For example, Jupiter is the ruler of Sagittarius, it is in exaltation at 5 degrees of Cancer, it is in its fall at 5 degrees of Capricorn, and it is in its detriment in the sign of Gemini. Alternatively, planets are deemed to have less strength if they are in their “Fall” or “Detriment” in a particular sign. Some planets are deemed to be “stronger” if they are the “Ruler” of a sign or if they are in “Exaltation” in a sign.
Signs - One element to consider is the arrangement of planets among the 12 zodiac signs. A Parallel can have an effect that is similar to a conjunction, whereas a Contra-Parallel can have an effect that is similar to an opposition. A Contra-Parallel declination takes place when two planets’ declinations are the same in degree terms but one is positive and the other is negative (e.g., one planet has a declination of positive three while the other has a declination of negative three). A Parallel of declination takes place when two planets have the same declination (e.g., positive 3 degrees). It is especially popular to look at minimum, maximum, and zero declination points. Heliocentric Perspective – “Geocentric” planetary aspects are aspects as viewed from the Earth, and “Heliocentric” aspects are those viewed from the perspective of the Sun.ĭeclinations - Another popular methodology involves leveraging the declinations of planets and the moon. Other aspects are thought to have less of an impact, such as the semi-sextile (30 degrees), semi-square (45 degrees), sesquiquadrate (135 degrees), and quincunx (150 degrees). The most popular planetary aspects are the conjunction (0 degrees), sextile (60 degrees), Square (90 degrees), trine (120 degrees), and opposition (i.e., 180 degrees). Planetary Aspects - One of the most popular methods is to use planetary aspects, which take into account the difference in the longitudes between planets.
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