From AC iPad/Mac 3.36

Dissociate aspect recognition

A dissociate aspect is a traditional aspect (0, 60, 90, 120, 180) between planets/Asc/MC that are in signs that do not share an element, modality or polarity, yet they are within orb and in aspect to each other. This is also called an out-of-sign aspect.

The background of the out-of-sign aspect record is automatically coloured light red in the Aspect Table.

When the record is selected a darker red is shown.

Settings

iPad/Mac

Dissociate Aspect Settings

Dissociate Aspect

Examples – iPhone 12

Speculum- modern aspect interpretations

Speculum Aspect Interpretations

Aspect Table long-press over a record – modern interpretation

Single wheel and bi-wheel

Modern aspect Interpretation.

What planets/points are available for Modern Aspect Interpretation?

Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune Pluto, Chiron, Asc, MC, Moon’s North Node.

What aspect values are available?

0, 60, 90, 120, 180 – conjunction, sextile, square, trine, opposition.

Note 45 and 135 are available vis settings.

For Medieval see Medieval aspect interpretations link below.

AC has two types of Aspect interpretation

• Medieval eg Lilly, Leo (Leo is 20th century, but for convenience included in medieval category)

• Modern

Both can be accessed from the Speculum and long-press Aspect Table records

• Medieval eg Lilly, Leo

• Modern – this article

Access to the aspect interpretations

Medieval – via Aspect Table – long-press where + marker is shown. For Secondary Progressions and Solar Arc. Available for Speculum.

Modern –  interpretations are available via the Aspect Table and Speculum for many aspects. For single-wheel and bi-wheel. Most charts inc natal/radix. Uranian not available.

After the aspect table is populated note the + marker. This indicates an AC medieval aspect report is available for that particular aspect. Note that for modern aspect interpretations the + marker is not shown.

Aspects that do not have a corresponding interpretation are ignored.

Speculum Aspect Settings

Settings

Medieval

The arrows indicate those settings that also affect Speculum aspect interpretations when accessing Medieval Interpretations.

Modern

if Modern Aspect Interpretations is selected (dee below), medieval aspect interpretations are not available for the Aspect Table.

Modern Report Settings

iPad/Mac

As the iPhone…

Aspect Settings and Aspect Interpretation – Speculum

Long-press Aspect Table Record for Aspect Interpretation

More recent screenshot

Long-press Aspect Table record

Updated 13th August 2022

Available for all charts. You Charts, Provided Charts. Single-wheel, bi-wheel. Natal, Transit, Sec. Progs., Solar Arcs, Returns etc.

User-defined aspect value. It can be any value from > = 0.00 degrees to < = 190.00 degrees, eg 4:25:00 or 127:56:03 or 86:00:00.

This could be useful for financial/crypto charts.

AC default user-defined aspect is 124.25 – easily changed, of course. Applies globally.

Assign a user aspect from the main Aspect Table. The last Aspect Table record tapped is used. This takes the degree of separation of two planets/points and automatically assigns it as a user aspect to the User Aspect picker. Or manually assign any value. The aspect between the two planets/points will be 00:00:00 degrees of separation and set to separating in the Aspect Table.

Note that setting the User Aspect to a standard aspect eg 90, 120 will result in a duplication of that aspect and the User Aspect (U) in the Aspect Table will not be displayed.

Procedures

Manually set the User-Defined Aspect.

1. Tap Displayed Aspects. Then tap the User-Defined Aspect button. (90:30:30 is initially displayed, being approx half-way)

2. Select an aspect size using the aspect size picker.

3. Tap Set to use the selected aspect size.

4. Tap Aspect Orbs and set the orb for the user aspect – single-wheel charts only.

Automatically set the User-Defined Aspect.

1. Select an aspect record from the main Aspect Table. See Al Pacino’s chart screenshot below.

2. Tap Displayed Aspects. Then tap the User-Defined Aspect button. The picker will display the last automatically user aspect or the default of setting of 90:30:30

3. Note the aspect size which has been automatically calculated and assigned to the aspect size picker. Change the aspect value if you wish.

4. Tap Set to use the calculated/selected aspect size.

5. Tap Aspect Orbs and set the orb for the user aspect – single-wheel charts only. You may have already done this.

Note that the aspect degree of separation in the Aspect Table should now be shown as 00:00:00 degrees. The screenshot below shows that the Saturn sextile Neptune aspect separation was initially selected and setup as a User Aspect.

Zero degrees of separation

Menu selections for user aspects

Other considerations and screenshots.

To see a User Aspect in the Aspect Table

Allow all aspects for Trad + Outers must be selected in the Aspect Cusp & Aspect Table Settings. This allows all aspects including User aspects to be shown in the Aspect Table.

Trad + outers selected

Show a User Aspect line in the chart (here it’s enabled). See below to see a user aspect line (a U indicates that it is a user aspect) shown in Al Pacino’s chart.

Aspect Line selection incl User Aspect

Aspect line colour assigned by AC – green. Not user-configurable.

User-defined aspect picker. An aspect of 18:16:13 has been selected. To proceed with this aspect tap the Set button. To cancel this action tap the Cancel button

User Defined Aspect Picker

The main Aspect Table. Notice that Trad + Outers has been tapped. An applying Sun aspects the Asc with a separation of 00:43:28 degrees, the user aspect size is 100:00:00 degrees. The U indicates that the aspect is user-defined.

Available in long-press aspect tables too.

User Aspect in Aspect Table

Enable the use of the user-defined aspect. A tick next to an aspect indicates that it will be used by AC. Without this tick you will never see the aspect in use by AC. This is useful if a user aspect becomes superfluous or required – it can switched on/off easily.

User Aspect – U

A User-Defined aspect of 100:00:00 degrees shown in Al Pacino’s chart. Note the user aspect record selected in the Aspect Table.

Aspect Table User Aspect record selected.

User-defined aspect picker – it shows the last aspect record selected and its separation. If necessary it can be adjusted manually using the aspect picker.

User-defined aspect picker

Aspect Hits and User Aspects

Aspect Hit showing User Aspect

Speculum showing some User aspects

Speculum showing the User aspects

Bi-wheel User Aspects in the Aspect Table

• App. = Applying
• Sep. = Separating

User Aspect – Aspect Table. Bi-Wheel

Added User Aspect to Speculum Header Settings

Added User Aspect to Speculum Header Settings

Speculum – Aspects Tab

User Aspect – Speculum

Aspect Hits sync’d to BTC chart and crypto graph

Aspect Hits sync’d to BTC chart and crypto chart

Aspect Hits displayed in dark mode

Aspect hits displayed in dark mode

User Aspect: not available for

• User-defined aspect colour

• Antiscia

• Midpoints

Exact (or close) aspect date/time for Transits, Secondary Progressions, and Solar Arcs for bi-wheel charts.

For tropical, geocentric bi-wheel charts.

The time period searched is approx 10 years either side of the date the aspect is accessed. if the date of perfection cannot be found then it may well be outside of the 10 year parameter – a not found alert is presented. Not available for eclipse aspects.

Note that the first exact aspect found (within  0.01 degrees) is shown within the 20 year period. At that point the search ends.

Please note: exact aspects are not available for the full landscape (iPad/Mac) long-press Aspect Table view or for parallels of declination.

Aspect Table bi-wheel

Exact Aspect Results

Exact Aspect Results

iPhone

Transit Midpoint Exact Aspect

If aspect is already exact or close to exact

Exact aspect message

 9.7” iPad, iOS 15.4 shown here. Text size adjustment available from at least iOS 9 and any AC version, any iOS version.

AC supports adjusted text size for its Aspect Table, and Chart detail listings.

Default text size

Text sizes

AC showing larger text size

Adjusting for larger text size.

Increasing the text size (by a small amount)

Chart Details increased text size

Increased text size

Increased Aspect Table text size

Increased text size

Chart Listing display increased text size

Increased text size

Default text size

Default text size

Note that adjusting the text display size is only available from your iPad settings, not from within AC. These settings will affect any of your apps, if text adjustment is supported.

Planetary aspects to the house cusps shown in the Aspect Table and Speculum

Natal, Transit, SA, Sec. Prog., SR, LR – single charts and bi-wheel charts. Tropical and Sidereal. Your Charts and Provided Charts.

• For Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars Jupiter Saturn (Trad.), Uranus, Neptune, Pluto. (Trad + Outers)
• Note: cusp aspects are not calculated for Midpoints, Eclipse, Antiscia and Fixed Stars and other objects.
• Aspects to the ASC (1st house cusp) and MC (10th house cusps) are handled as per usual.
• Aspects to the cusps are 0, 60, 90, 120. The conjunction (0) preferred to the opposition (180). Even if Allow all aspects is selected.
• Aspects to the cusps are shown as, for example as Planet/Point to c5, ie an Aspect to house cusp 5.

Please also see:

Cusp Aspects and Aspect Table Settings

Cusp Aspect/Aspect Table Settings

Aspect Cusp and Aspect Table Settings

Aspect Table showing Aspects to House Cusps – Tropical Zodiac

Aspect Table – Aspects to Cusps

Aspect Table showing Aspects to House Cusps – Sidereal Zodiac

Aspect Table – Aspects to Cusp – Sidereal

Problem Solved

The image below shows part of a secondary progressed chart. This looks like a Mercury opposition to the 10th cusp but it’s not shown in the Aspect Table. Why?

This looks like a Mercury opp to the 10th cusp but it’s not shown in the Aspect Table

1. Aspects to Cusps does not include aspect to the 4th or 10th cusps. They are handled in the normal way like other aspect calculations.
2. The Cusp Aspect orb does not affect the normal operation of aspect calculation.
3. The default aspect orb for a sec. prog. bi-wheel is one degree as in the example above.

Cusp Aspect Orbs. Note the small star is a developer indicator the the cusp table is loaded. It will probably be removed.

The solution is to increase the secondary progression orb to two degrees. The orb is shown top left. Now the aspect can be seen in the Aspect Table.

Increasing the sec prog orb now shows a Mercury opp MC

Start with (Aspect Table)

Tapping the Aspect Table icon brings-up the Aspect Table. This setting determines which aspects are initially shown.

Note that View #10 has its own settings.

Note that the Horary setting overrides the settings here. If the chart is a Horary chart.

• Var = variable aspect orbs as shown by AC’s Aspect Table and set by the Aspect Orbs table
• TVar  = variable aspects as shown by AC’s Aspect Table and set by using Traditional Planetary Orbs.

AC’s documentation refers to variable and fixed orbs. What does that mean? Variable orbs – this means that an orb for a square may be set at 8 degrees, whilst a sextile may be set at 4 degrees, etc. Used by Natal/Radix charts and other single-wheel charts. For bi-wheels, the setting is fixed often at 1 degree, so that a square orb is the same as a sextile orb. For secondary progressions and solar arc, etc. Traditional Planetary orbs are variable too.

Start here for AC’s Traditional Planetary Orbs Settings

Next – Aspect Orbs Table values

Traditional Planetary Orbs Settings Button

Traditional Planetary Orbs Settings – default setting is None

Traditional Planetary Orbs Settings

Traditional Planetary Orb Indicator (TVar) – Aspects Table

Note that when non-traditional aspects are shown they use the Aspect Orbs table values (see above) that would normally be indicated by Var. If the Aspect Table shows a mixture of Traditional Planetary aspects (0, 60, 90, 120, 180) and other aspects such as 45/135 etc if would be more appropriate to show TVar + Var. however there isn’t enough rom to show Var and TVar. So only TVar is shown.

Note Moon trine Mars separation value. This value exceeds the usual 8 degrees value for a trine aspect because Traditional Planetary Orbs are in use here (indicated by the TVar) and the combined Moon/Mars separation (moiety) allowed is 10 degrees.

Traditional Planetary Orb Indicator – Aspects Table

Notes

When using Traditional Planetary Orbs, aspects such as 18/30/45/135 etc use the standard variable orb values as shown when tapping Aspect Orbs button menu (see above).

Traditional Planetary Orbs only use these aspects:

0, 60, 90, 120, 180 (conjunction, sextile, trine opposition) and ignore the same aspect (and values) shown when tapping Aspect Orbs button menu (see above). But use the Aspect Orbs settings for minor aspects.

To stop using Traditional Planetary Orbs select None from the Settings view.

Traditional Planetary Orbs are often used in Horary astrology.

You choice of Traditional Planetary Orbs or the usual more modern aspects are saved by AC.

Traditional Planetary Orbs can only be used by single-wheel AC Chart Types Horary and Natal (radix) charts. But all single-wheel derived charts such as Transits Sec. Progressions, Returns etc will still use the Traditional Planetary Orbs settings as they retain their base chart type as Horary or Natal.

Note that by dynamically using a horary chart to advance time which changes it to a transit chart it continues to use Traditional Planetary Orbs.

Declinations are not affected.

Aspect table

Menu Settings

Horary Chart aspect settings

Horary – Aspect Table

for Progressions and Directions to the radix

Available from AC ver 2.41. This post was updated 3rd June 2021. All screenshots, specifications and dates subject to change – usually improvements/clarifications.

• Access aspect interpretations from the Aspect Table where there’s a + appended to the aspect record

• Bi-wheel only. For secondary progressions and solar arc directions

• From: Christian astrology Lilly, 1647; Micropanastron, John Partridge, 1679; The Progressed Horoscope by Alan Leo, 1906

• Basic interpretation scoring with graphical analysis

• Analysis includes Dignity or Debility of planet, incl Triplicity and Term. House position, etc

• View how AC calculates the score for an aspect Report

• View/Inspect AC’s Reports Database anytime.

• Also available from long-press Aspect grid full landscape views

• For Your Charts and Provided Charts

• Excludes Antiscia and Midpoint aspects

• There are 439 reports from Lilly, Partridge, and Leo in AC’s Reports database

• Include 45 and 135 degree aspects for 90/180 aspect reports as described by Lilly and Partridge, if required

• Select Reports from Lilly or Partridge or Leo or All or None, as required

CA = Christian Astrology, William Lilly, 1647

Specifically: Secondary Progressions and Solar Arc Directions to the radix – bi-wheels. Including basic strength and debility calculations for the aspect. Note that Lilly’s and Partridge’s aspect reports were originally compiled for Primary Directions. AC has applied/associated these primary directions with AC’s Secondary progressions and Solar Arc directions. I think that this is a valid and useful application of these reports – some may not agree. Some of the reports can be somewhat alarming – please read these 17th century reports in the context they were written and apply 21st century appropriate and sensible interpretations.

For instance, Partridge’s reports for MC Conj, Square or Opposite Mars includes the following

if he is a Highway-man, he is now Hanged for Thieving.

A 21st century translation might be “A possible highly involved entanglement with the law and judiciary.”

What is meant by a report?

A report can be a textual analysis of a particular part of a chart. A report can be a textual analysis/understanding of the whole chart. For AC, reports (text stored in AC’s database) are available for aspects (although not all aspects) to the radix. Specifically Secondary progressions, and Solar Arc bi-wheels. The analysis/reports are taken from copyright-free books and stored in your AC’s database.

Note that most of the text has been updated to correct outdated spellings.

The Moon’s aspects

Generally speaking the Moon’s secondary progressed aspects are considered important but somewhat minor unless the chart has a heavily configured Moon. It may be useful to read the Moon’s aspects by Solar Arc as these are considered, I believe, as powerful as any other aspect.

Report text/analysis taken from:

Christian Astrology, William Lilly, 1647 

What planets/points are reported? MC, Asc, Sun and Moon directed to natal Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn.

What aspects are reported? Conjunction, Sextile, Trine, Square and Opposition.

Note that the sextile and trine give the same report. The square and opposition are considered the same for the reports. From the AC Report Settings 45 and 135 degree aspects can be associated with the Square and Opposition reports.

Lilly’s Report Aspects

Sun Conj Saturn
Sun Conj Jupiter
Sun Conj Mars
Sun Conj Venus
Sun Conj Mercury
Sun Conj Moon
Sun Sextile or Trine Saturn
Sun Sextile or Trine Jupiter
Sun Sextile or Trine Mars
Sun Sextile or Trine Venus
Sun Sextile or Trine Mercury
Sun Sextile or Trine Moon
Sun Square or Opposite Saturn
Sun Square or Opposite Jupiter
Sun Square or Opposite Mars
Sun Square or Opposite Venus
Sun Square or Opposite Mercury
Sun Square or Opposite Moon

Moon Conj Saturn
Moon Conj Jupiter
Moon Conj Mars
Moon Conj Sun
Moon Conj Venus
Moon Conj Mercury
Moon Sextile or Trine Saturn
Moon Sextile or Trine Jupiter
Moon Sextile or Trine Mars
Moon Sextile or Trine Sun
Moon Sextile or Trine Venus
Moon Sextile or Trine Mercury
Moon Square or Opposite Saturn
Moon Square or Opposite Jupiter
Moon Square or Opposite Mars.
Moon Square or Opposite Sun
Moon Square or Opposite Venus
Moon Square or Opposite Mercury

MC Conj Saturn
MC Conj Jupiter
MC Conj Mars
MC Conj Venus
MC Conj Mercury
MC Conj Moon
MC Conj Sun
MC Sextile or Trine Saturn
MC Sextile or Trine Jupiter
MC Sextile or Trine Mars
MC Sextile or Trine Venus
MC Sextile or Trine Mercury
MC Sextile or Trine Moon
MC Sextile or Trine Sun
MC Square or Opposition Saturn
MC Square or Opposition Jupiter
MC Square or Opposition Mars
MC Square or Opposition Venus
MC Square or Opposition Mercury
MC Square or Opposition Moon
MC Square or Opposition Sun

Asc Conj Saturn
Asc Conj Jupiter
Asc Conj Mars
Asc Conj Venus
Asc Conj Mercury
Asc Conj Moon
Asc Conj Sun
Asc Sextile or Trine Saturn
Asc Sextile or Trine Jupiter
Asc Sextile or Trine Mars
Asc Sextile or Trine Venus
Asc Sextile or Trine Mercury
Asc Sextile or Trine Moon
Asc Sextile or Trine Sun
Asc Square or Opposition Saturn
Asc Square or Opposition Jupiter
Asc Square or Opposition Mars
Asc Square or Opposition Venus
Asc Square or Opposition Mercury
Asc Square or Opposition Moon
Asc Square or Opposition Sun

Micropanastron, Effects of Directions, by John Partridge, 1679

See Lilly but….

Partridge Report Aspects

Conjunction, Sextile, Trine Aspects

Asc Conj Sun
Asc Sextile or Trine Sun
MC Conj, Sextile or Trine Sun
Moon Sextile or Trine Sun

MC Sextile or Trine Moon
Asc Sextile or Trine Moon
Sun Sextile or Trine Moon
Asc Conj Moon
MC Conj Moon
Sun Conj Moon
Moon Conj Sun

MC Conj, Sextile or Trine Mercury
Asc Conj, Sextile or Trine Mercury
Sun Conj or Sextile Mercury

MC Conj, Sextile or Trine Venus
Asc Conj, Sextile or Trine Venus
Sun Conj, Sextile or Trine Venus
Moon Conj, Sextile or Trine Venus

MC Sextile or Trine Mars
Asc Sextile or Trine Mars
Sun Sextile or Trine Mars
Moon Sextile or Trine Mars

MC Conj, Sextile or Trine Jupiter
Asc Conj, Sextile or Trine Jupiter
Sun Conj, Sextile or Trine Jupiter
Moon Conj, Sextile or Trine Jupiter

MC Sextile or Trine Saturn
Asc Sextile or Trine Saturn
Sun Sextile or Trine Saturn
Moon Sextile or Trine Saturn

Square, Opposition, Conjunctions (Saturn and Mars) Aspects

MC Square or Opposite Sun
Asc Square or Opposition Sun
Moon Square, or Opposition Sun

MC Square or Opposite Moon
Asc Square or Opposition Moon
Sun Square or Opposition Moon

MC Square or Opposite Mercury
Asc Square or Opposition Mercury

MC Square or Opposite Venus
Asc Square or Opposition Venus
Sun Square Venus
Moon Square or Opposition Venus

MC Conj, Square or Opposite Mars
Asc Conj, Square, or Opposition Mars
Sun Conj, Square, or Opposition Mars
Moon Conj, Square, or Opposition Mars

MC Square or Opposite Jupiter
Asc Square or Opposition Jupiter
Sun Square or Opposition Jupiter
Moon Square or Opposition Jupiter

MC Conj, Square or Opposite Saturn
Asc Conj, Square, or Opposition Saturn
Sun Conj, Square, or Opposition Saturn
Moon Conj, Square, or Opposition Saturn

The Progressed Horoscope by Alan Leo, 1906

What planets/points are reported? Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus and Mars directed to natal Neptune, Uranus, Saturn, Jupiter, Mars, Venus, Mercury, Sun and Moon,

What aspects are reported? Conjunction, Semi-Sextile, Semi-Square, Sextile, Square, Trine, Sesquiquadrate, Quincunx, Opposition, Parallel. (0, 30, 45, 60, 90, 120, 135, 150, 180, 0)

Note that Leo states: Mercury Trine, Sesquiquadrate, Quincunx, Opposition to Venus secondary progressed aspects cannot be formed during the normal span of earth life. This restriction does not apply to solar arc aspects, but because Leo’s reported aspects are only Secondary Progressed the Solar Arc aspect reports are not included.

Note also there are no MC or ASC aspects to planets or points.

Leo’s Report Aspects

Sun Conj Saturn
Sun Conj Jupiter
Sun Conj Mars
Sun Conj Venus
Sun Conj Mercury
Sun Conj Moon
Sun Conj Uranus
Sun Conj Neptune
Sun Parallel Saturn
Sun Parallel Jupiter
Sun Parallel Mars
Sun Parallel Venus
Sun Parallel Mercury
Sun Parallel Moon
Sun Parallel Uranus
Sun Parallel Neptune
Sun Semi-Sextile Saturn
Sun Semi-Sextile Jupiter
Sun Semi-Sextile Mars
Sun Semi-Sextile Venus
Sun Semi-Sextile Mercury
Sun Semi-Sextile Moon
Sun Semi-Sextile Uranus
Sun Semi-Sextile Neptune
Sun Semi-Square Saturn
Sun Semi-Square Jupiter
Sun Semi-Square Mars
Sun Semi-Square Venus
Sun Semi-Square Mercury
Sun Semi-Square Moon
Sun Semi-Square Uranus
Sun Semi-Square Neptune
Sun Sesquiquadrate Saturn
Sun Sesquiquadrate Jupiter
Sun Sesquiquadrate Mars
Sun Sesquiquadrate Venus
Sun Sesquiquadrate Mercury
Sun Sesquiquadrate Moon
Sun Sesquiquadrate Uranus
Sun Sesquiquadrate Neptune
Sun Sextile Saturn
Sun Sextile Jupiter
Sun Sextile Mars
Sun Sextile Venus
Sun Sextile Mercury
Sun Sextile Moon
Sun Sextile Uranus
Sun Sextile Neptune
Sun Square Saturn
Sun Square Jupiter
Sun Square Mars
Sun Square Venus
Sun Square Mercury
Sun Square Moon
Sun Square Uranus
Sun Square Neptune
Sun Opposite Saturn
Sun Opposite Jupiter
Sun Opposite Mars
Sun Opposite Venus
Sun Opposite Mercury
Sun Opposite Moon
Sun Opposite Uranus
Sun Opposite Neptune
Sun Trine Saturn
Sun Trine Jupiter
Sun Trine Mars
Sun Trine Venus
Sun Trine Mercury
Sun Trine Moon
Sun Trine Uranus
Sun Trine Neptune
Sun Quincunx Saturn
Sun Quincunx Jupiter
Sun Quincunx Mars
Sun Quincunx Venus
Sun Quincunx Mercury
Sun Quincunx Moon
Sun Quincunx Uranus
Sun Quincunx Neptune

Moon Parallel Sun
Moon Conj Sun
Moon Semi-Sextile Sun
Moon Semi-Square Sun
Moon Sextile Sun
Moon Square Sun
Moon Trine Sun
Moon Sesquiquadrate Sun
Moon Quincunx Sun
Moon Opposite Sun
Moon Parallel Mercury
Moon Conj Mercury
Moon Semi-Sextile Mercury
Moon Semi-Square Mercury
Moon Sextile Mercury
Moon Square Mercury
Moon Trine Mercury
Moon Sesquiquadrate Mercury
Moon Quincunx Mercury
Moon Opposite Mercury
Moon Parallel Venus
Moon Conj Venus
Moon Semi-sextile Venus
Moon Semi-Square Venus
Moon Sextile Venus
Moon Square Venus
Moon Trine Venus
Moon Sesquiquadrate
Moon Quincunx Venus
Moon Opposite Venus
Moon Parallel Mars
Moon Conj Mars
Moon Semi-Sextile Mars
Moon Semi-Square Mars
Moon Sextile Mars
Moon Square Mars
Moon Trine Mars
Moon Sesquiquadrate Mars
Moon Quincunx Mars
Moon Opposite Mars
Moon Parallel Jupiter
Moon Conj Jupiter
Moon Semi-Sextile Jupiter
Moon Semi-Square Jupiter
Moon Sextile Jupiter
Moon Square Jupiter
Moon Trine Jupiter
Moon Sesquiquadrate Jupiter
Moon Quincunx Jupiter
Moon Opposite Jupiter
Moon Parallel Saturn
Moon Conj Saturn
Moon Semi-Sextile Saturn
Moon Semi-Square Saturn
Moon Sextile Saturn
Moon Square Saturn
Moon Trine Saturn
Moon Sesquiquadrate Saturn
Moon Quincunx Saturn
Moon Opposite Saturn
Moon Parallel Uranus
Moon Conj Uranus
Moon Semi-Sextile Uranus
Moon Semi-Square Uranus
Moon Sextile Uranus
Moon Square Uranus
Moon Trine Uranus
Moon Sesquiquadrate Uranus
Moon Quincunx Uranus
Moon Opposite Uranus
Moon Parallel Neptune
Moon Conj Neptune
Moon Semi-Sextile Neptune
Moon Semi-Square Neptune
Moon Sextile Neptune
Moon Square Neptune
Moon Trine Neptune
Moon Sesquiquadrate Neptune
Moon Quincunx Neptune
Moon Opposite Neptune

Mercury Parallel Venus
Mercury Conj Venus
Mercury Semi-Sextile Venus
Mercury Semi-Square Venus
Mercury Sextile Venus
Mercury Square Venus
Mercury Parallel Mars
Mercury Conj Mars
Mercury Semi-Sextile Mars
Mercury Semi-Square Mars
Mercury Sextile Mars
Mercury Square Mars
Mercury Trine Mars
Mercury Sesquiquadrate Mars
Mercury Quincunx Mars
Mercury Opposite Mars
Mercury Parallel Jupiter
Mercury Conj Jupiter
Mercury Semi-Sextile Jupiter
Mercury Semi-Square Jupiter
Mercury Sextile Jupiter
Mercury Square Jupiter
Mercury Trine Jupiter
Mercury Sesquiquadrate Jupiter
Mercury Quincunx Jupiter
Mercury Opposite Jupiter
Mercury Parallel Saturn
Mercury Conj Saturn
Mercury Semi-Sextile Saturn
Mercury Semi-Square Saturn
Mercury Sextile Saturn
Mercury Square Saturn
Mercury Trine Saturn
Mercury Sesquiquadrate Saturn
Mercury Quincunx Saturn
Mercury Opposite Saturn
Mercury Parallel Uranus
Mercury Conj Uranus
Mercury Semi-Sextile Uranus
Mercury Semi-Square Uranus
Mercury Sextile Uranus
Mercury Square Uranus
Mercury Trine Uranus
Mercury Sesquiquadrate Uranus
Mercury Quincunx Uranus
Mercury Opposite Uranus
Mercury Parallel Neptune
Mercury Conj Neptune
Mercury Semi-Sextile Neptune
Mercury Semi-Square Neptune
Mercury Sextile Neptune
Mercury Square Neptune
Mercury Trine Neptune
Mercury Sesquiquadrate Neptune
Mercury Quincunx Neptune
Mercury Opposite Neptune

Venus Parallel Mars
Venus Conj Mars
Venus Semi-Sextile Mars
Venus Semi-Square Mars
Venus Sextile Mars
Venus Square Mars
Venus Trine Mars
Venus Sesquiquadrate Mars
Venus Quincunx Mars
Venus Opposite Mars
Venus Parallel Jupiter
Venus Conj Jupiter
Venus Semi-Sextile Jupiter
Venus Semi-Square Jupiter
Venus Sextile Jupiter
Venus Square Jupiter
Venus Trine Jupiter
Venus Sesquiquadrate Jupiter
Venus Quincunx Jupiter
Venus Opposite Jupiter
Venus Parallel Saturn
Venus Conj Saturn
Venus Semi-Sextile Saturn
Venus Semi-Square Saturn
Venus Sextile Saturn
Venus Square Saturn
Venus Trine Jupiter
Venus Sesquiquadrate Saturn
Venus Quincunx Saturn
Venus Opposite Saturn
Venus Parallel Uranus
Venus Conj Uranus
Venus Semi-Sextile Uranus
Venus Semi-Square Uranus
Venus Sextile Uranus
Venus Square Uranus
Venus Trine Uranus
Venus Sesquiquadrate Uranus
Venus Quincunx Uranus
Venus Opposite Uranus
Venus Parallel Neptune
Venus Conj Neptune
Venus Semi-Sextile Neptune
Venus Semi-Square Neptune
Venus Sextile Neptune
Venus Square Neptune
Venus Trine Neptune
Venus Sesquiquadrate Neptune
Venus Quincunx Neptune
Venus Opposite Neptune

Mars Parallel Jupiter
Mars Conj Jupiter
Mars Semi-Sextile Jupiter
Mars Semi-Square Jupiter
Mars Sextile Jupiter
Mars Square Jupiter
Mars Trine Jupiter
Mars Sesquiquadrate Jupiter
Mars Quincunx Jupiter
Mars Opposite Jupiter
Mars Parallel Saturn
Mars Conj Saturn
Mars Semi-Sextile Saturn
Mars Semi-Square Saturn
Mars Sextile Saturn
Mars Square Saturn
Mars Trine Saturn
Mars Sesquiquadrate Saturn
Mars Quincunx Saturn
Mars Opposite Saturn
Mars Parallel Uranus
Mars Conj Uranus
Mars Semi-Sextile Uranus
Mars Semi-Square Uranus
Mars Sextile Uranus
Mars Square Uranus
Mars Trine Uranus
Mars Sesquiquadrate Uranus
Mars Quincunx Uranus
Mars Opposite Uranus
Mars Parallel Neptune
Mars Conj Neptune
Mars Semi-Sextile Neptune
Mars Semi-Square Neptune
Mars Sextile Neptune
Mars Square Neptune
Mars Trine Neptune
Mars Sesquiquadrate Neptune
Mars Quincunx Neptune
Mars Opposite Neptune

Wiki:

View/Inspect AC’s Reports Database (note that the report text is not editable)

Reports database Icon

Reports Database Table

Reports Database Table

AC’s Report Database also available from Report Settings – see above

Report Settings – access report DB

Now includes None option – don’t show any reports or indicate any reports are available via the Aspect Tables. None overrides all other Report settings. However the Reports database table continues to be available.

Reports – None

How does this work? Using AC’s Reports (for bi-wheels):

When as aspect perfects or is within its assigned orb on a particular date/year it is shown in the Aspect Table. In the example below Al Pacino’s 1966 secondary progressed aspects to the natal chart is shown in the Aspect Table. If an aspect has an associated report a + marker is appended to the aspect record. Long-press this record shows the aspect report. He has an Asc sec. progressed Trine to radical Jupiter aspect in 1966 that has an associated report.

The Al Pacino chart can be opened from your Provided Charts if you wish to follow the following instructions to get the exact same results.

1. Select bi-wheel, and Secondary Progression. Scroll Quick Year to 1966.

Initial Start for Reports

2. Tap the Aspects Icon button for the Aspect Table. After the aspect table is populated note the + marker. This indicates an AC aspect report is available for that particular aspect. Note that for modern aspect interpretations the + marker is currently not shown.

Selecting the Aspect Table

3. Long-press the record with the + marker. This invokes the following view – Report for Aspect.

Al Pacino report for ASC trine Jupiter 1966

See also:

Viewing a Report – animated GIF

View a Report

Reports/Analysis Settings – more details

Report Settings menu item

Report Settings

Now includes None option – don’t show any reports or indicate any reports are available via the Aspect Tables. None overrides all other Report settings. However the Reports database table continues to be available.

Reports – None

More

Reports – Chart Name and Aspect

Strength And Debility Settings

Strength And Debility – colour coded

Strength And Debility Analysis by AC

A basic analysis of the radix aspect and the progressed or directed aspect is made by AC using some of the scoring values listed by Schoener’s Table to Examine the Strength & Debility of Each Planet. Once this has been done a graphical display shows the scores. This may allow you to take a more-informed view of the progressed or directed aspect’s meaning/outcome.

For instance, assume the radix has a Sun/Leo/1st house trine to Jupiter/Sagittarius/5th House aspect and the Sun’s progressed aspect is a square to radical Jupiter. The analysis from Lilly etc, may be far too negative for this progressed aspect if we are aware that the radix positions are so favourable. It is hoped that AC’s algorithm will help in providing a more accurate assessment of the progressed or directed aspect by showing a +ve or -ve graphical score, see screenshot below.

To clarify: the graphical display show AC’s analysis of the aspect, a positive score. The textual report is Lilly’s analysis of the aspect which is negaive. Note the difference.

Note that, in this case (Sun/Leo/1st house trine to Jupiter/Sagittarius/5th House aspect), it is useful to see how a Sun trine Jupiter aspect is analysed as this might be more appropriate. To do this inspect the Reports Database.

Report For Square aspect

Here’s AC’s rules for calculating the strength and debility of an aspect:

• Fortune: Venus, Jupiter
• Infortune: Mars, Saturn

1. House positions apply to both radix planets/points. eg in 1st house or 12th house
2. Dignities and debilities (planets only) apply to both radix positions, plus dignity or debility of applying progressed planet/point. Includes terms and triplicities.
3. Infortune, Fortune – applying progressed planet/point to radix planet, eg application to a fortune by trine, application to an infortune by a square

Here’s two example calculations  – Sun progressed to radix positions.

Progressed Aspect: Sun Square Jupiter  (Sun in Leo in the 1st house, Jupiter in Sag. in the 5th house in trine aspect natally – Placidus cusps. Sun progressed to 2nd house, square to Jupiter in the radix.)

Natal chart Sun trine Jupiter

Progressed chart Sun square Jupiter

• House Positions: (radix only)

Sun in 1st house = 5 points; Jupiter in 5th house = 3 points

total: 8 points

•  Points for radix positions: Dignities and debilities 

Sun/Leo – domicile ruler 5 points

Jupiter/Sag – domicile ruler, trip (Lilly)  8 points  (domicile = 5, trip = 3)

total: 13 points

• Points for Progressed Sun square radical Jupiter: dignity or debility of applying progressed planet/point

Sun/Virgo.  Peregrine  -5 points

• Application to a fortune (by sextile or Trine)/infortune(by Square or Opposition)

Sun = 0 points  ( Sun square Jupiter)

Total points: 8 points + 13 points  – 5 points + 0 points

Total = 16

Natal Dignities and Debilities table for Sun Trine Jupiter (see above)

Reports example Sun trine Jupiter natal dignities and debilities

Progressed Aspect (2nd example): Sun Conj Mars  (Sun in Leo in 1st house, Mars in 3rd house in Libra in sextile aspect natally )

House positions not calculated.

Points for radix positions:

Sun/Leo – ruler 5 points

Mars/Libra: Detriment -4 points

1 point

Points for Progressed Aspect Sun Conjunct Mars

Sun/Libra, Fall -4 points

Bodily conjunction with an Infortune, -5 points

Total points – 8

Aspect Table showing an aspect record that has an associated report/analysis

Aspect Table showing aspect that has a report available. A + appended to the aspect record indicates an associated report.

Report – Dark Mode

Report – Dark Mode. The Score is shown in released version

Effect of Directions (Lilly, from CA), tap top left Info button

Effects of Directions

Report with text for Aspect

Full Landscape – long press over aspect grid to view/invoke Aspect table

Full Landscape Aspect Table Reports View

Report Dark Mode – Long Press

Report Dark Mode – long press. The Score is shown in released version

Lilly and Partridge

Lilly and Partridge

Report for Aspect Sun Conj Mars – Sun Libra, Mars Libra

Report for Aspect Sun Conj Mars – for calculated listing tap bottom right icon

Calculations Listed

Calculations Listed

Calculation of MC progressed conj natal Venus

MC conj Venus – Report

MC conj Venus #1 Report

Scroll to see more of the calculations for the aspect score

MC conj Venus #1a Report – view scrolled

Christian Astrology facsimile copy published by Regulus, 1985 – a picture of the opening pages and editions page. A picture taken 4th June 2021 on my iPhone.

Christian Astrology

Single-wheel. Inter and reception settings not for iPhone.

Aspect table annotated, quick view

IPhone

iPhone Aspects Table

Var = variable orb, as used for Natal charts and single wheel charts.

TVar  = variable orb, as used for Natal charts and Horary charts when Traditional Planetary Orbs are used.

Bi-wheel

Aspect Table bi-wheel

iPhone

iPhone Aspects Table, bi-wheel

Var indicator

Aspect Table with Var displayed

Aspect orb indicator – bi-wheel

Antiscia Aspects showing an orb of four degrees

Tap a record – Bi-Wheel

Show the aspect in the Chart. Aspects to cusps are not shown apart from aspects to the Asc/MC if selected from the Aspect Line Selection settings.

Tap an Aspect Table record – bi-wheel

Aspect Table, aspect filter – selection, and choice of type of aspect (Antiscia, Midpoint)

Aspect Table. Filtered Aspects. Not iPhone.

Aspect Table with new functions

See:

A new choice for Aspect Table: Trad. + Outers

Trad. = Traditional aspects/points to Asc, MC., traditional planets. Parts eg Part of Fortune. North Node.

Trad. + Outers = Traditional aspects to Asc, MC, traditional planets plus Uranus, Neptune, Pluto, Plus cusps if selected from Cusps Aspect Settings, Parts eg Part of Fortune. North Node. Chiron. Plus all aspects if selected from Cusps Aspect Settings. Aspects to cusp are always traditional.

Traditional planets: Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn.

Traditional aspects: conjunction (0 degrees), sextile (60 degrees), square (90 degrees) , trine (120 degrees) and opposition (180 degrees)

Outers: Uranus, Neptune, Pluto. Plus Chiron

Note: Displayed planets and points in the chart are governed by selected planets from Displayed Planets (see screenshot below) settings, similarly with displayed aspects.

Aspects to Cusp Houses: 

2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 9, 11, 12. Aspect table format: c2, c3, etc. See screenshot above.

Aspects to 7th, 4th handled as aspects to Asc and MC.

Default Settings for planets/points and aspects

Settings – new menu selection and Cusps Aspects

Cusp Aspects and Aspect Table Settings

Cusp Aspect Orbs:

Set the aspect Orb for house cusps here – single wheel only.

Aspect Cusp and Aspect Table Settings

Start with (Aspect Table)

Tapping the Aspect Table icon invokes the Aspect Table. This setting determines which aspects are initially shown.

Note that full landscape view #10 has its own settings for its long-press aspect table.

Note that the Horary setting overrides the settings here. If the chart is a Horary chart.

Exact aspects