Witnessing Doctrine
Definition
Witnessing doctrine is a reference page for calculation method material represented by cited cited materials.
11 source texts support this doctrine page.
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Documented rules
4 documented rules in 2 sections
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.
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.
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.