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Uranus 16-20 and Mars in the other mercurial sign Virgo ; thus all the significators point to a weak, and even an erratic mentality. In the last few years Mercury has, moreover, progressed past the natal places of Uranus and Mars, thus accentuating the trouble.A person may, however, have a weak mind and yet it may not become entirely unbalanced, provided there are no other malefic aspects in the natal planets or the progressed positions. The person may be constitutionally below the stature of the normal mind, and still retain unto the last sufficient hold upon himself or herself so that it does not become an actual disease .When we look for the signs of disability in a horoscope like the present, we turn to the aspects for our information. Saturn, it appears, is in conjunction with the Dragon's Tail, and this adds to his malefic influence ; he is further in conjunction with Neptune in 18 degrees of Taurus, and also with the fixed star Aldebaran in 29 degrees of Taurus. As Saturn is the planet of obstruction and Taurus rules the throat we naturally look for some obstruction in that region, and we find that a concretion has taken place, a growth, a crystallization known as Goitre, a disease which also further bears out the indications in the former aspects which we have discussed.Were it not for good aspects which we have not hitherto mentioned, namely, the sextile of Saturn to Mercury and its trine to the Moon, this person would certainly have become an inmate of an insaneasylum, but this is one of the few cases where Saturn really helps, in a material sense, for even his good aspects will obstruct when coming to the other planets, but when this obstruction is applied to the Moon, the flightiest planet of all, and to Mercury, the one next to her in swiftness and instability, both of them significators of mind, Saturn does really help to hold the flighty mind in check, and such a weak mental condition as the one found here will be vastly benefited by that aspect, whereas if there are no evil aspects the sextile of Mercury and Saturn will strengthen the mind in a wonderful degree.

Uranus in opposition or square with ky Miuisfortunes through lack of opportunities or the power to make use of them.% Enthusiastic through bias or fixed opinions.d Rude and rebellious, over active or diffusive, quarrelsome, unforgiving. Ever restless and unsettled.Erratic, strange and peculiar. Resentful, cold and _ selfish ; sufferings through enmity. Strong religious and mystical tendencies, deep love-nature.Excitable, changeable, unreliable in temper and apt for quarrels.

Next to Uranus comes Neptune, the most distant planet as yet discovered, who revolves round the Sun at a distance of about 2,747 millions of miles, and his year is equal to 165 of our years.Beyond Neptune there are two other planets, as yet unknown to physical science.j-^ Distance from the Name of Planet, g. Sun.Mercury - Venus The Earth .Mars Jupiter - Saturn Uranus - Neptune -35,392,000 66.131,500 91,430,200 139,312,200 475»693'ioo 872,134,600 753^8511000 746.271,200

tances. Their names are Mercury , Venus, the Earth, Mars, Ceres, Pallas, Juno, Vesta, Jupiter, Saturn, and Uranus or Herschel. They also move in the order in which they are here mentioned. To this system, belong* other spherical bodies, which move round their respective primary planets in the same manner as the primary planets move round the sun, from the west to east ; except those of Herschel, which appear to move in a contrary direction. These are called secondary planets or Satellites. The most conspicuous is the moon, which moves round the earth, in something less than twenty-eight days ; four revolve round Jupiter, seven round Saturn, and six round the Georgium Sidus or Herschel.It is important to remark the distance of the primary planets from the sun, and of the secondary planets from their primaries, and also the times of their revolutions ; because we are hence led to see more clearly the excellence of the Copernican system, according to which the motion of all the planets are regulated by one universal law ; viz. the squares of the periodical tines of the planets are to each other, as the cubes of their mean distances from the sun : and the same law is established with respect to the secondaries, in revolving round their primaries.The planets are retained in their orbits by the united operation of the centripetal force, by which a body is attracted to the centre of gravity, and the centrifugal force, by which it endeavours to persevere in a straight line. These two powers mutually balancing each other, like action and re-action, retain the planets in their orbits, and compel them to make their respective revolutions through the azure fields of space.“ With what an awful world revolving power,Here first the unwieldy planets launch’d along The illimitable void ! there to remain Amid the flux of many thousand years,