THOMAS JEROME ROMA
CHARTS NEW DIRECTIONS IN ASTROLOGY WITH
3RD DIMENSION:
THE DECLINATOR™©*
Astrological
charts are printed on two dimensional paper so they are unable to display
parallels and contraprarllels, the third dimension of planetary alignments.
The Declinator™©* is a graphical display of declinations from -30º to +30º.
With the declinator it’s easy to visualize the parallels and contraparallels.
Planets that are very close to each other vertically are parallel. Bodies that
are the same distance above or below the zero line are contraparallel.
Coupled with any astrological chart one can now visualize planetary positions three dimensionally. Depending on their position on "The Declinator"™©* the Sun, Moon and planets now lie into or out of the paper in a normal chart. As the bodies dance around the chartwheels from week to week they will also dance up and down the declinator.
*The Declinator™©
2001
by Thomas Jerome Roma / AMASS Publishing
All rights reserved Available only in
Tom Jerome Roma’s Weekly Astrological
Forecasts and Guide for 2002
See Below The Declinator™©* coupled with an astrological chart and how you can imagine the planets into or out of the screen
*The
Declinator™© 2001
by Thomas Jerome Roma / AMASS Publishing
All rights reserved Available only in
Tom Jerome Roma’s Weekly Astrological
Forecasts and Guide for 2002