Chapter IV. In the first volume of this series, Astrology for All, Chapter VII,（续 4）

Deficient in nutritive quality, strange love affairs.

Questionable habits, shifty and deceptive ways,

Weird, morbid, fretful, hypochondriac, sensuous, strange, psychic, dreamy.

Eccentric, peculiar, faddy, liable to sudden reversals of fortune and strange fits of temper.

Deficient in social qualities, strange feelings, separative.

Fanatical, defiant, erratic, irritable, fanciful, ungovernable, eccentric, odd, uncertain, dislocated, intemperate.

@). Losses through strangers, associa- .

tions, societies, love affairs, marriage, partnerships and independence. © Romantic, and liable to be affected magnetically for good or ill by others. Strange monetary troubles. % Distorted mind, exacting and self opinionated. Difficult to convince and apt

to remain perversely indifferent to reason. Magnetic, curious, sensuous,

bohemian, romantic, erratic, wilful, abrupt, irritable, independent, unsettled.

Obstacles, disappointments, abruptness, fluctuations, enmities, jealousies, liaisons, intrigues, separations, estrangements, calamities, disasters.

Jealous, unrestrained in feeling, easily influenced and led astray, curious, imaginative, visionary, | wonderloving.

Bigoted, stubborn, unruly, wayward, rambling, deficient, notional, diffusive, sceptical, unforgiving, conceited, conventional, unsuccessful and unfortunate.

Losses through strangers, lack of balance, sudden changes, peculiar habits, and unreasonable notions. A romantic love-affair.

SATURN m i opposition SATURN mr square with % Unfortunate, wavering, liable Unlucky, impressionable, weak-willed,

to great opposition, liable to reversals and very heavy losses.

g Cruel, scornful, deceptive, hostile, calculating, perfidious, fateful.

© Insincere, untrustworthy, timid, superficial, unjust, torpid, biassed, gloomy, desponding, unstable.

Losses through lack of foresight, hesitancy, fear.

Q Sensual, unjust, parsimonious, hostile, covetous, jealous, exacting, weak.

S Cunning, deceitful, treacherous, miserly, misanthropic, overreaching, grasping, jealous, unhappy, dull.

Losses through theft, fraud, forgery and schemers.

p) Melancholic, covetous, mean, apathetic, stupid, superstitious, ambiguous, miserly, phlegmatic, self-centred.

indecisive, affected by circumstances and environments, mistrustful, deficient in hope and confidence,

Revengeful, malicious, hasty, violent, vindictive, rash, selfish, treacherous, cowardly, uncompromising.

Malicious, suspicious, covetous, boastful, cowardly, fearful, solitary, selfish, exacting.

Losses through land, property, inheritance, and superiors, or through governmental action.

Deceptive, diplomatic, avaricious, despondent, approbative, imprudent, thoughtless.

Narrow-minded, over-anxious, discontented, fanciful, suspicious, mistrustful, perverse, peevish, carping, envious, selfish, apprehensive.

Losses through elders, lack of enterprise, fear and over-economy.

Unfortunate, cold, repining, resentful, peevish, discontented, listless, prejudiced, suspicious, apprehensive, deceitful, insincere.

p— (continued) Losses through misfortune, fate,

¢ Ungrateful, unconscientious, unforgiving, unkind, unhappy, impolite, discourteous, ignorant, irreligious, cruel, vain.

Losses through impulsive action and waste.

© Hypocritical, mistrustful, prodigal, vain, many -sided, affluent, empirical.

Losses through errors of judgment, false securities, and obstinacy.

Q Vain, sensual, over-liberal, dishonest, given to luxury and extravagance.

% Imitative, susceptible, declarative, wavering, diffusive, uncertain.

Losses through misjudgments, letters and travels.

) Exuberant, convivial, respectful, commiserate, liberal, impressionable.

Losses through society, the opposite sex, and speculation.

Losses through fear, mistrust, hesitancy,

Wasteful, prodigal, insincere, atheistical, unfaithful, proud, cynical, insolent, rash and foolhardy.

Losses through the law, wild or senseless conduct, giving way to. desires and passions.

Proud, haughty, pleasure-loving, extravagant, bombastic, fond of display and ostentation.

Losses through social intercourse, advice of friends, extravagance and legal affairs.

Extravagant, lavish, conceited, overdemonstrative, fond of questionable pleasures, given to flattery.

Incompetent, deceptive, involved, satirical, lacking in true judgment, impressionable.

Losses through the law, church and social affairs.

Thriftless, profuse, excessive, overconfident, affable, presumptuous, pretentious. ’

Losses through acquaintances, travel, and misplaced confidence.

Mars im opposition MARS or square with ©) Destructive, turbulent, gruff, Impulsive, approbative, headstrong, unirritable, overbearing, vain, disruptive, self-willed.

Losses through hasty conduct, over-liberal actions, accidents, fevers, and the opposite sex.

@ Vain, boastful, offensive, rude, sensual, dissipated, disreputable, indecerous.

Losses through excesses errors of living.

ruly, irrelevant, arrogant, adventurous, forceful, discordant.

Losses through rash conduct, wild and unfortunate speculations and unfortunate enterprises.

Forward, intrepid, sensuous, aspiring, fickle, daring, imprudent, impulsive.

Losses through rash conduct and the opposite sex, who exercise great power over native.

% Energetic, active, artful, daring, skilful, zealous, nervous, fluent, anxious, demonstrative, shrewd, vindictive.

Losses through impulse, hazardous enterprises, litigation, correspondence, and relatives.

) Aggressive, proud, headstrong, obstinate, wilful, cantankerous, irritable, unfeeling, hard, severe, exacting, ardent, jealous.

Mischievous, argumentative, reprobate, careless, untruthful, sarcastic, resentful, defiant, fearless, impatient.

Losses through wrangling, disputation, contention, strife, and mismanagement; also through abortive projects. .

Contentious, self-confident, masterful, boastful, adventurous, indelicate, precipitate, fallacious, deceitful.

Losses through rash and hasty conduct, indiscreet speech and strong

Losses through impolite and opposition. Danger from savage unsympathetic manner. animals. ii Tue Sun

% | Between these planets and the Sun no strongly adverse aspects can be 9J formed; the semi-square between Sun and Venus is somewhat prodigal

yp Mutable, changeable, irresolute, Ambitious, venturesome, egotistical,

Losses through subordinates, inferiors, common _ people, and poor general health.

patronising, compelling, immoderate. through disappointment, _ illhealth and over-confidence.

% No adverse aspect between Venus and Mercury can be formed save the semi-square, which is slightly disharmonious but adverse chiefly in the sense of being unfavourable to art, to which the sextile aspect strongly

Improvident, untidy, erratic, animated, ceremonial, partial, impetuous, vain.

Losses through display, contention, and pleasure.

py Impressionable, mutable, opinionative, imaginative, speculative, obscure, politic, misapprehending, indecisive, dexterous. Losses through false notions, personal sensitiveness, domestic affairs and removals.

Sensuous, careless, amorous, touchy, morbid, fickle, sentimental, pliable, comic.

Losses through dissipation, loose habits, indolence, thoughtlessness.

Changeable, vague, impractical, absentminded, vacillating, tricky, fanciful. Somewhat poetical in temperament, but finding fancies running counter to ideas. Losses through the public, correspondence, litigation, sureties, inferiors, and business transactions.

Care must be exercised in using any of the above aspects, for they may be much modified and improved by sign and position, also by other more favourable aspects. Ina minor degree they will apply also to the semi-square or sesquiquadrate aspect, which are as it were weaker expressions of the same influence, as explained on p. 47.

We have next to consider the ‘good’ aspects by which we mean those that are definitely harmonious and favourable in their action in every sense. But what has been said under the heading of ‘evil’ aspects should not be lost sight of when considering the nature of the ‘good’ aspects. Just as nothing 7 ztse/f is evil, so nothing in itself is good, but may be perverted; and instances can be found where, ina weak horoscope, the good influences are made ‘ducks and drakes of’ so to speak, being used simply to minister to personal gratification or selfish indulgence. Yet such cases are comparatively rare, and, harking back to our musical simile we may say that, in a general sense, the good aspects are like the passages of smooth, sweet harmony that follow on the turbulent first movement of a symphony, where the soul appears to dwell for a while in a calm and undisturbed atmosphere, in which strength is gathered and balance restored after the turmoil of battle. Every great nation has shown its most marked periods of artistic productiveness shortly after a series of struggles for constitutional or political emancipation, the strength developed in the former being balanced by the sense of beauty cultivated in the latter: and in the same way we may think of the favourable or ‘good’ aspects as designed to harmonise the nature, just as the ‘evil’ ones are intended to stimulate it to achievement.