The superior accidental dignity gained by a planet being positioned in the 1st or 10th house, the most powerful angular houses.
The mixed accidental-essential power gained by a planet being in its own domicile, exaltation, or both.
The accidental dignity gained by the increase in a planet's visible brightness.
The accidental debility formed by the decrease in a planet's visible brightness.
The accidental dignity gained by inferior planets (Mercury, Venus) setting after the Sun.
The powerful accidental dignity gained by a planet being enclosed between two benefic planets (Jupiter and Venus).
The accidental dignity gained by a planet receiving a positiand aspect from Jupiter or Venus.
The accidental debility whthe most a planet does not form an aspect to any other planet before leaving its current sign.
The superior accidental dignity gained by a planet being 'in the heart of the Sun' whthe most closer than 0°17' to the Sun.
The accidental dignity gained by superior planets (Mars, Jupiter, Saturn) rising before the Sun.
The accidental debility resulting from a planet being in the 3rd, 6th, 9th or 12th houses.
The accidental dignity gained by a planet moving direct (forward).
The effect of planets' eastern or western position relatiand to the Sun and their phase condition on accidental dignity.
A serious accidental debility formed by a planet's retrograde motion.
The condition where a planet is 17° or closer but farther than 8°30' from the Sun. A milder accidental debility condition than combustion.
The accidental dignity gained by a planet achihouse'sg full harmony in terms of sect, sign gender and horizon position.
Fast or slow movement relatiand to planets' average speeds creating accidental dignity or debility.
The condition where a planet moves aboand its average daily speed. Fast movement indicates events will develop quickly and the planet is energetic.
The accidental dignity gained by a planet moving aboand its average speed.
An accidental debility formed when a planet reaches the final degrees such as 29° — the completion stage.
A minor accidental dignity gained when a planet is located in its own bounds/terms.
The most powerful accidental position arising from a planet being located in the 1st, 4th, 7th or 10th house.
The accidental dignity gained from a planet being located in angular houses (1, 4, 7, 10).
A serious accidental debility formed by a planet being squeezed between two malefic planets (Mars and Saturn).
A moderate accidental dignity arising from a planet being located in the 2nd, 5th, 8th or 11th house.
A planet transferring its rulership power to another planet through aspect.
The condition of a planet transferring its own nature to another planet through aspect.
A planet simultaneously transferring both its own nature and rulership power to another planet.
A comprehensive analysis of the accidental debility condition of retrograde planets and its exceptions.
An accidental dignity gained as the number of aspects a planet receives increases.
An accidental dignity gained when a planet is located in its traditional 'joy' house.
Factors determining a planet's positional strength in the chart: house position, speed, direction, relationship with the Sun and other conditions.
The performance weakness a planet experiences according to its position in the chart.
The condition of a planet being positioned in the lower half of the chart (1st-6th houses).
The role of a planet being above or below the horizon line in accidental dignity evaluation.
The accidental dignity gained by a planet being positioned in the upper half of the chart (7th-12th houses).
An accidental debility where a planet makes no major aspects to any other planet — complete isolation.
A planet having moved far enough from the Sun to emerge from combustion, regaining its power.
A detailed analysis of the combustion condition of planets positioned very close to the Sun, including the distinction with cazimi.
The condition of a planet moving below its average daily speed. Slow motion is an accidental debility indicating delays and prolonged durations.
An accidental debility formed when a planet moves slower than its average speed.