the ascendant 15 degrees Leo. I saw from old notes that it is considered the worst of the degrees of the zodiac. And also the unluckiest.
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Lead TranslatorGreetings, Brother / Sister!
Here is the example of what I have seen with it, including in the 1st house sphere:
https://ancient-forums.com/threads/78294-ac-dc-aspects-and-unluckiness.302751
https://ancient-forums.com/threads/77060-jupiter-15-degrees-leo-in-6th-house.299902
Long story short. Yes, unfortunately the power of this degree is beyond average current humanity's capacity to make it completely clean. Yet there are "happy end" cases where person could sublimate it into the feats of their life. Usually "sublimating flat" is beyond human capacity to deal with this degree when it comes to "mundane profession only" story. Spirituality here is necessity. The best cases I know with it being sublimated to maximum are that of great astrologers and healers (extreme spiritual vocation). 15 Leo is one of the degree series that are a very heavy story where extreme sublimation is a must and usually this takes healers' level span of energy flow. I do not mean necessary healer profession but I use it just as an example of the level of intensity of energy flow into noble cause needed to move such heavy thing forward. Their energies are insane, horribly spiritual and adore to pick up with karmic debts (to be hell unfortunate) but if put on a goal they can move mountains (if anyone might manage to put them on a goal).
About sublimation with an example:
https://ancient-forums.com/threads/some-questions.303309?go=post%3A1162525
You sublimate: a planet, a house and a sign. In a case of a degree: a planet in a degree, a house it stays in, a sign it stays in, a house it rules. Sublimation means turning the insane energies of a degree on the service of humanity with the attempt to put them all into it (that in case of some degrees such as 15 Leo are infinite).
Active HelperEvery statement is to be taken contextually with the rest of the chart, rather than fixating on it separately.