For those of us who study astrology there is danger of getting lost in details unless we have a model to deal with the jungle of information. In his second book, The Changing Sky , Steven Forrest presented a model for sorting through the many possible planetary configurations that present themselves in a transits and progressions reading. This system, termed "The Four Nets," is applied to the jungle of astrological symbolism, each net catching creatures in descending orders of size. In the First Net, we see all the astrological biggies—major transits and directions to and from the Sun, Moon and Ascendant for example. By the time we get to the Third or Fourth Nets, we are looking at events we might safely ignore —unless the earlier Nets have come up empty. This is a strategic, orderly, and effective method for organizing one’s approach to a transits/ progressions analysis. Of all directions those of the progressed Sun are among the most important. In Donald Trump’s
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