A monthly cycle chart erected for the moment the Moon returns to its natal position each month.
The Earth's shadow covering the Moon at full moon; triggers emotional and inner world changes.
A classical predictiand technique that calculates the 'arrival time' of a significator to a promissor based on the daily rotation of the celestial sphere.
In primary directions, the angular distance between two points; converted to time at a rate of one degree per year.
The nearest eclipse occurring just before a person's birth; a powerful factor affecting the natal chart.
A cycle chart erected for the moment any planet returns to its natal position.
The lunar nodes returning to their natal positions approximately every 18.6 years; the destiny cycle.
The recurrence of eclipses with similar characteristics in approximately 18-year cycles.
The 13th lunar phase; a correction resulting from the deviation of the synodic Moon cycle from the solar calendar.
The aspects formed by planets' real-time movements with natal chart points; the most widely used current prediction method.
A short-term transit that triggers events indicated by long-term prediction techniques (directions, progressions).
Any planet returning to its natal position; each planet's unique cycle.
A mundane astrology prediction chart erected for the moment a planet enters a new sign.
An annual chart erected for the moment the Sun returns exactly to its natal position; shows the general theme of the coming year.
The Moon covering the Sun; a critical event carrying long-term effects in mundane and natal astrology.
Different variations of solar arc direction: solar arc, mean arc and corrected arc methods.
The technique of advancing all natal points by the progressed Sun's amount of progression.
A direction technique that advances all natal planets by the same amount based on the Sun's progression and is used for timing events.
A prediction technique where all natal points are advanced by the Sun's progressed movement.
A symbolic progression technique equating each day after birth to a year; 'one day = one year'.
The progression of the Ascendant and MC in secondary progressions; shows changes in life orientation.
The conjunction of the progressed Sun and Moon in secondary progressions; the beginning of a 30-year cycle.
Direction calculations in primary directions where Jupiter is used as the promissor or significator.
Jupiter's return to its natal position approximately every 12 years; a cycle of growth and expansion.
A chart formed by Mars returning to its natal position; shows themes of energy and conflict.
A chart formed by Mercury returning to its natal position; shows themes of communication and the mind.
A progression technique calculated on the principle of one month equals one year; details monthly themes.
A widely used conversion key in primary directions calculating 1° of arc as equal to 1 year 5 days.
The use of the Naibod arc as a time conversion key in primary directions and its comparison with alternative keys.
A semi-arc based primary direction calculation method developed by Placidus de Titis.
The mathematical foundation and application details of the Placidus semi-arc direction method.
The last new moon or full moon before birth; an additional indicator of the natal chart.
The progressed position of the Moon in secondary progressions; changes sign approximately every 2.5 years.
The chart point carried toward the significator in primary directions, 'promising' the event.
Birincil direction'da the Sun's ortalama daily hareketini (0°59') kullanarak 1° ≈ 1 year hesaplayan anahtar.
A primary direction calculation method based on house cusps developed by Johannes Regiomontanus.
The mathematical structure of the Regiomontanus direction system and its differences from the Placidus method.
Saturn's return to its natal position approximately every 29.5 years; life's most important maturation threshold.
The chart point held fixed in primary directions to which the event is 'signified.'
The calculation of primary or secondary progressions in reverse direction (backward from birth).
A fine progression technique that equates each day after birth to one lunar month.
An eclipse formed when the Sun or Moon conjuncts or opposes near the lunar nodes; a powerful point of influence in both mundane and natal astrology.
A chart cast for when Venus returns to its natal position; highlights themes of relationships and values.
The time required for a sign to rise through the horizon; fundamental to primary direction calculations.