Tag: Marc Edmund Jones

Panacea‘s Mythological Importance Panacea is the daughter of Asclepius and Epione. She is one of their four sisters each performing a facet of Apollo, Asclepius’s father’s art. They are also called the Asclepiads. She first appeared in the weekly chart for Jackson Mississippi.

Marc Jones introduces the idea of Mental Chemistry in his book How and Why it works, Celestiology discusses why its useful.

Dromenoner Mo Saladin wrote in about Dr. Jones’ thoughts on Hyleg.  You can view the original post here on Facebook. “Although man’s physical organism is neither the whole of himself nor the controlling factor in his make-up, the body with its social and spiritual relations nonetheless remains a primary barometer of his well-being on all […]

Point number two is the Part of Fortune, because of its importance of the relationship between a person’s luminaries.  This mathematical point shows a person’s general focus of existence.  To calculate your Part of Fortune click here. Pars Fortuna tells the person’s emphasis in his life — fundamentally and biologically.  For while Mars gives the […]

John Locke was an English philosopher who is called the “Father of Liberalism.” His philosophy was pegged to both a representative government and the importance of individual property rights.

Marc Edmund Jones had a meeting in Scramento in September 1932 when he faced a crossroads in his spiritual professional life. This post reviews that chart.

                                                             plus ca change, plus c’est la même chose Marc Jones, a wide and erudite reader, mentions “Alphonse Karr” in the second chapter of Astrology:  How […]

This is a compilation of Marc Jones thoughts from his Occult Philosophy beautifully arranged and illustrated by Elizabeth McClung — her husband, Kent McClung, is a well known astrologer in his own right and the inspired writer behind the Hyperion Symbols, his update to the Sabian Symbols, that you can order directly from him signed. […]

Ruth Gerry was a spectacular astrologer who worked with Marc Edmund Jones for many years and was a member of all the astrological association operant at the time and travelled throughout the country giving lectures or learning from them. Her close friend was fellow astrologer Charles Jayne.. We know little about Ruth’s background other that […]

No. 15 – Probity (Integrity) Pluto shows what is one’s integrity or probity.   Here the planet is in the sign of physical energy (Taurus), in the house of the home and end of life (fourth), on a degree (Taurus 7) of “awakening.” “I wonder if you will ever know how I love Sagamore Hill,” remarked […]

No. 14 — Uranus Now we come to Uranus, the fourteenth point.  It is is the planet of recreation and of independence. In Teddy Roosevelt’s chart it  is in the house of self-expression (fifth), the sign of vivification (Gemini), and in import. The symbolical degree (Gemini 3) reads: “An etching of rare beauty displays a […]

Point 13.  Venus — the finishing. Venus is money, or how you finish things. It is also how you know when you are finished or when it is over or complete. Money is one symbol of that end or finishing; aesthetic things like art, and personal values are other aspects of the finished side of […]