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Vydūnas

Lithuanian philosopher (1868-1953)

Born22 March 1868, Jonaičiai
Died20 February 1953
Recorded astheosophist
SourceWikidata Q932413 · Wikipedia

The Magus degrees

No planet on any of the six degrees or opposite them, in either zodiac.

The ten planets on the degree calendar

PlanetSiderealImageTropicalImage
Sunthe 11th degree of Pisces
10°08′
A man walking with a staff under his arm.the 3rd degree of Aries
2°09′
A handsome person stretching forth his right hand, as if he was showing the various things of the world, and applying his left hand to a girdle about him.
Moonthe 20th degree of Aquarius
19°39′
A lame woman leaning on a staff.the 12th degree of Pisces
11°40′
A young man looking behind him, with a fierce countenance.
Mercurythe 18th degree of Aquarius
17°55′
A great owl standing still.the 10th degree of Pisces
9°56′
A man beating in a mortar.
Venusthe 21st degree of Aries
20°49′
A dog sitting and turning his face towards a lion.the 13th degree of Taurus
12°50′
Two women with staves, smiting and striking one another.
Marsthe 22nd degree of Aquarius
21°55′
A man cutting off another’s hands and feet with a hatchet.the 14th degree of Pisces
13°56′
A man cutting wood.
Jupiterthe 2nd degree of Pisces
1°14′
A man sitting on the earth.the 24th degree of Pisces
23°15′
A man and a woman lying in a bed together.
Saturnthe 14th degree of Scorpio
13°38′
A well without water.the 6th degree of Sagittarius
5°39′
A fair young boy crowned with laurel, and a shepherd’s crook in his right hand.
Uranusthe 17th degree of Gemini
16°47′
A man without hands, and idle.the 9th degree of Cancer
8°48′
A woman holding a distaff in her right hand.
Neptunethe 23rd degree of Pisces
22°15′
A woman having her garment rent.the 15th degree of Aries
14°16′
A man bare-headed, his arms stretched out, and clothed with a habergeon.
Plutothe 23rd degree of Aries
22°38′
Six serpents, three of them fighting against the other three.the 15th degree of Taurus
14°38′
Seven fowls flying in the air.

Geocentric positions computed for noon, Universal Time. The Moon can be up to six degrees off depending on the real time; the other planets less than one degree.

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