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ZODIAC

The word zodiac derives of the Greek terms zoe (Life), and diacos (Wheel); which means, circle or cycle of the life.

In each side of the Ecliptic or route realized during her period of translation for the Earth (@), in 365,25 days (1 year), and extending around of 8° to 9° to the north and to the south, exists a band or belt of 12 Constellations with their own material, life and energy called Zodiac; under the which, is the Solar System.

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Again it becomes necessary to remember that in the previous image No.1, Leo is the operating zodiacal sign because at 6:00 AM o'clock; the Sun, refracts on the Earth the effects of this constellation.

However, astronomically the Earth through her period of translation, passes 7 days inside the Constellation of Scorpio; and 18 days, within the Constellation of Ophiuchus (also see please: http://astrolife.netfirms.com/scorpio&ophiuchus.htm). But, astrologically both Constellations traditionally are considered as  a single one, or the Constellation of Scorpio. Being Scorpio the vigorous or dynamic part, for the effects of the scarlet start or almost Supernova a Antares; and Ophiuchus the beneficial part, for the effects of his white, yellow and blue Stars (a, b and g Ophiuchus respectively), whose influences are of regeneration, reconstruction, healing, etc.

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The Solar System formed for his own material, life and force is constituted by the main star the Sun, who gives excitement to the whole system including the:

1.- Nine Planets or centers of light, heat, mass, movement, life, etc.; including to Pluto, whose inclination regarding his Ecliptic, is of 17° celestial latitude.

2.- The Moons of the Planets in total 136:

(Nov. 05/2003)

3.- Millions of other objects such as Asteroids and Comets that orbit the Sun.

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To comprehend the theme, it is necessary to observe the incommensurable act of the Sun of refracting on the Earth, the stellar light of the Zodiacal Constellations from the east to the west, with all the Planets, Satellites (such as the Moon), Asteroids, Comets, etc., during the rotation process of 23h 56' (1 day).

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Also, it is necessary to consider that between the tropics of Cancer and Capricorn, the latitudes are equals; therefore, there are no seasons since the solar light is distributed practically equal during all year and due to the terrestrial rotation; inside the area of 30° N (North) and 30° S (South), the Sun goes figuratively every two hours from the east to the west, crossing all the zodiacal signs.

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Consequently, all event produced in those tropics should present equal astrological Houses; and therefore, are created the normal quadratures among the Asc., Mc., Dec. and the Ic., respectively. The long exposition of the solar rays produce some problems of personal character, social, conjugal and family in the majority (not in all) of the persons living in those tropics. Anyway, it happens every summer too, to some persons living outside of the tropics.

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But, in superior latitudes to 30° N and 30° S, the Earth is more narrow; so the solar light is not distributed with equality throughout the year; mostly in the summer (more solar light), and in the winter (more darkness) time. Consequently, all event produced over the 30° N and 30° S, should present unequal astrological Houses and none quadratures among the Asc., Mc., Dec. and the Ic.; and also, not as many effects of the collateral problems of personal character, social, conjugal and family.

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But, during the Vernal Equinox (March 21, in Pisces) and the Autumnal Equinox (September 23, in Virgo), the Earth in her translation process assumes temporally celestial longitudes of 0 hour (0º of celestial longitude) and 12 hours (180º of celestial longitude) respectively.

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Therefore, in the Equinoxes the distribution of the solar light is equal in the whole planet (except at the poles), inside and outside of the tropics of Cancer-Capricorn; and the time of exposition of the daylight, is equal to the nighttime (12 hours for the day and 12 for the night).

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Besides, in the Equinoxes, the Ecliptic coincides exactly with the celestial equator; in view of that, all event produced in the whole Earth (except at the poles), during the Equinoxes and ± 7 days before and 7 after, should present the normal astrological quadratures before described. For this motive, is necessary to use the astrological system of Equal Houses in the Equinoxes events to appropriately measure, analyze and comment the consequence of the equality in the distribution of the energy forces of the Sun on all the Earth; and consecutively to get the right results of the quadratures among the Asc., Mc., Dec. and the Ic.

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