29-08-2026, 02:52 PM
Look, Rafal, it’s very simple: if you don’t want me to manipulate you, stop reading this thread and you’ll spare yourself my tricks.
It is not a conventional volvelle, but rather an incomplete sketch with a clearly astrological purpose. The groups of three marks are drawn on the sphere exactly where astrological aspects are formed, and this is what anyone knowledgeable about astrology will recognize. The main astrological aspects between the Sun and the Moon are the conjunction, sextile, square, trine, and opposition. And all of them are formed at the locations marked.
In the small drawing of the Rosettes, we see the formation of a trine between the Sun and the Moon—an aspect considered astrologically positive—which is very likely a reference to the harmony of the Rosettes' spheres.
It is not a conventional volvelle, but rather an incomplete sketch with a clearly astrological purpose. The groups of three marks are drawn on the sphere exactly where astrological aspects are formed, and this is what anyone knowledgeable about astrology will recognize. The main astrological aspects between the Sun and the Moon are the conjunction, sextile, square, trine, and opposition. And all of them are formed at the locations marked.
In the small drawing of the Rosettes, we see the formation of a trine between the Sun and the Moon—an aspect considered astrologically positive—which is very likely a reference to the harmony of the Rosettes' spheres.