Then, having first determined the date, whether in the following month or in the birth month itself, cast a horoscope for that day.
It is necessary to calculate as follows: add a number of days to the birth date equivalent to the age (in years) of the native. The first is the standard method in which one determines the age of the native, and then adds that many years in days to the birth date and looks at the transits to the natal chart on that day. Valens discussed two methods of secondary progressions in Book IX, the final book of his Anthology. Like many other predictive techniques, evidence of their use in that era survives only in the work of Valens. However, unlike primary directions, secondary progressions were not widespread in Hellenistic astrology. Therefore, his discussion is over 1500 years prior to the independent invention of the technique by Placidus. Valens was a 2nd century Hellenistic astrologer. Surprisingly, secondary progressions were also discussed by Vettius Valens. Placidus was a 17th century astrologer, monk, and mathematician. On the other hand, secondary directions are typically believed to have been invented by Placidus. Primary directions can be traced back to the early strata of Hellenistic astrology. For instance, the Moon takes about a month to travel through the zodiac, while the Sun takes a year. The secondary motion is the motion of celestial objects through the zodiac. In primary directions, every degree of earthly rotation (1 degree of right ascension 4 minutes of clock time) after birth is associated with one year of life. Due to the earth’s rotation, celestial bodies have a 24 hour cycle of rising and setting. The primary motion is the earth’s rotation. They are called “secondary” to distinguish them from “primary” directions. For the technique, the transits of each day following the birth are symbolic of each year of life. Secondary progressions are a popular predictive technique in modern astrology. Carradine Sun-Saturn Intensifications from SP Sun and Moon.
Progressed Sun to Natal Saturn at Cobain’s Death.
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