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Sun Signs and Ritual Timing chart
It is important to know when the best time is to perform rituals of
all kinds, such as consecrating an item like a talisman or amulet,
working a spell, or a prayer for something in particular. You can
prepare for the right time by using the following charts.
Determine the need for the ritual - let's say that you are going to
court and want to have a candle burning ceremony to help prepare
yourself.
Example
- First, select the best day for the ceremony from the
first chart. We'll say it's an accounting matter and use Wednesday
(you could use Sunday which is appropriate for all legal matters but
we'll use Wednesday for this example).
- Now go to chart two and find which planet rules your
sign. Let's say you're a Cancer and you're ruled by the Moon.
- Now go to chart three and find the best time on
Wednesday to perform the ceremony. There are instructions at the
bottom of this page that explains how to use chart three. Using the
example in those instructions, the first time on Wednesday I should
use for my ceremony (because it is the hour of the Moon)
would be the second daylight hour which falls between 8:12AM and
9:08AM (see instructions). Of course I could also wait until the 9th
daylight hour or until the 4th or 11th hour of darkness by
calculating those times.
- Once you have your day and hour calculated. Get
everything ready so you can begin on time.
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Chart One
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| Day |
Activities |
| Sunday (Sun-day) |
Deal with rituals and activities pertaining to
religion, god, legal, buying & selling, money, success and civic
services. |
| Monday (Moon-day) |
Things that relate to water, astrology, dreams and
astral travel, emotions, home and hearth, psychic, trips and
spirituality. |
| Tuesday (Mars) |
Business, starting over, surgery, animals, anything
confrontational, gardening, hunting, exercise and sex. |
| Wednesday (Mercury) |
This is a day for dealing with business, including
your accountants, attorneys, signing contracts, correspondence,
writing, computers, education. Also visiting friends, relatives and
neighbors. |
| Thursday (Jupiter) |
Business again, signing up for college or
correspondence courses, study, mental and physical health, expanding
your horizons, travel, animals, wealth, politics, religion and general
self-improvement. |
| Friday (Venus) |
This is the day for love, sex, affection, romance
and improving marriage relationships. Take care of yourself, get your
hair done, get a manicure, spend time with friends. Perfect day for
love rituals. |
| Saturday (Saturn-day) |
This day is for working on the tough ones. Things
concerning criminals, death, wills, justice, financing, bills,
mortgages, and any other obstacles in your path. |
Chart Two
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| Sign |
Planet/
Element |
Sign |
Planet/
Element |
Sign |
Planet/
Element |
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Capricorn
12/21-1/19 |
Saturn
Earth |
Taurus
4/19-5/19 |
Venus
Earth |
Virgo
8/22-9/21 |
Mercury
Earth |
 |
Aquarius
1/20-2/18 |
Saturn*
Air |
Gemini
5/20-6/20 |
Mercury
Air |
Libra
9/22-10/22 |
Venus
Air |
 |
Pisces
2/19-3/19 |
Jupiter*
Water |
Cancer
6/21-7/21 |
Moon
Water |
Scorpio
10/23-11/21 |
Mars*
Water |
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Aries
3/20-4/18 |
Mars
Fire |
Leo
7/22-8/21 |
Sun
Fire |
Sagittarius
11/22-12/20 |
Jupiter
Fire |
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| Chart Three - The Planetary Hours** |
| Hour of Daylight |
Sunday |
Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
Saturday |
| 1 |
Sun |
Moon |
Mars |
Mercury |
Jupiter |
Venus |
Saturn |
| 2 |
Venus |
Saturn |
Sun |
Moon |
Mars |
Mercury |
Jupiter |
| 3 |
Mercury |
Jupiter |
Venus |
Saturn |
Sun |
Moon |
Mars |
| 4 |
Moon |
Mars |
Mercury |
Jupiter |
Venus |
Saturn |
Sun |
| 5 |
Saturn |
Sun |
Moon |
Mars |
Mercury |
Jupiter |
Venus |
| 6 |
Jupiter |
Venus |
Saturn |
Sun |
Moon |
Mars |
Mercury |
| 7 |
Mars |
Mercury |
Jupiter |
Venus |
Saturn |
Sun |
Moon |
| 8 |
Sun |
Moon |
Mars |
Mercury |
Jupiter |
Venus |
Saturn |
| 9 |
Venus |
Saturn |
Sun |
Moon |
Mars |
Mercury |
Jupiter |
| 10 |
Mercury |
Jupiter |
Venus |
Saturn |
Sun |
Moon |
Mars |
| 11 |
Moon |
Mars |
Mercury |
Jupiter |
Venus |
Saturn |
Sun |
| 12 |
Saturn |
Sun |
Moon |
Mars |
Mercury |
Jupiter |
Venus |
| Hour of Darkness |
Sunday |
Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
Saturday |
| 1 |
Jupiter |
Venus |
Saturn |
Sun |
Moon |
Mars |
Mercury |
| 2 |
Mars |
Mercury |
Jupiter |
Venus |
Saturn |
Sun |
Moon |
| 3 |
Sun |
Moon |
Mars |
Mercury |
Jupiter |
Venus |
Saturn |
| 4 |
Venus |
Saturn |
Sun |
Moon |
Mars |
Mercury |
Jupiter |
| 5 |
Mercury |
Jupiter |
Venus |
Saturn |
Sun |
Moon |
Mars |
| 6 |
Moon |
Mars |
Mercury |
Jupiter |
Venus |
Saturn |
Sun |
| 7 |
Saturn |
Sun |
Moon |
Mars |
Mercury |
Jupiter |
Venus |
| 8 |
Jupiter |
Venus |
Saturn |
Sun |
Moon |
Mars |
Mercury |
| 9 |
Mars |
Mercury |
Jupiter |
Venus |
Saturn |
Sun |
Moon |
| 10 |
Sun |
Moon |
Mars |
Mercury |
Jupiter |
Venus |
Saturn |
| 11 |
Venus |
Saturn |
Sun |
Moon |
Mars |
Mercury |
Jupiter |
| 12 |
Mercury |
Jupiter |
Venus |
Saturn |
Sun |
Moon |
Mars |
**These are not actually hours but periods of daylight
or dark. To determine the actual length of an "hour", find the time of
sunrise and the time of sunset and divide by 12. For instance, if
sunrise is at 7:15 and sunset is at 6:30 then you have eleven hours
and 15 minutes of daylight. Each day is ruled by a planet and the
first hour of each day is the same as the planet that rules.
Subsequent hours rotate through the planets, (ie.) Friday is ruled by
Venus so the first hour after sunrise is the hour of Venus, the second
hour is Mercury, the third the Moon, then Saturn, Jupiter, Mars, Sun,
Venus again - and so on.
For the actual sunrise and sunset times in your location you can go to
the
U.S. Naval Observatory website and get the actual times for just
about anywhere.
 | 11 hours X 60 minutes = 660 minutes |
 | 660 + 15 minutes = 675 minutes |
 | 675 minutes / 12 time periods = 56 minutes per time
period (round off the seconds). |
The first daylight hour begins at 7:15AM and ends at (7:15 + 56
minutes = 8:11AM), Hour two begins at 8:12AM and ends at (8:12 + 56
minutes = 9:08AM), and so on until the hour of sunset.
To use the hours of darkness you would do the same exercise but would
calculate the hours between sunset that night and sunrise the next
morning and divide the hours by 12 periods. Hour one at night would
start with the time coinciding with sunset and go thru the number of
minutes you calculated for each period. |
Or you can use this handy on-line calculator
(Change the City/State to get accurate hours for your location)
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