascendant, to make it easier to compare to a Magi Astrochart
in
its default position as shown below.
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Our research has
demonstrated beyond doubt that there are 3 more dimensions which are of
equal importance in chart analysis. Working with only one dimension is
truly working with only 25% of the relevant data. (Though western
astrology does at times reference the other 3 dimensions, in no system
other than Magi Astrology are they accorded the same importance as is
accorded to the geo longitudes.)
The 2nd of the dimensions we
use in Magi Astrology are the geocentric declinations. In simple terms,
these are the locations of the planets in the vertical plane (their
"altitude") as viewed from Earth. Magi Astrology research has irrefutably
demonstrated the importance of the interrelationships between planets
(the parallel and contraparallel) in the declinations. Magi Astrology
uses a graphic chart format which also shows the declinations. Here is an
example of the same date as shown above as a Magi Astrochart. |
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In both western and Magi
charts, direct planetary motion in the longitudes is counter-clockwise.
In the Magi Astrochart, declinational motion is shown thusly: Planets
shown in the 9 o'clock to 10 o'clock portion and the 4 o'clock to 3
o'clock portion of the "S" (the ends), are moving northward (up.) Planets
shown in the 11 o'clock to 5 o'clock portion (the center) are moving
southward (down.) |
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Again, Magi Society
research clearly demonstrates that the 3rd and 4th dimensions of Magi
Astrology are equally as important as the 1st and 2nd dimensions
described above.
The 3rd dimension of Magi
Astrology- the heliocentric longitudes- are the locations of the planets
in the horizontal plane (around the chart wheel) as viewed from the Sun
rather than the Earth.
The 4th dimension are
the equivalents to the geocentric declinations- the locations of the
planets in the vertical plane (their "altitude") as viewed from the Sun-
though in heliocentric charts, this dimension is called the heliocentric
latitudes.
Shown below is a
heliocentric Magi Astrochart showing the same data as the previous 2
charts: |
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In Magi Astrology, whether
we're doing a natal reading, a relationship analysis, choosing a wedding
date or an incorporation date, or anything else, we always give all 4
dimensions equal weight in our analyses. The use of all 4 dimensions is
one of the proven principles which provide the pinpoint accuracy of Magi
Astrology. |
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