The Horary Examples of Ebinezor Sibly (1790, 1817)

Text Copyright 2007 J. Lee Lehman

This category of horary, a ship at sea, is an extensive one historically, and I believe, it has great modern utility as well. When we understand that the issue of voyage is not limited to over water, then its possibilities expand. Also, I…

Continue readingEbinezor Sibly: QUESTION II. On the FATE of a SHIP at SEA (1790)

Text Copyright 2007 J. Lee Lehman

Here, we quote from: Ball, Richard. 1697. An Astrological Compendium, or a Brief Introduction to Astrology. Leg & Star: Cornell. Astute readers will observe that this a after William Lilly: I am quoting it here for the interesting way that he classifies the different components of application. Notice, being a bit late…

Continue readingRichard Ball: [On the Application of Aspects – Coming to Perfection] (1697)

The Horary Examples of Ebinezor Sibly (1790, 1817)

Text Copyright 2007 J. Lee Lehman

I have hade several clients who have premised their horaries on similar questions: deciding upon a financial instrument based on either one’s life expectancy, or one’s immediate prospect of getting sick. Notice here with the question of length of life, Sibly proceeded because…

Continue readingEbinezor Sibly: QUESTION 1. On the LENGTH OF LIFE (1790)

1) He who is naturally well affected unto Astrology shall verily pronounce more certain Judgments.

2) Divers Effects of the Stars are drawn forth from the stars, according to the various dispositions of the matter; whereof the Astrologer ought very well to examine the several natures and qualities of the subjects receiving.

3) Sol and Mars are fiery; the heat of…

Continue readingThe Aphorisms of William Lilly , provided by Clive Kavan

Text Copyright 2007 J. Lee Lehman

This is one of the examples that Alan Leo published in Modern Astrology: pages 326-327 of Volume 3, 1893. Later, Leo would reprise these published horaries as his examples in Horary Astrology.

Question: Shall I do right by remaining in my present situation? Page 63…

Continue readingEdwin Casael: A Job Horary (1893)

Text Copyright 2007 J. Lee Lehman

This is one of the examples that Alan Leo published in Modern Astrology: pages 326-327 of Volume 3, 1893. Later, Leo would reprise these published horaries as his examples in Horary Astrology. Part of what is interesting about this example is what it shows of Casael’s method: because he…

Continue readingEdwin Casael: Three Horaries (1893)

Text Copyright 2007 J. Lee Lehman

This is one of the examples that Alan Leo published in Modern Astrology: pages 326-327 of Volume 3, 1893. Later, Leo would reprise these published horaries as his examples in Horary Astrology.

Question: Shall I do right by remaining in my present situation? Page 63…

Continue readingEdwin Casael: Two Partnership Horaries (1893), Part 1

J. Lee Lehman: The Martial Art of Horary Astrology (2002)

Text Copyright 2007 J. Lee Lehman

Here I present a brief excerpt from my book, The Martial Art of Horary Astrology.

Excerpt from: The Martial Art of Horary Astrology

Chapter 10: Affairs of the…

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