88 horoscope signs? http://payhip.com/astrology #1008planets #QuarterSky #ZodiacShift 67

Academic Zodiac RTRRT <[email protected]> Thu, 6 Aug 2020 05:32:16 -0000 (UTC)
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88 horoscope signs? http://payhip.com/astrology #1008planets 
#QuarterSky #ZodiacShift 67 

a)67 sounds too much already : Eris being main culprit, now 88 
encompassing the whole of your natal skies, no matter 
hemisphere: yes, hemispheres do count as Aussie skies have 
nothing to do with London fog.
b)Technically, if we remove Eris and Pluto, there are only 22 
main zodiacal stations in all. 
c)A horoscope sign is either zodiacal or ascendant or both: 
e.g. Ophiuchus is both ascendant and zodiacal sign. 
d)Delphinus is neither zodiacal nor ascendant but it will 
“soon” become one, that is ascendant. Supposedly we discover an 
Eris/Pluto sized planet that fares through Delphinus, we could 
talk of said constellation as zodiacal.
e)Popular imagination probably has it that the planets sort of 
follow the Sun, which conveniently crosses 13 or 12 
constellations. Well, it’s 16 I fact and the Sun does not 
determine the zodiac. The zodiac is sum of planetary zodiacs. 
We therefore determine the zodiac for every planet and the 
Moon: sum it up and obtain 22 zodiacal stations. 
f)Pluto as planet would add quite some constellations to said 
zodiac and Eris is simply overdue: thus our new zodiac counts 
over 40 constellations already. In adding the present (sic) 
ascendant set, we obtain 67. But what of nadir, zenith: and 
southern skies? In the end we are really working with all 88 
constellations!
g)Unlikely the zodiacs, the ascendant sets tend to precess.
h)Modern mindset being quite uniform: one muzzle for all: we 
have thrice less ascendants than some Egyptians did! 
i)It was easier to “believe” in “12 signs” and ascendants: 
something that never was in any skies and never will occur at 
all, being not only naively fabricated but visibly false: thus 
default. 



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