Locating the Sun s Angle with Moon, Venus, Mars or Mercury
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1 Locating the Sun s Angle with Moon, Venus, Mars or Mercury with Cayelin K Castell Earth Venus Sun Mars Mercury Moon Cayelin at Faywood Stone Circle 2015
2 What is the Phase Angle between the Sun and a Planet? How to determine the Phase Angle?
3 Details to Consider Any planet Rising Before the Sun is Morning Star Any planet Rising After the Sun is Evening Star Venus & Mercury with in 10 Degrees of the Sun is Underworld Venus & Mercury within 10 Degrees of the Sun while Retrograde is Metamorphic Underworld Mars within 15 Degrees of the Sun is Underworld
4 The planets are Rising and setting Clockwise. The purple line represents the horizon line as seen from Earth. The left side of the chart is East and the Right is West. Noting where the Sun is with any planet quickly tell us if that planet is rising before or after the Sun. As Mc I Ds East West
5 The Natal Chart or any Astrology Chart Shows where the planets are in relationship to a location and a time of day. This New Moon Charts Features Venus Retrograde as an Evening Star and Mercury in the underworld (only 2 degrees from the Sun). Saturn, Mars, and Jupiter are all in the Morning Sky
6 Simplest Way to Know if a Planet is Morning or Evening Star. No Matter Where the Sun is on the Chart turn the chart toward your Belly (as shown here) and notice if Venus Is to the left or right of the Sun This example is using Venus but it could be any planet. Venus to the left of the Sun Is Morning Star Rising before the Sun Venus to the Right of the Sun Evening Star Appearing After the Sun
7 Morning or Evening Star. All Planets Rise and Set Clockwise Morning Star Planets Set Before the Sun Evening Star Planets Set after the Sun Morning Star Venus Sets Before the Sun Evening Star Venus Sets After the Sun
8 Mars ahead of the Sun Is Morning Star Rising before the Sun Mars Behind the Sun Is Evening Star Appearing at Sunset. Morning or Evening Star Planets The Planets are rising and setting in clockwise motion. Left Image Mars rises before the Sun as Morning Star Right Image Mars Sets after the Sun as Evening Star
9 When Venus or Mercury are Within 10 Degrees of the Sun and NOT retrograde it is the Underworld Phase of their cycle. When Mars is within 15 degrees of the Sun it is the Underworld phase of the Mars Cycle.
10 When Venus or Mercury is within 10 Degrees of the Sun and retrograde it is the Metamorphic Underworld.
11 In this example: Venus is about 42 degrees from Sun as Evening Star Mercury is about 23 degrees from Sun as Morning Star Mars is about 71 degrees from Sun as Morning Star. The number of degrees between the Sun and any given planet lets us know what phase or relationship it has with the Sun. Count the degrees between the Sun and Planet. Angle of the Sun with a Planet?
12 Sun Moon Angle In this example the Moon is rising before the Sun so look at the opposite point of the Sun and start counting from 180 degrees or opposite point.. From almost 15 Virgo to 15 Sagittarius is 90 degrees. With about 8 more degrees to get to almost 23 Sagittarius. 14 Virgo 38 The number of degrees between the Sun and the Moon is about 278. Detailed Instructions and more examples will follow.
13 Figure Out The Planetary Star Phase for the following Charts using round numbers. See Slide 16 for Answers
14 Use this chart to see if you can accurately determine the degrees and phase? See Slide 16 for Answers
15 Use this chart to see if you can accurately determine the degrees and phase? See Slide 16 for Answers
16 Answers for the Venus Star Phases from Slide 13 to 15 Slide 13 Venus 21 degrees from Sun - Retrograde Morning Star Mars 20 degrees from Sun - Morning Star Mercury 24 degrees from Sun - Evening Star Moon 270 degrees from Sun Last Quarter Phase Slide 14 Venus 21 degrees from Sun Evening Star Mars 22 degrees from Sun - Evening Star Mercury 16.5 degrees from Sun - Morning Star Moon 31 degrees from Sun Shamanic Crescent Moon Phase or New Moon Phase Slide 15 Venus 25 degrees from Sun - Evening Star Mars 21 degrees from Sun - Evening Star Mercury 16 degrees from Sun - Morning Star Moon 37 degrees from Sun Shamanic Crescent Moon Phase or New Moon Phase
17 Use this chart to see if you can accurately determine the degrees and phase? See Slide 20 for Answers
18 Use this chart to see if you can accurately determine the degrees and phase? See Slide 20 for Answers
19 Use this chart to see if you can accurately determine the degrees and phase? See Slide 20 for Answers
20 Answers for the Venus Star Phases from Slide 16 to 18 Slide 17 Venus 30 degrees from Sun - Morning Star Mars 99 degrees from Sun - Evening Star Mercury 15 degrees from Sun - Morning Star Moon 37 degrees from Sun Waxing Crescent Phase or Traditional New Moon Phase Slide 18 Venus 05 degrees from Sun Inanna Underworld Phase Mars 99 degrees from Sun - Evening Star Mercury 08 degrees from Sun Psychopomp Underworld Phase Moon 126 degrees from Sun Shamanic Waxing Gibbous Moon Phase or Traditional First Quarter Moon Phase Slide 19 Venus 25 degrees from Sun - Evening Star Mars 21 degrees from Sun - Evening Star Mercury 16 degrees from Sun - Morning Star Moon 37 degrees from Sun Shamanic Crescent Moon Phase or New Moon Phase
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22 Determining Your Moon Phase Determine if Moon is waxing or waning Determine how many degrees from the Sun. If a Waning Moon begin the count at 180 (opposite point of the Sun) and count to where the Moon is located. Use approximate degree count from Sun to Moon moving counter clockwise. Determine what Moon Phase (see next slide for traditional and Shamanic Moon Phases) Remember the number of Degrees between the Sun and Moon to locate your personal Sun Moon Phase
23 Moon is 90 degrees First Quarter
24 Moon is 31 Degrees Shamanic Phase Waxing Crescent Phase or New Moon Traditional Phase
25 This example of a First Quarter Moon shows the Moon to the right of the Sun just past the exact First Quarter Phase at 97 degrees. Counting from the Sun at 17 Libra to 17 Scorpio, 17 Sag, to 17 Capricorn is 90 degrees and then add 6.5 degrees to get 96.5 or round up to 97 degrees.
26 A Full Moon When Moon is exactly 180 degrees from the Sun
27 135 Degrees 90 Degrees 45 Degrees 0 Degrees 180 Degrees 215 Degrees 270 Degrees 315 Degrees
28 New Moon Traditional Phase 0-44 degrees. Shamanic Phase 345 to 29 degrees exact at Zero Degrees. Waxing Crescent Moon Traditional Phase Shamanic Phase degrees exact at 60 degrees First Quarter Moon Traditional Phase degrees Shamanic Phase degrees exact at 90 degrees Waxing Gibbous Moon Traditional Phase Shamanic Phase degrees exact at 135 degrees Full Moon Traditional Phase degrees Shamanic Phase degrees exact at 180 degrees Disseminating Moon Traditionally degrees Shamanic degrees exact at 210 degrees Last Quarter Moon Traditionally Shamanic degrees exact at 270 degrees Balsamic Moon Traditional phase Shamanic Phase degrees exact at 315 degrees
29 Hawaiian Moon Phases Summary to 23 Hilo beginning or first light of the Moon, Streak of Light, Navigator to 35 Hoaka casting a Shadow, Spirit or Ghost to 47 Ku Kahi good planting and fishing Kapu dedicated to worship and prayer to 59 Ku Lua plant sweet potato, taro, and banana, as they will grow upright (ku), good fishing to 71 Ku Kolu a day of low tide, time to fish from the shore to 83 Ku Pau good planting, fishing though ocean currents are changing growing stronger to 95 Ole Kukahi unproductive, sea is rough, fishing is poor, Priest~ess Lineage, introspection and rest to 107 Ole Kukolu same as Ole Kukahi also a time for patience and to reverse course all three days to 119 Ole Kulua same as Ole Kukahi also a time for patience and to reverse course all three days to 131 Ole Pau a productive day, for cultivators - ends the time of non-productivity to 143 Huna plant crops that hide or root crops. Ka(huna)s are ones who know the hidden knowledge to 155 Mohalu sacred night to God Kane, the creator forbidden to eat fish and fruits. Prayer and Worship - Kapu to 167 Hua Egg Moon, sacred to Lono, the lifegiver, ruler of the rains fertility to 179 Akua offerings to spirit of Akua, of God - meditation and prayer on reflection of the soul, of the self, to 191 Hoku seeds are animated by the full moon to 203 Mahealani dedicated to spirit - death or rebirth energy. It is a time for closure, endings and even funerals to 215 Kulua stands alone, a time of introspection to 227 La au Kukahi gathering healing herbs and shrubs to make medicines - a harvest Moon to 239 La au Kukolu gathering healing herbs and shrubs to make medicines - a harvest Moon to 251 La au Pau completes days of gathering healing herbs and shrubs to make medicines - a harvest Moon 21, 252 to 263 Ole Kukahi unproductive days for fishing or farming, good days to weed, introspective, doing inner work to 275 Ole Kulua unproductive days for fishing or farming, good days to weed, introspective, doing inner work to 287 Ole Pau finishes the unproductive days and is dedicated to sea God Ka loa a.k.a Kanaloa & Priest~ess Lineage to 299 Kanaloa Kukahi Kapu or prayers of gratitude to God Kanaloa of the sea for its life giving energy to 311 Ko loa Kulua Kapu or prayers of gratitude to God Kanaloa of the sea for its life giving energy to 323 Ko loa Pau Kapu or prayers of gratitude to God Kanaloa of the sea for its life giving energy to 335 Kane Kapu prayers to the god Kane night marchers, or ancestral spirits, walk on this night to 347 Lono Kapu prayers to god Lono giver of life and rain to 359 Mauli Ghost or Spirit Moon to 011 Muku Vanished or Invisible Moon, low tide good for gathering seaweed, diving for sea-urchins, catching squid
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