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In this video I examine Heidegger's concept of Dwelling and use it to explain the domicile rulership scheme set forth in the Thema Mundi. I argue that by dwelling in signs, general planetary powers reveal themselves as personal deities.
In Western Astrology, Zodiacal signs are thought to signify on account of their gender (masculine or feminine), quadruplicity (cardinal, fixed, or mutable), and triplicity (fire, air, water, or earth).
In this video, I examine an even more fundamental account of Zodiacal signification in classical astrology: Dwelling. I contend that it is through dwelling that a sign’s gender, quadruplicity, and triplicity manifest their particular characters. In the first section, I set forth the traditional account of signs as houses, an account rooted in the Thema Mundi, the birth chart of the cosmos. In section two, I explain this account through the Heideggerian concept of dwelling. In section three, I explain how dwelling grounds a sign’s gender, quadruplicity, and triplicity, and how, by allowing these features to manifest themselves, dwelling thereby also preserves a space for planetary forces to step forth as concrete personal deities. And, finally, in section four, I develop this account using the Iliad and the Odyssey to illustrate how Mars dwells in its domiciles of Aries and Scorpio as Ares and Athena.
The images used in this video were either designed by me, in the public domain, or under a creative commons license.
Thema Mundi by Meredith Garstin is under a creative commons license and can be found here: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Thema_Mundi.svg
Photo of Thomas Degeorge, Ulysse et Télémaque massacrent les prétendants de Pénélope, 1812, Clermont-Ferrand, musée d'Art Roger Quilliot by VladoubidoOo is under a creative commons license and can be found here: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Thomas_Degeorge_Ulysse.jpg
