Magi Notebook Page 11

110.          Saturn parallel Pluto: Negative tilt leading toward reckless side. Risk taker. Indomitable confidence. Saturn/Neptune: limited (Saturn) inheritances (Neptune) – counterbalance – These people do not give you an inch. Sports people with this aspect are highly competitive.

111.          A quincunx is a very positive aspect if it is a bi-directional quincunx. (One planet is retrograde and the other is not).

112.          All bi-directional aspects have a more positive influence than mono-directional aspects. (Mono-directional means both planets are either Direct or Retrograde).

113.          A bi-directional quincunx where Uranus or Jupiter is applying toward another planet is the equivalent of a Super Aspect. So are all bi-directional quincunxes involving the Sun/Jupiter, Sun/Uranus, Sun/Neptune, or the Sun/Pluto. (Book 1, page 142). Orb for these is 2:30 degrees.

114.          Other bi-directional aspects involving any pair of the Sun, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto are powerful and beneficial.

115.          The orb for a bi-directional quincunx equivalent to a Super Aspect is 2:30 degrees.

116.          Bi-directional squares and oppositions are beneficial aspects within the same orb of 2:30 degrees.

117.          It is not possible to have a bi-directional sextile, semi-sextile, or conjunction. The possible bi-directional aspects are squares, trines, quincunxes, and oppositions. (No angle possible when less than 90 degrees).

118.          It is not helpful to have Saturn applying to any planet that it is in aspect with because this would create a stressful progression - except when applying to Mercury or Uranus. (See note # 67).

119.          Moon is not used in Book 1 for Planetary Synchronizations.

120.          In Planetary synchronizations, all the planets involved in the sync have an effect similar to that of a sextile unless they are all enhancement aspects – then they hold more power. (Like in the declinations, must be at least 3 planets).

122.          Planetary Synchronizations depend on the degrees of the declinations, and not whether the planet is north or south.