Comments on: Apollo? http://kenklaser.gaiastream.com/2005/07/30/apollo/ thoughts, ramblings, and rants Tue, 06 Jan 2009 01:53:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=1.5.3-beta1 Comment on Apollo? by: Ken http://kenklaser.gaiastream.com/2005/07/30/apollo/#comment-561 Fri, 26 Aug 2005 03:08:32 +0000 http://kenklaser.gaiastream.com/2005/07/30/apollo/#comment-561 <p>[...]Astrologers are going to have some issues with using this planet in their practice. Some of the deeper technical issues [...]</p> […]Astrologers are going to have some issues with using this planet in their practice. Some of the deeper technical issues […]

]]> Comment on Apollo? by: Ken http://kenklaser.gaiastream.com/2005/07/30/apollo/#comment-560 Fri, 26 Aug 2005 00:48:35 +0000 http://kenklaser.gaiastream.com/2005/07/30/apollo/#comment-560 <p>Thanks for the comment, damien f. </p> <p>I understand the suggested name has already been submitted, if I've read the discovering astronomer Michael E. Brown's webpage information properly, but that the IAU still has to approve it. He has updated<a href="http://www.gps.caltech.edu/~mbrown/planetlila/"> <strong>his website</strong></a> since I wrote the above post, and has written more information about the name suggested to IAU, apparently Vulcan has been ruled out for good reason, and all the other Greek names have been taken.</p> <p>Your point that perhaps our whole world needs more feminine archetype in the popular zodiac is understood and agreed with. Xena and Layla are both names of which I'm currently unfamiliar, (isn't Xena a TV character?) but I'll look into them. Thank you for suggesting them to consider in this name game!</p> <p>In any case, the whole rulership, co-rulership, exaltation, fall, and detriment assignments I could never make any logical sense of, and recently when looking at them again, I still can't. </p> Thanks for the comment, damien f.

I understand the suggested name has already been submitted, if I’ve read the discovering astronomer Michael E. Brown’s webpage information properly, but that the IAU still has to approve it. He has updated his website since I wrote the above post, and has written more information about the name suggested to IAU, apparently Vulcan has been ruled out for good reason, and all the other Greek names have been taken.

Your point that perhaps our whole world needs more feminine archetype in the popular zodiac is understood and agreed with. Xena and Layla are both names of which I’m currently unfamiliar, (isn’t Xena a TV character?) but I’ll look into them. Thank you for suggesting them to consider in this name game!

In any case, the whole rulership, co-rulership, exaltation, fall, and detriment assignments I could never make any logical sense of, and recently when looking at them again, I still can’t.

]]> Comment on Apollo? by: damien f. http://kenklaser.gaiastream.com/2005/07/30/apollo/#comment-557 Wed, 24 Aug 2005 03:40:30 +0000 http://kenklaser.gaiastream.com/2005/07/30/apollo/#comment-557 <p>I believe the ancients intuited the next Principles to be Apollo or Vulcan. Apollo over Taurus and Vulcan over Virgo, I personally say Chiron has to do with the Solar Plexus and I don't feel satisfied with Terra for Taurus. One day there is gonna be a new Heaven and a new Earth and these filler planets should precede. Just an outline; I read Xena and Layla for it possibilities. The recycling feminine archtypes and asteroids ask for consideration.</p> I believe the ancients intuited the next Principles to be Apollo or Vulcan. Apollo over Taurus and Vulcan over Virgo, I personally say Chiron has to do with the Solar Plexus and I don’t feel satisfied with Terra for Taurus. One day there is gonna be a new Heaven and a new Earth and these filler planets should precede. Just an outline; I read Xena and Layla for it possibilities. The recycling feminine archtypes and asteroids ask for consideration.

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