Camille Claudel
Photography by Etienne Carjat
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How to read astrology transits
1.Understand the basics of astrology
Before you can start reading transits, it's important to have a basic understanding of astrology. This includes understanding the meanings of the planets, signs, houses, and aspects. You should also have a general understanding of how astrology works and how it can be used to interpret events and experiences.
2.Determine the current planetary transits
The first step in reading transits is to determine which planets are currently in transit (i.e., moving through the zodiac) and which houses they are moving through in your natal chart. You can find this information using an online ephemeris or by consulting with an astrologer.
3.Identify the aspects
Once you know which planets are in transit, you need to look at the aspects they are making to your natal planets and points. Aspects are the geometric relationships between planets and they can be either harmonious (e.g., trine, sextile) or challenging (e.g., square, opposition).
4.Interpret the transits
Based on these aspects, you can begin to interpret the transits. Harmonious aspects tend to indicate easy or positive energy, while challenging aspects suggest that you may encounter obstacles or difficulties. Look at the houses and signs involved to get a more detailed understanding of how the transit might manifest in your life.
5.Consider the timing
Timing is an important factor when reading transits. Planets move at different speeds and can be in transit for varying amounts of time. Some transits may be brief and have a minor impact, while others can last for months and have a more significant effect.
6.Look for patterns
As you continue to read transits over time, you may start to notice patterns and themes that emerge. For example, you may find that certain planets tend to bring up similar issues or that certain houses are more active during certain times of the year. Paying attention to these patterns can help you gain a deeper understanding of your chart and how the transits are affecting you.
“Happiness is when what you think, what you say, and what you do are in harmony.”
— Mahatma Gandhi
Maxwell Toras
Atoms are really stabilised vibrational circuits of entangled electromagnetic waves via an inferance pattern.
Some structures are momentary, others become self sustainable.
These stable patterns then are recurring fractions in scale and overall structure.
The higher onwards on the scale the simpler the systems the patterns and also description. As greater syncopation of the feilds become.
The scale effects, on a spectrum, the amount of time variation (time dilation) there is.
On lower scales time allows sideways movement so were is 'now extended' more accurately 'when' (in a multi positioned state of time dilation)
However in the same 'observational now' 'multiable nows' are seen by the observer, so 'when is it now' is the actual equation.
The phase shift 'now' is extended over an allowed infrance time dilation so multiple states are possible in that feilds 'extended now' than our current observed 'now'. It has more 'whens' so were and velocity is tricker to measure because we looking down a lensing funnel at the structures extended time frame.
So to us the electromagnetic field can interact with itself with out violating classical relative physical space.
So time(frequency) would act as a funnel/pyramid on an inverse scale to gravity.
The pattern and extended time dilation may also give an anserew to dark energy/matter ratios.
This is classical stabilised
This is the quantum uncollapsed
If all impossible states are allowed in the unmeasured state then the stabilised circuit created out of the inferance pattern would have more likely hood of being stabilised by the surrounding similar structures.
The structure is measuring itself with increasing frequency onwards on the scale. With more probability towards outcomes already syncopated, there is a tendancy towards certain states because these states have previously tended to happen. The Feynman diagrams have 220 possible outcomes however only 4 or 5 are usually used.
0d<1d<2d<3d<4d<5d<6d
The additional syncopation between feilds interaction would then travel onwards to mass and gravity.
Every state in a lower dimension from the observer would be in a different time frequency so they would ultimately be infinitely close in time even if relatively far.
It really is light folded and layered in time.
*it's not a wave function in time it's a wave function of many states of time.
It's a pyramid of a fixed observer point with many positions of now happening when you measure that funnel.
The main funnel is one observed oscillation light sec in that scale.
So time is dilated approx 4.8~Lsec within that funnel.
1 sec here is about 4.8 seconds there which is still the same now as here but not backwards.
Backwards is different as in
Now is a static pyramid of now
Backwards is directional.
Taking time a a dimensional geometric form.
