Sect Doctrines Doctrine
Definition
Sect Doctrines doctrine is a reference page for calculation method material represented by cited cited materials.
11 source texts support this doctrine page.
Source notes
Documented rules
10 documented rules in 10 sections
The Ascendant is the rising point and the basis for judging life and bodily circumstances. Sect describes a planet's affinity with day or night. This normalized synthesis treats that affinity as one condition of the topic's ruler, without making it a complete judgment of the topic.
Courage concerns boldness and force, including their misuse through treachery. Sect describes a planet's affinity with day or night. This normalized synthesis treats that affinity as one condition of the topic's ruler, without making it a complete judgment of the topic.
Eros concerns appetite, voluntary desire, friendship and mutual favor. Sect describes a planet's affinity with day or night. This normalized synthesis treats that affinity as one condition of the topic's ruler, without making it a complete judgment of the topic.
Fortune concerns bodily circumstances, possessions, reputation and privilege. Sect describes a planet's affinity with day or night. This normalized synthesis treats that affinity as one condition of the topic's ruler, without making it a complete judgment of the topic.
The luminary warning requires opposition to its own exaltation or Exaltation’s ruler, with independently specified affliction and sect conditions.
Necessity concerns constraint, submission, struggle and enmity. Sect describes a planet's affinity with day or night. This normalized synthesis treats that affinity as one condition of the topic's ruler, without making it a complete judgment of the topic.
Nemesis names adversity, grief, exile and destruction in the historical doctrine; the topic definition does not predict these events for this person. Sect describes a planet's affinity with day or night. This normalized synthesis treats that affinity as one condition of the topic's ruler, without making it a complete judgment of the topic.
Spirit concerns mind, disposition, intention and action. Sect describes a planet's affinity with day or night. This normalized synthesis treats that affinity as one condition of the topic's ruler, without making it a complete judgment of the topic.
The passage connects the Sun in Daimon, in its own sect, with its houseruler in its proper place, to distinction and friendship. The ruler qualification must be established before this can become an applied interpretation.
Victory concerns confidence, expectation, contest and association, including rewards and penalties. Sect describes a planet's affinity with day or night. This normalized synthesis treats that affinity as one condition of the topic's ruler, without making it a complete judgment of the topic.