The Role of the Least Aspected Planet in Astrocartography.

Planetary Symbolism in Astrocartography and Transcendental Astrology,

by Rob Couteau.

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Jupiter = 010
Moon = 030
Neptune = 102
Venus = 112
Uranus = 131
Saturn = 132
Sun,
Mercury = 220
Mars = 320
Pluto = 330

[Least-aspected Jupiter]

How do I love thee? / Let me count the ways / I love thee to the depth and breadth and height / My soul can reach, when feeling out of sight / For the ends of Being and ideal Grace.
–Elizabeth B. Browning.

Elizabeth B. Browning 

Poet Elizabeth B. Browning, née Barrett, was born in Northumberland, England, slightly west of the vertical, midnight position of her Primary Jupiter. After marrying Robert Browning, the two poets journeyed from England to Pisa, where Elizabeth composed “The Runaway Slave at Pilgrim’s Point,” a poem protesting the institution of slavery in the United States. Afterward, they settled in Florence, where she completed her most important collection of poems, Sonnets from the Portuguese (1850) and where she gave birth to her only son, Robert Wiedemann Browning.
        As we can see in her astrocartography, Florence is in the midst of a Primary Jupiter / Sec­ondary Moon Transcendental Midpoint-Field, extending from Browning’s Primary Jupi­ter, which runs in a vertical, midnight position, west of Italy, to her Secondary Moon, which rises over the southernmost tip of Italy: a field encapsulating nearly the entire coun­try.
        The “expansive / emotional states” (Jupiter / Moon) eloquently portrayed in Brown­ing’s poems are keynote qualities of the Primary Jupiter / Secondary Moon Transcendental pairing, a combination notable for reflecting a “personal, emotional involvement” (Secondary Moon) with issues concerning the “social-collective soul” (Primary Jupiter). All Browning’s yin planets–Jupiter,1 Moon, Neptune, and Venus–are her least aspected planets: a combination emphasizing the empathic, emotive, and feeling-toned nature of her life and work.

1. Regarding the yin nature of Jupi­ter, see my essay, “Transcendental Jupiter,” below.

 

 

Revised & updated:
5 August 2005

 

 

Role of the Least-aspected Planet in Astrocartography

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I. Introduction

II. Transcendental Biographies    |    III. Transcendental Events

IV. Psychic inflation    -    Summary of Planetary Symbolism    -    Transcendental Planets        

V. Nodes / the Triple-zero Transcendental    |    Appendices: Orbs / References / Data

Additional Maps    |    Bibliography    |    FAQ

Postscript:

I. Interview in Astrolore    |    II. Transcendental Nations    |    III. American Presidents & LAP Saturn

IV. World Events    |    V. Numinous Consciousness    

VI. The LAP as a metaphor of the soul    |    VII. Zones of Intensity    |    

VIII. Complete Index of Names and Events

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