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Re: [new_distillers] aluminum pot
- Pretty sure ZBob has made a lot of booze in aluminum pressure cookers and noted no faults, nor the oft cited pitting, unless something has cropped up in the last year or two.
I just read a journal article "Corrosion characteristics of aluminum alloy in bio-ethanol blended" . They found corrosion in up to 20% ethanol (highest percentage tested) after 24 hours at pressure and 100*C. Lower temps showed no corrosion. I imagine something more exciting is going to happen if you get a pressure cooker still with a 20% ABV charge up to 100*C
I think at least so far as corrosion goes it would be sufficient to not let setback sit around in your cooker and rinse it out when your done.
So far as off tastes go, I have no idea, but Zbob didn't mention it in Making Fine Spirits, where he endorses aluminum pressure cookers.
All that being said, I've often eyeballed my 10 gallon All American 1941X and thought it'd make a fine boiler, but no way would I take even the smallest chance in a $700 pot! Been meaning to try it for myself on one of my smaller PCs to work out fine details on test size batches, but I have trouble motivating myself to put in the hard work of small tests.
So have ya'll actually tried it and seen pitting/gotten off tastes, or just heard about it?On Fri, Jul 26, 2013 at 11:52 AM, Jim Graves <jimbull34@...> wrote:The alcohol reacts with the aluminum and gives a very, VERY bad taste to it plus it errodes the pot! Don't use, old pressure cooker were cast steel, the new ones ore cast aluminum, don't use 'um.
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Sent: Friday, July 26, 2013 9:05 AM
Subject: [new_distillers] aluminum pot
What's the big deal with using an aluminum pot for a still? It is NSF approved. Pressure cookers are aluminum.
(Short version: Aluminum oxides react with acids and facilitate alcohol oxidation reactions. Some of the byproducts of these reactions aren't so good. Unless producing max-purity etoh, why not play safe and use anodized aluminum, which is non reactive?)
Disclaimer: not a chemist, nor chemEng. These are reasoned opinions, that you may refute or extend.
Newbie here who's done a bunch of reading on this subject, and can't find a whole lot of well-argued conclusions. But there is a lot of data. The key is to examine the reactivity of Al with all the compounds found in the wash. What those reactions can produced, whether they'll make it into the distillate, and whether the by products are healthy or not.
Aluminum oxide (the surface) is pretty reactive and creates some nasty byproducts.
The aluminum oxide formed naturally on the surface of the aluminum reacts with ethanol to produce ethene (ethylene).
Ethene is pretty widely used, but isn't terribly great for humans. But, the other alcohols in the wash will form other alkenes, by the same reaction. The boiling points of the alkenes are either well below or well above the range of etoh distallates.
It seems that ethoxide and methoxide salts of alumimum can be formed, as well. These are hazardous substances. But in what proportion are they formed? And will they make it into the distallate? BPs are hundreds of degrees C.
In acids with the presence of chlorine (is your water chlorinated)? Aluminum chloride is formed --http://www.chemguide.co.uk/inorganic/period3/oxidesh2o.html -- a neurotoxin. BP 120C but soluble in both ethanol and water. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aluminum_chloride
Ketones, aldehydes, esters all participate in some reactions with aluminum salts.
---In email@example.com, <last2blast@...> wrote:In truth, we can't compare an aluminum engine to an aluminum pot for several reasons friction, heat, and constant exposure to ethanol under adverse conditions. There is potential for low Ph levels to cause some eventual erosion of any metal over time, but the real question is whether that extremely small amount of trace metal can be transferred from pot to distillate? FDA labels distilled water as purified for a very good reason, and if you distill properly there will be nothing but distilled water and ethanol in your jars.Robert
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So the labs say aluminun is corroded by ethanol. But first hand use in our hobby reports minimal to nonexistant corrosion. At that, the labs modeling car parts say the corrosion is formed by a reaction between ethanol and aluminum, forming aluminum ethoxide before drying. BP for aluminum ethoxide? 320ºc, im not concerned, but we all choose for ourselves....On Nov 21, 2013 6:56 PM, "Wes" <yhetti@...> wrote:This has been well studied because of car engines. Might be interesting:Check out the two PDFs relation to corrosion properties.
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=ethanol+aluminumOn Thu, Nov 21, 2013 at 6:38 PM, <tony.ackland@...> wrote:Matt - what evidence do you have of this ? What is formed ?Tony


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Yellow Rose Favorites?
Looking for a hardy to zone 6b yellow rose. Would like fragrance and disease resistance too, but I'm a realist. What are your favorites?
It's more apricot buff- pink but 'Arethusa' is a great china rose with atypical coloring from its class.
For older antique/vintage roses the Pemberton musks have a lot of yellow blends.
'Day Break'
There are more that are more yellow-apricot buff blends.
I'm pretty partial to the languid hybrid-musk sorta sprawl every which way look. Same effect with the noisette teas like Celine Forestier.
There are some rather yellow moderns too like Austin's Molineux, the shrub Carefree Sunshine, Clements 'Morning Has Broken' etc.
Others know better than me, I LOVE yellow and apricot and yet I find myself severely lacking in owning much of either.
My 2 favorite yellow roses are modern. Both I believe would be hardy to your area:
cl Zeus...3" blooms on a vigorous bush. Light fragrance when brought inside but very mild fragrance on the bush. No BS or mildew.
Harisoni's Yellow...beautiful bloom but needle sharp stickers. Once bloom. Moderate fragrance. Tough as old boots just about sums it up. It suckers. I love this rose. It's in the worst part of the garden as the wind is terrible there and it doesnt care.
Julia Child...ok so I cant count... no disease. Lovely fragrance. Blooming machine from June till first hard frost...about Thanksgiving. It only been here 2 summers, the bush is 2 foot tall and about as wide.
For a repeat bloomer in a no-spray garden I'd recommend 'Carefree Sunshine,' a dense, leafy shrub that repeats very fast if it is deadheaded--as it produces a great number of hips, I use hedge clippers to deadhead it. The soft medium yellow doesn't clash with anything (as orange- and green-tinted yellows can do). Slight, pleasant fragrance.
If you want a double flower, then 'Prairie Harvest,' which has hybrid-tea-like blooms, although they shatter rather quickly. Very pale yellow with a light fragrance. 'Irish Hope' is resistant in some Eastern gardens, depending on the strains of blackspot that are present. 'Molineux' is a good rose for me, but needs spraying.
I'm always surprised to find out that I don't grow many yellows--because I really like yellows. Austin's Molineux is one of my favorite roses--grows about 3 ft tall, a bit vertical rather than a rounded bush form, which is why I grow 3 of them together (planted about 18 in apart) so that it looks like one full bush. I'm quite happy with that arrangement. The color is variable--sometimes nearly yellow-gold, other times yellow with apricot highlighted centers, sometimes nearly pink highlights, other times a yellow and creamy blend. I enjoy its changeability--but always yellow, despite the various blends and highlights it picks up. It is hardy to Zone 5 and has some fragrance (if I remember correctly), although fragrance is not its strong point. Good disease resistance most the time, although occasionally it has a few BS problems, but nothing severe.
If you want to get into modern hybrid teas, I can suggest several, but yellow is an often missing color in older roses--or the yellows are so pastel that they don't make much of a statement in the garden.
Goldfinch - lovely, leafy multiflora rambler - not too big.
Hugonis and relatives - cantabridgiensis, earldomensis, headleyensis.
R.primula - my very first wildling, along with moyesii - always a place in my heart
Lykkefund - a fantastic helenae hybrid
all these are once flowering.
Repeating roses are still not much bettered by Graham Thomas, a rampant Austin.
I agree with Michael about Carefree Sunshine. Incidentally yellow roses, by and large, are not going to be happy in a spray-free garden save Carefree Sunshine.
It has to do with DNA. It is a learning curve and a failure curve, but trust me, Carefree Sunshine and Crepuscule for non-spray gardens. Otherwise, no yellows, Fellows.
Hello to Patricia, who has, or used to have, a row of Carefree Sunshine as a gorgeous foundation planting.
Campanula, the once-blooming early yellows are disease resistant in the eastern US, but over 99% of the repeaters will defoliate from blackspot.
Golden Border, aka Comtesse du Barry--small, fragrant, clean-leaved (pressure here is mainly for rust and mildew and it gets NONE), almost completely thornless, and very, very floriforous (bloomed thru December of last year for me and has so many blooms it obliterates the foliage). Flowers last a long time on the plant too. Light to medium yellow. Fairly new to the US and not easy to find. Angel Gardens has recently imported GB but it is still in quarantine. I bought both mother plants Eurodesert had. Photo page at HMF: http://www.helpmefind.com/rose/l.php?l=2.24053.1&tab=36
R. alabukensis. Cute, cute, cute! A small mound covered in dark green many-leaved leaflets and dotted with charming light yellow single flowers. A once bloomer (probably, but it may get scattered later repeat). Unique and utterly charming as a garden plant. Scented of linseed oil. No sign of disease in my garden (which is no-spray). Shade tolerant. Suckers. I have 3 plants already. Available from a nursery in Canada that doesn't ship and Vintage carries the double version (although I've never noticed it being in stock, or you guessed it, I'd order one). Photo page from HMF: http://www.helpmefind.com/rose/l.php?l=2.37335.0&tab=36
R. primula. I've only had this rose since December when it arrived bareroot from Pickering, but already it is a distinct favorite. It is blooming NOW! Very interesting and attractive habit of flowering directly out of the stems, starting at the base of the plant (I'm gonna have to take pics of this). Small canary yellow flowers of the clearest shade and of a delicate shape. Beautiful thorns (yes, they can be pretty!). I haven't checked the scent yet or crushed the leaves to experience the incense aroma for which this rose is famous. I may order more I like this one so much.
R. foetida Persiana. The most saturated yellow I've ever seen on a rose. Nothing other that YELLOW. This color goes well with other old garden roses without clashing like some modern roses. Globular bloom shape. Scented of linseed oil. And much to my surprise not a trace of disease here (I keep glancing warily at it, expecting the plant to go up in a puff of smoke, such is its reputation as a harbinger of disease). I hope it suckers because I want more of this rose. Photo page on HMF: http://www.helpmefind.com/rose/l.php?l=2.5316.2&tab=36
Emil Nolde. A brilliant clear and saturated yellow. Flowers kind of like Sunsprite but last longer. Interesting shiny mid green foliage. Fragrant. Healthy here and growing well in partial shade. Mine is a mother plant from Eurodesert. I don't see any north American sources on HMF, sad to say. Photo page on HMF: http://www.helpmefind.com/rose/l.php?l=2.38157.0&tab=36
Eurostar, aka Marselisborg Castle, Schloss Neuschwanstein and a handful of other monikers. Looks like an Austin. Flowers remind me of a bowl full of lemons--cupped, packed with petals and oh-so fragrant. The draw back is the weaponized canes, and I mean it!!!! Purchased from Eurodesert and came home in a 15-gallon pot. The only rose that I had to tie a rope around the canes to pull it out of the pot. There was just no safe way to get my hands inside that pot without getting wounded, even through thick leather gloves. Decided this was one rose, that once planted would NEVER be moved.;) Grows narrow and upright. Pretty foliage, glossy and clean. The flowers on mine resemble the deeper yellow ones on HMF. HMF photo page, http://www.helpmefind.com/rose/l.php?l=2.18479.0&tab=36
Happy Child. Small and appealing Austin rose with flat, crammed-with-petals fragrant flowers. Another charmer for the front of the flower bed. No disease here. An offspring of Iceberg, so perhaps if that rose thrives in your garden, this one might like your conditions too. In my garden, a neighbor of Golden Border, R. alabukensis, Clotilde Soupert, Europas Rosengarten, Marchesa Boccella, and Jenny Duval. HMF photo page: http://www.helpmefind.com/rose/l.php?l=2.1877.0&tab=36
Mermaid, a huge and rampant climber. Repeat flowers most of the year for me. Very impressive thorns that make a dense stand of this plant an effective barrier to intrusion. Has single, light yellow flowers. Easy care. I have it planted by a mostly year-round stream. I never prune it or need to feed it. It makes a glorious sight with the dark green leaves climbing through the trees, showing off the pastel yellow flowers. Photo page on HMF: http://www.helpmefind.com/rose/l.php?l=2.4234.1&tab=36
Other yellows I have and like are Irish Hope (very new, so not much to say yet) and R. xanthina (bigger, looser flowers than primula, I like primula better). William's Double Yellow is a new bareroot, and it is just barely leafing out. From pics, I expect I will like it. Harison's Yellow is scheduled to arrive next week from Greenmantle.
If you like apricot/peach, then you might like the 1912 polyantha Jeanny Soupert. I saw it at Eurodesert Roses last spring and was going to buy it for its yellow and white flowers. However, the rose changed during the month of May (perhaps due to the warming weather) from having flowers ranging from yellow and white to flowers going from apricot/peach to pink and white. I don't do apricot, so I didn't buy it. However, it was otherwise a very appealing plant to me. It seems fairly unnoticed. Vintage has it, but the picture of it there is of a spent bloom, and I think it is a more attractive rose than the picture indicates.
Here is a link that might be useful: Jeanny Soupert on HMF
I agree with the early yellows such as Primula, Hugonis, and Cantabrigiensis.
I've also had good health and vigor with Teasing Georgia, an Austin that repeats very well, and I don't spray. Golden Wings is a lovely, lovely single rose but it tends to blackspot by mid-late summer.
'Mermaid' is my favorite. I love Tea roses and it's one of my favorite Tea-Hybrids. I have A "Mermaid' espaliered on a 30 foot wide trellis in my backyard.
I also like Moores 'Yellow Butterfly' which has a bloom form and color similar to Mermaid' but it is a much smaller plant, of c. 3' by slightly wider, far less prickly and the foliage is a dark green which contrasts beautifully with the masses of light yellow roses. Very rapid re-bloom.
'Etoille de Lyon' I had this Tea in a bouquet with several blooms of the very fragrant H.T. 'Lemon Spice' which my neighbor grows and except for the size of bloom and fragrance, I could not tell them apart until I smelled them. Etoille de Lyon smells like honeysuckle and cream to me. I mention this for the hardier H.T. reference.
I love 'Graham Stewart' best of all the yellow Austins.
R, primula for a hardy yellow wild rose. I love how it blooms here when the leaves are still reddish which forms a very striking background for the dainty yellow blossoms.
It has such fragrant foliage I can see why it is nicknamed the 'Incense rose"
I love yellow roses planted with purple flowered perennials.
I'm so envious of your Mermaid, a rose that will not survive here in Ontario.
Here, in my colder, no-spray garden, I have many yellows to oranges, but few OGRs. Those that remain well-clad throughout the season and have scent are Sunsprite (Koresia) and Maid of Honor, which is more of buff colour. Carefree Sunshine also does well, but is rather small.
Thanks, I sometimes think what I'd do if I moved back to the Great North, and couldn't grow 'Mermaid' or my Tea roses, I think I'd grow more Scotch Burnet and Alba roses probably.
Two more roses I love, Marie Curie' the older one from the 1940's, and 'Dr. Brownell' 1964
A note about Pernetiana roses, since we're discussing yellow roses for cold climates.
This will be old news to many of you but I thought I'd add it .
Some gardeners today, take yellow remontant roses of a strong hue, for granted. But until 1900 there were no deep yellow remontant roses that could be grown in a cold climate until 1900, when Monsieur Pernet-Ducher introduced "Soliel d'Or', a golden orange cold hardy, remontant rose. He had intended to breed a yellow Hybrid Perpetual, by using R. foetida 'Persiana' crossed with a garden rose hybrid. His rose became the primogeniture rose of an entirely new class of rose, named Pernetiana after him, a group of cold hardy flame and yellow roses. That class is now subsumed into Hybrid Tea, but I'd like it to remain for historical reasons.
I recently wandered through a Pernetiana collection and saw planted near it 'Marie Curie' syn Quebec , which was introduced about a decade after the Pernetiana era, it is a wonderfully clear yellow and has semi-glossy green foliage which makes it more disease resistant than most flame and yellow hued roses.
Because that gorgeous wild rose, 'Persiana' introduced the tendency for modern roses to get blackspot in a really big way.
I was amazed and pleased to see that a very pretty clear medium yellow rose named 'Marie Curie' was being sold this month by the largest Canadian nursery, but darn and darn again, it is a new cultivar given the same name. I hate it when two roses have the same name. The very pretty yellow rose I love named 'Marie Curie' has the synonym of 'Quebec' and it is more disease resistant to p.m, b.s. and rust, than 90% of the more than 250 rose cultivars in a local public no-spray garden in Oakland, California.
I have a letter of permission to take cuttings there and I intend to take some this summer.
Hortico.com just added "Dr. Brownell" to their catalog and I'm pleased to see it, of all the buff-apricot modern roses, it is one of my 3 favorites, because the blooms are so large and hefty, with rounded bases and a more relaxed bloom style than the typical post-Peace H.T..
The bush is very attractive; a wide and spreading plant, here c. 4 and 1/2 feet tall by 5 and 1/2 feet wide, with lots of dark green leaves, with big rounded leaflets.
It is also in my list of the top 10% of the most disease resistant roses, grown locally, where powdery mildew is the main culprit and blackspot a runner up.
That's interesting Lux that you found that the pretty yellow rose Marie Curie is disease resistant, considering it descends from Persiana. I'm beginning to wonder about the Persiana connection to disease, particularly blackspot. Maybe it doesn't pass the problem on consistantly, or maybe it isn't the only source of blackspot susceptibility.
Has anyone grown the rugosa rose Agnes? If so, what have been your experiences with it disease wise? Agnes has Persiana as one of its parents. On HMF, for Agnes, it says, "Disease susceptibility: disease resistant, susceptible to rust ." No mention of blackspot at all. So does it get blackspot?
I'd like to mention the granddaddy yellow garden rose of them all, R. hemisphaerica 'Multiplex'. I have an own-root plant which, most sincerely, is the joy of my life when it blooms. Yes, it's a once-bloomer; but the cherished memory of those magnificent yellow blossoms lives with one all year. The plant, with its dainty glaucous ocean-green foliage and prickly shoots, sorts perfectly with the blossoms; in the garden, it makes a welcome personality-filled "statement" all its own. It has gotten a bum rap over the centuries, in my opinion, as--at least with my own-root specimen--the flowers come just fine, the flowers not aborting or coming malformed with any greater frequency than any other old rose, and indeed less often than is the case with (similarly-beloved) 'Souvenir de la Malmaison'. Considering both garden beauty and rose history, it wouldn't be too much to say that no rose garden specializing in yellow roses would be complete without a specimen of R. hemisphaerica 'Multiplex'. Hard as it is to come by, especially as an own-root, the single version is even rarer (does anyone know of a source in the U.S. for the single?). Anyone who can find one for sale, anyone who has room for a shrub rose, anyone who loves yellow roses owes it to themselves to grow R. hemisphaerica!


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Intercepted Signs in the Horoscope and Their Impact upon the Physical Well-Being of the Individual
NOTE: I researched the material for this article in the 1960s – one of my first research projects as a student of astrology. I later typed it for my classes and for "The NetWorker" in the early 1980s.
In my 50 years of research and experience, I have found that an intercepted sign (and, of course, any intercepted planet) can provide a strong clue to possible health problems, especially when the energies of that sign are not apparent. Any frustration or thwarted energy on a psychological level is likely to be manifest physiologically.
During my early years in astrology, I recommended the usage of the biochemic cell salt for an intercepted sign rather than that of the rising or sun sign. Years later, my recommendation was vindicated. A friend, with Capricorn rising and Aquarius intercepted in the First House, was advised to use the biochemic cell salt Nat. Mur., which is simple salt. She related that all her blood tests reflected low blood sodium, a rarity considering the amount of salt that Americans use in their diets.
For example, in my own chart, I have 27 degrees Taurus on the 10th cusp with Gemini and three Gemini planets intercepted in the 10th House. Professionally, my natural inclination was to follow the direction of Taurus. In college, I majored in economics and finances. I had a natural flair for passing economics exams but not much more. My Gemini talents were initially unrecognized. As a result, during my first semester in college, while a business major, I developed the Gemini health problem of sinus allergies. As my schooling continued, the allergies worsened. When I left college to pursue astrology (which I had studied as a hobby since high school), I had not yet resolved the conflict between what I thought I should do and what I wanted to do. The allergies continued. However, when I became a full-time professional astrologer in 1969, the allergies began to improve. My entire practice, being conducted by mail or telephone, denied Gemini's need for direct contact with people. The allergies, while much improved, persisted. When I eventually began conducting in-person consultation, the allergy attacks ended. At that point, I was fully manifesting the Gemini energies in my professional life.
It is interesting to note that the allergies did not manifest during my childhood. Remember, when one sign is intercepted, its opposite sign is also intercepted. With Scorpio on my 4th cusp, I did experience the control situation that characterizes the life of an only child with a dominating mother. However, the intercepted sign of Sagittarius was fully functioning during those years. I lived on a farm and experienced much physical freedom. After moving into the city to attend college, the Sagittarian experience was closed to me and the allergies developed immediately. This substantiates my theory that at least one of the intercepted signs must be functioning in order to avoid any health dysfunction related to the intercepted signs. To this day, feeling trapped and confined, and limited social contact will stress my immune system, triggering the allergies.
ARIES ON THE CUSP / TAURUS INTERCEPTED: The impatience of Aries disturbs the status quo and sense of security in the life. Aries will create crisis in the House area when Taurus would like conditions therein to be static. This can affect blood sugar levels and throat inflammations due to unarticulated anger. The Taurus cell salt is Nat. Sulph.
TAURUS ON THE CUSP / GEMINI INTERCEPTED: Opting for security and taking the line of least resistance over freedom, change, variety and dealing directly with people can create allergies and respiratory aliments. The Gemini cell salt is Kali. Mur.
GEMINI ON THE CUSP / CANCER INTERCEPTED: The continual flux in the life (ruled by the House) upsets security and closeness needs. This can lead to stomach and digestive disorders when the individual finds that the many changes do not allow him much time for the affairs of this House. The Cancer cell salt is Cal. Fluor.
CANCER ON THE CUSP / LEO INTERCEPTED: Playing the child as a dependency role in a relationship or situation without seeking respect or authority can lead to heart and circulation ailments. The Leo cell salt is Mag. Phos.
LEO ON THE CUSP / VIRGO INTERCEPTED: The individual may feel that he is forced to take charge when he would rather be in a more subordinate role, tending to details and out of the limelight. The tension could lead to hypoglycemia, inflammation of the intestines, constipation/diarrhea or poor eating habits based upon internal frustration (getting your "bowels in an uproar," so to speak). Avoiding details and allowing them to sabotage your big plans can cause an imbalance in the Virgo cell salt of Kali. Sulphate.
VIRGO ON THE CUSP / LIBRA INTERCEPTED: The critical tendencies of Virgo, which prevent the individual from accepting people and conditions ''as is," keep him from relating, sharing and cooperating successfully with others. The need for approval through service and doing everything one's self and trying to do it perfectly prevents sharing and reciprocity. This combination makes the individual too critical (fear of failure or rejection) in some creative aspect of this House position. There may be a tendency to develop diabetes, hypoglycemia or acid- alkaline imbalances. The Libra cell salt is Nat. Phos.
LIBRA ON THE CUSP / SCORPIO INTERCEPTED: There is a need to assert control over this House position in your life Repressed resentments through being overly accommodating in this area can lead to kidney and bladder infections, arteriosclerosis and other Scorpio illnesses when you try to please others rather than take control for yourself. The Scorpio cell salt is Cal. Sulphate.
SCORPIO ON THE CUSP / SAGITTARIUS INTERCEPTED: The desire to be in control or the tendency to feel controlled by this House position keeps the individual from experiencing freedom and spontaneity in this area. Feeling trapped can lead to sciatica, respiratory ailments and the tendency to be accident-prone. The Sagittarius cell salt is Silica.
SAGITTARIUS ON THE CUSP / CAPRICORN INTERCEPTED: Freedom and independence is sought at the expense of security. The individual may very well be out of touch with his ambitions. The individual may be unable to achieve anything permanent or secure. If Sagittarius rises and Aquarius is on the 2nd House cusp, the fluctuation would occur with both the personality and the personal finances. This could lead to rheumatism, joint and skin problems. The Capricorn cell salt is Cal. Phos.
CAPRICORN ON THE CUSP / AQUARIUS INTERCEPTED: The need for independence and freedom is subjugated for security urges. Capricorn can fear dependency, being helpless and loss to the point that they worry themselves intro a dependency situation -a job, a relationship or a financial situation. The loss of freedom in the House area can lead to low blood sodium, high blood pressure and circulatory problems. The Aquarius cell salt is Nat. Mur.
AQUARIUS ON THE CUSP / PISCES INTERCEPTED: The objective, scientific, black-or-white views of Aquarius may be at variance with the imaginative tendencies of Pisces. This combination is often resolved through humanistic or humanitarian activities in this House area, The individual needs to cultivate feeling and empathy of matters of this House. Piscean health problems may develop through repression of feeling such as water retention, high blood pressure or a generally low vitality. The Piscean cell salt is Fer. Phos.
PISCES ON THE CUSP / ARIES INTERCEPTED: Being the "nice person," rather than doing what one wants, and not being assertive in a situation can create tension headaches, acid-alkaline imbalances or arteriosclerosis. The Aries cell salt is Kali. Phos.
NOTE: To my knowledge, the following intercepts will not occur on the Ascendant: Taurus with Gemini intercepted, Cancer with Leo intercepted, Virgo with Libra intercepted, Libra with Scorpio intercepted and, except with 29 Scorpio rising in certain latitudes, Scorpio with Sagittarius intercepted.
- Nancy Says:
Jul 13, 07:09 PM
I read your article on intercepted signs with great interest. I have intercepted Aquarius in the 1st (6/8/50 Oakland CA, 10:44 pm) . The last 6 years I have had chronic Lyme disease. After finally taking matters into my own hands, I discovered the salt and vitamin C protocol on the internet and diligently applied myself to following it. I use only gray sea salt and Gary Null's Powdered vitamin C as well as chlorella from Canada as an adjunct for detoxing. This method has greatly improved my condition. I can't say it has been a total cure, but it has made it possible for me to function much, much better. I know this is not the same kind of salt you are referring to in your article, however, it seems there must be some connection with the need for sodium, trace minerals, and the other wonderful benefits of gray sea salt and immune boosting properties of the salt and vitamin C with the intercepted situation. Any other info you can offer me re my particular situation would be appreciated.
(astrology student)
- Lynn Koiner Says:
Jul 13, 07:56 PM
Nancy, this is an excellent post with an excellent remedy. I have listed your recommendation in my upcoming Common Cures III.
This is what I wrote in CCII:In Common Cures II: On the SHARING WELLNESS website, an article was written that Cat's Claw tincture and a mixture of 5 different Mushroom varieties greatly improved this condition. It is essential that you take the antibiotics as quicky as possible as this bacteria will ingrain itself into the tissues of the body and, at this point, you cannot get it out – it is yours for life! These supplements improve the immune system so they can act as a preventative as well. www.sharingwellnessinfo.com
Astrologically, I have found these significators: *Natal – Mars in Cardinal sign, often Libra, is strong. Neptune is strong (so this could be the ruler that you are looking for). I often look at the pre-natal epoch for the development of the body and its weaknesses. *Transits and progressions: Mars-Neptune and Venus progressions; Quotidian Progressed are significant in the timing of onset.
Lyme comes from a compromised immune system. A friend wh has been bitten in her yard twice says that the groundsman as never gotten Lyme disease working in the deer infested development.
A naturopath told me that she has observed that people with a lot of (people) parasites in their lives are most susceptible to Candida and Lyme. This is the Neptune issue with boundaries.
NOTE: I allow wide orbs but you do have a Cardinal T-Square with the Moon opposing Neptune/squared by Uranus in Cancer in the 6th House. Cardinal issues are often involved with Lyme but not always.
- Lynn Koiner Says:
Jun 5, 12:01 PM Low vitality also comes from Mars-Neptune.
The Vertex has nothing to do with health. It is more symbolic of some direction in the life motivated by others.
The Mutable Signs are connected with the lymphatic system. Congestion here can caused many difficulties, including fevers. She could benefit (all of us can) by lymph drainage. I get this done twice a year. I may have an article on the lymph on this website.
- Lynn Koiner Says:
Oct 12, 01:55 PM
Any planets intercepted can only express themselves in the House they are in — the 7th, in your case. However, a stellium is more important and relationships can take up all of your energy. You need time in the 1st House and find alone time wherein you do only what you want to do.
In your 7th House relationships, it is best that you get paid for the Virgo services. Consultant work might be better than counseling. You need structure for your time.
Much more can be said but this is only a small website.
- Karen Says:
Oct 28, 03:57 PM
Rings absolutely true for me. I have Scorpio intercepted in the 6th house, with Mars conjunct Moon in the intercepted Scorpio. I suffered from chronic bladder infections for years! With strong Virgo influences in my chart (Venus in th 4th; Sun, Saturn, Mercury conjunct in the 5th), I'm very work-and-service oriented, but need to keep an eye on my own needs and desires, or that blood pressure goes up!
The 12th house Taurus intercept is more subtle—but it's true that there's a stong subconsious desire for stability and security, and my impatience is definitely a cause of self-undoing. On the other hand, the 12th house Aries brings genuine enthusiasm for helping people who are in trouble.
- Lynn Koiner Says:
Oct 28, 04:10 PM
While you did not ask a question, I can make a health comment.
First, with Virgo planets, it is best to avoid the Nightshade family to a large extent — tomatoes, potatoes, peppers and eggplant.
For the high blod pressure, there is something that even a doctor friend uses from the health food store – NATTOKINASE. Solaray produces it.
It also helps to remove the rennin from the kidneys, something that can raise BP too.
I take 5 drops of Colloidal Silver daily to keep from getting UTIs…something that plagued me for years. Read Common Cures I.
- Lynn Koiner Says:
May 16, 06:15 PM ENDOMETRIOSIS & LYMPH:
With most of the planets in the 4th House and below the horizon, you are likely to be an introvert…introverts are drained being around people.
You are also an Empath. Read the information on Empath Energy from this website…
You have a lot of Mutable signs so that all of your health problems in life will be connected with the lympathic system. I have an article on this under Medical Astrology.
I have many Mutables and ALL of my health issues are lymph related — ear-nose-throat infections and cysts.
Endometriosis is caused by the Mutable T-Square with afflictions from Saturn and Neptune to your Virgo planets…more congested as they are intercepted.
With Endometriosis, there was often a trauma around the father, usually between 10-15 years of age but this chart indicates just before 6 years of age. This trauma allows the cells to grow beyond boundaries (Neptune and Saturn).
Read my Lymph article and do everything to stimulate the lympathic system — castor oil packs, Saffron tea brewed daily and lymph exercises.
The Virgo cell salt helps with blood acidity. Use only when there are afflictions to Virgo…or when Mars transits Virgo in June-July 2010. It will not cure endometriosis but it can help with some symptoms that manifest while Mars is in Virgo.
Homeopathic Salts are dissolved under the tongue and do not take with food or drinks. The Homeopathic Pharmany in West Virginia can be helpful. There is a lymph cell salt that you take before bed on an empty stomach.
- Lynn Koiner Says:
May 30, 03:14 PM
NESLIHAN: Allergies can be caused by difficult aspects to the Moon, using a 15 degree orb. I have written about this under WEIGHT LOSS & THE TRANSFORMATIONAL PROCESS.
Sometimes the technique called NAET really helps with this type of allergies.
Jupiter in Aries as a Handle can affect health during the course of the life — possibly liver-gall bladder issues (Jupiter-Fire signs-5th House), if this is shown in the natal chart.
Testing using a food intolerance test (ImG) — Elisa in US and ImmuPro300 (the best) in other countries, especially Europe, can tell if you have delayed intolerances.
Allergies are also connected to the lympathic system and congestion here — and I have an article on this under Medical Astrology. If you have specific health questions, you can write on the Medical Forum.
- Lynn Koiner Says:
Jun 30, 01:23 PM
I wrote this article back in the 1960s and it tends to work (yes, I was young whenI got into astrology).
Sometimes Mars transiting an intercepted can up upset the cell salt salt. The most that this can cause is a rash or cold, depending upon the sign. I have not seen serious health issues.
With my Gemini planets intercepted, I always has respiratory problems, especially when I feel trapped. Respiratory problems are also connected with the lymphatic System (article on this website) and the lymph is ruled by Mutable signs, Neptune, Moon and Water signs.
- Susan Says:
Nov 21, 05:12 PM
Where do I find this (Nat.Mur.) for someone like me who has Cap/with Aqu intercepted?????? Thank you
- Lynn Koiner Says:
Dec 2, 02:16 PM
SUSAN: Natrum Mur is a homeopathic cell salt that can be purchased at most health food stores and Whole Foods Market. I do not like the Borion brand.
The Homeopathic Pharmacy in Berkeley Springs West Virginia makes their own and they dissolve easily.
You should not eat or drink anything for about an hour before and after dissolving these under your tongue. They work vibrationally.
- Lynn Koiner Says:
Dec 12, 01:15 PM MERCURY INTERCEPTED IN 8th:
One man with Mercury in Sag intercepted in the 8th would only talk when the subject of healing or reincarnation came up in the conversation.
I have 3 planets intercepted in the 10th and I was able to use them through my career.
Once you are able to use them in their House, you can start to use the planet(s) in other areas of your life. The intercepted House gets you started.
- Lynn Koiner Says:
Apr 24, 03:23 PM
SUSAN: You asked this question once before and I gave you the answer in #13
http://www.homeopathyworks.com/ Please read #13
- Fernanda Says:
Jul 28, 03:14 AM
First of all, great post! Nice link between astrology and homeopathy.
What about when you have a stellium on the intercepted house? (October 5, 1981 – Rio de janeiro, Brazil – 08:40am)
I've got Sun, conjunct Saturn and Jupiter and also Pluto all intercepted in 11th House Libra.
No planets inside intercepted 5th House Aries, however I do suffer from migraines/"tension headaches".
My health has always been of concern to me. I was born with congenital kidney problems, suffered surgery at about 5 months old and again at 1year old, so my parents tell me…
From 20 years on, I've been through gastroenteritis, that stopped and then came the chronic allergies, which were controlled and now the maddening 3 days debilitating tension headaches/migraine crisis… Also I suffer from heavy hair loss which sucks for a female and Insomnia ever since I can remember…
One might think this sounds like a hypochondriac, but I promise that is not the case. Perhaps I psychosomatize or it's karma… I don't know, but I would appreciate any insights?!?
The lil I know about astrology is self thought, but this post has really called my attention. What I mean is, maybe there's hope!
I just want health to not be one of my concerns anymore, u know? Does it seem like those might have been because of the intercepted planets? Or I should just keep on looking?
- Lynn Koiner Says:
Sep 4, 05:18 PM
Your post slipped passed me. I normally never give personal readings but I can discuss the combination of Stellium and Interception that would interest all.
Stelliums represent areas of our life that can take up all of our energy. We need to always go to the opposite House when there is a stellium. In the 11th, in groups, you can feel like a Lemming going to the sea. Pluto there is good for ad hoc group affiliations — coming together to accomplish and then disbanding.
Ideally, going to the 5th House means only working with small creative groups, such as a study group with only 5 people.
Stelliums can be involved with health issues, especially whe triggered by a transit. When one planet is hit, they are all hit and activated. See my article on Stelliums.
The health issues that you describe are all related. Edgar Cayce stated that migraines always start in the gut. You have severe food INTOLERANCES — Img or Elisa test is the only one that tells you the foods, not the allergy tests.
These started around the age of 10 years with a trauma connected with your mother — a situation that you could not digest, process and eliminate!
If you have low body temperature, go to a good gynecologist and have a hormone saliva test. Cardinal signs have adrenal-thyroid issues. NO BLOOD TESTS!
See my Common Cures for information on this.
- bela Says:
Oct 29, 05:13 AM
i have almost every interception mentioned here, thats cause 10 out of my 12 houses are ruled by at least 2 signs. are you saying i'm gonna have all that problems? actually most of the medical problems mentioned here have occurred to me in one way or another but probably thats because i'm quite a heavy smoker.
1. if what's written here is true in my case because astrology is correct and represents life, then i'm gonna die in the age of 40 or so because no one can live long with so many and so serious medical problems.
2. if what's written here is true in my case because i'm a heavy smoker, then how calm there's no planets in my 12 house which rules addictions (as well as other things)?
- Lynn Koiner Says:
Oct 30, 12:35 AM
Bela (10-2011): I think that you do not understand what an interception is. I looked at your chart.
Pisces is not on a house cusp and Virgo is not on a house cusp so these signs would be intercepted.
Unless you were born in the arctic circle, you can only have 2 interceptions.
Saturn in Virgo is intercepted so frustrations in the workplace can cause an imbalance in Kali Sulphate or Virgo health issues.
There can also be some food intolerances with this.
But where in this article do I say that someone will be condemned to die at 40! Where did you get this? Not from my article.
The interceptions are only strong when there is a planet in that sign natally or when a planet, especially Mars, transits through the intercepted sign. And then, it can only cause an imbalance in the corresponding cell salt when angered or frustrated — but you may not become ill.
Frustrations may occur from November 2011 through early July 2012 when Mars transits Retrograde in Virgo.
I also have 2 interceptions with one being 3 planets in Gemini. I am 66+ years old and I do not plan on dying anytime soon because of the interceptions.
- Piscean Goat Says:
Jan 31, 02:56 AM
Hello, I have a Capricorn sun in the 11th house. I also have Aquarius on the ascendant with Pisces intercepted in the first house. conversely, I have Leo on the descendant cusp and Virgo intercepted. I have both a retrograde Saturn intercepted right on the cusp of Virgo and Leo and the Moon intercepted right on the cusp of Virgo and Libra. I often have had experiences of unrequited love and I've grown smart enough to know to let go of people that don't reciprocate my feelings.
However, as of two years ago. There is a man that I tried to get rid of in my life that does not reciprocate the feelings I have for him, but he somehow is a permanent fixture now as he is friends of my friends and I HAVE to see him. Not only to I have to see him, I see him giving commitment and love to someone else! The commitment and love I wanted from him. Ever since the moment we meet I often dream of him or feel his presence and feel a spiritual connection that is loving sometimes. I am a logical person but spiritual weird stuff happened ever since I met him. I was never a spiritual person!
Why is this happening to me? I've been a giver all my life and I feel like this person just wants me to give him love and will never give me the love I need in return. I'm left alone and tortured watching him love someone else. I'm desperate to get away from him, but can't seem to without alienating other people I care for. Do you see anything in my chart that signals relief? If so, when?
My birthdate is 01-01-1978, New Orleans, LA Time 9:34am
~Piscean Goat
- Lynn Koiner Says:
Feb 2, 08:33 PM
PISCEAN GOAT (1-2012): For the article: "The individual may feel that he is forced to take charge when he would rather be in a more subordinate role, tending to details and out of the limelight. The tension could lead to hypoglycemia, inflammation of the intestines, constipation/diarrhea or poor eating habits based upon internal frustration (getting your "bowels in an uproar," so to speak). Avoiding details and allowing them to sabotage your big plans can cause an imbalance in the Virgo cell salt of Kali. Sulphate."
Saturn in the 7th and other 7-8 House planets create a very co-dependent nature that, with Saturn, seeks to parent others. This only leads to dysfunctional relationships.
Neptune opposing Saturn in the 7th will attend to dissolve these type of relationships, often through betrayal.
You need to read my Neptune article.
- Cancer Rising Says:
Mar 20, 12:40 PM
Just to clarify something, it states there that you don't think you can have Cancer with Leo intercepted on the ascendant.
You can. I do unless I have been reading my chart wrong for a number of years. My ascendant is Cancer 27 degrees, and Leo is intercepted in the 1st. I also have Mercury and Venus in Leo. I was born in Sydney, Australia if that helps with the latitudes?
- lynn koiner Says:
Mar 20, 03:03 PM
CANCER RISING (3-2012): You are absolutely correct. I tried different calculations at the time and I did not find these interceptions rising but, with high latitudes (and I never looked at southern latitudes), more interceptions can occur. Thanks for pointing this out.
When I wrote this article, at the time, all of my readers where in the U.S. so it is impossible here. Now that the internet has made these articles global, errors get pointed out more easily and I appreciate hearing about them.
- Jen Says:
Jul 8, 09:40 AM
Something to add to Stelliums and Interceptions .
Pisces on 3rd house cusp at 29d. Intercepted stellium— 0d Sun, Mercury(combust,retrograde), 9d Mars in Aries in the 3rd house. Taurus on the 4th and 5th house cusps.
1:55 am
Evanston, Il.
- Suzann Says:
Aug 25, 07:37 AM
I have spent considerable time trying to decipher the clues in my chart relative to my interception. I have Aquarius rising with Pisces/Virgo intercepted. I have Mars in Pisces and Jupiter in Virgo so both of these planets and signs feel locked away.
The rulers of both intercepted signs are in my 8th house in Libra and my Neptune is at 29 degrees 42 minutes Libra. I need help discovering just what it is that I need to express. The first house seventh house axis puzzles me and the eighth house just makes me sigh. I am a professional psychic but wonder if professional art is my calling or even writing.
I would so welcome any insight you can offer me regarding this because the blocked energy is harming my health. I suffer from a debilitating form of Lyme disease and severe allergies and have for some time.
4:45 pm
Hackensack, NJ
- Lynn Koiner Says:
Aug 27, 03:07 PM
SUZANN (8-2012): Intercepted planets have difficultly expressing themselves so you need to make a great effort to help them.
Mars-Jupiter causes one to over-react when something pushes your buttons as being UNJUST & UNFAIR. Rather than disrupting your personal relationships, channel this into some activist activities rather than personal issues.
- karmamonkey Says:
Nov 15, 11:07 PM
Hello Lynn,
I Read your post about intercepted signs. Interesting research topic. I have been doing my own research on this subject. Just be careful about personal astrological history and forming medical astrological theories based on your own case history alone. As far as your allergies are concerned, make sure you try to do a differential diagnosis before you make your theories. Many many people actually get allergies when they move to a big city, and in your case especially as you moved from a farm. As astrologers we want ourselves to be taken seriously by the scientific community and part of our responsibility includes publishing research that is tested, tried and true. Keep up the good work otherwise.
- Emilie Says:
Sep 17, 06:15 PM
First, thank you for all of your amazing articles, Lynn. You've really made a difference for me in my astrology studies and in my personal life. :) Also, here's a long post that backs you up even more.
My mother ( 29 deg Libra) and I (4 deg Aquarius) both have Pisces Cusp/Aries Intercep in the first house (thus, Virgo cusp/Libra intercep in the 7th) and mutable angles all around. I went an picked up the recommended salts right away and they've already made a huge difference for me! Chronic bloating and gas has plagued both my mother and I all our lives. She was a biochemist and worked in Laboratories until I was born, and she has always been hyper critical — especially inside of her relationships. Since I started studying astrology, I've wondered how a Libra could be so unfair about people (especially partners!) and their situations. She also began favoring her children during the period she and my father (a 28 deg Libra with Virgo rising, no interceptions) separated until they divorced 5 years later. As long as I can remember she's complained of chronic bloating, constipation, and sciatica, but it was more frequent and painful during the time she and my father were separated. It wasn't until after she started pursuing her own personal desires and dreams (Aries?) inside of Finance and Accounting (Libra, right?), and speaking up about her opinions and desires, that she was able to find some digestive relief (though not complete). She also no longer experiences chronic sciatica.
I also struggle with being "nice" and not assertive about my desires. Around the time my progressed Venus Rx (cap, 11th house) went direct by progression (14 y/o), my parents began separating. I decided around this time it was easier to not want anything from anybody (difficult with Moon, Mercury, Venus Rx, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune in Cap!) for birthdays, Christmas, etc. I became a little martyr whom my mom could always find comfort and deep Piscean insight from. At this time I also stopped skiing (Aries) and I developed a cyst in my sinus which led to a staph infection in my tonsils, and became chronically ill for two years. I was also diagnosed with and became medicated for ADD. My anxiety escalated and I began pulling out my hair—and when I stopped picking my hair, I started picking my face and developed cystic acne (also about 6 mo after Uranus moved into Aries). I learned from Mom's example and started getting very critical and perfectionist about everyone. No one was ever doing anything "the right way." I also stopped setting boundaries on my time and saying "yes" to everything and every one.
One last thing to note before I conclude, my mother and I both have a tendency towards iron deficiency anemia… probably due to the Aries interception?
Over the last year I've gotten back into athletics, and learned how to ask for things again and to stop being such a martyr about it. I've also been developing my skills at accepting others and loving them exactly as they are. This, along with changing my diet to healthier foods and taking fish oil daily, has significantly helped my anxiety and lower back issues, but hasn't stopped me from picking at my face and struggling with bloating. I'm already impressed by how well the Kali Phos & Nat Phos are working… I'm more relaxed, focused, and relieved than I've felt in years! I already eat iron-rich foods, so we'll see if this helps my iron absorption as well.
Thanks again! I hope my little anecdote contributed some.
- Terry Says:
Oct 20, 08:21 PM
Hi there
I have Aquarius Ascendant intercepting Pisces in my birth chart's (first house) and Virgo intercepted in the seventh with Leo on that cusp. Pluto is in Virgo in the interception and this makes a trine to Saturn in Capricorn which is the duplicated sign on my 11th and 12th house. I have Sun in the 12th.
I also have NN in Libra in the seventh house and Uranus in opposition to Venus across the Ascendant/Descendant.
No matter how I try, since 2001, I have ups and downs in work, relationships. and health (often going a long time without sex, love, initimacy, and have never had a permanent 1-2-1 relationship . I have also been without income for that period except for the last few years.
Can anyone tell me how to unlock these intercepted houses properly? For Pisces interception: Neptune is in the 8th house (Scorpio) and makes a trine to Mercury (ruler of Virgo interception)in Capricorn in the 11th.
I am fed up constantly having to examine why these things are so unsettling and difficult to resolve for success. I want them just to work out now, have a great relationship and sex life, health and a great and recognised career, hopefully in film.
I am much happier in California. Should this be where I can build a life?
I'd be glad of any help. Born: 18/1/1959 London, England. 08.58 am.
Thank you TJ
- Peter Says:
Nov 19, 02:05 AM
Dear Lynn,
Another fascinating website. My partner, who I have only recently met, has Libra on the cusp of her 5th House, with Scorpio intercepted in her 5th House. She also has natal Saturn in Scorpio. Does this mean she faces restrictions and repressed emotions in those areas governed by the 5th House?
- Lynn Koiner Says:
Nov 19, 02:54 AM
PETER (11-2013): Probably but Saturn best expresses itself in 5th House matters – a musical instrument or dance lessons might be less painful than having children.
It is not the interception here but Saturn in the 5th can indicate that she was raised in a world of adults or responsibilities. Structured fun would be helpful…or a study of chakras and psychology of the personality, a 5th House science.
The 5th House does affect the function of the liver so a little lemon juice in warm water in the mornings would help.
- maya Says:
Sep 18, 02:56 PM
Oh..I hope you'll see this in here~
I have aquarius (on anaretic 29 degree) on 2nd house cusp- pisces intercepted. There is also mars in aries.
In 8th house cusp I have leo, virgo intercepted- and there is jupiter in virgo.
I am confused with values and money are not of huge importance ( I used to dream about a world without money, as a kid) but all the other capricorn placements worry about financial security.
My income will be affected because of the interception/and mars—-plus jupiter in detrimental virgo?
Thank you!!!!
- Lynn Koiner Says:
Sep 19, 08:40 AM
MAYA (9-2014): First, forget about using 29 degrees as Anaretic or even worry about it being on a House cusp. Most charts need to be rectified and they are often about 1 degree earlier — the doctor slaps your butt and THEN looks at the clock. I used to rectify all charts in the 1960s and early 1970s until I saw the pattern. I never consider House cusp degrees.
A group of astrologers online recently observed anareta in natal charts and found nothing significant. Some degrees and rules are important in Horary astrology yet they do not apply to natal work. 29 degrees means something (note my Manual on Beginning and Ending Planets) but not on House cusps.
With interceptions, it is important to USE that intercepted planet – in your case, Jupiter in Virgo. This can express itself in healing service, studies in reincarnation or working for non-rpofits in fund raising.
Your attitude towards personal finances is ruled by the 2nd House. Mars in Aries is noi intercepted and quite good – unless afflicted.
Too many other factors influence finances so it is impossible to tell you about your personal finances with just Mars in Aries.
- maya Says:
Sep 20, 06:13 AM
Thank you, I was hoping you'd see it and you did.
(so anaretic are not quite important, not even with sun signs?- always worried that I have a weak 00 04' gemini sun)
As for jupiter- I thought seriously to join as a volunteer in Red Cross- had this feeling way before getting into astrology last year, so I think it's really virgoan approach.
And my mars is not at all "nice" ( square asc,square moon,square uranus, square neptune – but the squares to the outer planets are somewhat loose- 7 degrees or so) with a bi-quintile to jupiter and contra=parallel pluto. Seems like I've got into too many details with mars, must say-that minor aspects are just minor and I am not doing research on declinations, but I thought mentioning it, might help.
I am aware I can't just pick 2nd house-of possesions,values,money and analise it, to get the whole picture, but I was concerned with those things.
U answered my worriers, thansk again
- Lynn Koiner Says:
Sep 22, 08:43 AM
Anareta is only used in Decumbiture of an Illness charts.
29 degrees for a planet is considered an ENDING PLANET. This has a very specific interpretation — I have a Manuel on this topic under Publications.
The Sun is not weak at 0 degrees – it is a Beginning Planet and it too has a specific interpretation – you need to try many things in order to round out and develop your personality — but my friends with Beginning Suns are NOT weak. You can be weak for other reasons, usually having to do with Mars or Saturn undeveloped.
Do not use the contra-parallel – it does not work, especially in electional work. The Parallel is a powerful conjunction so use this for natal and transits.
I do not know who you have been studying with but get another teacher!
The 2nd House does rule more than you have listed. It rules the lymphatic system. People with planets here need aerobic movement, Yoga or Tai Chi to stimulate the chi in the body. It is a health House.
All Houses represesnt your ATTITUDE towards what it rules — the 2nd is your attitude towards finances and earning money. One can alway change the attitude to make improvements
- Katie Says:
Oct 30, 05:09 PM
I just recently discovered the concept of intercepted houses, and duplicated houses. I found that my only planet in Capricorn (which happens to be my sun) is in an intercepted house, and is not in aspect to any other planets in my chart. I have never really felt that I could tap into that energy, and Capricorn in general never really resonated with me. I also found that not only do I have Virgo rising, Pisces descendant, but those are my duplicated signs taking up the 12th and 1st house, as well as the 6th and 7th. From what I have read so far on this, it really answers why I perhaps I am so drawn to helping professions, and I always manage to find my partners at work.
Another question for you though is another chart I started to analyse after this which is that of my sister. She is a Gemini sun with Venus, mercury and Jupiter all in Gemini. However, none of this energy is really expressed in her personality. Then I discovered that her intercepted house is Gemini (and sag), while her doubled houses are cancer and Capricorn. In her case it is a 1st, 2nd house duplication for cancer and a 7th 8th duplication in Capricorn. She does have one tie to her intercepted sun and mercury though, and that is her 8th house moon in Aquarius. She has always been one of the most emotional people I know, extremely intense, kind of home body and often pretty down. She also always seems to attract the worst luck, and one obstacle after another.
Would much of this be stemming from the intercepted house cutting off her access to all of those energies and the need to access them through her moon?
avid astrology student
- Lynn Koiner Says:
Oct 31, 09:29 AM
KATIE (10-2014): You have asked good questions. Yes, interceptions block the energy of the planet.
I use wide orbs for very valid reasons so it is VERY unusual that someone has NO aspects to a planet.
Where the planets falls intercepted is where the individual needs to push to manifest the energies of the planet.
If one does not express one's Sun sign (there is such an article under Medical here), illness can occur – Gemini can be respiratory, lymphatic and allergy issues — I have 3 planets intercepted as well.
Since I do not know what the chart looks like, I cannot comment on the emotionality of your sister. A beginning Moon can do this, born just after a New Moon can do this…many reasons, along with the interceptions.
- Katie Says:
Oct 31, 02:21 PM
Are all the planets in an intercepted house blocked or only the planets in the intercepted sign. For example, my Capricorn sun is blocked, but would my venus in Aquarius and mercury in Aquarius (both in my 4th house with the sun-not in aspect) be effected?-------------------------
I wrote to Katie privately but this is a good question. Only the planet in the Intercepted sign is blocked or intercepted. The other planets are not considered blocked.
- KAREN Says:
Nov 13, 08:53 AM
Lynn, Your knowledge is amazing, and I learn so much from all your writing. I have intercepted capricorn moon 4deg in my third and a loaded intercepted 9th, venus, jupiter, and mercury. The 9th house has been active through my international legal career, I am however MOST interested in the homeopathic remedy you would suggest for my moon that is in conjunct my sun pluto conjunction in my 10th. I am a great believer in homeopathy, and would be ever so grateful for your advice. Thank you
- Lynn Koiner Says:
Nov 13, 09:20 AM
KAREN (11-2014): Planets in an intercepted sign can only express themselves in the House they are in and it seems that you have done this.
When so many planets are intercepted in Cadent Houses (3-6-9-12), I advise clients to shift to another time zone for their major activity. This relocated the planets where they can be more active.
The Cancer-Capricorn cell salts are listed above and both rule forms of Calcium.
However, I do not treat people with cell salts based upon aspects. I do make recommendations based on the chart and the specific condition.
I am confused about your chart — if you Moon is intercepted in the 3rd, it cannot also be conjunct the Sun-Pluto in the 10th. I am sure this is a problem in typing. But, I do not make recommendations based upon aspects in the chart.
- Dav Sher Says:
Nov 15, 08:17 PM
First of all, great articles and posts! Your articles have opened new thought processes on medical treatments.
What about when you have a stellium in Scorpio (in House 7) with Mars at 0.42' Scorpio, and in house 8 have Neptune at 6.23' Scorpio and Mercury at 19.10' Scorpio, Pallas at 21.26' Scorpio, Juno at 12.23' Scorpio and Fortune 27.11' Scorpio.
Sun is 28.17' Libra in 7th house, and Sun is conjunct Mars Orb 2.25', Mars is conjunct Neptune Orb 5.40' .
House 7 23°50' VirgoIn house 9 at 2.21' Sagittarius I have Jupiter at 3.14' Sagittarius as intercepted planet in Sagittarius. And in house 3 I have Gemini at 2.21' with no planets in it and Lilith at 13.10' Gemini.
House 8 3°18' Scorpio
House 9 2°21' Sagittarius
House 10 26°11' Sagittarius
I have Node in house 7 at 3.43' Libra. Born with urinary problems, underwent surgery at the age of 7 years, and then at age around 10-11 years to fix the problem permanently. Have few hyper obsessions which could be said to be bad habits.
Since 2004 I have been extremely fascinated with astrology and have been pursuing it in my free time.
Now my physical condition is deteriorating as if I have some internal problems which are not expressing themselves. Feel extremely energetic at some times and extremely fatigued at others. A total lack of will-power and wish to do something unless it becomes dire and in need of urgent action. Feeling to just let go of things and don't care about any problems until it becomes a crises to the extent of becoming bankrupt now.
Would appreciate any insights? I don't want to face these health problems, and somehow need to find myself means of survival.
- Lynn Koiner Says:
Nov 23, 10:51 AM
DAV (11-2014): I am sorry to say that I have no clue what is going on in your chart from what you have listed here. Yes, from your House cusps, the Sun-Mars-Neptune in Libra are intercepted. Health issues can arise from relationship issues and a need to define boundaries for your self and others.
I do understand Neptune and its tendency to put the head in the sand. This is due to a parent who did not want you to grow up and go away — a sabotaging effect that is triggered when you are angry or when you want to make a decision for your self.
Having a partner who "parents" you and helps you to be organized and assertive can help. The body seems to be sabotaging you just like the parent. I know this because I have Mars in late Gemini square Neptune in early Libra.
- Michael Says:
Mar 20, 10:12 AM
Dear Lynn,
Thanks for this site. So much info.
Hitherto I have mainly used Vedic fixed houses or Uranian no signs or houses but find intercepted signs very useful.
I use Sidereal Zodiac with Porphyry Houses here.
Natal Venus, Lady of Libra Ascendant, is in the forth house of intercepted sign Capricorn.
Thus home ownership has been a long time coming and I have mainly lived in rental accommodation.
Saturn, Lord of intercepted Capricorn is in 11th house of Leo. This appears to have given me a rare auto-immune form of arthritis.
Pluto and Moon are in intercepted 10th house of Cancer.
Overall this combination seems to have affected career and relations with parents.


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Just want to talk about container gardening and how you have made it easier and more productive over the years.
I would like to talk to some others on here about how they grow in containers. What mix? What fertilizer?
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I posted this in another forum on here, but I think it may get more attention here in the Container Gardening Forum.
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How have you have made container gardening easier and more productive over the years?
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There is a cheaper alternative to the gritty mix. I have the very highest regard for Tapla's knowledge and his detailed explanations on this forum and in no way have any criticisms of his mixes - but I cannot afford them for vegetable growing.
I have about 80 five gallon pots and 26 assorted larger pots and my wife has countless pots with ornamentals. We buy one ton of mixed soil from our local nursery and mix this with half a ton of washed sand. The mixed soil which is sold by the nursery as topsoil contains one quarter loam, one quarter sandy loam, one quarter mushroom compost and one quarter composted mulch. We mix this by shovelling to form a cone and turning it twice more. At the time of potting my wife adds some slow release fertilizer for the ornamentals and for the vegetables I add some sheep manure or garden compost at about one to ten. After every crop I add some more sheep manure or our garden compost.
As an alternative to the sand portion we prefer fine scoria (lateritic gravel) when it is available. During the growth period of the vegetables I add a little NPK 21:5:8 granular fertilizer which we get from farm suppliers (very much cheaper this way). Alternatively I use 1:10 diluted urine in the mid stages of plant growth.
The key thing with soil mixes in pots of over 5 gallon size is to have at least a quarter of coarse sand or grit.
ymmv, but here, where the summers can be long, hot, and dry, some form of drip irrigation that is connected from one container to another to the faucet is a boon. That way, all that has to be done is turn on a faucet to water multiple many containers all at one time. This is especially nice when it becomes necessary for twice and thrice a day watering. Haven't figured out how to do the hyrdoponic boxes or wick watering for outside yet.


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