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Due to software issues, the data of a few Lunar Mansions, particularly but not only if two changes occur in one day, were omitted in the table. There is now a small additional table below the ephemeris table, containing time and date of the Lunar Mansions missing in the main table! To go straight to the Lunar Mansion Ephemeris 2020 page, click on the image below:

Ramesey – A Table of Elections according to the Aspects of the Moon to the other six Planets Reviews Abu Ma’shar: On the Revolutions of the Years of Nativities (Persian Nativities IV) Lunar Mansions Ephemeris now available for the whole Year 2020! Due to a high number of requests, the Lunar Mansions Ephemeris is now available for the whole of the year 2020. Regarding recent talk about placements related to the 7th house and where people have met partners, I have a new favorite… 1 day ago Lunar Mansions Ephemeris now available for the whole Year 2020!

With the Sun’s Capricorn ingress nearly upon us, I would like to take the opportunity to wish all my friends, followers, and gentle readers of this web log a peaceful Winter Solstice, a Merry Christmas, and a happy, healthy and prosperous New Year 2020. So the shortest day came, and the year died, And everywhere down the centuries of the snow-white world They lighted candles in the winter trees; They hung their homes with evergreen; They burned beseeching fires all night long To keep the year alive, And when the new year’s sunshine blazed awake

On 12 December, the next United Kingdom general election is to be held under the provisions of the Early Parliamentary General Election Act 2019. Before we have a look at the event chart representing polling day, it may be helpful to remind ourselves of the current Solar Ingress chart for the UK, cast for 20th March 2019: This looks as if a high percentage of voters is not in agreement with the course of action suggested by the prime minister and Conservative Party leader, Boris Johnson. Taking all this information into account, my prediction is that Boris Johnson will win the upcoming election, but that he may only be Prime Minister of a coalition government, which may frustrate the political will of many people in the United Kingdom.