Juan Estadella. Predictive Astrology

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1 Juan Estadella Predictive Astrology 1

2 Predictive Astrology 2011 by Juan Estadella All rights reserved Technical corrections by Isaac Starkman Translation by Tanya G. Johnson Linguistic corrections by Rosa Soria First Printing 2011 Published by Digital Star Printed in Spain by Topegrafic Barcelona, Spain Depósito Legal: B ISBN:

3 To Vendel Polich and A. P. Nelson Page. To Alexander Marr and Isaac Starkman, for their contribution to predictive astrology. 3

4 Contents Preface Chapter 1. Introduction to Predictive Astrology Chapter 2. The Topocentric House System Chapter 3. Rectification Chapter 4. The Epoch and the Dual Test Chapter 5. Primary Directions Chapter 6. Secondary Directions Chapter 7. PSSR Chapter 8. Lunar Cyclic Charts Chapter 9. Transits Chapter 10. Solar and Lunar Returns: variants Chapter 11. SRA Chapter 12. Fixed Stars Notes Bibliography Software 4

5 Preface In the last decades, there have been spectacular advances in predictive astrology. After the creation of the Topocentric System by Vendel Polich and A.P. Nelson Page, astrological prediction has entered a new dimension, allowing traditional techniques such as directions or transits as well as other modern procedures to work with greater precision. This has contributed to the reliability and exactitude of our science-art never before achieved. In this book, a predictive system is presented that is composed of different techniques which, because of their special characteristics and isolated or joint operating capacity, require a considerable time investment for their complete mastery. Although time is necessary to master the collection of procedures developed here, this effort is rewarded with a successful astrological practice in predictive material. At this moment in time, the diffusion of the discoveries and contributions shown in this book is limited in our field. However, the implications of the methodology and techniques presented here are so important and far-reaching for our discipline that, in the not very distant future, they will revolutionize and change forever what we understand as predictive astrology. 5

6 C h a p t e r 1 Introduction to Predictive Astrology In this book, I am going to show the most advanced predictive system in genethliacal astrology. This system is made up of a series of traditional techniques, optimized and used with different variations, as well as with other more recently created techniques. These techniques are: -Primary Directions. -Secondary Directions. -PSSR. -Lunar Cyclic Charts. -Transits. -Solar and Lunar Returns. -SRA. It is necessary to add some truly revolutionary procedures to this list of techniques, such as the Dual Test or the predictive application of traditional procedures such as Fixed Stars. Another special feature of this system is the utilization of the Epoch or conception horoscope, a technique recovered from traditional astrology. 6

7 The attainment of this effective system, on a predictive astrological level, has only been possible thanks to the discovery of the Topocentric System by Vendel Polich and A.P. Nelson Page, and also to the improvements introduced over various decades by researchers such as Alexander Marr, Cyril Fagan and Isaac Starkman. There are two fundamental things necessary in order to be able to work with this system: -The Topocentric House System. -The rectification of birth times. The Topocentric System as a house system is used in order to obtain a more reduced orb in the transits or directions to the intermediate house cusps since these techniques do not work with a larger orb. The rectification of the radix is absolutely necessary as it is the cornerstone of this predictive system. Without the corrected birth time, it is practically impossible to use these techniques, which require a very reduced orb in order to be applied. It is also impossible to obtain the Epoch without a rectified birth time. Computers have contributed to a great advance in this field, facilitating the calculations and permitting the use of software that has revolutionized predictive astrology with the semi-automatic rectification of birth times. In the following chapters, the different above-mentioned subjects and techniques will be developed and real examples will be shown using this system. 7

8 All of the predictive techniques shown in the book, if properly interrelated, form a true modern predictive system. Regarding how to approach the practice of predictive astrology, there are many possible ways to undertake the study or analysis of a specific period of time. However, there are two main types of analysis: Predictive astrology for a date fixed beforehand Within this block, we will be looking at events like trips, surgeries, the results of political elections or any event that we know will take place on a specific day, month and year. In this case, it will be enough to study all the techniques together for the date in question, valuing the results that are deduced from each of them simultaneously, for the radix as well as for the Epoch. The result of the reading, in a positive or negative direction, is usually very clear, making it relatively easy to predict successfully for a previously established date. The study of a period of time, in general In this case, we have no time reference, nor do we know the type of event or experience that the person to be studied will have for the period of time in question. Here, we should base the study on the radix. If the study is for one year, we should begin by demarcating the year to be studied from the conventional Solar Return, which indicates which type of events and psychological experiences the person will have in general. After studying this, it is recommended to look first at the planetary transits applied to the radix, which are the cornerstone of predictive astrology. The Transits will indicate the events, trends or experiences of the person for the period studied, indicating the approximate dates in which they could happen. Then, with Primary and Secondary Directions, PSSR and Lunar Cyclic Charts we can 8

9 confirm and better define the events or trends to be expected as well as write down the most probable dates for an event to take place with greater precision. The variants of Solar and Lunar Returns, the SRA and the Fixed Stars will be a good complement to all of these techniques. A correct use of the Epoch and the Dual Test will also be necessary. In combination with this book, software programs such as Polaris and Astro are recommended as support, which is almost indispensable in order to work with the main techniques put forth here. Both of these software programs are referenced at the end of the book. In predictive astrology, the objective is to make correct predictions. This system has sufficiently demonstrated its high effectiveness with the correct predictions made by Alexander Marr, Isaac Starkman and the author of this book in different astrological publications. 9