Chapter one which deals with the origin of the horoscope and what it represents

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subjects

appendices

1

Back to basics

1.1

The Zodiac, borderstars

1.2

Euktemon, Vernal Point,

Vernal Point

1.3

Getting the Picture, each planet

its own Zodiak, conclusions,

axioma's and unity of thought

1.4 

circles within circles, Inner Sky,

objectivation.

2

What we found so far

2.1 *

re-orientation

3

Analogical thinking

3.1 *

Analogical thinking, Pythagoras,

Pythagoras

analogical and causal relations,

misunderstanding, free will and

law, levels of reality,

3.2

functional relationships, Gnomon

and Pythagoras, time, measuring

the inmeasurable, identity,

transferals and relative qualifires

3.3  

research, cookbook astrology,

hits and misses, proofs, artefacts,

other ways of thinking,

starting point and conclusions.

significance

4

What we found so far - 2

4.1  

acting from outside or from within

5

Analogies in the measuring systems

5.1

three spheres plus one,

measuring systems

analogous construction,

5.2

constructional elements,

horizonsystem

the interconnectedness

measuring systems

of the measuring systems,

5.3

functional relationship

between axes and planes.

5.4

What we found so far - 3

elements of measuring systems

6

Centre, Radius and Circumference

6.1

ejection, functional identity,

technique and interpretation

collecting and manifesting

6.2 *

radius as intermediary,

The Moon as intermediaity, two

quotes on human development

7

Projection

7.1

en-un-ciation and throwing out

pairs of opposites 

as forms of revelation,

reversal

7.2 

polarity,why projection,

dimensions

developing by entering the field,

7.3

analogous correlations within

functional relationships.

7.4

What we found so far - 4

elements of measuring systems

8

The horoscope chart

8.1 

construction, subjected,

8.2

exclusive revelation,

division of the

moonplanes

Houses *

9

The horoscope: what it represents

9.1

to reveal, active and passive,

centre

9.2*

ascendant and objectivity

Ascendant Spinoza

10

Realisation of the ascendantpoint

10.1

indwelling God, Venus, Mars,

10.2 * 

game and search, Earth and us.

realization

11

Summary and conclusions

11.1

conclusions from part 1,

11.2 

results of investigation.

former conclusions

12

Intermezzo

looking back and ahead

U-turn

End of Chapter one