Retrograde Movement of the Planets

Most of the time, the planets in our solar system move eastwards across the sky. However, they sometimes move westwards. This is known as retrograde or “backwards” motion. Take for example, Mars. This is illustrated in the diagram below.

As the orbit of Mars around the Sun is much larger than the orbit of the Earth, the relative movement of Mars appears to be largely tangential. The relative movement of the Earth can vary from being tangential to being normal to the orbit of Mars. The tangential vs. normal movement results in retrograde motion.

a. At point a, movement of the Earth is largely normal to Mars. Hence, it moves “towards” Mars. In turn, Mars seems to be moving “forward” (eastwards) across the sky.
b. At point b, movement of Earth becomes more tangential, with respect to Mars. It hence “catches up” with Mars. The “forward” motion of Mars is retarded at this stage.
c. At point c, Earth moves in a tangential path parallel to Mars. Since the Earth has a higher orbital speed, it “out-races” Mars. Hence, from the Earth, Mars appears to move “backwards” (westwards) across the sky at this stage.
d. At point d, Earth starts to resume normal movement, and moves “away” from Mars. Retrograde movement hence begins to diminish.
e. At point e, Earth resumes normal movement, while Mars continues its tangential motion. This creates the illusion from a geocentric view that Mars resumes its “forward movement” across the sky. This entire process, for Mars, takes about 4 months. In the same way, other planets in the solar system exhibit retrograde behaviour, when seen from Earth. The entire period for retrograde motion to occur also differs from planet to planet. The seemingly arbitrary movements of the planets in the sky led the ancients to believe that they were directly influenced by the gods. Hence the role of the planets as determiners of fate was not an incredible notion in ancient times.

The Role Of Planets in Astrology

The planets in our solar system play an important role in astrology. Analysis of them involves tracking their ovement across the sky. This is not a simple task, as their motions are varied – some take days or even weeks to record any changes in position. Furthermore, only five of the planets are visible to the naked eye: Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Uranus, Neptune and Pluto were discovered after the invention of the telescope, in 1781, 1846, and 1930, respectively. Together with Earth, they make up the nine planets of our solar system. It is interesting to note that when astrologers use the term “planets”, they include the Sun and Moon as well. Specifically, the Sun and Moon are referred to as “luminaries”. Listed below is a table of the planets, their astrological symbols and the corresponding
meanings, as claimed by astrologers.

Table of Astrological Characteristics of the Planets

Sun
(From “Making Sense Of Astrology’”)
Life force, self-esteem, power and ambition, authority
(the father); heart, circulation, eyes.
Moon
Sensitivity, inspiration, confusion, exaggeration;
chaos, psychology.

Mercury

Intellect, ability to adapt; nervous system, brain,
speech organs.
Venus

Emotions, eroticism, artistic ability, relationships,
world of art; organs of smell and touch.
Mars

Energy, desire, choleric temperament, courage, force,
military and technical world; muscular system, blood,
genitals.

Jupiter

Philosophical and religious thought, nomadic nature,
financial and judicial world; liver, lungs.
Saturn Concentration, melancholic temperament, earth, soil,
lonely places; bones, skin.
Uranus

Intuition, independence, engineering, revolution,
occultism.
Neptune
Fertility, metabolism, subconscious,consciousness, emotions (the mother); stomach, belly, uterus.

Pluto Turning points, crisis, death.
Unfortunately, the astrological meanings of the planets are derived from analogy, not from scientific study. It is clear that the names of the planets coincide with the names of Greco-Roman gods from antiquity, and each of these gods possessed their own attributes and ruled certain domains of life. The striking thing is that the attributes of the planets
agree with the characteristics and attributes of the Greco-Roman gods. For example, Mercury was commonly known as the god of commerce, and hence the planet Mercury rules commerce in astrology. It is the same with Venus, the goddess of love. The other analogies are derived similarly. Another interesting point to note is that classical astrology worked with only five planets (besides the Sun and the Moon). Only after the invention of the telescope did astrologers
assimilate the other three planets into their works.

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According to Javanese traditions, most Indonesians will consult a Primbon expert before undertaking important decisions in their life. Primbon Jawa, or Javanese Horoscope, originates from ancient philosophy based on dates calculations from 35 star orbits: thus days, months and years are equated to distinct values. The present-day Primbon compilation is based on the work of ten books written over the years by Indonesian astrologists.

In Bahasa Indonesia the weekday names are Minggu/Sunday, Senin/Monday, Selasa/Tuesday, Rabu/Wednesday, Kamis/Thursday, Jumat/Friday and Sabtu/Saturday. The five Javanese Pasaran days are Kliwon, Legi, Paing, Pon and Wage. From this we can find good and bad days before any undertaking on a day-to-day basis.

The magic number is calculated from the HARI which comes from the conventional seven-day week and from the PASARAN, taken from the five-day Javanese week. The combination of these two number-related days is called the NEPTU. A Neptu example is Minggu Legi: Sunday Legi. When the Neptu refers to one’s birthday, we call it the WETON.

Primbon can guide you in making career-related decisions, in finding the right life companion and also, for instance, help you determining when you should start building a house. The calculations take leap years into account. Leap years are years that can be divided by 4 and 400 except for years dividable by 100 year.

From Primbon we can find the meaning of our name, our good days, our bad days and about our health in the future. Another instance of using Javanese Primbon is in the calculation of a favorable date to get married. In it not uncommon in Indonesia to know one’s Weton but to only have an idea of one’s birthdate. From the Weton and the month and year of birth we can find the exact birth date.

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A Brief Guide of Numerology

Numerology is the belief that particular numbers have mystical significance, a concept of key importance in the Jewish tradition of the Hebrew Bible (or, as Christians often call it, the Old Testament). Early Christians continued the tradition in the New Testament and in medieval literature.
The following is only a partial list of the meanings associated with important numbers. It is not exhaustive, and it does not give complete account for multiples such as 49 (7×7) or 144 (12×12), which were thought to have elaborate meanings.
1 God, Spiritual Unity, Creation, the First Age of the World
2 Adam and Eve, the creatures of the Ark, the two-fold nature of Christ (Christ as God and Man), the
Flood, the Second Age of the World
3 The Trinity, the Heavens, Jonah (in the whale), Christ (in the tomb), three elements in man (body,
reason, spirit), three elements of faith (knowledge, assent, confidence), three elements of repentance
(contrition, confession, and satisfaction/absolution), the three Theological or Christian virtues
(faith, hope, and charity), Abraham, the three Magi, three periods in time before the Law (Adam to
Noah, to Abraham, to Moses), the Third Age of the World
4 The four corners of the earth with its four winds, the physical elements of alchemy (earth, air,
water, fire), the four bodily humors (blood, phlegm, black bile, yellow bile), the Evangelists, the
Horsemen of the Apocalypse, the Four Cardinal or Pagan virtues (prudence, temperance, fortitude,
justice), the Four Gospels, the four seasons, the four rivers of Paradise, the Four Blessings
(Clarity, Impassivity, Knowledge, Delectation), the “Last Things” (death, judgment, Heaven, Hell),
King David, the Fourth Age of the World.
5 The Flesh, the Physical Senses, sacrifice, the Five Wounds of Christ, the Wise Virgins (Matt.
25:1-13), the Old Law (Pentateuch), the five points of a star, the Babylonian Captivity, the number
of zones in the world, the Fifth Age of the World
6 The Incarnation, earthly imperfection, the sixth age of the world, the six days of labor before God
rested
7 Completeness, perfection, the Universe (4, the earth, and 3, the heavens), the day of rest after
creation, the days of the week, the seven churches, the seven sorrows of Mary, the planets, the
Sacraments, the Deadly Sins, the Seven Virtues (3 Theological Virtues + 4 Pagan virtues), the final
days and end of the world, the seven trumpets and seven seals of the Apocalypse, the 7th age, seven
petitions of the Lord’s Prayer, seven journeys of Christ, seven parts of the mass, seven ages of man,
seven last words of Christ, seven tones of a scale, the seven types of good works (and much more;
seven is the most frequently-occurring of all the symbolic numbers).
8 The Resurrection, regeneration (seven days of creation plus following time of grace), eight souls in
Noah’s ark, the Last Judgment, Baptism, the Beatitudes, the Circumcision of Jesus
9 The choirs of angel, the fruits of the Holy Spirit (love, joy, peace, patient endurance, gentleness,
goodness, faith, meekness, temperance), mystery, 3×3: the triple trinity
10 Perfection and completion, the Ten Commandments, Order, and the lost tribes of Israel. (3×3+1)
11 The disciples between the death of Judas and the choice of Mathias, transition, conflict, martyrdom,
excess (10+1), incontinence, sin
12 The twelve tribes of Israel, the twelve Prophets, the twelve Apostles, the gates of the New
Jerusalem, heaven and earth (3X4), spirit penetrating matter (3×4), twelve parts of man, twelve
articles of the Apostle’s Creed, the zodiac, cosmic order, the months, the year
13 Thirteen attendants at the last supper, thirteen days for three kings’ journey to the Christ child
24 Twenty-four elders seated around God’s throne, Twenty-four hours of natural day, (many other
complex interpretations based on 2×12, 3×8, 4×6, 10+8+6, 10×2+4, etc.)
30 Christ’s age when he began to preach.
40 Forty days of Lent, Forty days of Moses on Mount Sinai, Forty days of Christ in the wilderness,
Forty years to a generation, the years the Israelites wandered in the wilderness, the number of days
and nights the flood covered the earth, the Old Testament law perfected with Christian Virtues
(4×10)
49 (7×7)
72 The number of followers Jesus sent out into the world to preach during his ministry.

100 Completeness (10×10)
168 Hours of the week
248 Number of bones in the body.
666 Man’s number, imperfection tripled. The number of the Beast in Revelations
1,000 Perfection, 1000 acts of the Devil
7,000 Universal perfection (perfection, 1000 x universality)
144,000 Number of the virgins in heaven. All of God’s created people receiving spiritual blessing
(12x12x1000) = (Trinity x parts of the earth x apostles or tribes x perfection).

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Number Symbolism

Here are the numerology symbol. it was not taken from primbon mythical book, but it was taken from an ebook from the net.

The number 1 is connected with new starts, independence, new opportunity, inspiration, originality, standing alone,
concentration, leadership, determination, self-employment, courage and isolation. Balanced 1 energy: initiative, energetic, persistent, creative, confident, ambitious, self-reliant, dynamic, bold, forward looking, assertive. Over-balanced 1 energy: selfish, impatient, elitist, intolerant, addicted, aggressive, self-important, unyielding, headstrong, defiant, dictatorial, self-at-all-cost attitude, arrogant, domineering, possessive, greedy. Under-balanced 1 energy: passive, weak will, cowardly, dependent, insecure, subservient, helpless, lack of self-respect, changeable, weary.
2: The number 2 is linked to sensitivity, teamwork, partnerships, marriage, love, divorce, friendships, details, public
recognition, tolerance, modesty, receptivity, behind the scenes work, cooperation, rhythm, harmony, and slow growth. Balanced 2 energy: tactful, sensitive, harmonizing, flexible, diplomatic, helpful, patient, sincere, modest, cautious, courteous, receptive. Over-balanced 2 energy: scheming, deceitful, manipulative, faultfinding, resentfully resisting, devious, condescending, disapproving, interfering. Under-balanced 2 energy: unresponsive, cowardly, self-depreciating, dependent, inactive, self-depreciating, indecisive, vacillating, overly sensitive, uncaring.
3: The number 3 is related to laughter, amusement, pleasure, making new friends, self-improvement, attracting love, sexual expression, artistic creativity, writing, good times, quick recoveries, dramatic emotional ups and downs, easy money and instability. Balanced 3 energy: honest emotional expression, optimistic, literary talent, vivacious, cultivated, amusing, imaginative, well liked, magnetic. Over-balanced 3 energy: lacks concentration, scatters energy, overconfident, emotionally volatile, irresponsible, gossipy, exaggerating, superficial. Under-balanced 3 energy: insincere emotional expression, temperamental, petty, depressed, jealous, unsociable, self-doubting, bored, inarticulate, unthinking, indecisive, unenthusiastic, apprehensive.
4: The number 4 is associated with material interests, structure, managing finances, creating foundations that last, work, business success, stable finances, routine, organization, putting ideas into form, efficiency, physical activity, health matters, limitation and lack of fun and excitement. Balanced 4 energy: productive, reliable, thrifty, cautious, disciplined, integrity, methodical, analysis, serious, balanced, loyal, sensible, persevering. Over-balanced 4 energy: rigid, narrow-minded, inflexible, rough, dreary, numb emotions, uncompromising, provincial, too frank, lost in detail. Under-balanced 4 energy: apathetic, disorganized, lack of integrity, impractical, plodding, careless, inefficient, istracted, idle, neglectful.
5: The number 5 is related to advertising, promotion, sales, sensuality, sex, freedom, travel, communication, changes,
fluctuation, flexibility, excitement, adventure, transmutation. Balanced 5 energy: multifaceted, broadminded, healthy limits, appropriately dissolving career or personal relationships at the right time, forward-thinking, charming, curious, adaptable, independent, clever, resourceful, liberated. Over-balanced 5 energy: over-indulgent, mercurial, over-sexed, reckless, ending relationships too soon, impatient, thrill-seeking, erratic, extreme independence, insatiable, restless. Under-balanced 5 energy: fear of change, stagnant, dependent, hanging on to associations that have expired, conforming, fear of freedom, dull, ineffective, expressionless.
6: The number 6 is linked to domestic issues, home and family, relationships, marriage, divorce, romance, responsibility,friendships, karma, emotions, slow moving energy, harmony, teaching, healthy balanced living. alanced 6 energy: domestic, advising, friendly, tolerant, supportive, appreciative, peace-making, protective, humanitarian, responsible, devoted, loving, stable, sensible. Over-balanced 6 energy: distorted idealism, critical, interfering, opinionated, possessive, stubborn, sacrificing, unreasonable obstinate, unforgiving, disheartened. Under-balanced 6 energy: uncaring, uncooperative, biased, unconcerned, indulgent, lethargic, unwelcoming, on-committal, disconsolate.
7: The number 7 is connected to mysticism, intuition, inner growth, examination, study, analysis, reflection, lowered physical vitality, increased mental activity, conserving assets, planning, attracting unsolicited help, specialization, solitude, health issues, travel. Balanced 7 energy: metaphysical interests, different wavelength, intellectual, clairvoyant, analytical, perceptive, scientific, exact, meditative, mystical, expert, bookish, poised, telepathic, visionary, deep, dreamer, instinctive, reflective, truth-seeker, studious, wise. Over-balanced 7 energy: fearful, nervous, critical, paranoid, indecisive, secretive, repressed emotions, distrustful, guarded, intimidating, fussy, evasive, fanatic, self-conscious, secretive, perfectionist, impersonal, pessimistic. Under-balanced 7 energy: lack of depth, naïve, ignorant, too trusting, empty-headed, mystified, superficial, lack of faith, undeveloped, uninformed, unsure.

8: The number 8 is tied to influence, money, karma, action, business success, business failure, control, material objects, status, loss, gain, administration, management, ego, leadership, power. Balanced 8 energy: prosperous, high-powered, commanding, stamina, self-confident, persuasive, financial awareness, effective, ambitious, businesslike, clear-headed, disciplined, material freedom, honorable, enterprising. Over-balanced 8 energy: abuses power, cold-blooded, egotistical, overreaction to money, scheming, aggressive, materialistic, corrupt, demanding, domineering, preoccupied with power and money, unsympathetic, over-ambitious, confrontational, rebellious, coarse. Under-balanced 8 energy: passive, vulnerable, fearful, insecure, avoids power and money, poor
judgment, gives personal power away, shortsighted.
9: The number 9 is associated with unconditional love, reward, leadership by example, dramatic endings, emotional love, emotional crisis, the finest life has to offer, conclusions, deep love, compassion, magnetism, travel, idealism, charity, artistic and creative matters, developing spirituality, romance, forgiveness. Balanced 9 energy: artistic, philanthropic, affectionate, creative, forgiving, passionate, benevolent, warm, tolerant, sentimental, loving, liberal, generous, enthusiastic, trustworthy, hospitable, humane. Over-balanced 9 energy: deceiving, self-centered, hedonistic, lacking integrity, over-emotional, prejudiced, resentful, bad example, irresolute, dejected, vindictive, hateful, hostile. Under-balanced 9 energy: ultraconservative, impersonal, distant, unemotional, elusive, submissive, drifting, faint-hearted, victimized, disloyal, hazy.
Numbers Behind Letters: A J S = 1, B K T = 2, C L U = 3, D M V = 4, E N W = 5, F O X = 6, G P Y = 7, H Q Z = 8, I R = 9

Basic Numerology

Numerology is the philosophical and scientific study of numbers and their connection to human personality and time cycles. In a comprehensive numerology chart using the exact date, time, place of birth, and legal birth name, over 400 aspects must be considered for an in-depth, thorough analysis. Please consider that for absolute accuracy in numerology, all numbers in a timing and personality chart must be interpreted in association with each other and that some positions in the chart carry more importance than others. Only the numbers 1 through 9 are represented in the “Number Symbolism” section of this numerology outline.
Double and multiple digit numbers, master numbers (11, 22, 33…) and karmic numbers (13, 14, 16, 19) are reduced to single digits below (fadic addition–for example, reducing 22 to 4 by adding the 2 and 2) to avoid complexity; they are topics of advanced study. Please refer to chapter 17 in Your Love Life and Reincarnation, by Stephen Petullo (www.howisyourlovelife.com) with contributing author Scott Petullo for information about many of the aspects below, calculation methods, further meanings of the numbers 1 through 9 and how each of these numbers relates to love and relationships. This profile is a general numerology outline, not a comprehensive report.

Vedic Palmistry

Vedic Palmistry is the study of the structure and markings of the human hand. This ancient art and science began in India about 5,000 years ago. The ancient rishis or seers believed that there was a correlation between the visible features of the hand, the conscious and subconscious thought processes of the mind and the superconscious intuitions of spirit. The study of Vedic palmistry provides a language for expressing this body/mind/soul connection. Its purpose is to help us gain selfunderstanding.

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Our Personal Signature

We all know that no two fingerprints are identical. But in fact, the

entire hand is unique in its pattern of lines. The lines are unique precisely because each of us has personal memories, hopes and individual character traits. Since there is a traceable link between our personality, thoughts and experiences and the way the lines form on our hands, our hand prints represent a kind of personalized signature.

The Lines Change

Just as we continuously change and evolve, so do the lines on our

hands. As our personality matures, our attitudes, priorities, activities and companions may also change. These important changes are all reflected in the hand. A study of our prints provides us with a method of analyzing ourselves objectively. We are, therefore, likely to make more positive choices regarding our work, our dealings with people around us, and many other important aspects of life. We will find ourselves less likely to repeat or perpetuate mistakes. With time, the improvements we make in our lives will register on the hands.