I am currently doing a composite chart with a friend of mine and myself. I am using a 4 degree orb. What degree or orbs do you all use when doing this?
Also. I have found that we have Sun Opp Venus and I can't find much information about this. Has anyone seen this before and what did you get from it?
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I am currently doing a composite chart with a friend of mine and myself. I am using a 4 degree orb. What degree or orbs do you all use when doing this?
Also. I have found that we have Sun Opp Venus and I can't find much information about this. Has anyone seen this before and what did you get from it?
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You cannot use the orb of 4 to EVERY aspect, because conjunctions, squares and oppositions are the major aspects; an orb 8-9 is acceptable.
Trines can be given 7 orbs, sextiles - 5.
As for some secondary aspects like semi-sextile and quincunx an orb of 3 is maximum.
Aspects of tertiary significance (semi-square and sesquisquare with quintile and biquintile) should have an orb of 2.
Finally, there are septiles (51 degrees and 42'), biseptiles and triseptiles with nonagons/noviles (40 degrees), binoviles, trinoviles and quadviles - all of them with an orb of 1.
These are my ideas, not taken out of the blue though ;)
Siguard Draconis.
HAIL LUCIFER AND THE ELDER GODS!!
DEATH TO THE RIGHT HAND PATH!!
--- In , "Paul Pseudonym" <paulpseudonym@... wrote:
I am currently doing a composite chart with a friend of mine and myself. I am using a 4 degree orb. What degree or orbs do you all use when doing this?
Also. I have found that we have Sun Opp Venus and I can't find much information about this. Has anyone seen this before and what did you get from it?
Hail Satan!
Hail the pantheon of Hell!
You cannot use the orb of 4 to EVERY aspect, because conjunctions, squares and oppositions are the major aspects; an orb 8-9 is acceptable.
Trines can be given 7 orbs, sextiles - 5.
As for some secondary aspects like semi-sextile and quincunx an orb of 3 is maximum.
Aspects of tertiary significance (semi-square and sesquisquare with quintile and biquintile) should have an orb of 2.
Finally, there are septiles (51 degrees and 42'), biseptiles and triseptiles with nonagons/noviles (40 degrees), binoviles, trinoviles and quadviles - all of them with an orb of 1.
These are my ideas, not taken out of the blue though ;)
Siguard Draconis.
HAIL LUCIFER AND THE ELDER GODS!!
DEATH TO THE RIGHT HAND PATH!!
--- In , "Paul Pseudonym" <paulpseudonym@... wrote:
I am currently doing a composite chart with a friend of mine and myself. I am using a 4 degree orb. What degree or orbs do you all use when doing this?
Also. I have found that we have Sun Opp Venus and I can't find much information about this. Has anyone seen this before and what did you get from it?
Hail Satan!
Hail the pantheon of Hell!