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The Combination Of Stellar Influences by Reinhold Ebertin

The Combination Of Stellar Influences Reinhold Ebertin ebook
Publisher: American Federation of Astrologers, Incorporated
ISBN: 9780866900874
Format: pdf
Page: 340

His seminal work, “The Combination of Stellar Influences” written in 1940 is still a wonderful textbook on midpoints, probably still unsurpassed in the level of detail it contains. Sitting at the midpoint of this combination, at zero degrees Aries, is Uranus – certainly a sign of the times. I quote 'The combination of stellar influences": "Fanatism, act of violence, mania of destruction". The Combination of Stellar Influences. Publication Date: 1994; Subjects: Books > Mind, Body & Spirit; Publisher: American Federation of Astrologers Inc.,U.S. Working with Astrology: The psychology of Harmonics, Midpoints, and Astro-Cartography. Just the aspect one needs to become a good actor. The Combination of Stellar Influences says of this, “Incompatibility, unrest, the desire to quarrel. In 1940 Reinhold Ebertin (click for his chart) wrote about this stellar combination. Even though the combination of these planets suggests “shared upsets” and “separation of the partners,” according to Reinhold Ebertin's The Combination of Stellar Influences, a beneficial trine should help ease the pain. Based on this observation, I ran a list of the closest midpoints, which I have reproduced below with some relevant keywords derived from Ebertin's book, The Combination of Stellar Influences. The combination of stellar influences. German astrologer, Rheinhold Ebertin, in his work Combination of Stellar Influences (COSI), suggests that this is why so many people have become interested in esoteric and mystical subjects. MC = Mercury/Venus – the 'Combination of Stellar Influences' describes this as 'lighthearted living' and connects the couple to artists and writers. Tempe, AZ: American Federation of Astrologers. So now we have three planets in conflict with each other. Ebertin, in his book, “The Combination of Stellar Influences” describes this as receptiveness to all impressions and an active imagination.