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CAC: See Combined Alignment Chart.

Calculated Points: These are points in space that are computed, but that contain no actual planet or asteroid. Some examples would be the Ascendant and the Midheaven.

Captive: The Passive Person in a Captivation. See Trapper, Captivation, Clashes and Captivations in Magi Astrology.

Captivation: Created in a CAC by a linkage from one person's Saturn, Saturn-Chiron midpoint, or Saturn-Jupiter midpoint to the other person's Sun, Moon (if exact birth time is known), Earth, Venus, Jupiter, Neptune, or Chiron. Indicates an imbalance of power unless there is Saturn Balance. See Linkage, Captive, Trapper, Saturn Balance, Clashes and Captivations in Magi Astrology.

Celebrity Examples: People often ask why the Magi Society uses celebrity examples of our principles, explaining that they have no interest in the the lives of the famous. We could easily choose examples from among our families, friends, and clients, but then there would be no way for the public to verify birth data or life stories to corroborate our claims. Obviously, most or at least many celebrities are not totally representative of the average person. However, the birth data and lives of the famous, rightly or wrongly, are in the public domain and their experiences are widely known- therefore clearly illustrating the validity of our principles.

Celestial Equator: The imaginary circle created by projecting the Earth's equator onto the backdrop of the sky.

Central Planetary Geometry: The most powerful piece of Planetary Geometry in a chart.

Chiron: A planetoid that orbits the Sun between Saturn and Uranus which was discovered in 1977. Magi Society research has proven Chiron to have the most profound astrological significance.

Chiron Aspect: An aspect that is formed by Chiron and another planet. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Chiron Clashes, Rule of Excessive: When a couple form too many Chiron Clashes, their relationship will be turbulent and will most likely end in Heartbreak. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Chiron Linkage: A linkage formed by one person’s Chiron to any natal planet of another person. When the other planet is Saturn, however, the linkage is referred to as a Saturn Linkage. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Chiron vs. Juno Rules:

1. Any Chiron Linkage formed between the two persons increases the chances of marriage between two persons, except the Chiron/Juno linkage.

2. Any Juno linkage formed between two persons reduces the chances of marriage between the two persons, except the Chiron/Juno Linkage.

3. The Chiron/Juno linkage neither increases nor decreases the chances of marriage; it does however greatly increase the chances of a long-term intimate relationship between two heterosexual persons (it does not increase the chances of a long-term intimate relationship between same-sex couples). 

Cinderella Aspect: A Chiron enhancement to the Sun, Venus, Jupiter, Neptune, Pluto, or Earth. A Chiron enhancement of the Moon is also a Cinderella aspect if the exact birth time is known. Natal Cinderella aspects are seen in the chart of people who have "Cinderella" moments in their romantic lives and/or career- times when they "miraculously" fall into something wonderful. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Cinderella Calendar: Plan ahead! See your year at a glance. Cinderella Calendars let you see your own cycles to help you choose important dates to maximize your success and avoid heartbreak or failure. You'll see windows of opportunity when you can advance your dreams, and when to take utmost care to be at your best to avoid disaster. Your Cinderella Calendar includes: 1. Cinderella Transits- the best times to meet new people, to sell yourself and your ideas, and the times when you can meet and marry your soulmate, 2. Blackout Cycles (Heartbreak Transits)- the worst times to meet anyone or do anything new- new relationships and new ventures begun during this time inevitably lead to failure and/or heartbreak. Concurrent multiple Cinderella Transits are the times you are most likely to meet your soulmate! See Cinderella Transit, Golden Calendar, See example of Cinderella Calendar, Order your personalized Cinderella Calendar

Cinderella Linkage: A linkage between charts in any dimension from Chiron in one chart to the Sun, Moon (if exact birth time is known), Earth, Venus, Jupiter, Neptune or Pluto of another chart. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Cinderella Time: See Cinderella Transits.

Cinderella Transits: An enhancement transit by Chiron to natal Sun, Moon (if exact birth time is known), Earth, Venus, Jupiter, Neptune or Pluto. Cinderella transits are also formed by enhancement transits by the Sun, Venus, Jupiter, Neptune or Pluto to natal Chiron. Magi Society research has proven that Cinderella transits are the times when we can meet and marry our soulmate. See Enhancement, See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Clash: An aspect between the planets of any two charts that is 90° or 180°. Clashes are also formed by contra-parallel, contra-latitude and quincunx aspects, if one of the two planets is Saturn. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology Clashes and Captivations in Magi Astrology.

Clash Angle: See Clash, Clashes and Captivations in Magi Astrology.

Classic Schism: One of several inter-aspects that prevent two people from having similar outlooks or mutual destinies. These inter-aspects create enormous tension and friction. See Inter-aspect, Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology, Clashes and Captivations in Magi Astrology.

Combined Alignment Chart: A single Magi Astrochart used for comparison and analysis that combines the planets of two charts and displays all inter-aspects between the charts. Synastry. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Combined Planetary Geometry: (Also called Combined Geometry). The Planetary Geometry that is created by overlaying some or all the planets from one chart on top of some or all of the planets of another chart in a CAC. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Combined Super-Aspects: Super Aspects that are created by linkages between two charts. See Super Aspects.

Combined Symmetry: Symmetrical geometric pattern that is formed by the planets of two charts. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Combined Planetary Symbolism: The meaning of a pattern of two or more planets which combines the meanings of the planets with the meaning of the pattern.

Companionship Chart: The astrological chart of the date, place and time that two people first meet in person.

Complex Planetary Geometry: Planetary Geometry that is formed by more than two planets. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Configuration: A pattern created by three or more planets.

Conjunction: A 0° aspect of two or more planets in the geocentric or heliocentric longitudes. A conjunction is a pure enhancement aspect and is very beneficial. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Conjuncted Trine: A strong and highly beneficial pattern formed by a conjunction of two planets which trine a third planet. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Contra-Latitude: A Contra-Parallel aspect in the heliocentric dimension. See Contra-Parallel. This is considered to be an enhancement aspect unless Saturn is one of the planets, in which case it is a clash. This particular aspect is especially significant since its midpoint is parallel the Earth. This means that in a natal chart, the symbolism of the Contra-Latitude is applicable in the native's relationship to all people on Earth. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Contra-Parallel: An aspect in the geocentric declinations between two planets in the same degree of declinations, but which are on different sides of the celestial equator, i.e. one planet is north, the other is the same degree south. This is considered to be an enhancement aspect unless Saturn is one of the planets, in which case it is a clash. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Cumulative Effect: When two aspects in any dimension are comprised of the same two planets, but one or both of the aspects are slightly wider than the Magi Orb, then the two aspects together still have more power than either one alone. Similar to but less powerful than true Bi-Level or Trans-dimensional Aspects. See Bi-Level Aspect, Trans-dimensional Aspect, Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Cupid Linkage: A linkage formed by one person’s Venus and the other person’s Sun. Can create love at first sight but is not enough to sustain love without Chiron Linkages. See Linkage, Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.
 

Deceiving Linkage: A linkage that is wider than the Magi Orb. There can be just enough influence to make it seem like the linkage works, when in fact, the orb is just not tight enough to create the necessary power. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Decimal Format: Magi Astrology describes planetary degree positions in decimal format rather than the degree and minute format used by traditional astrology. Example: a planet shown at 22.5° in a Magi Astrochart would be the same as a planet shown at 22° 30' in a traditional chart.

Declinational Bias: A term in Magi Astrology referring to the astrological phenomenon by which planets always move more slowly through the extreme north and south degrees of declinations, thus increasing the likelihood of creating aspects with each other. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Declinations: The vertical locations of the planets in the geocentric dimension. The declination of a planet is the distance, in degrees, north or south of the Celestial Equator.

Degraded Aspect: Any aspect in which an important Saturn midpoint is in very close aspect with both planets of a two (or more) planet aspect. Degraded Aspects have the ability to be especially toxic and destabilizing. See Aspect, Important Saturn Midpoints, Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Degraded Sexual Aspect: A Degraded Sexual Aspect is any aspect in which an important Saturn midpoint is in very close aspect with both planets of a natal Sexual Aspect. See More about Degraded Sexual Aspects, Aspect, Important Saturn Midpoints, Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology, Sexuality in Magi Astrology.

Deks: abbreviation for Declinations.

Dimension: The four dimensions of Magi Astrology are the Geocentric Longitudes, the Geocentric Declinations, the Heliocentric Longitudes, and the Heliocentric Latitudes. Magi research has proven that all four dimensions carry equal weight in all types of chart interpretation. See Four Dimensions of Magi Astrology.

Distance Orb: Measuring by degrees to an aspect's exactness rather than by time to exact. See Time Orb, Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Distance Relationship Chart: The chart of the day and time that two people "met" for the first time via internet or telephone prior to a face-to-face meeting.

Divorce Chart: The astrological chart of the day a divorce is legally recorded. See Relationship Chart.

Double Direct Aspect: An aspect between two planets both of which are both in direct motion. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Double Linkage: This occurs in a CAC when the charts have two linkages made of the same combination of planets in any dimension. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Double Retrograde Aspect: An aspect between two planets in which both planets are in retrograde motion. Enhancement Double Retrograde Aspects are the most beneficial type of enhancements. Turbulent Double Retrograde Aspects are the worst type of turbulent aspects. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Dragons and Dragon Points: Complex Planetary Geometry of 3 or more planets. Dragons start with two planets forming a quincunx aspect. Dragon Points are then located at the 60°, 90°, 120°, and 150° points moving around the long side of the wheel in either direction. When a third planet is found on any of these Dragon Points, a Dragon is formed. One caveat is that the third planet may be within a 1° wider orb than the orb made by of the original quincunx aspect. This actually can allow a slightly wider orb for the third planet than is usual in Magi Astrology.

A Dragon may be formed in a CAC with a natal quincunx in one chart, and with a Dragon Point occupied by a planet from the other person. A transiting Dragon may be formed with a one transiting planet forming a quincunx with a natal planet, and a second transiting planet occupying a Dragon Point.

A dragon can contain a Yod, but can also contain a Mystical Triangle. Romantic Dragons are comprised of Romance planets and Sexual Dragons are comprised of Sexual planets. See Romance Planets, Sexual Planets, Dragonize, Sexual Dragon, Romantic Dragon, Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Dragonize: When an existing natal or transiting aspect is joined by a third planet to create a Dragon.

Dragonized Clash: When Saturn and/or a Saturn midpoint is the third point which creates a Dragon. These are especially severe clashes. If a Heartbreak or Nuclear Clash is part of the Dragon, the severity is exacerbated even further.

Dynamic: When all the planets of a pattern match degrees with each other.

Dynamic Symmetrical Pattern: A symmetrical dynamic pattern.
 

Earth-Moon Complex: Also called Earth. In Magi Astrology the Earth in the heliocentric chart is considered to actually be the Earth-Moon Complex. From the distant perspective of the Sun looking toward the Earth, there is little to no differentiation between the placement of the Earth and the placement of the Moon. In interpretations, the Earth-Moon Complex is very similar to the Sun. However, aspects to the Earth–Moon Complex are more powerful than aspects to the Sun because the Earth-Moon Complex is really two planets combined. Also, due to the lunar influence, the Earth-Moon complex has a slightly more emotional component. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Eclipse: When any two planets are both conjunct in longitude and parallel in declination in the geocentric chart. In helio, an eclipse is formed by a conjunction in longitude and a parallel in latitude. An eclipse is considered to be a major influence in a chart. In traditional astrology this term is known as an occultation, and it is also known as a Planetary Eclipse. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Ecliptic: The apparent path of the Sun in the sky as viewed from Earth.

Electional Astrology:  The use of Astrology to elect/select an auspicious day to begin a new endeavor. Electional Astrology is used to select the best days for new meetings, weddings, business incorporation, product launches, large financial transactions, investments etc… Much research has proven beyond a doubt that the day a new relationship or endeavor is begun has great or even nearly-ultimate influence over the success or failure of the venture. The principles of Electional Astrology have been honed to a fine art in Magi Astrology. See also Event Chart, Natalization.

Employment Chart: A chart of the first day on a new job. This is a crucial chart for employee satisfaction and success. Magi Astrologers are often consulted for their Electional services to choose the most favorable date possible to begin a new job.

Engagement Chart: The astrological chart of the day a couple becomes engaged. See Relationship Chart.

Enhancement: A Magi Astrology term referring to favorable aspect angles. Includes the Conjunction, Trine, and Parallel. The Quincunx, Contra-parallel, and Contra-latitude are also enhancements if the aspect does not include Saturn. See also Pure Enhancement, Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Enhancement Aspect: See Enhancement.

Enhancement by Extreme Declination: The increase in the power of a planet seen when it is located at very extreme degrees of declination based on its individual orbit. See also Exdek.

Enhancement Dominance: In favorable Planetary Geometry, the rule of Enhancement Dominance holds that most of the time, Enhancement angles in the Geometry will reverse negative symbolisms of any Clash angle in the same Geometry, making them positive. See Planetary Geometry.

Equal Degree Aspect: Refers to any 30° aspect between two planets.

Event Chart: A chart of the date, place and time something significant is initiated. Event Charts can include charts of wedding dates, incorporation dates, founding dates of countries or currencies, dates when you first meet a new person, book, movie or product launch dates, employment dates, dates of opening bank or brokerage accounts, etc.

Exact: When two or more planets which form an aspect are located in the very same degree and fraction of a degree in the longitudes, declinations or latitudes, they are said to be exact. The more exact an aspect, the more rare and powerful it is. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Exdek: Short for enhancement by extreme declination. See above.
 

Faithful*: People with a natal linkage between any 2 of these planets: Venus, Vesta, or Jupiter. See The Faithful in Love.

Fallout: The residual influence of an unfavorable transit or progression which can exist for a short time after the exact transit or progression has peaked and begun to separate. This often correlates to dealing with the consequences of unwise actions set into motion during the unfavorable transit or progression.

Fibonacci: Classic mathematical sequence of ratios. See Astro Fibonnaci.

Financial Aspect: An aspect formed by two financial planets. See Financial Planets, See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Financial Planets: Venus, Chiron, Neptune, Pluto and Juno.

Financial Linkage: A linkage formed between two financial planets in a CAC.

Fluctuating Relationship: Created by inter-aspects between Uranus and Venus or Chiron in a CAC, fluctuating relationships can ebb and flow over time. The Uranus person is usually seen by the Venus or Chiron person as being the person who blows hot and cold as their interest in the relationship waxes and wanes. This phenomenon can be worrisome at times, but can be present even in a strong soulmate relationship- understanding is the key. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Flying Eagle: A planetary geometric pattern composed of 4 or more planets forming a parallelogram with 2 trines on sides, 1 square at base, 2 quincunxes inside, and a semi-sextile at the top. A rare and powerful pattern containing 2 Mystical Triangles working together. The native or relationship can really soar in the areas indicated by the symbolisms of the planets involved. See Planetary Geometry, Mystical Triangle, Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology, Planetary Symbolisms in Magi Astrology.

Focal Planet: A planet that appears twice or more in the first six Magi Quads (ordered in Magi Sequence) of that day. There can be different Focal Planets in the various dimensions of Magi Astrology (geocentric longitudes, geocentric declinations, heliocentric longitudes, and heliocentric latitudes). The symbolisms of the Focal Planet(s) help to determine the potential areas success for the native. See Magi Quads, Magi Sequence, Four Dimensions of Magi Astrology, Planetary Symbolisms in Magi Astrology.

Focus: the most important Planetary Geometry of a birth chart.

Focus Aspect: The most exact aspect in a chart, and often the most important. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Focus Alignment: Three or more planets, all in aspect to one another (planetary geometry or synchronization), possessing the most exact combined distance orb in the chart. The strongest alignments include symmetrical geometry or are planetary synchronizations that include largest number of planets and/or number of enhancement aspects. Often the Focus Aspect is found in the Focus Alignment. The Focus Alignment is the Central Planetary Geometry of the chart and is the most powerful configuration in the chart. See Focus Aspect, Central Planetary Geometry, and Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Focus Double Transit:  This occurs when a person has a transit to a natal planet, and also a transit by the same planet. The common planet in both transits is called the Focus Planet. The symbolisms of this planet are likely to be the focus of the native's life while the two transits are applying. See Focus Planet and Planetary Symbolisms in Magi Astrology.

Focus Planet: The common planet in two applying transits in which this planet is the natal planet in one transit and the transiting planet in the other transit. See Focus Double Transit.

Focus Progressed Super Transits: When both planets that form the Focus Aspect of a natal chart receive Progressed Transits by the same progressed planet. Usually the dominant influence while applying. See Progressed Transits, Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Focus Transit: Both planets within a natal aspect are transited by the same planet, or two transiting planets which aspect one another are both transiting the same natal planet. Highly powerful transit. See Transit.

Focused Super Transits: When both planets of the Focus Aspect of a natal chart are transited by the same planet. See Focus Aspect.

Fortress: Planetary geometrical pattern composed of a minimum of 4 planets which form any rectangle with two parallel sides.  Invincible Fortress A rectangle with 2 parallel sides, with a third side a trine. Mighty Fortress: Fortress with sextiles for 2 sides. See Planetary Geometry.

Fountain-of-Youth Aspect: Discovered in Magi Society research, a natal Sun/Neptune enhancement gives the native both a youthful appearance and longevity. See Enhancement, Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Four Dimensions of Magi Astrology: Each of these has been proven to be critical to correct chart analysis by Magi research: the Geocentric Longitudes, the Geocentric Declinations, the Heliocentric Longitudes, and the Heliocentric Latitudes.

Four Strongest Pluto Enhancements: In Magi Astrology, this refers to the four most beneficial planetary enhancements to Pluto: those from Sun, Venus, Jupiter, and Uranus. See Enhancement, Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology, Planetary Symbolisms in Magi Astrology

Fraternal Symbolisms: Planetary symbolisms which are similar in meaning. See Planetary Symbolisms in Magi Astrology.

Free Will Universe*: Nothing is fated. The stars may incline us in a direction, but they cannot compel us. The stars cannot dictate the choices we make or the choices anyone else makes. The actions we take are always our choice, whether we realize that or not. We are always allowed Free Will, and we are responsible for the choices we make with it.
 

Geo: abbreviation for Geocentric.

Geocentric: Charts drawn as viewed from Earth. Earth-centered.

Glyphs: Symbols which represent planets.

Golden Calendar: Plan ahead! See your year at a glance. Golden Calendars let you see your own cycles to help you choose important dates to maximize your success and avoid heartbreak or failure. You'll see windows of opportunity when you can advance your dreams, and when to take utmost care to be at your best to avoid disaster. Your Golden Calendar includes: 1. Golden Transits: The best times to meet new people, to start a new venture or job, or to launch a product for maximum profitability. 2. Silver Transits: Similar to Golden cycles but only one-half as strong. 3. Cinderella Transits: the best times to meet new people, to sell yourself and your ideas, and if single, the times when you can meet and marry your soulmate. 4. Blackout Cycles (Heartbreak Transits): the worst times to meet anyone or do anything new- new relationships and new ventures begun during this time inevitably lead to failure or heartbreak. Concurrent multiple Golden, Silver and Cinderella cycles are your most winning days! See Golden Transits, Cinderella Calendar, See example of Golden Calendar,  Order your personalized Golden Calendar

Golden Linkage: The CAC linkages which create the most joint financial success. They are: Jupiter-Pluto, Jupiter-Chiron, Pluto-Chiron, Venus-Chiron, and Pluto-Venus. See Linkage, CAC, Silver Linkage.

Golden Rectangle: A planetary geometric configuration composed of 4 or more planets which create a rectangle formed by 2 trines and 2 sextiles. One type of Fortress. Very beneficial.

Golden Transits: The transits which bring the most financial success. They are any transiting-to-natal combination of these planetary pairs: Jupiter-Pluto, Jupiter-Chiron, Pluto-Chiron, Venus-Chiron, Pluto-Venus, and Pluto-Neptune. Additional Golden Transits are: Chiron to natal Sun, Earth or Ceres, Neptune to natal Venus, Jupiter to natal Juno, and Ceres to natal Sun, Earth or Venus. See Transit, Silver Transits.

Grand Cross: A configuration of 4 or more planets in which all 4 planets are at right angles to one another, creating 2 oppositions and 4 squares. See Opposition, Square.

Grand Sextile: A planetary geometric pattern of 4 or more planets forming a parallelogram shape with an opposition on one side and creating three sextiles. One type of Mighty Fortress.

Grand Trine: A planetary geometrical pattern composed of 3 or more planets which form an equilateral triangle with 3 trines. One type of Spearhead. Very blessed.
 

Hailstorm Transit: Clash transit to a natal financial planet, imperiling career and financial affairs while applying. See Magi Planets, Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology

Heartbreak Clash: A Saturn-Chiron clash or a clash from the Saturn-Chiron midpoint to Chiron in a CAC. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology

Heartbreak Day: A day in which there is one of the following Heartbreak aspects in the sky: Saturn clash with Chiron or a Saturn-Chiron midpoint clash with Chiron or Sun.

Heartbreak Midpoint: The Saturn-Chiron midpoint. See Midpoint.

Heartbreak Transit: Clash transit from Saturn to natal Chiron, or clash transit from the Saturn/Chiron midpoint to Sun or Chiron. A time when we are viewed in our worst possible light, and we are in danger of making devastating mistakes.

Heartbreak Transit, Ultimate: When Saturn is within 1.5 degrees of Stationary in a clash transit to Chiron, the greatly-slowed motion of Saturn prolongs the Heartbreak Transit.

Helio: abbreviation for Heliocentric.

Heliocentric: Charts drawn as viewed from the Sun. Sun-centered.

High Balance: The day on which a planet is most exactly conjunct a mid-degree point of two other planets in a natal chart. Gives special talents to the native.

Historic Aspect: An aspect that occurs in the chart of an event. Interpreted differently than a Natal Aspect. See Natal Aspect, Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.
 

Important Saturn Midpoints: Saturn-Chiron, Saturn-Jupiter, Saturn-Mars, Saturn- Neptune, Saturn-Pluto, Saturn-Sedna. See Midpoint, Degraded Aspect.

Impossible Dream Clash: A Clash between Venus and Chiron in a CAC which creates attraction but ultimate disappointment. See CAC.

Inter-aspect: An aspect in a CAC. See Combined Alignment Chart,  Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Inter-aspect Non-Cancellation, Rule of: A fundamental principle of Magi Astrology which states that no aspect "cancels out" another aspect in a CAC. All aspects are felt in a relationship. Also known as the Principle of Non-Cancellation.

Interconnected Magi Quads: Three interconnected aspect pairs of planets formed by a minimum of 6 planets- each pair of planets forms a Magi Quad with each other pair. An extremely powerful form of Planetary Geometry. The most powerful Interconnected Magi Quads occur when 3 pairs of planets share similar aspects, such as 3 conjunctions, 3 parallels, or 3 sextiles. Less powerful IM/Q's occur when 3 pairs of planets are within orb of the same number of degrees apart, but are not in aspect. See Planetary Geometry, Magi Quad.

Invincible Fortress: A planetary geometric pattern of 4 or more planets which form a rectangle with 2 parallel sides, with a third side a trine. See Fortress.

Invincible Spearhead: A planetary geometric pattern of 6 or more planets which form a Grand Trine and a Yod, with the apex of the Yod conjunct one point of the Grand Trine. The 6th planet is opposite the apex, forming the shaft of the spear. A rare and powerful pattern which gives near-invincible strength. See Grand Trine, Yod, Spearhead.

Iron Butterfly: A planetary geometric pattern of 4 or more planets which form a parallelogram with 2 squares on sides, 1 trine at base, 2 quincunxes inside, and a sextile at top. Immovable determination coupled with the agility of a butterfly. See Square, Trine, Quincunx, Sextile.
 

Juno Linkages, Rule of Excessive: Too many Juno Linkages in a couple's CAC can indicate that the pair are not soulmates and that their relationship is built on illusion. See Sexuality in Magi Astrology.

Juno Relationships: When Juno inter-aspects outnumber Chiron inter-aspects in a CAC it can indicate that sex is the main focus of the relationship, even though the pair may believe for a time that they are in love. Such relationships seldom last unless there are linkages with Chiron or Neptune.

Juno Sexual Linkage: Linkages formed between Juno a Sexual Planet (Venus, Mars or Pluto) or between Juno and a Romance Planet (Venus, Neptune or Chiron) in a CAC. A Juno Sexual Linkage is perhaps more likely than any other sexual linkage to compel a couple to act on their attraction. Juno Sexual Linkages always burn out if a couple marries. See Sexuality in Magi Astrology.

Jupiter-Pluto Aspected Magi Quad: An Aspected Magi Quad where the conjunction or parallel is comprised of Jupiter and Pluto; this is the most powerful Aspected Magi Quad. If the aspect of an M/Q is a conjunction of 2 other planets, say Sun and Venus, we could call the M/Q a Sun-Venus Aspected M/Q. 

Jupiter-Pluto Magi Quad: An M/Q where one of the pairings is Jupiter + Pluto. This is the most powerful pairing, and therefore also forms the most powerful standard Magi Quads.
 

Latitude: The vertical locations of the planets in the heliocentric dimension. The latitude of a planet is the distance, in degrees, north or south of the ecliptic. See Heliocentric.

Lifetime Linkage: A Chiron-Neptune Linkage in a CAC. See CAC.

Lifetime Sexual Linkage: A Juno-Chiron linkage in a CAC. See CAC, Linkage, Lust Bond, Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology..

Link: To form a linkage.

Linkage: An inter-aspect that is formed by a conjunction, trine or parallel. May also be formed by a quincunx, contra-parallel or contra-latitude IF neither planet is Saturn. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Linked Persons: Two persons who form a linkage.

Longitudes: The commonly used dimension of astrology- the locations of the planets horizontally around the zodiac wheel.

Longitudinal Synchronization: Planetary synchronization in the geocentric or heliocentric longitudes.

Looped Transit: When a transiting planet makes an exact conjunction with a natal planet in direct motion, goes retrograde and makes exact conjunction again, then resumes direct motion and becomes exact a third time- essentially making a loop around the natal planet. Could also loop the natal planet retrograde, direct, retrograde. The tighter the orb between the natal planet and the outer edge of the loop, the more powerful this transit is.

Love Chart: The astrological chart of the first time two people make love. See Relationship Chart.

Lust Bond: More than one Juno Sexual Linkage between two people in their CAC creates a Lust Bond. Juno Sexual Linkages are formed when one person's Juno links to one of the other person's Sexual Planets (Venus, Mars, Pluto, Juno) or Romance Planets (Venus, Neptune, Chiron). Lust bonds are mutual and not Captivations. See Romance Planets, Sexual Planets, Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology, Sexuality in Magi Astrology.

Lust-Hate Clash: A Mars-Chiron clash in a CAC. This clash creates a high degree of sexual attraction, but also incompatibility and antagonism. See Clash, CAC, Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.
 

Magi AstroChart: A chart generated by Magi Society software illustrating planetary positions in Geocentric Longitudes and Declinations, or Heliocentric Longitudes and Latitudes.

Magi Astrologer Certification Program: The Magi Society offers a free certification program to their members. As students progress in their skills through the program, they can earn the following designations in ascending order of achievement:

Level I:   Magi Instructor
Level II:  Certified Assistant Magi Astrologer
Level III: Certified Associate Magi Astrologer

Level IV: Certified Magi Astrologer

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Magi Astrology: A research-based system of astrology developed by the Magi Society.

Magi Astrology Law of Symmetrical Enhancement: When 3 or more planets form a symmetrical pattern, then the planets exert a positive influence on one another unless 90 degree angles are formed, such as in a T-Square. See T-Square,  Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology

Magi Dek Quad: A Declinational Magi Quad.

Magi Orbs: The allowable orbs for aspects in Magi Astrology are 3° in the geocentric and heliocentric longitudes, 1.2° in the declinations, and 0.3° in the helio latitudes. See Longitudes, Declinations, Latitude, Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology..

Magi Pyramid: A term in Magi Astrology referring to the condition where in the declinations, at least 3 planets are each in aspect to one another. This usually occurs when 3 planets are all parallel to each other, but it is possible for it to occur when 1 planet is contra-parallel to 2 planets, which are, in turn, parallel to each other. To qualify for being a Magi Pyramid, the aligning planets can be any combinations of Sun, Venus, Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto, or Chiron. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Magi Pyramid Quad: In the longitudes, this is a Magi Quad composed of 4 planets, which has a pairing that is a conjunction; this results in the formation of an equilateral triangle with a conjunction of 2 planets at the apex. In the declinations, a Magi Pyramid Quad has a parallel of 2 planets rather than a conjunction; the midpoint of the other pairing is parallel to both planets that form the parallel.

Magi Quad: A Magi Quad is a Multiple-Planet Aspect comprised of 4 planets. In the longitudes, it exists wherever 4 planets are aligned in such a way that they form a symmetrical pattern such that at least 2 of the 4 sides are parallel to each other. In the declinations, a Magi Quad exists whenever 2 pairs of planets are an equal number of degrees apart; for example, if a pair of planets is 2 degrees apart, and another pair of planets is also 2 degrees apart, the 4 planets will form a Magi Quad. This term can be used to refer to longitudinal and/or declinational Magi Quads. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Magi Quad/Yod: A 5 planet alignment consisting of a Magi Quad with a 5^th planet where this extra planet is located at either the near or far midpoint of the 2 pairings of the M/Q; the 5^th planet is often the key to the symbolism of the entire alignment.

Magi Sequence: A hierarchy sequence of Magi Quads or MDXs, originally created based on Magi Society research. After in-depth research into the birth charts of over 20,000 successful individuals, and another 10,000 average persons, the Magi Society discovered which M/Qs and MDXs were most potent in helping the native achieve success and/or provide special talents and skills. Based on this, the Magi Society created ladder sequences for all possible M/Qs and MDXs. The M/Qs and MDXs that are judged to be most helpful are at the top of the Magi Sequences; the M/Qs and the MDXs that are judged to be the next most helpful are listed next, and so on and so on. For MDX’s, there is a different Magi Sequence depending on the crossing planet. For M/Qs, there is only one Magi Sequence. No single day has all possible M/q/s and MDXs. The actual existing M/Qs and MDXs on any given day are called the Occurring M/Qs and MDXs. And the Occurring Magi Sequence is the sequence of M/Qs and MDXs that actually exist for any day, but is listed according to the order of the correct Magi Sequence. The Magi Ephemeris lists all Multiple-Planet Aspects according to the appropriate Occurring Magi Sequence. All Magi Sequences and Occurring Magi Sequences for each day are copyrighted. The Magi Associates, Inc., has also copyrighted all alternate Magi Sequences which, in its judgment, could be useful to astrologers.

Magi Society: Founded in China in 1625, the Magi Society is now the fastest-growing astrological association in the world, with more than 5,000 members in 32 countries. More information: The Magi Society.

Magi Symbolisms: The research-derived meanings of the planets in Magi Astrology. See Planetary Symbolisms in Magi Astrology

Magi Ten Principles of Love: Magi Society research has identified 10 crucial principles of Love:

1. You are most likely to meet your true love during a time when you are having at least one Cinderella Transit.
2. The more Cinderella Transits you are having at a particular time, the more likely it is that you will meet your true love at that time.
3. If you meet someone for the first time while you are having a Heartbreak Transit, it is likely any relationship with this new person will end up inflicting a heartbreak on you.  This is true even if you are also having any Cinderella Transit(s) at the time.
4. Unless two lovers form at least one Romantic Super Linkage, there is only a small chance the two persons would actually ever marry.  This is true no matter how much they think they are in love. 
5. If two persons form a Heartbreak Clash, there is a high probability that their relationship will result in heartbreak. But heartbreak is not inevitable for the couple – the couple can avoid heartbreak if they marry on a day that is astrologically highly favorable.
6. A Sexual Linkage is not a sign of love; but Sexual Linkages create the illusion of love, especially when two persons are young.  When two persons form a Sexual Linkage, they have to be especially careful in order to not mistake lust for love. 
7. Similarity does not mean compatibility. Linkages are signs of true compatibility between two souls.  The more Linkages any couple forms, the more compatible they are.
8. Incompatibility is not the result of two persons being different.  Clashes are the true signs of incompatibility and stress between two souls. The more Clashes any two persons form, the more incompatible they are and the more stress their relationship will have.
9. When two persons form more Clashes than Linkages, the two souls are not compatible and are not likely to fall in love and stay in love. 
10. No matter how much two persons love each other, and no matter how well their two astrological charts match up, if the two persons get married on a horrible astrological day, their marriage would still be tumultuous and stressful, and probably result in heartbreak.

Magi Triangle: A planetary geometric pattern of a minimum of 3 planets forming any triangle other than a T-Square, for example a Grand Trine or a Mystic Triangle. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Magi Zodiac7 Chart: Charts generated by the Magi Astrology AstroGeometry program which divide the zodiac wheel into 7 parts rather than the traditional 12. This creates a chart with 7 sections of 51.429° each. Magi Society research has discovered that aspects formed in these increments- 51.429°, 102.858° and 154.117°- are extremely powerful. These aspects are called the septile, biseptile, and triseptile in traditional astrology, but have seldom been given much importance.

Magical Angle: Two planets which form a Trine, Conjunction or Parallel.  A Quincunx, Contra-Parallel or Contra-Latitude may also be a Magical Angle unless one planet is Saturn.

MAGIcal Linkage: A linkage between Venus and Chiron in a CAC. This linkage is MAGIc!

Magical Planetary Geometry: Planetary Geometry (usually symmetrical) primarily made up of enhancement angles, such as: Grand Trine, Conjuncted Trine, Yod, Mystic Triangle, Iron Butterfly, and Flying Eagle. The Yod and Mystic Triangle would not qualify as Magical Planetary Geometry if Saturn is present at the Yod apex or at the Square/Quincunx corner of the Mystic Triangle. Magi Society research has discovered that Magical Planetary Geometry is a central key to super-success.

Magical Success Principles: 1. Become partners with someone whose natal chart makes magical planetary geometry with your natal chart.  2. Become partners with someone whose natal chart makes golden linkages with your natal chart.

Magical Time: The time period when an aspect is most powerful- 3 days before and after an aspect is exact.

Malefic: Negative, stressful, harmful planets and points, such as Saturn, the Saturn midpoints, and Sedna. Traditional astrology called Saturn the Greater Malefic, but this was before the discovery of Sedna.

Marriage Breaker Aspect: A Saturn-Chiron clash aspect either in a Wedding Chart, or in a CAC between a person and their Wedding Chart. See Wedding Chart.

Marriage Chart: See Wedding Chart.

Marital Sexual Linkage: A Chiron-Mars linkage in a CAC. See

Match Degrees: Two planets in the same degree of either the same or different signs, or two planets in the same degree which are parallel, contra-parallel, or contra-latitude.

Matching Symbolisms: An important consideration in Planetary Geometry. Planetary Geometry ONLY works the way you want it to when the combined symbolisms of the planets involved are consistent with the endeavor the chart represents. For example, powerful Planetary Geometry composed of business planets would not necessarily support a romantic relationship, and romantic Planetary Geometry would not necessarily support a business endeavor.

Maximum High Balance: The day on which a has the most High Balance alignments compared to the day before and the day after. Gives extraordinary abilities to the native. Usually used in the analysis of the charts of super-athletes.

Maximum Linkage Locations: Points in a natal chart where another person’s planets would make the most linkages to the natal chart in a CAC.

MDQ: Abbreviation for Magi Dek Quad.

MDX: Abbreviation for Midpoint Crossing.

Meeting Chart: The astrological chart of two people's first face-to-face meeting. See Relationship Chart.

Mid-degree: The mathematical average point in degrees between any two planets. The Mid-degree point is then considered to exist in each of the12 signs. This is different from a midpoint- see Midpoint. Used primarily in Maximum High Balance theory.

Midheaven: A calculated point that refers to the highest point in the sky on the exact day,  time and place for which a chart is cast.

Midpoint: Two points which are exactly equidistant in degrees between two planets. The Near Midpoint is the midpoint closest to the two planets. The Far Midpoint is the furthest midpoint from the two planets. The near and far midpoints are always opposite one another. In Magi Astrology the midpoint forming the strongest aspect to another planet is considered most significant.

Midpoint Crossing: A Midpoint Crossing occurs whenever a planet crosses an equal degree angle to the midpoint of any 2 other planets. A Midpoint Crossing refers to an alignment of 3 planets.

Midpoint Equivalence: refers to a law of Magi Astrology. The law states: Every midpoint acts as if it were a planet. All midpoints influence planets and other midpoints under the same rules as planets themselves. All midpoints are influenced by planets and other midpoints under the same rules as planets themselves.

Midpoint Projection: Refers to the two points which are exactly equidistant in degrees between two planets. The Near Midpoint, the midpoint closest to the two planets, "projects" to create the Far Midpoint. The near and far midpoints are always opposite one another. In Magi Astrology the midpoint forming the strongest aspect to another planet is considered most significant.

Mighty Fortress: A planetary geometric pattern of 4 or more planets which form a fortress with sextiles for 2 sides. See Fortress.

MP-Aspect: Abbreviation for Multiple-Planet Aspect.

MQ: Abbreviation for longitudinal Magi Quad.

M/Q: Abbreviation for Magi Quad, and refers collectively to longitudinal and/or declinational Magi Quad.

Mono-Directional Aspect: An aspect in which both planets are moving in the same direction, whether in retrograde or direct motion. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Multiple Planet Aspect: An alignment of 3 or more planets. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Mystical Triangle: A planetary geometrical pattern formed by a minimum of three planets in which one side is a trine, one side is a square and the third side is a quincunx.  See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.
 

Natal Aspect: An Aspect between 2 or more planets in a Natal Chart.

Natal Chart: The astrological chart of the exact day, time and location of a person's birth.

Natalization: The day and time that a new chart is created due to some type of new initiative. A natalization occurs at a first meeting, on the date of a business incorporation, a wedding, the opening of bank or brokerage account, the signing of a mortgage or any type of legal  agreement, the date a product or artistic release, etc. The chart thus created is the astrological chart of the venture, relationship or entity.

Native: The subject of a Natal Chart.

Non-Cancellation, Principle of: A fundamental principle of Magi Astrology which states that no aspect "cancels out" another aspect in a CAC. All aspects are felt in a relationship. Also known as the Rule of Interaspect Non-Cancellation.

One the fundamental principles of Magi Astrology that asserts that every interaspect has an influence and no two interaspects ever cancel each other out. Ever! For example, if two persons have both have a Cinderella Linkage and the Nuclear Clash, their relationship will always be influenced by both of these very powerful interaspects.  They will be romantically attracted to each other and at the same time have a turbulent relationship. There are no exceptions to this rule in the astrology of intimate relationships. Also know as the Rule of Interaspect Non-Cancellation.

Nuclear Clash: A Saturn-Jupiter clash or a clash from the Saturn-Jupiter midpoint to Jupiter in a CAC. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology

Nuclear Heartbreak Clash: A clash of the Saturn-Jupiter midpoint to Chiron in a CAC. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology

Nuclear midpoint: The Saturn-Jupiter midpoint. See Midpoint.

Nuclear Transit: Clash transit of Saturn to natal Jupiter. One of the worst transits, it is characterized by bad judgment and bad luck.

Nuptial Planetary Geometry: Combined Planetary Geometry deemed to be conducive to a marriage, such as: Romantic Super Linkages, Symmetrical Combined Planetary Geometry, Romance Linkages, and Sexual Linkages.
 

Occultation: A traditional astrological term for the eclipse of any two planetary bodies, called a Planetary Eclipse in Magi Astrology.

Occurring Magi Sequence: The sequence of Magi Quads for a given day in order of their power and helpfulness.

Offset:  In the interpretation of Clash Aspects, the symbolisms of the planets forming the aspect are reversed, with the focus on the negative symbolisms. This is always true for two-planet Clash Aspects. When a Clash Aspect is part of favorable Planetary Geometry, Enhancement Dominance prevails about 3/4 of the time. However, if Saturn is part of the Clash Aspect, the negative symbolisms are not reversed but strengthened. Offset is only used in CAC's,  Event Charts and Historic Charts. It is not used in Natal (Birth) Charts. See Turbulent, Aspect, CAC,  Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology. 

Opposition: A180° aspect between 2 or more planets which is typically stressful. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology, Clashes and Captivations in Magi Astrology.

Orb: The distance in degrees from exactness for any planetary aspect. Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology

Outer Range Progression: Progressions whose peak is so far into the future as to be irrelevant- such as a progression which peaks in 500 years.
 

Paired Planets: Two planets forming a Mid-degree point.

Pairing: Refers to any 2 planets of a Magi Quad that interact with each other on a primary level. In the case of longitudes, the pairings are always between 2 planets that form one of the two parallel lines. In the declinations, the pairings are between 2 planets that form the 2 midpoints that are parallel to each other. There are always 2 pairings for each M/Q.

Parallel: Two or more planets at the same degree North or South in the geocentric declinations or heliocentric latitudes within magi orbs. See Geocentric, Heliocentric, Declinations, Latitude, Magi Orbs,  Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology

Passive Person: The non-Saturn Person in a CAC inter-aspect between Saturn and another planet. The Passive Person has less power than the Saturn person unless there is Saturn Balance.

Perpetual Progression: An applying Progression which continues for many years. See Applying, Progression.

Personal Aspect: An aspect that exists in the chart of a person or other living entity. In Magi Astrology, these aspects are interpreted differently than Historic Aspects. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Pivot Planet: A planet located at the Mid-degree of a pair of planets. See High Balance, Paired Planets.

Planet: Any celestial body which is in motion, such as an asteroid, planet, minor planet, or planetoid.

Planetary Alignment: Three or more planets in equal degree aspect to each other. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Planetary Aspect: See Aspect.

Planetary Balance: Whenever a planet is conjunct a Mid-degree point of two other planets. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Planetary Eclipse: Two planets which are both conjunct in longitudes and parallel in declinations or latitudes. Multiplies the effect of the aspect.

Planetary Geometry: A pattern formed by aspect lines drawn between 3 or more planets in aspect to one another, either in a natal or event chart, or a CAC. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Planetary Personality: In Magi Astrology, it is believed that each planet has a unique personality. See Planetary Symbolisms in Magi Astrology

Planetary Symbolisms: The unique meaning of each planet in Magi Astrology. See Planetary Symbolisms in Magi Astrology

Planetary Synchronization: Two or more planets making 30° aspects to one another. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology

Poorhouse Transit: One type of clash transit to a natal financial planet that can create financial peril while applying. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology

Primary Focal Planet: A planet that recurs so often in the first 6 M/Qs of an Occurring Magi Sequence that its importance cannot be ignored and its symbolisms must be given highest priority in an analysis of the birth chart as a whole. There are no strict rules as to when a planet is a Primary focal Planet, but certainly if a planet is a component of each of the first 3 M/Qs of an Occurring Magi sequence, it is a Primary focal Planet. Similarly,  of a planet occurs in 3 of the first  5, or 4 of the first 6 M/Qs of any Occurring Magi Sequence, such a planet is also a Primary Focal Planet. See Planetary Symbolisms in Magi Astrology

Primary Linked Chart: If married, the primary linked chart is the Wedding Chart. The primary linked chart to a business is the CEO or owner's natal chart.

Primary Magi Quad: The most influential and powerful M/Q in an Occurring Magi Sequence; usually the first one.

Progressed Super Transit: A Progressed Transit that is a Super Transit.

Progressed Transits: Are shown in a CAC between your progressed chart at any given time and your natal chart. The applying linkages and clashes in this CAC also define the time period.  See Progressions.

Progressions: The longest and strongest cycles of influence at any given time. In Magi Astrology, the chart for Pure Progressions is calculated by advancing a natal chart one day for each year of time. For example: the chart of the sky 35 days after you were born (looked at alone) is read as the chart of your pure progressions for your 35th year. This chart's applying linkages and clashes define the major stellar influences of the time. In Magi Astrology, the chart for Progressed Transits is a CAC between your progressed chart at any given time and your natal chart. The applying linkages and clashes in this CAC also define the time period.

Both types of Progressions are stronger than Transits and influence on how you experience your transits. Good progressions sweeten good transits and soften bad transits. Bad progressions weaken good transits somewhat and make bad transits worse.

Pure Progressions are stronger than Progressed Transits. The most stunning progressions are multi-planet pure progressions which form Planetary Geometry.

Progressed Chart: The chart of Pure Progressions for any Natal Chart.

Progressions, Secondary: A traditional astrological term for Magi Progressed Transits.

Projection: Also Midpoint Projection. Refers to the further of the two points which are exactly equidistant in degrees between two planets. The Near Midpoint, the midpoint closest to the two planets, "projects" to create the Far Midpoint. The near and far midpoints are always opposite one another.  In Magi Astrology the midpoint forming the strongest aspect to another planet is considered most significant.

Proximity Enhancement: Planetary aspects strengthened by especially tight orbs. With any two planets except Saturn, any aspect tighter than 0.5° greatly increases the power of the aspect.See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Pure Enhancements: Aspects formed by conjunction, trine or parallel. Pure enhancements are considered to be stronger and more helpful than other enhancements such as the quincunx, contra-parallel and contra-latitude. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Pure Progressions: Are calculated by advancing a natal chart one day for each year of time. For example: the chart of the sky 35 days after you were born (looked at alone) is read as the chart of your pure progressions for your 35th year. This chart's applying linkages and clashes define the major stellar influences of the time. See Progressions.
 

Quincunx: Two planets which form a 150° aspect. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.
 

Reinforced Super Linkages: Super Linkages in a CAC in which the same three planets form a Super Linkage in two different dimensions. Reinforced Super Linkages, when comprised of sexual planets and/or romance planets, greatly strengthen the bond between the pair. See Super Linkage, CAC, Romantic Super Linkages in Magi Astrology.

Relationship Chart: The astrological chart of a personal relationship. Initially, a relationship is ruled by the Meeting Chart. When the couple becomes lovers, they are ruled by the Love Chart. When they become engaged, they are ruled by the Engagement Chart. When a couple marries, they are ruled by the Wedding Chart. If they divorce, the Divorce Chart is the ruling chart. Despite the current ruling chart, preceding charts still have some influence, especially before a couple marries.

Retrograde: In the geocentric dimension, when a planet appears to reverse its direction and move backward. Also known as Retrograde Motion. Magi Society research into retrograde planets has found them to be highly beneficial in Natalizations.

Romance Aspect: An aspect formed by 2 Romance Planets. Indicates potential for romantic feelings, but is not indicative of True Love unless one of the planets is Chiron. See Romance Planets, Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Romance Linkage: A linkage formed by at least 1 Romance Planet.

Romance Planets: Venus, Chiron, and Neptune.

Romance Transit: A transit by or to a Romance Planet.

Romantic Dragon: A dragon made up of Romance Planets. A Romantic Dragon can signify True Love.See Dragon, Romance Planets, Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Romantic Mystical Triangle: A Mystical Triangle formed by the three Romance Planets (Chiron, Venus and Neptune). Rare and powerful indicator of love. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Romantic Super-Linkage: A linkage of at least three planets in a CAC with at least one Chiron Linkage inter-aspect. Romantic Super-Linkages indicate True Love. Also known as RSL's. See Romantic Super-Linkages in Magi Astrology.

Ruling Progression: The progression that is closest to being exact at any given time. The primary influence on the native's life.
 

Sappho: A small asteroid discovered in 1864. See Planetary Symbolisms in Magi Astrology

Saturn Aspect: An aspect which includes Saturn. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Saturn Balance: A condition within a CAC in which both Captivations and Saturn Clashes are relatively balanced in both directions between the two people. See Captivations, Saturn Clash, Clashes and Captivations in Magi Astrology.

Saturn Bond: A linkage in a CAC between one person's Saturn and the other person's Sun, Moon (if exact birth time is known), Earth, Venus, Jupiter, Neptune, or Chiron. Bonds a relationship but does not create joy. Also known as a Captivation. Creates an imbalance of power unless there is Saturn Balance. See Captivation, Saturn Balance, Clashes and Captivations in Magi Astrology.

Saturn Clash: A Turbulent Inter-aspect (including the quincunx, contra-parallel and contra-latitude) formed by Saturn or a Saturn midpoint to any planet. See Saturn Midpoint: Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology, Clashes and Captivations in Magi Astrology.

Saturn Linkage: A linkage in a CAC between one person's Saturn and any of other person's planets. Not positive or helpful, may be worse than a non-Saturn clash. Most Saturn linkages form Saturn Bonds. See Saturn Bond, Clash, Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology,

Saturn Midpoint: Saturn midpoints can be especially difficult- the most frequently used Saturn midpoints in Magi Astrology are the Saturn-Jupiter Nuclear Midpoint, and the Saturn-Chiron midpoint Heartbreak Midpoint.

Saturn Person: In a CAC linkage or clash between Saturn and another planet, the person who contributes the Saturn is known as the Saturn person. The Saturn person holds more power in the given linkage or clash, and my hold more power in the relationship overall unless there is Saturn Balance. See Linkage, Clash, Passive Person, Trapper, Saturn Balance, Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology, Clashes and Captivations in Magi Astrology.

Saturnian Planets: Saturn and its midpoints, Sedna and its midpoints, and Sappho.

Sedna: A new dwarf planet discovered in our solar system in 2003 with an extremely elliptical orbit of approximately 12,000 years. In Magi Astrology, Sedna is the destroyer, symbolizing corruption and immorality. See Planetary Symbolisms in Magi Astrology.

Seduction Aspect: An aspect in the sky which makes people interested in seducing or being seduced. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Separating: A planet which is moving away from an exact aspect. See Exact, Aspect, Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Separating Planet: The fastest planet which is moving away from an exact aspect. See Exact, Aspect, Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Sex Bond: See Lust Bond, Sexuality in Magi Astrology.

Sextile: A 60° aspect between 2 planets. It is considered a helpful aspect in Magi Astrology, but not particularly significant unless it is part of Planetary Geometry. See Planetary Geometry, Aspect, Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Sexual Captivation: Exists in a CAC when two people share multiple Juno linkages AND Saturn Bonds. Extreme sexual intensity coupled with an imbalance of power unless there is Saturn Balance. Often creates obsessions and can be very destructive. See Captivation, Captive, Trapper, Linkage, Saturn Balance, Clashes and Captivations in Magi Astrology, Sexuality in Magi Astrology,

Sexual Clash: A square (90°) or opposition (180°) between Sexual Planets in a CAC. See Clashes and Captivations in Magi Astrology.

Sexual Dragon: A dragon composed of Sexual Planets. Can consume the two people involved- it is a sign of virtually irresistible and insatiable sexual attraction. Fosters the illusion of True Love, but in and of itself is only a sign of intense lust. See Dragons and Dragon Points, Sexual Planets,  Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology, Planetary Symbolisms in Magi Astrology, Sexuality in Magi Astrology

Sexual Planets: Venus, Mars, Pluto & Juno. See Planetary Symbolisms in Magi Astrology, Sexuality in Magi Astrology.

Sexual Linkage: A linkage in a CAC between any 2 of the Sexual Planets.  See CAC, Linkage, Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology, Sexuality in Magi Astrology.

Silver Linkage: A Success Linkage in a CAC which is about 1/2 as powerful as a Golden Linkage. Silver Linkages include: Venus-Neptune, Venus-Uranus, Venus-Jupiter, Jupiter-Uranus, and Jupiter-Neptune. See Golden Linkage, Linkage, Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Silver Transits: Financial success transits which are about 1/2 as powerful as a Golden Transit. They are any transiting-to-natal combination of these planetary pairs: Venus-Uranus, Venus-Jupiter, Jupiter-Uranus, and Jupiter-Neptune. Additional Silver Transits are: Venus to natal Neptune, Neptune to natal Ceres, and Juno to natal Chiron. See Transit, Golden Transits.

Singleton Aspect: A planet which is not part of any Planetary Synchronization. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Soulmate Linkage: Also known as a Romantic Super-Linkage. Indicates soulmate potential in a CAC. See Romantic Super-Linkage, Romantic Super-Linkages in Magi Astrology.

Spearhead: Any planetary geometric triangle in which two sides are of equal length, such as the Yod and Grand Trine. See Grand Trine, Yod, Invincible Spearhead, Planetary Geometry, Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Sports Champion Aspect: Aspects discovered by Magi Society research to endow the native with superior athletic ability. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Square: An 90° aspect between 2 planets. Stressful and turbulent, though may be somewhat modified if part of Planetary Geometry. See Aspect, Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology, Clashes and Captivations in Magi Astrology.

Star of David: A symmetrical planetary geometric pattern of 6 or more planets creating 2 interlocking Grand Trines and 6 Sextiles. Very rare and powerful. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Stationary: A geocentric planet which is "reversing" from direct motion to retrograde, or vice versa in its Apparent Motion. Aspects made by Stationary planets are very powerful due to the greatly decreased speed of the Stationary planet. See Apparent Motion.

Stressful Combined Planetary Geometry: Turbulent Planetary Geometry in a CAC, such as a Combined T-Square or a Combined Grand Square. Such Geometry creates many challenges for the couple. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Success Linkage: Golden Linkages and Silver Linkages. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Super Aspects: Magi Society research has found that certain two-planet natal aspects strongly enhance the native's ability to become super-successful and/or super-famous. These aspects are enhancements of the following: Jupiter-Chiron, Jupiter-Venus, Jupiter-Uranus, Jupiter-Neptune, Jupiter-Pluto, Sun-Jupiter, Sun-Uranus, Sun-Neptune, Sun-Pluto, Pluto-Chiron, Pluto-Venus, Pluto-Uranus, Neptune-Venus, Chiron-Venus and Uranus-Venus. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Super Aspect, Combined: A linkage in a CAC that creates a Super Aspect. See Super Aspect, Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Super Fame Aspect: The Jupiter and Uranus enhancement aspect is most likely to create fame and a career in the public eye. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Super-Linkage: A CAC linkage aspect comprised of at least 3 planets. See Linkage, CAC, Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Super Progression: A progressed planet aspecting both planets of an existing natal aspect. The existing aspect or the progressed aspect must be an Enhancement, and Saturn may not be the progressed planet.

Super-Sexual Aspect: A natal enhancement of Venus, Mars or Pluto by Juno. See Enhancement, Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology, Sexuality in Magi Astrology.

Super Sports Champion Aspect: 17 natal aspects discovered by Magi Society research to impart amazing athletic prowess to the native.

Super-Success Aspect: A Jupiter-Pluto enhancement is the single most powerful Super Aspect for success.

Super Transit: A transiting planet aspecting both planets of an existing natal aspect. Or, a transit to a natal planet made by at least two transiting planets that are in aspect to each other. In this case, Saturn can not be one the transiting planets. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Symbolisms: The description of a planet's influence.

Symmetrical Enhancement: Three or more planets in Symmetrical Planetary Geometry enhance one another positively, unless the geometry includes squares. See Symmetrical Planetary Geometry, Enhancement, Square, Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

are aligned in Symmetrical Planetary Geometry the planets will enhance each other and the influence of the combined integrated symbolism will be positive. The only exception is when 90 degree angles (squares) are present, such as with a T-Square, and the influence then may not be positive.

Symmetrical Planetary Geometry: A symmetrical pattern of at least 3 planets, this is the most powerful form of Planetary Geometry. In a symmetrical configuration, a line (pole) can be drawn in through the center of the configuration resulting in 2 like or symmetrical forms which are mirror images of one another. Examples of symmetrical geometry would be: Grand Trine, T-square, or Grand Cross. Symmetrical Planetary Geometry is the most powerful type of Planetary Geometry. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Sync: See Planetary Synchronization

Synchronization: See Planetary Synchronization
 

Time orb: Measuring by time to an aspect's exactness rather than by degrees. An aspect's most powerful influence is felt 3 days before the aspect is exact.

Time To Exact: The amount of time before an aspect will become exact, or the time since an aspect became exact. See Aspect, Exact.

Trans-dimensional: An aspect which exists in both the geocentric and heliocentric dimensions. See Geocentric, Heliocentric. Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Transit: A planet in the sky making an aspect to a planet in any type of natal chart.

Trapper: The Saturn person in a Captivation. See Captive, Captivation, Clashes and Captivations in Magi Astrology.

Trine: A 120° aspect. A highly beneficial aspect and a pure enhancement. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Trust Linkage: A Chiron Linkage with the Sun in a CAC. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Triple Aspected Midpoint Crossing: this is similar to an Aspected Midpoint Crossing but is compromised of an additional 5^th planet, which makes an equal degree aspect to the two non-midpoint planets.

Triple Magi Quad: In the case of longitudes, an alignment of 6 planets that form 2 Magi Quads when the 2 Quads border on each other on one side, thus creating 3 parallel lines when the appropriate pairs of planets are connected. The term triple is used because there are really 3 Magi Quads in such an alignment, the third being the large M/Q formed by the two non-bordering parallel lines. In the declinations, a Triple MDQ is an alignment of 6 planets, such that the 6 planets can be reduced to three pairs of planets where the 3 midpoints of the 3 pairs are in parallel to each other.

True Love*: Love between soulmates (which can include strong sexual attraction) rather than lust temporarily masquerading as love. See Romantic Super-Linkages in Magi Astrology.

T-Square: A planetary geometric pattern of 3 or more planets consisting of an opposition with a 3^rd planet at right angles to and squaring each of the opposed planets. Highly stressful. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Turbulent Aspect: A  Square (90°) or Opposition (180°). If Saturn is part of the aspect, the Quincunx (150°), Contra-Parallel and Contra-Latitude are also considered to be Turbulent. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Turbulent Planetary Geometry: Planetary Geometry that is formed by only Turbulent Aspects. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Turbulent Transit By Saturn: A transit by Saturn making a Turbulent Angle to a natal planet. Highly difficult- may affect judgment, health, career and relationships. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.

Turbulent Transit: A transiting clash to a natal planet. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology
 

Ultimate Heartbreak Transit: A Heartbreak Transit with transiting Saturn within 1.5 degrees of stationary. The reduced speed of Saturn greatly prolongs the Heartbreak.

Ultimate Sexual Linkage:  A Juno-Venus linkage in a CAC. Creates powerful sexual attraction with a strong urge to act on it. Inevitably burns out if a couple marries. See Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology Sexuality in Magi Astrology.

Ultimate Super Sexual Linkage: Sexual Clash geometry including Juno and two other Sexual Planets. See Clash, Sexual Planets, Sexuality in Magi Astrology.

Unenhanced Sun:  When the Sun in an Event Chart is without an enhancement by another planet. Not desirable in Natalizations.
 

Wanderers*: People with natal aspects between Uranus and Venus, Mars, Pluto or Juno. Wanderers may be somewhat more likely to move on repeatedly to new spouses or relationships, or to stray outside their partnership. However in this Free Will Universe, this is always a matter of choice. See Wanderers in Love.

War Clash: Saturn clash with Saturn in a CAC.

Wedding Chart: The astrological chart of the day a couple marries. See Relationship Chart.

Wild One Aspect: A natal Venus-Uranus enhancement. Natives may be more likely to wander, and may feel less comfortable with emotional commitment

Wrong Person Clash: A Sun-Chiron Clash in a CAC. Creates the ongoing feeling that this is not your soulmate. A Classic Schism Aspect. See CAC, Planetary Aspects and Geometry in Magi Astrology.
 

Zodiac: The traditional constellations along the ecliptic acting as a backdrop for the moving planets. The western astrology chart wheel is divided into 12 zodiac (Sun) signs of 30° each.

Zodiac7one aspect: A 2 planet aspect in Magi Zodiac7 charts of 51.429°, known as a septile in traditional astrology. A neutral aspect without its own symbolisms. See Magi Zodiac7.

Zodiac7two aspect: A 2 planet aspect in Magi Zodiac7 charts of 102.858°, known as a biseptile in traditional astrology.. A neutral aspect without its own symbolisms. See Magi Zodiac7.

Zodiac7three aspect: A 2 planet aspect in Magi Zodiac7 charts of 154.117°, known as a triseptile in traditional astrology.. A neutral aspect without its own symbolisms. See Magi Zodiac7.

77-TYPE RULES: Most principles of the Magi Astrology of love work about 77% of the time. Not 100%, but very few things work 100% of the time. Though not 100% accurate, these research-tested discoveries can still help us enormously to find our soulmate and avoid heartbreak.

*Note: Starred terms are my own, and are not official terms in Magi Astrology.