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Quarter 5 - Lesson 9:
Consolidating skills: What are
Concurrent Causes? What is their relevance in forecasting?
Our lesson considers the topic of what Morin calls
"concordant causes". The cooperation or agreement between causes as seen in the different timing
techniques to provoke or manifest an event as seen in potential natally is what
Morin calls "concordance" or "concordant causes."
"An astrologer skilled in the concordance of causes and effects, will only
need a few directions to [know] the state of the whole year, that is to recognize
the Native's principal changes emanating from the stars in that year." J.B.
Morin Astrologia Gallica, Book 24, Progressions and Transits, Page 82
Forecasting is a deductive process that begins with a good understanding of
the natal chart followed by noting how Primary Directions and Solar Returns
must necessarily cooperate with Transits for an event (seen potentially in the
natal chart) to occur. This is especially important when it comes to major
life events.
After placing Transits in context with these former timing techniques, we trace through a series
of yearly transits the tragedy of Rachel Entwistle, an American homicide victim
and her 9-month daughter who were found dead in their home in Hopkinton,
MA on January 22, 2006.
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