29th Degree:  The final degree (29th degree) of any Sign. It is also known as the degree of fa . . .
Accidental:  Ascendant From Evangeline Adams' horary technique in which an Ascendant is deter . . .
Accidental Dignity:  A planet that occupies its house of natural rulership or falls within 5° of an a . . .
Acronical Place:  From the Greek akronychos, at sunset. The position occupied by a planet when it . . .
Adjusted Calculation Date:  The day on which the planetary position . . .
Admetos:  Sixth symbolic planet used in Uranian astrology.
Advantage Line:  An imaginary axis that connects the third decan of the third and ninth houses. T . . .
Affinity:  A mutual attraction or innate congeniality.
Afflicted:  Used to describe a planet which is unfavorably aspected; squares, oppositions an . . .
Affliction:  A term from traditional astrology used to describe adverse aspects, especially t . . .
Age Of Aquarius:  The Great Year that begins around the turn of the twenty-first century and lasts . . .
Air Signs:  Gemini, Libra and Aquarius, traditionally associated with the air element and me . . .
Akashic Records:  The memory of nature. Akashic is a Sanskrit term referring to the etheric substr . . .
Alpheta:  Literally, the giver of life; A well aspected benefic that occupies an aphetic ( . . .
Alphetical Places:  Those parts of a horoscope from 5° above the Ascendant to 25° below, from 5° bel . . .
Anareta:  From the Greek, literally destroyer. Applied to a malefic that occupies an anare . . .
Anaretic Degree:  The final degree (29th degree) of any Sign. It is also known as the degree of fa . . .
Anaretic Place:  The final degree (between 29° and 30°) of any sign, also called the degree of fa . . .
Anaxagoras:  Greek 500-428 B.C., studied in Egypt and thought the Sun went under a flat Earth . . .
Angles:  The Ascendant, Descendant, Midheaven and Imum Coeli; the four cardinal points in . . .