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51 terms
Annual profections / zodiacal releasing / firdaria →
Annual profections and zodiacal releasing are associated with surviving Hellenistic material and its modern reconstruction.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Profection means advancement and releasing is an English technique-name. Firdaria is a medieval period-system name; its deeper linguistic transmission is not settled here.
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Asteroid / centaur / dwarf-planet astrology →
Minor-body astrology expanded as observations and usable ephemerides made more objects accessible.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Asteroid means star-like; centaur borrows a mythological creature-name; dwarf planet is a descriptive modern category. Astrology names their interpretive application.
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Aztec Tonalpohualli / other Mesoamerican counts →
The Mexica tonalpohualli belongs to the wider Mesoamerican family of 260-day ritual counts.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Tonalpohualli is conventionally rendered count of days or destinies. Aztec is the broader historical label; other Mesoamerican counts is an editorial extension.
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Babylonian omen and zodiac traditions →
Babylonian celestial practice includes multiple genres across time.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Babylonian refers to Babylon; omen is Latin for a portent; zodiac descends from Greek figure-name vocabulary. The full phrase is an editorial grouping.
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BaZi / Four Pillars / Saju →
Four Pillars arranges the year, month, day and double-hour into stem–branch pairs.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Bāzì, 八字, means eight characters; Four Pillars renders 四柱, also read Saju in Korean. The labels count characters or paired pillars in the chart.
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BG5 / Penta / DreamRave / animal-plant design →
BG5, Penta, DreamRave and the Design of Forms are extensions within Ra Uru Hu’s teaching corpus.
Word origin, evidence & sources
BG5 is a business-program identifier; Penta uses the Greek five-prefix; DreamRave joins dream to Rave. Animal-plant design is an English description of the form-related teachings.
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Bhutanese / Mongolian / regional Tibetan calendars →
Bhutanese and Mongolian calendars belong to the wider history of Tibetan-derived calendrical learning while retaining regional versions.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Bhutanese, Mongolian, and Tibetan derive from regional or people-names. The heading groups calendar versions by place and transmission without translating those names into invented roots.
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Burmese Mahabote / Thai / Balinese pawukon / other regional systems →
This is a regional discovery entry, not one astrological system.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Burmese, Thai, and Balinese identify regions or cultures; Mahabote and pawukon retain local names. A dependable literal derivation of Mahabote is not established here.
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Chinese lunisolar zodiac →
The Chinese calendar coordinates lunar months with the solar year through intercalation.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Chinese identifies the tradition; lunisolar combines Moon and Sun; zodiac is an English comparison label for the animal cycle, not its Chinese word origin.
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Constellational /13-sign / Ophiuchus →
Constellational astrology uses actual sky regions or selected star patterns instead of twelve equal thirty-degree signs.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Constellational refers to constellations; 13-sign counts divisions; Ophiuchus is the serpent-bearer name. The title combines a method descriptor with one named constellation.
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Cosmobiology / midpoint schools →
Cosmobiology is particularly associated with Reinhold Ebertin's publishing and teaching.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Cosmobiology joins cosmos, world/order, and biology, study of life. Midpoint schools describes approaches organized around halfway positions.
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Divisional charts / vargas →
Vargas are divisional classifications within Indian horoscope practice.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Divisional describes division into parts; varga means a group or division. The slash presents a translation aid, while preserving the native term.
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Draconic →
Draconic astrology appears in modern practitioner literature associated with writers including Dennis Elwell and Pam Crane.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Draconic comes from draco, dragon. The chart frame's name recalls the lunar nodes' dragon-head and dragon-tail imagery.
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Dreamspell /13 Moon / Galactic Signature →
Dreamspell is a modern creation associated with José and Lloydine Argüelles, developed around 1990–1991.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Dreamspell combines dream and spell; 13 Moon counts the named periods; Galactic Signature uses a celestial identity metaphor. These are the synthesis's English labels.
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Egyptian decans / stellar calendars →
Egyptian stellar timekeeping and decanal imagery precede the later Greco-Roman zodiacal syntheses.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Egyptian names the setting; decan retains a tenfold Latin term; stellar comes from stella, star. The slash joins related subjects rather than translating one ancient title.
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Electional / Muhurta →
Electional astrology selects a proposed starting time for an activity.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Electional comes from election, a choosing; muhūrta names a moment or time interval. Both labels concern the selection of a suitable time.
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Element / animal / mewa / parkha overlays →
Tibetan elemental astrology adds animal cycles, mewa numbers and parkha trigrams to calendrical reckoning.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Mewa renders sme-ba, the magic-square number; parkha renders spar-kha, a trigram designation. Element, animal, and overlay are explanatory English additions.
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Esoteric / Alice Bailey / seven rays →
Alice Bailey's esoteric astrology belongs to a modern spiritual teaching corpus maintained by Lucis Trust.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Esoteric means inward or restricted teaching; Alice Bailey is the author-name; seven rays names the light-ray metaphor organizing her system.
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Fixed-star / Behenian / parans →
Fixed-star astrology contains multiple methods rather than one extra layer of zodiac degrees.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Fixed-star is descriptive English; paran shortens paranatellonta. Behenian names a traditional selected-star group; an uncertain deeper derivation of Behenian is left unasserted.
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Galactic / whole-sky astrology →
Galactic and whole-sky astrology extends astrological attention to objects beyond the familiar planets.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Galactic derives from the Milky Way's milk-related Greek name; whole-sky expands the scope beyond a narrow zodiac band. These are descriptive modern approach-labels.
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Gene Keys / Golden Path / expanded spheres →
Richard Rudd describes Gene Keys as emerging from his study with Ra Uru Hu and years of contemplation of the sixty-four hexagrams.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Gene Keys joins biological gene with the unlocking-key metaphor; Golden Path names a curriculum; spheres uses circular-form vocabulary for themes. Expanded is an editorial qualifier.
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Harmonic / vibrational approaches →
Modern harmonic astrology is closely associated with John Addey and later authors such as David Hamblin.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Harmonic derives from harmony and proportional joining; vibrational derives from vibration, a shaking or oscillation. These are modern approach-labels, with school-specific meanings.
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Hellenistic / traditional →
Hellenistic astrology is represented by surviving Greek-language authors including Ptolemy and Vettius Valens.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Hellenistic derives from Greek Hellēn, Greek; traditional comes from handing down. Together they describe a historical milieu and a mode of transmission.
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Horary / interrogations / Prashna →
Question-based approaches with distinct chart conventions and judgement rules. This gateway compares Western horary with named Indian Prashna approaches; the implemented worksheet is tropical Regiomontanus.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Horary derives from hora, hour; interrogation means asking; praśna means question. The combined title links several traditions' question-based vocabulary.
Lilly weighs significators, dignities and aspects in Western question charts. Rao describes Tajaka combinations used in Prashna, an Indian approach with its own conventions. A Western Regiomontanus worksheet is therefore not a generic Prashna calculation; consistent rules make results reproducible without establishing that answers predict events.
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Human Design / Rave astrology →
Human Design was introduced by the teacher known as Ra Uru Hu.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Human Design is Ra Uru Hu's English title; Rave is his distinctive vocabulary. Rave astrology is a system-associated label, not an ancient language-name.
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Jaimini / chara dashas →
Jaimini astrology names a body of techniques transmitted through terse sutras, commentaries and modern teaching.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Jaimini names the attributed sage; cara means moving or changeable, and daśā period. The label combines an attribution with a timing-family name.
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Jyotish / Parashari family →
Jyotish is a broad Indian astral discipline; the Parashari label identifies a family of horoscope techniques associated with the authority of Parashara.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Jyotiṣa derives from celestial light; Parāśarī means associated with the sage Parāśara. Family is the atlas's grouping metaphor, not a literal genealogy.
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Krishnamurti Paddhati (KP) →
Krishnamurti Paddhati takes its name from K.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Krishnamurti identifies K. S. Krishnamurti; paddhati means a procedure or system. KP is an initialism of the school-name.
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Locational / relocation / astrocartography / local-space →
Locational astrology predates its modern computerized maps.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Locational and relocation name place and changing place; Astro*Carto*Graphy is Jim Lewis's coined title; local space is Michael Erlewine's surrounding-space label.
Relocation keeps the instant and changes local axes; astrocartography maps angular positions, while local-space maps observer-based directions. Changing zodiac labels alone cannot move physical map lines. These geometries are testable; promises about a location’s personal effects are interpretive claims.
Maya Haab / Long Count / Calendar Round →
The Maya calendar combines cycles with a count of elapsed days.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Haab is the retained Maya calendar-name; Long Count and Calendar Round are English labels describing extended counting and cyclic combination.
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Maya Tzolk’in / Chol Q’ij →
The 260-day sacred count is a living Maya tradition, not merely an archaeological curiosity.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Tzolk’in is the Yucatec calendar-name and Chol Q’ij the K’iche’ name. Maya is the broader cultural label, not the language of one shared spelling.
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Modern psychological / evolutionary →
Psychological and evolutionary astrology are related modern approaches, not synonyms.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Psychological draws on psyche, mind or soul; evolutionary draws on evolution's unfolding vocabulary. Here both name interpretive schools rather than a shared technical procedure.
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Mundane / ingress / financial / medical astrology →
Mundane astrology applies celestial symbolism to collective affairs.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Mundane comes from mundus, world; ingress means entering. Financial and medical name subject areas, not separate etymological branches of astrology.
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Nadi / Bhrigu / Lal Kitab / regional lineages →
This registry entry groups traditions that need separate articles rather than implying a single school.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Nāḍī is a Sanskrit word with channel/tube senses; Bhṛgu is a sage-name; Lal Kitab is the Red Book title. Their deeper naming histories should not be merged.
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Nine Star Ki / Kyūsei →
Nine Star Ki is a Japanese-associated cycle practice encountered today through several teaching lineages.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Kyūsei, 九星, means nine stars; ki, 気, is the Japanese qi-related term. The title keeps the native reading beside the English form.
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Numerology / tarot-astrology / I Ching birthday overlays →
Numerology, tarot correspondences and I Ching birthday overlays have different histories and should not be presented as one ancient science.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Numerology joins number vocabulary with -logy; tarot is a French card-name with uncertain deeper origin; I Ching is an older romanization of Yijing, Book of Changes.
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Onmyōdō / Sukuyō / 27–28 mansion systems →
Onmyodo, Buddhist Sukuyodo and mansion systems should not be collapsed into one Japanese zodiac.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Onmyōdō is the way of yin-yang/divination; Sukuyō uses mansion-and-luminary characters 宿曜. The numbered mansion label is an English description of the calendrical divisions.
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Panchanga / drik calculation →
Panchanga means a five-part almanac framework.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Pañcāṅga means five-limbed; drik represents dṛk, sight. The title combines the almanac's components with the calculation approach.
Positions and transition times are reproducible within the selected zodiac and sunrise convention. A sunrise day differs from a civil date; festival assignment and auspiciousness require further religious or lineage rules. Daily and birth-instant views answer different calendar questions.
History, methods & personal reading →
Persian / Arabic / medieval Latin / Renaissance →
Persian, Arabic-language, medieval Latin and Renaissance astrology form connected but distinct histories.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Persian and Arabic identify linguistic-cultural settings; medieval Latin identifies language and era; Renaissance is French for rebirth. The title lists linked contexts, not synonyms.
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Phugpa / Tsurphu / Kālacakra →
Tibetan calendar computation preserves mathematical traditions associated with the Kalachakra literature and later lineages.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Phugpa names a calendar-author lineage; Tsurphu a monastery-linked tradition; Kālacakra means Wheel of Time. The slash preserves three different naming origins.
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Qi Men Dun Jia / Da Liu Ren / Tai Yi →
Qi Men Dun Jia, Da Liu Ren and Tai Yi are three distinct Chinese divination systems often grouped as the three cosmic boards.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Qimen Dunjia uses unusual-gate and hiding-jia terminology; Liuren means six ren, the yang-water stem; Taiyi is the deity/system title. These are separate names, not one compound.
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Quantum Human Design →
Quantum Human Design is Karen Curry Parker’s contemporary reinterpretation of Human Design.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Quantum Human Design extends the Human Design name with quantum. Parker describes creating the title for her revised vocabulary and approach; quantum is part of that branding.
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Secondary progressions / solar arcs / primary directions →
Secondary progressions, solar arcs and primary directions are different timing constructions.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Progression names advancing; solar arc names the Sun's angular travel; direction names a directed displacement. Secondary and primary distinguish different timing conventions.
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Starseed / soul-origin / Arcturian-Pleiadian overlays →
This registry label groups contemporary spiritual soul-origin interpretations rather than a single documented school with a standard founder or algorithm.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Starseed joins star and seed; soul-origin is descriptive English. Arcturian and Pleiadian derive from Arcturus and the Pleiades; their spiritual use is a later naming layer.
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Synastry / midpoint composite / Davison →
Three relationship-chart methods: compare two natal charts, combine corresponding angular midpoints, or calculate an intermediate time-and-place chart.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Synastry uses together-star roots; midpoint composite describes putting halfway positions together; Davison names Ronald Davison. The three names identify different comparison constructions.
Each method has different inputs and geometry. Reproducible contacts or combined positions do not establish another person's feelings, the quality of a relationship or its future.
Tajika / Varshaphala →
Tajika is a Sanskrit adaptation of Perso-Arabic astrology, particularly associated with anniversary horoscopes.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Tājika is the Persian-derived school designation; varṣaphala combines year with fruit or result, naming the year's results.
Balabhadra's text records a substantial Tajika method with its own judgement rules. A sidereal return supplies a chart, not the full method. Historical attestation and calculated positions do not test its predicted outcomes.
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Transits / solar and lunar returns →
Transits compare a later sky with an earlier chart.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Transit means passage; solar and lunar mean of Sun and Moon; return means coming back. The wording describes movement to reference positions.
A transit snapshot measures relationships at a chosen instant; a return search locates a specified longitude crossing. Both depend on the stated reference. Their numerical reproducibility does not establish a forecast.
Tropical natal / modern Western →
Tropical natal astrology belongs to a long textual tradition that was repeatedly revised.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Tropical refers to the seasonal zodiac, natal to birth, and modern Western to the school grouping. These are three descriptive qualifiers of different kinds.
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Uranian / Hamburg School →
The Hamburg School grew around Alfred Witte's methods, with Friedrich Sieggrün and Ludwig Rudolph involved in its organization and publishing.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Uranian draws on Uranus; Hamburg School names the German city associated with Alfred Witte's circle. Neither expression is an ancient system-name.
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Western sidereal →
Western sidereal astrology is a modern Western tradition associated with zodiac calibrations such as Fagan–Bradley.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Western names the school context; sidereal comes from sidus, star or constellation. The phrase distinguishes this tradition's star-referenced zodiac convention.
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Zi Wei Dou Shu / Tử Vi →
Zi Wei Dou Shu belongs to the Chinese family of calendrical fate-calculation.
Word origin, evidence & sources
Zǐwēi Dǒushù, 紫微斗數, retains an astral name plus Dipper-number terminology; Tử Vi is the Vietnamese reading of Zǐwēi. The names have related linguistic forms.
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