Signs Doctrine
Definition
Signs doctrine is a reference page for calculation method material represented by cited cited materials.
10 source texts support this doctrine page.
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Documented rules
8 documented rules in 2 sections
Two bodies whose signs do not join by the classical ray families are read as in aversion at the whole-sign relation layer.
Two bodies in signs joined by conjunction, sextile, square, trine, or opposition are read as witnessing by whole-sign ray.
Witnessing means the factors are configured with one another and can contribute testimony through that contact. This row uses whole-sign geometry, rather than requiring exact degree contact. The particular ray describes its character; it does not by itself establish benefit or harm.
Aversion here means the factors' signs lack a classical whole-sign ray, so there is no direct contact through that configuration. This is the engine's narrower geometry model: Ptolemy's disjunct signs also lack commanding, obeying, seeing and equal-power affinities. Those further affinities and any particular outcome remain separate.
Aversion here means the factors' signs lack a classical whole-sign ray, so there is no direct contact through that configuration. This is the engine's narrower geometry model: Ptolemy's disjunct signs also lack commanding, obeying, seeing and equal-power affinities. Those further affinities and any particular outcome remain separate.
Witnessing means the factors are configured with one another and can contribute testimony through that contact. This row uses whole-sign geometry, rather than requiring exact degree contact. The particular ray describes its character; it does not by itself establish benefit or harm.
Aversion here means the factors' signs lack a classical whole-sign ray, so there is no direct contact through that configuration. This is the engine's narrower geometry model: Ptolemy's disjunct signs also lack commanding, obeying, seeing and equal-power affinities. Those further affinities and any particular outcome remain separate.
Witnessing means the factors are configured with one another and can contribute testimony through that contact. This row uses whole-sign geometry, rather than requiring exact degree contact. The particular ray describes its character; it does not by itself establish benefit or harm.