Hyleg in Astrology: Meaning, Candidates, and Method
The Hyleg is a source-specific traditional candidate point whose selection rules must remain separate from modern health or lifespan claims.
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Almuten in Astrology: Meaning and Calculation
An almuten is the planet with the highest declared essential-dignity score at a degree, with tables, weights, sect, and ties kept visible.
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Dispositor in Astrology: Chains and Final Dispositors
Dispositor chains map how planets route through sign rulers, sometimes reaching a domicile endpoint or circulating through a reception loop.
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Mutual Reception in Astrology: Meaning and Examples
Mutual reception creates reciprocal hosting between two planets, but its practical value depends on dignity, condition, connection, and house topics.
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Dexter and Sinister Aspects in Astrology
Dexter rays travel backward against zodiacal sign order from a named caster; sinister rays travel forward with sign order.
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Waxing and Waning Aspects in Astrology
Waxing and waning locate a planetary pair in its conjunction cycle, while applying and separating measure movement around one exact aspect.
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Applying and Separating Aspects in Astrology
An aspect applies while its distance from exactness shrinks and separates while that distance grows; actual signed motion decides the phase.
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Antiscia in Astrology: Meaning and Calculation
Antiscia mirror tropical zodiac longitudes across the solstitial axis; contra-antiscia are the points directly opposite those mirrors.
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Parallels and Contraparallels in Astrology
Parallels compare same-side declinations; contraparallels compare similar north and south magnitudes using a declared orb.
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Out-of-Bounds Planets in Astrology: Meaning and Calculation
An out-of-bounds label compares a body's geocentric declination with a disclosed solar limit, not its zodiac sign, speed, or moral meaning.
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Stationary Planets in Astrology: Meaning and Calculation
An exact station is a zero-speed reversal in apparent longitude; a wider stationary phase requires a declared threshold.
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Acronychal Setting in Astrology: Meaning and Timing
Acronychal setting is a location-sensitive western-horizon event near sunrise and solar opposition, not heliacal setting or one universal label.
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