Mars in Capricorn, Anaretic Degrees, and Planetary Exaltations

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Planetaries (2024)
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In this talk, I explore the meaning of planets occupying the last degree of a zodiac sign, the entrance of Mars into Capricorn, and the concept and meaning of Planetary exaltations.



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