Whitney | Fate Management + Research
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Resources for deepening knowledge of self and practice. Scholar/researcher of Fate, cultural astronomy (Hellenistic + contemporary)
Dissertation in progress: Fate Management Practices Among Modern Astrologers
Fiction: @whitneyhillwrites.com | she/her
Dissertation in progress: Fate Management Practices Among Modern Astrologers
Fiction: @whitneyhillwrites.com | she/her
In this case, I'd consider a planet effectively "12th-y" if it was placed 8° earlier than the degree of the Asc
If it's "rising" that's the question, then I'd do it by when I can visually see it above the horizon; that will be impacted by a number of factors
Similar to this vid being a night chart
If it's "rising" that's the question, then I'd do it by when I can visually see it above the horizon; that will be impacted by a number of factors
Similar to this vid being a night chart
July 29, 2025 at 8:22 PM
In this case, I'd consider a planet effectively "12th-y" if it was placed 8° earlier than the degree of the Asc
If it's "rising" that's the question, then I'd do it by when I can visually see it above the horizon; that will be impacted by a number of factors
Similar to this vid being a night chart
If it's "rising" that's the question, then I'd do it by when I can visually see it above the horizon; that will be impacted by a number of factors
Similar to this vid being a night chart