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SlytherinSistah · 12-01-2009, 10:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Windsfreak

Um, no. In most common pop culture, Pisces is at the bottom of the list. Where is this all coming from! This is confusing him. "I'm sorry Professor but this isn't a bit clear," Matheu have laughed.

The student looked to be one of the younger years, so it was possible that he hadn't had a class on Western Astrology before. Maybe then they could start off with something a bit more basic until he got the hang of it. "We could try approaching it in a more thorough step-by-step fashion if you like. For the remainder of the class feel free to offer answers if you feel you know what they are, but for now could you tell me how familiar you are with the order which the 12 zodiac signs of western astrology follow?" Kapoor asked the younger student.

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Originally Posted by SenoritaMaxie

Fyo glanced down at his natal chart. If Gemini was the sixth house, and Cancer the seventh, then Aquarius had to be ... ah yes, the second.

"The second house, professor," Fyo said, hand in the air.

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Originally Posted by Jessica

Umm... Shumeeta wasn't sure about this one. She raised her hand and said, "Second maybe, professor?" but that was mainly because Fyo had said that. She was being such a copy-cat! She really shouldn't have given that answer. The sixth year bit her lip and turned to her notes. Then she calculated the answer onher own, and decided it really was second. Because if Cancer was seventh then Sagittarius would be twelve. That made Capricorn number one and of course Aquarius number two.

"It really is number two professor," she said with hand in air.

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Fred looked through his book and raised his hand and answered, "You find Aquarius in house number 2.".

"That's exactly the answer I was looking for. Points for your houses. So our charts should look something like this now." With that much filled out, Kapoor supposed he should move them onto planets. "As you may have heard me explain earlier, the planets also appear on charts. They tend to not be as picky as the signs, however and many may group into one house and one sign rather than spread out one planet for each house. Sometimes at the time of their birth, a person may have lots and lots of activity in only one half of their chart, or even one quadrant. For the remainder of the class I'd like for you to plot 2-4 planets on your charts and write down the name of the planet and the house in which you've chosen to place it. Just get a bit of practice in. It's the best way to get good at making charts. When you're done, turn it in and you're free to go. And if you have any questions feel free to ask me."

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SlytherinSistah DoM Ramora Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Merlin Foresaken PST Posts: 5,432 x9 x3	ooc: you don't have to really provide an image. rping and describing is good. :) C.R.E.A.M \| Haitian Sensation \| Shark Patronus \| Your Huckleberry \| T's ClayBaby Quote: Originally Posted by Windsfreak Um, no. In most common pop culture, Pisces is at the bottom of the list. Where is this all coming from! This is confusing him. "I'm sorry Professor but this isn't a bit clear," Matheu have laughed. The student looked to be one of the younger years, so it was possible that he hadn't had a class on Western Astrology before. Maybe then they could start off with something a bit more basic until he got the hang of it. "We could try approaching it in a more thorough step-by-step fashion if you like. For the remainder of the class feel free to offer answers if you feel you know what they are, but for now could you tell me how familiar you are with the order which the 12 zodiac signs of western astrology follow?" Kapoor asked the younger student. Quote: Originally Posted by SenoritaMaxie Fyo glanced down at his natal chart. If Gemini was the sixth house, and Cancer the seventh, then Aquarius had to be ... ah yes, the second. "The second house, professor," Fyo said, hand in the air. Quote: Originally Posted by Jessica Umm... Shumeeta wasn't sure about this one. She raised her hand and said, "Second maybe, professor?" but that was mainly because Fyo had said that. She was being such a copy-cat! She really shouldn't have given that answer. The sixth year bit her lip and turned to her notes. Then she calculated the answer onher own, and decided it really was second. Because if Cancer was seventh then Sagittarius would be twelve. That made Capricorn number one and of course Aquarius number two. "It really is number two professor," she said with hand in air. Quote: Fred looked through his book and raised his hand and answered, "You find Aquarius in house number 2.". "That's exactly the answer I was looking for. Points for your houses. So our charts should look something like this now." With that much filled out, Kapoor supposed he should move them onto planets. "As you may have heard me explain earlier, the planets also appear on charts. They tend to not be as picky as the signs, however and many may group into one house and one sign rather than spread out one planet for each house. Sometimes at the time of their birth, a person may have lots and lots of activity in only one half of their chart, or even one quadrant. For the remainder of the class I'd like for you to plot 2-4 planets on your charts and write down the name of the planet and the house in which you've chosen to place it. Just get a bit of practice in. It's the best way to get good at making charts. When you're done, turn it in and you're free to go. And if you have any questions feel free to ask me."