Magi Notebook Page 10

99.   Magi has not found any aspect that makes a person the likely prisoner of failure – or even just more likely to fail.

100.    All aspects that have a negative tilt involve Saturn.

101.    All equal degree aspects, except those involving Saturn, are helpful. The more exact the aspect is, the more positive the influence. Jupiter opposing Sun aspect is helpful – not harmful. So is Jupiter square Sun.

102.    Saturn aspect to Pluto makes the native susceptible to being reckless. He sees only the possible rewards of an action, ignoring the possible risks. (This trait can be overcome through controlling the ego with the help of a loving partner in life.)

103.   If all equal degree aspects in a birth chart are good if they don’t involve Saturn, then what is bad in a birth chart? Answer: The lack of equal degree aspects is a probable hindrance of super fame and fortune. But the lack of equal degree aspects does not hinder achievement on a less grandiose level, and does not reduce the native’s chances of finding happiness in life.

104.   There are more good transits and good progressions because Jupiter overpowers Saturn, and because Saturn is the only planet with a negative tilt.

105.   The more equal degree aspects a person has in their birth chart, (with the exception of the ones formed by Saturn) the more likely the person is to achieve unusual success and fame.

106.   There are no aspects that are very bad.

107.   All equal degree aspects by Jupiter, Uranus, and Venus are very helpful, but the enhancement aspects are the most powerful, whereas the opposition, quincunx, square, sextile and semi-sextile (v) are merely helpful.

108.    In all cases, if Jupiter, Uranus, or Venus is applying, or the aspect is very close to exact, then the positive influences of such aspects are increased dramatically.

109.   Proximity Enhancement: Extra strength of very close aspects. Less than 0:3 degrees apart and there is Proximity Enhancement, which is especially beneficial for athletic performance because it provides enormous amounts of energy.