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Astrodienst Online Feedback Area Archive February 2003

Kitty
--- Friday, February 28, 2003 at 19:22 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

greetings, Isabella

Isabella [ sarmiento.xyz*xyz.cliffhanger.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
Nijmegen, Nederland --- Friday, February 28, 2003 at 11:51 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

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toconnieandlesley [ hi.xyz*xyz.hotmail.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
hi, there --- Thursday, February 27, 2003 at 08:11 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: There are plenty of chat forums - astrological and others - on the Internet. We do not wish to turn our feedback area into yet another one. Please, try to find a solution for your communicative needs via one of these forums.

steven [ dearbornhair.xyz*xyz.yahoo.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
dearborn, us --- Wednesday, February 26, 2003 at 18:01 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: No, it would not work. The dynamic lines are a combination of transit lines (outer planets) and progressed lines (inner planets). The transit lines are drawn onto your natal map - they are not the rising lines of the mundane planets at midnight UT of the reference date. They show the location of the transit planets AS IF they had been present at the moment of your birth. This corresponds to the way astrologers insert transiting or progressed planets in a natal chart.

Besides that, the entry of reference date for dynamical lines allows only full days. This is more than sufficient for outer planet transits and progressions, but useless, if you would want to get another person's lines drawn.

For synastry work with maps, I recommend that you copy one of two maps onto a transparency, and then overlay the two sheets. This can also be done with graphics software on screen, if you set one worldmap image to white=transparent and combine two layers, e.g. in Photoshop.

Judith Karin Bakketun [ judith.k.bakketun.xyz*xyz.kf.stud.his.no --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
--- Wednesday, February 26, 2003 at 14:17 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: Simply go to the 'my astro' page and logout, or even better: convert your profile into a registered profile, and logout afterwards. Next time you come, login at 'my astro' again.

To make sure your browser does not store local web session history, terminate the browser, or turn off the computer after your session.

Deborah Conabree [ beabeliever.xyz*xyz.cablelan.net --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
Oyama, Canada --- Wednesday, February 26, 2003 at 08:23 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: Thanks, we love to hear that we are 'the best site on the web'. At least for astrology and horoscope sites, we work hard to be exactly that.

Regarding your question: We call it 'Dynamical Astromap'.

You find it under Free horoscopes -> extended chart selection -> group Astrodienst special -> select chart type: Dynamic Astromap World

There are no readings for transit or progressed map lines, but you get the lines drawn in, and you can choose the date. The dynamic lines are dotted, the natal lines are regular lines.

Thanking you,

PARTHA SARATHI BISWAS [ psbiswas02.xyz*xyz.rediff.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
BHILAI, INDIA --- Tuesday, February 25, 2003 at 13:00 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: Please - possibly trying a pair of glasses - find 'Forecast' in the list of free horoscopes.

K Magee

Kit Magee [ kitmagee.xyz*xyz.hotmail.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
welshpool, wales --- Tuesday, February 25, 2003 at 11:46 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: You can create a midpoint ephemeris for any pair of planets when you use the Swiss Ephemeris test page.

The options are a bit tricky to set:
swetest -p6 -DD -b1.12.1900 -n100 -s5 -fPTZ -roundmin
will give you midpoints for Saturn (-p6) and Chiron (-DD) for 100 steps in 5-day steps (-s5) starting 1 December 1900.

To put this into the test page form, please fill it like that:

start date -b: your choice, e.g. 1.12.1900
steps -n: 100
step size -s: 5
planet selection -p: 6
output format -f: PTZ
other options: -DD -roundmin
Then press 'submit'

For slow planets, you can choose larger step size. Be aware that we use European date format DD-MM-YYYY with the day in front, not the month.

This test page can do miraculous things, if you study the numerous options. Feel free to experiment.

Transiting Chiron conjuncting, natal Chiron
Otherwise known as the Chiron Return, when Chiron has completed a full cycle of the zodiac and returned to its natal position in our charts.This is the culmination of the journey of Healing and the evolution of consciousness up to the age of 50-51.
Its effect will lie somewhere between two extremes, depending on our level of attention and conscious work on the themes of Healing and evolution of consciousness in our lives to date.In all cases, our original Wounds and their attendant issues will surface again.Whether we respond with Love or with fear, guilt, remorse, anger and resentment will depend on our previous work.
If we have not attended to our Wounds and issues during our lives and have not worked towards Healing and higher consciousness, ultimately aspiring to Unconditional Love, we will be thrust back into the thicket of our Woundedness.In this case, our core Wounds and issues will surface again, demanding attention, Healing and resolution.In a sense, we are required to repeat a grade of school.However, the likelihood of truly beginning in-depth work on our subsequent Healing and evolution of consciousness definitely diminishes with time.This is due to our age, to the general level of crystallization of our personality and to associated emotional habits, masks, protective mechanisms and ingrained escape routes.This is not to say that it is impossible.It simply becomes more difficult over time and we become less inclined to bother with it.
In this case, the Chiron Return can be, paradoxically, a time that we hardly notice due to the success of our long-standing patterns of avoidance and evasion.Conversely, it can be a time of monumental regret.The Chiron Return can open the Pandora's Box of our core Wounds and long-standing unresolved issues.Unable to deal with or answer the tortured callings that arise from our fragmented consciousness, we go into crisis or, alternatively, even deeper into retreat.Only in the final moments of death, maybe many years later, will we have an opportunity to feel Healing and sense the Truth of the Love around us and in us.It is only then that the stranglehold of our personality mechanisms finally relaxes with the weakening of our physical vehicle.I venture to suggest that, if you are reading this book and have gotten this far in it, you will not have to fear the aforementioned scenario!
If, however, we have attended, to a greater or lesser degree, to our Wounds and issues during our lives, the best we can look forward to is a deep sense of completion and peace during this transit.Although our core Wounds and issues will arise again during this time, our previous work will help us to appreciate and finally Love these Voids that have given us our core Values and, ultimately, our Divine Design.
It will be a time when we can move into another octave of Healing and evolution of consciousness.The cycle repeats, but on another finer energetic level, i.e. another octave.We are given an opportunity to move to deeper levels of Healing and higher levels of consciousness, forever expanding to the limits of the solar system and, simultaneously, approaching the focused consciousness of the Sun.Increasingly, Love is our guide rather than fear and guilt.
In Truth, the effect of the Chiron Return lies somewhere between these two extremes.Some issues - those that we have fully worked through - we will transcend, moving into a new energetic level of Healing and a new cycle.Others we will have to recapitulate in the next Chiron Cycle, striving for more understanding, higher consciousness pertaining to the issues themselves and deeper Healing of old Wounds.Still others will be deeper Wounds only just uncovered by the previous cycle and representing our next lessons.
The Uranus/natal Uranus opposition (half-return) and the Chiron Return work hand in hand to align us with and connect us to the outer planets of Uranus, Neptune and Pluto.It can be a spiritual coming-of-age if we are ready.If we are not, then the destructive forces of Pluto will accelerate our decay, seeking to spade us in, so to speak, in preparation for our physical death and rebirth in a new cycle, i.e. a new incarnation.

Brian [ naropa.xyz*xyz.centralpets.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
Alameda, US --- Tuesday, February 25, 2003 at 06:35 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Patty Etz
Wiesbaden, Deutschland --- Monday, February 24, 2003 at 23:27 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Martin

Martin [ a.xyz*xyz.b.de --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
--- Monday, February 24, 2003 at 22:02 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Lisa
Waiheke Island, New Zealand --- Monday, February 24, 2003 at 21:56 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: Not at all a grey area for Astrodienst. Simply enter wrist watch time at data entry, the rest is automatically and very reliably taken care off. The page will show you whether DST applied or not.

Antonio Escoriza [ antonioescoriza.xyz*xyz.empresas.retecal.es --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
leon, españa --- Monday, February 24, 2003 at 20:32 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Lynn Palmer [ lynnpalmer.xyz*xyz.earthlink.net --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
Santa Cruz, USA --- Monday, February 24, 2003 at 20:21 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: We don't at this time. As usual with couples, it will not be easy to find a place which fits both.

Diana [ diana_betancur.xyz*xyz.hotmail.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
Medellin, Colombia --- Monday, February 24, 2003 at 20:12 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: I was on ski vacation in the Swiss alps last week, when these comments started, and while I was following the guestbook even from my hotel room, I did not want to spend that much time with adding my own comments.

Also now I think that one should be able to tolerate an interpreation which one does not share. The astrologers who write our text are no gods, but just humans, and they write some less qualified things occasionally. So what - this is life.

Personally, I have no problems with Saturn, he is my close friend. Even when he is bad-mouthed, it does not bother me (and him) much. There is so much wisdom in Saturn, and he can watch calmly while some get very nervous around him and his issues.

p.s. Yes, my favorite nickname is Mars....You might say that my identity is surprising as well -)

mary [ krakengirl.xyz*xyz.yahoo.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
Seattle, USA --- Monday, February 24, 2003 at 18:49 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

mary

mary [ krakengirl.xyz*xyz.yahoo.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
Seattle, WA --- Monday, February 24, 2003 at 17:34 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: Hi Mary, when I look at your daily horoscope of today (assuming you run under the surprising identity 'Mars'), it shows:

Transit selected for today: Mercury Square Moon exact at 15:25 activity period from 24 February 2003 to 25 February 2003.

Clock times are given in the timezone which is valid in Seattle, Washington.

In general, for reporting problems there is a link 'report a problem' on the bottom of each page. Using the guestbook is OK too if you don't find that link because of bad Mercury aspects ;-)

ednabrisson [ ednabrisson.xyz*xyz.aol.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
Baie d'urfe, Canada --- Sunday, February 23, 2003 at 23:58 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: Please see http://www.astro.com/samples/samples_e.htm for Diana's birth data (listed near the top).

Spin is a relative thing, Connie. We can never, no matter how good our intuitive understanding of another from their planetary placements, presume to make pronouncements about the future of others. We can only hope to understand a little more of ourselves.

Lesley
--- Sunday, February 23, 2003 at 17:29 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

thankyou.
R

dreamydog [ flyingfluck.xyz*xyz.spotmail.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
the future, the dreamtime --- Sunday, February 23, 2003 at 08:43 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: As it is unknown where each website visitor resides, it is also impossible to put information like 'local horizon' on the homepage. However, it is very easy for you to create a chart of the moment for a location of your choice, via the 'direct atlas query'.

Yogesh Sewak
san jose, US --- Sunday, February 23, 2003 at 06:24 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: I would try an astrological bookshop. However, it is more than ten years back that I ever felt the need to consult a table of houses. Most astrology software will save you that effort.

NANCY
Connecticut, U.S.A. --- Saturday, February 22, 2003 at 21:48 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

david [ aumdavidaum.xyz*xyz.yahoo.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
all cities, one world --- Saturday, February 22, 2003 at 06:41 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Vera Helena Pessoa [ vera.pessoa.xyz*xyz.br.inter.net --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
São Paulo, Brasil --- Friday, February 21, 2003 at 18:02 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

[by http://translate.google.com/translate_t]: Congratulations. I liked this site immensely: trustworthy. Great hug from Brazil.

parhar
--- Friday, February 21, 2003 at 12:38 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Astrodienst,
PLEASE KEEP THIS A NO SPINE ZONE

Connie [ konniemarks.xyz*xyz.webtv.net --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
Shallotte, (USA) NC --- Friday, February 21, 2003 at 09:10 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

hithere [ hither.xyz*xyz.hotmail.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
hi, there --- Friday, February 21, 2003 at 07:11 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

oeigje [ oeigje.xyz*xyz.frisurf.no --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
, norway --- Thursday, February 20, 2003 at 23:05 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Taylor Jo Sea [ jojotaylor2000.xyz*xyz.yahoo.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
New York, United States --- Thursday, February 20, 2003 at 02:53 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Thank you!
MM

MM [ mamacatbare.xyz*xyz.aol.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
, US --- Wednesday, February 19, 2003 at 13:45 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: Please see http://www.astro.com/samples/samples_e.htm for Diana's birth data (listed near the top).

Thanks a lot
and friendshiply
Alexou

Barras Alex [ ThomasFermier.xyz*xyz.caramail.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
ARLES sur TECH, FRANCE --- Wednesday, February 19, 2003 at 08:29 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Uwe Sonnenschein [ keluan.xyz*xyz.gmx.de --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
--- Wednesday, February 19, 2003 at 07:34 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

James Richard [ richardswritings.xyz*xyz.aol.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
Santa Barbara, USA --- Wednesday, February 19, 2003 at 07:12 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

I read this in my sample chart by Robert Pelletier. I really don't think it is appropriate to tell someone that they face a difficult old age or last part of their life. It can make one feel that it is pointless to try, especially if they have faced the challenges of a 12th house stellium.

Lesley
--- Tuesday, February 18, 2003 at 14:29 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Neela [ neelakp.xyz*xyz.yahoo.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
new delhi, India --- Tuesday, February 18, 2003 at 09:56 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Tracy [ mrspixie.xyz*xyz.hotmail.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
manteca, usa --- Tuesday, February 18, 2003 at 04:09 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Jeanine Mack [ Jeaninemack.xyz*xyz.hotmail.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
Brighton, USA --- Tuesday, February 18, 2003 at 00:15 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: this year, the Sun entered Pisces on Feb 19th, at 02:00 am Universal time. Depending on the timezone where you live, your local date/time may still be evening of the 18th, e.g. when you reside in Pacific time zone.

An "ephemeris" which shows the 20th is simply false. There is no room for opinions on this matter, the movement of the Sun in the tropical zodiac is a fact of nature.

Maggy van Krimpen
, Scotland --- Monday, February 17, 2003 at 09:31 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

By offering one aspect per page, it keeps everything reasonable for both reasons. Also the astro people believe another reason that if the user is truly curious to learn more about their day aspect/transits, they will click all the transits, and if the client/person doesn't have the time to spend clicking on each link, then what is the point in putting all the information on one page, if they're not going to read all the information? It just leads to more net congestion, and we already have too much of that. They are wise in having the aspects spread out as links, one at a time. Hope you understand. :)

tomarilyn [ tomarilyn.xyz*xyz.hotmail.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
to, marilyn --- Monday, February 17, 2003 at 05:08 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: Thanks, Marilyn, for jumping in. Bandwidth and computer power is not the issue. Actually, the AstroClick concept uses much more computer power than a 'report at once' concept would.

We simply cannot afford to give every luxury away for free. Many think that we give far too much already now. We need to make an income from our shop sales, to be able to provide this service.

Alles in allem die beste Astro-Seite, die ich kenne. Bei weitem!

hpr
--- Sunday, February 16, 2003 at 23:34 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: Der Kalender erstreckt sich über mehrere Jahre, und die Periode enthält immer eine 'Vorlaufzeit', da es notwendig ist, ein paar Jahre zurückzuschauen, um die heutigen Konstellationen im hinteren Teil des Kalender in ihrem zeitlichen Aufbau zu sehen. Es ist kein Fehler, sondern eine bewusste Designentscheidung, diese Vorlaufzeit einzubauen.

Marilyn Ryan [ mryan1046.xyz*xyz.aol.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
Pacific Grove, USA --- Sunday, February 16, 2003 at 22:08 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: Why don'tg you go to 'AstroShop' and order one of our excellent reports there. You will not have to click on them!

Kay Gee [ kaushalia.xyz*xyz.hotmail.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
, India --- Sunday, February 16, 2003 at 19:05 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: Thanks for the feedback. The question was answered by email.

Elizabeth W.
--- Sunday, February 16, 2003 at 12:31 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: I dont think that without a hint for the approximate birth time there is a chance for chart rectification. I think it is better to live without a chart than with a false one where there will always be doubt.

i'm wondering what the intrepretation means...i know how the formula comes into play, but does this mean the natal aspects of the chart of any planet come into play for that brief 2 minutes that the sun and moon share the exact difference? can someone explain?

natal angle [ natalangle.xyz*xyz.hotmail.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
natal, angle --- Sunday, February 16, 2003 at 07:22 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

i'm also curious...my north node, like i said, is 10 sadge, with neptune at 9 sadge, and sun at 8 sadge (that's a huge conjunction). any of you out there that have studied the sun/neptune conjunction, or neptune/north node conjunction please offer the knowledge you have. maybe you will say something i haven't learned in the astrology books i have by the julia derek parker, isobel hickey, etc

north node [ northnode.xyz*xyz.hotmail.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
northnode, north --- Sunday, February 16, 2003 at 06:17 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

As you see, there is extra space between case and a good time, probably a few words were omitted, as well as the period or comma after case. Just thought I would pass that on to make Astro more precise and accurate :)

private [ privatetoo.xyz*xyz.hotmail.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
private, privatetoo --- Sunday, February 16, 2003 at 05:51 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Jon P
--- Saturday, February 15, 2003 at 21:05 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: I am surprised that they have Internet access even in the zoo now.

Maria Kristina Nael
--- Saturday, February 15, 2003 at 20:27 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: Speaking from 23 year of professional computing in astrology, it is MUCH MORE (99.99%) likely that what you have believed is incorrect. Ascendants are not part of a believe system but a fact of nature.

alan walters [ alan.xyz*xyz.qmpastas.com.ar --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
buenos aires, argentina --- Saturday, February 15, 2003 at 14:48 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Antonio Morales [ creatividad.xyz*xyz.telefonica.net --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
Madrid, España --- Saturday, February 15, 2003 at 02:05 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

bobbie [ noel2.xyz*xyz.email.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
kranj, slovenia --- Friday, February 14, 2003 at 16:57 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Best Regards - Peter Goemmel

Peter Goemmel [ p.goemmel.xyz*xyz.freenet.de --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
Nuernberg, Germany --- Friday, February 14, 2003 at 14:37 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

john-john
rome, italy --- Friday, February 14, 2003 at 09:54 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: Pluto's orbit is very excentric and the planet runs much faster in those parts of the orbit when it is near its perihel than when it is near to ist aphel. Please check our online Ephemeris for the diferent speeds Pluto takes to travel through a sign.

Even simpler: See guestbook archive for 24 Oct 2002.

Leanne [ inkteves.xyz*xyz.aol.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
Kona, USA --- Friday, February 14, 2003 at 06:59 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: Feb 17th is President's day this year. I don't know what your president is up to on this holiday, maybe some extra fireworks.

thanks!!

DK [ dkloke.xyz*xyz.aol.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
nyc, usa --- Friday, February 14, 2003 at 04:23 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

BK
--- Thursday, February 13, 2003 at 11:33 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

c scholtz [ cscholtz.xyz*xyz.hkst.de --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
frankfurt, deutschland --- Thursday, February 13, 2003 at 10:01 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Gabriela
, Austria --- Thursday, February 13, 2003 at 08:49 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

karthikarani [ sankarewari_k.xyz*xyz.yahoo.co.in --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
chennai, India --- Thursday, February 13, 2003 at 08:45 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Ian Buchan
Johannesburg, South Africa --- Thursday, February 13, 2003 at 07:54 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Yandell Walton [ yandellwalton.xyz*xyz.hotmail.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
melbourne, oz --- Thursday, February 13, 2003 at 06:22 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Isabelle
Montreal, Canada --- Thursday, February 13, 2003 at 01:45 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

gretchen

gretchen [ gretchen28.xyz*xyz.hotmail.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
, USA --- Wednesday, February 12, 2003 at 22:21 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: I don't know, I speculate on the fact that a birth in an automobile sounds more like Aquarius than Pisces. Experience teaches that birth times are often earlier than actually recorded, because in the confusion of the birth people don't look at watches. they look only later, when things calm down, and then might record the time when they look.

On the other side, I don't have good experiences with the memory of mothers.

In the end: only someone who knows you well enough and talks to you in person can tell, not someone over the internet. My answer was indeed more intended as humor.

Please help.
Thanks

gretchen
, USA --- Wednesday, February 12, 2003 at 21:46 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: It's Aquarius.

Melissa [ malissa456.xyz*xyz.yahoo.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
Moberly, USA --- Wednesday, February 12, 2003 at 15:53 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Julia
Stratford, Canada --- Wednesday, February 12, 2003 at 15:37 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

there's so many questins I'd like to ask - like why is there only 12 Zodiac signs when back in Babilon they used like 18 - what happened to the Whale, Dolphin....and the snake carrier (or somethin : ))))
I have the feeling that our whole numeric sistems should be changed so they would feet the solaric system motion better! : )

Domen Justin [ frombaytola.xyz*xyz.yahoo.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
Jesenice, Slovenia / Europe --- Wednesday, February 12, 2003 at 11:16 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Star
Omaha, USA --- Tuesday, February 11, 2003 at 18:28 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: Please, read the FAQ, section 'my astro' -> How do I change the email address

Helmut Bensch [ antennaDL4KCJ.xyz*xyz.aol.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
Bonn, BRD --- Tuesday, February 11, 2003 at 16:50 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Ours
Miami Beach, USA --- Tuesday, February 11, 2003 at 01:53 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Edo Kort
--- Tuesday, February 11, 2003 at 01:42 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Edo Kort [ edokort.xyz*xyz.dolfijn.nl --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
Amsterdam, netherlands --- Tuesday, February 11, 2003 at 01:39 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Tim Lohrentz [ tim-harvard.xyz*xyz.juno.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
Harvard IL, USA --- Monday, February 10, 2003 at 21:56 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Margareta Selbach
Wien, Österreich --- Monday, February 10, 2003 at 19:59 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Franco

Franco Minatel [ sixwands.xyz*xyz.ican.net --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
Toronto, Canada --- Monday, February 10, 2003 at 14:04 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

big kisses
AXEL

Fermier
Arles sur TECH, France --- Monday, February 10, 2003 at 13:46 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

EwaMaria Myhrlin [ emyhrlin.xyz*xyz.hotmail.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
Stockholm, Sweden --- Sunday, February 9, 2003 at 21:43 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Lone Penstoft [ penstoft.xyz*xyz.post.tele.dk --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
Ebeltoft, Denmark --- Sunday, February 9, 2003 at 14:41 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

I love the site: I've learned so much about astrology just coming here (enough to show me how much there is to learn!). Still, there is one thing I'd like to see, and that is Black Moon Lilith's natal position in the chart included as an option besides the Part of Fortune, or the four major asteroids, on the advanced charts page. That'd be *really* great! Thanks for your time.

Deborah
, USA --- Sunday, February 9, 2003 at 08:10 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: Nothing easier than that: If you choose chart style 'Astrodienst', Lilith is included in the tabular listing of planets, but not drawn in the circle.

If you choose chart style 'Astrodienst with Asteroids', Lilith is included in the chart drawing.

These options were always there. In addition, I have now added her to the list of selectable objects.

PS: one of my daughters is named Lilith.

Rosanna [ rheahera.xyz*xyz.hotmail.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
--- Saturday, February 8, 2003 at 21:31 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: Please read further down at 4-feb-2003.

For return charts, you can always check the ephemeris first, and then play a little with the time to get it precise. It takes far less clicks fpr you to do that, than it would take for a programmer to program it.

Otherwise, there are great astrology programs like Kepler or Solar Fire out there which you can buy and which probably take care of any special technical needs.

ich bin seinerzeit zu einem Hobbyastrologen mutiert, und wende mich, da unerfahren an Sie. Ich benötige die Koordinate von Lindenau in Schlesien, heute im Verwaltungsbezirk Dolnoslaskie/Polen. Georgraphisch liegt Lindenau zwischen Hirschberg (Jelenia Gora) und Waldenburg (Walbrzych). Eine korrekte Ermittlung des Längen-, Breitengrades ist nicht möglich, da geographisch dieser Ort von den Landkarten verschwunden ist und zudem der korrekte polnische Name nicht zu ermitteln ist. Ich bitte um Ihre schnelle Mithilfe weil davon Leben abhängt. Ihre Antwort bitte an obige E-mail-Adresse. Vielen Dank.

D. Buchholz [ bdoribu.xyz*xyz.aol.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
Windeck --- Saturday, February 8, 2003 at 14:48 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Regina
--- Saturday, February 8, 2003 at 13:48 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: I do not agree with your judgement of Adrian Duncan's WOW program. I think it offers excellent features, considering its price. A license for the full ACS atlas would alone cost $200 per copy, so you cannot seriously expect it to be contained in a $59 item.

The page where WOW is presented on our website says:

Important Note:
This software program is authored by the British astrologer Adrian Ross Duncan. The software and its content does not originate from Astrodienst, and does not contain text by Astrodienst authors. The horoscope readings created by this software are completely different from the reports you find on the Astrodienst website.

I don't understand how you can confuse a trade item described that way with the professional service software which we use for our computer services and which is NOT for sale.

Even in a gourmet restaurant you can order a bottle of root beer, but you should not make the chef responsible for its taste.

ava
, canada --- Saturday, February 8, 2003 at 07:21 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: You can easily help yourself. Get Netscape 7, or Mozilla 1.01 as a browser. It allows you to scale all text conveniently.

Dawn Croft

Dawn
Kameoka, Japan --- Saturday, February 8, 2003 at 02:07 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: Thanks for the kind feedback. Glitch was fixed.

Hatch Graham [ jalapep.xyz*xyz.innercite.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
Somerset, CA, USA --- Saturday, February 8, 2003 at 00:51 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: We are happy to add a town, but only if you provide EXACT coordinates from a reliable source, not appoximate ones.

First, I would try spellings. Just enter 'in,yu' to see all towns we have in 'YU' starting with 'IN'. It actually solves your 'problem'.

Beste Grüße und vielen Dank für Ihren klasse Service!!!
HeiSo

heiso [ iap2004.xyz*xyz.aol.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
Köln, Germany --- Friday, February 7, 2003 at 21:11 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: Aber gerne. Wir bieten ein HERVORRAGENDES Kinderhoroskop von Liz Greene an. Es ist meines Erachtens das beste und wertvollste aller Horoskope, die wir überhaupt anbieten. Siehe Astro Shop.

Kathy Shulman [ kathy.xyz*xyz.amtelco.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
Madison, USA --- Friday, February 7, 2003 at 16:34 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: Fat checking chances, with all the data you provide.

But even without any check, you can be assured that if there is a difference between our chart calculation and one from another source, the other source is 100% sure to be wrong.

Thanks a lot!

PARTHA SARATHI BISWAS [ psbiswas02.xyz*xyz.rediff.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
BHILAI, INDIA --- Friday, February 7, 2003 at 12:21 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

it should be Instead they will respect you (not your) for taking a stand for your own beliefs. Just thought I would try to make Astro more precise/accurate :)

c [ private.xyz*xyz.private.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
private, privatetoo --- Friday, February 7, 2003 at 07:53 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: Thanks, is fixed.

For reporting such errors, we recommend using the link 'report a problem' which is found in the footer of each page.

Thank you.

marc horwitz [ mhorwitz.xyz*xyz.lasal.net --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
moab, Utah, USA --- Friday, February 7, 2003 at 01:21 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: Thanks for the comment. As we always do, we have quoted our source www.astrodatabank.com in the sample chart (left column, bottom). In matters of birth data research, I tend to trust Lois Rodden more than the FBI. She gives Armstrong's birth data the rating 'A', which is excellent. Lois Rodden says about her data source: (see here, just below the chart drawing)

PBS Documentary, "Satchmo" 7/1993, quotes records, date from baptismal certificate and time from accounts that, during his birth, a brawl was raging outside his mom's house in which a man was stabbed to death. The event was traced to this date, 10:00 PM.

For many years, Armstrong's birth date was given as July 4, 1900, with a time quoted from his mother as "before midnight," but the estimable writer Gary Giddins discovered the birth certificate that proves Armstrong was born Aug. 4, 1901.

Author and educator Krin Gabbard writes, "He seems to have been unaware that he was born in August 4, 1901 rather than July 4, 1900. We only know the facts now because jazz researcher Tad Jones found Armstrong's actual birth certificate at the Sacred Heart of Jesus Church on Lopez Street in New Orleans several years after Armstrong's death. Armstrong's mother, Mary Albert (better known as Mayann), was unmarried and no more than sixteen years old when her only son was born, so she may have had good reason not to recall the exact circumstances of his birth."

DARLO [ DARLOL.xyz*xyz.AOL.COM --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
NICEVILLE, USA --- Wednesday, February 5, 2003 at 20:00 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

katrin
wien, österreich --- Wednesday, February 5, 2003 at 19:39 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: Sie bleiben gleich, die Deutung bezieht sich auf das Geburtshoroskop.

Shirley T.
Toronto, Canada --- Wednesday, February 5, 2003 at 19:16 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Danke für die Stellungnahme
Liebe Grüße J. Bordeaux

Jens Bordeaux
Hungen, Germany --- Wednesday, February 5, 2003 at 17:55 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

emma
--- Wednesday, February 5, 2003 at 17:01 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

(geb. 03.07.1976 um 11.17h in Lich bei Giessen)

Rene
Giessen, Deutschland --- Wednesday, February 5, 2003 at 13:23 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: ganz einfach - www.astro.com ist immer richtig, wenn es Abweichungen gibt, sind die 'anderen' falsch.

Jens Bordeaux
Hungen, Germany --- Wednesday, February 5, 2003 at 09:24 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: Ich habe die gleiche Frage schon oft beantwortet (z.B. am 31. Januar für Angelika), und sie findet sich in der FAQ -> Free Horoscopes -> Why do you give different transit durations / orbs in the Daily Horoscope and the Forecast?

Fragen im Gästebuch, die in der aktuell angezeigten Periode bereits von anderen gestellt wurden und dort beantwortet sind, sowie Fragen, die in der FAQ beantwortet sind, pflege ich nicht zu beantworten. Ebenso Fragen, die eine persönliche Deutung einer spezifischen Situation erwarten. Wir sind leider nicht in der Lage, den Feedback-Bereich dieser Website als kostenlosen persönlichen Beratungsdienst zu betreiben. Unsere elektronischen Services sind grosszügig und reichhaltig - darüber hinausgehende Beratungen bieten wir nicht an.

Paula
, canada --- Wednesday, February 5, 2003 at 04:09 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: Please pay a visit to www.disney.com if you find astro.com to serious for you. I believe that there is an audience which appreciates what we do, but I have never believed that ONE SYSTEM of thought fits everbody.

Leslie Smith
, USA --- Tuesday, February 4, 2003 at 23:53 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: The simplest way to perform that is by saving a bookmark/favorite in your browser once you look at a particular chart with the settings you prefer. Whenever you use that bookmark, you will see the same person's chart again, but have the 'person pulldown' at the top to select a different person, with the same chart option settings.

Isn't that exactly what you want? It allows to to save as many different setup styles as you like. You simply name your bookmarks accordingly.

Susan
, Australia --- Tuesday, February 4, 2003 at 22:19 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: I would normally not be so rude to say 'get a life', but I actually see little purpose in theoretical astrology. Astrology is a pragmatic art, it works with what it has. Let's leave some problems for the future and solve them when they become real.

Halla
Los Angeles, USA --- Tuesday, February 4, 2003 at 00:25 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Maggie [ eggcards.xyz*xyz.yahoo.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
Seattle, USA --- Monday, February 3, 2003 at 20:50 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: The best option is to buy specialized astrology software, e.g. Solar Maps or Kepler - but please inquire first at your software dealer that those programs can really do it.

I think the pinguins should be left alone in the Antarctic. Only observers of solar eclipses can be tolerated.

Also, I have read that Liz Greene is still doing private consulting. If so, please reply with how I may contact her.

Linda VanZant [ satomi.xyz*xyz.ivillage.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
Sonoma, USA --- Monday, February 3, 2003 at 17:27 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: Thanks for the feedback. I am afraid I can't answer your specific questions - please study the astrological literature.

The contact information for getting an appointment in Zurich with Liz Greene has been emailed to you.

Peggy Morrow [ morrowpggy6.xyz*xyz.aol.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
Salt Lake City, USA --- Monday, February 3, 2003 at 17:10 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Pamela Manning [ VivanovaX.xyz*xyz.yahoo.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
Chicago, United States --- Monday, February 3, 2003 at 07:53 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: Thanks for the feedback, Pamela. You will ALWAYS keep your birth chart.

Progressions are a special technique used by SOME astrologers (besides the more commonly used transits) to find out what themes come into your life in the course of the years, indicated by the movement of the progressed planets into different signs and houses of the birth chart. But this does not change you fundamental chart. You can see it as if you get new furniture for some rooms of your house. New furniture does not change the general structure, location, value etc of your home, but gives a different atmosphere to it.

Isabelle [ iizabelle.xyz*xyz.yahoo.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
Boston, USA --- Monday, February 3, 2003 at 04:38 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: Quick answers are found in the FAQ: -> Free Horoscopes -> personal daily horoscope

Susan
, Australia --- Monday, February 3, 2003 at 04:11 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: Usually all charts are don GEOCENTRIC, which means as seen from the center of the earth, not TOPOCENTRC, which would mean as seen from a point on the surface.

If you want to do topocentric charts, you need to use the 'Swiss Ephemeris test page'. There you will find also options for entering altitude above ground. The differences are minimal.

Don't expect straightforward answers from astrology for an accident like that. If you would know which person(s) is(are) finally responsible for the accident - if any - and if you had their birth charts, you would be on a more interesting track to analyze the fatal accident with astrology. The event chart itself does not contain the deeper answers, in my as usual not so humble opinion.

James R. Richard [ richardswritings.xyz*xyz.aol.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
Santa Barbara, USA --- Sunday, February 2, 2003 at 19:37 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alex
Toronto, Canada --- Sunday, February 2, 2003 at 14:44 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: AstroClick travel is for entertainment, not for serious life's decisions.

Later this year we will publish a new in-depth relocation report by Liz Greene, which we are currently working on. You might want to check back here in November.

Ruby Davis [ forrestevans.xyz*xyz.mac.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
--- Sunday, February 2, 2003 at 14:00 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: Are you joking?

My personal forecast was probably one of the most negative charts I have ever read. I am very open to astrology however, I did not feel nor agree with any of the written material. It was dark and negative and I certaintly donot see my year to be of such fearful forecast. It was interesting nevertheless but am very surpised with the material.

margie
byron bay, australia --- Sunday, February 2, 2003 at 00:33 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

heidi rasp [ travelheidi.xyz*xyz.yahoo.de --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
Salzburg, A --- Saturday, February 1, 2003 at 23:57 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

steven [ dearbornhair.xyz*xyz.yahoo.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
dearborn, us --- Saturday, February 1, 2003 at 20:10 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: You only have to enter a chart which has that transit these days...

It reminds me of something I read ages ago in one of Stephen Arroyo's books, where he said something like: a lot of people resist believing in astrology because they don't like to think that they're not in control of their own lives, until one day the great cosmic hands reach down from the sky and toss them up into the air, and they discover they're NOT in control! Well, I already knew I wasn't in control, and I didn't need to have my nose rubbed in it. So I'm fed up, but that's my problem.

Pam Young [ 2pyoung.xyz*xyz.rogers.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
Guelph, Canada --- Saturday, February 1, 2003 at 16:09 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Christopher [ ctpz.xyz*xyz.mail.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
Durango, USA --- Saturday, February 1, 2003 at 08:01 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: Of course we take all modifications of timezone and daylight saving time automatically into account. All you ever need to enter is 'wrist watch time'.

In the years 1968 - 1971, Britain abolished daylight saving time and went permanently on Central European time (GMT+1he). On 31 Oct 1971, the traditional time regime was resumed.

The data entry page SHOWS the timezone and timetype which is used for a given date and location, once you entered time, date and place. This is why there is a second press of the 'continue' button, so that you can see the data before they are stored.

melissa [ malissa456.xyz*xyz.yahoo.com --- .xyz*xyz. -> * ]
moberly, usa --- Saturday, February 1, 2003 at 06:35 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: The simple answer: Astrology is pragmatic, it uses what is available. Birth time is an observable and well documented quantity - the government records it in its birth registry offices. By nature, conception happens in secrecy - making love in the dark under the bed covers, and actual fertilization of the egg sometime up to 48 hours later inside the woman's body.

heloise holcolm
--- Saturday, February 1, 2003 at 05:58 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Alois adds: Please see the FAQ frequently asked questions area. There, read the section: 'Why is my Daily Horoscope a day late / early?' and also the one just above.

Alternatively, scroll to the bottom of the daily horoscope page and follow the link there.

Kerri
Melbourne, Australia --- Saturday, February 1, 2003 at 05:17 Universal Time (UT/GMT)

Janet Richardson
, Australia --- Saturday, February 1, 2003 at 01:12 Universal Time (UT/GMT)