Posted by AerialViewthey're both stationary. what is the difference between them?
Stationary Retrograde and Stationary Direct.
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Posted by AerialViewBasically, a planet has to be Stationary (I.e Sr or Sd) before it becomes Retrograde (i.e Rx - backward motion) or Direct (i.e D - forward motion)they're both stationary. what is the difference between them?
Stationary Retrograde and Stationary Direct.
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Posted by Shinzowow thanks. what is the best site to get a birth chart?Posted by AerialViewthey're both stationary. what is the difference between them?
Stationary Retrograde and Stationary Direct.![]()
Sr is Stationary Retrograde about to move backward, Sd is Stationary Direct, about to continue its forward motion.click to expand
Posted by AerialViewThat's all I use as well or download planetdance software.Posted by Shinzowow thanks. what is the best site to get a birth chart?Posted by AerialViewthey're both stationary. what is the difference between them?
Stationary Retrograde and Stationary Direct.![]()
Sr is Stationary Retrograde about to move backward, Sd is Stationary Direct, about to continue its forward motion.
mine only says "Stationary" on astro.com.click to expand
Posted by AerialViewMaybe not planetdance. Still trying to figure out how to use it myselfPosted by Shinzowow thanks. what is the best site to get a birth chart?Posted by AerialViewthey're both stationary. what is the difference between them?
Stationary Retrograde and Stationary Direct.![]()
Sr is Stationary Retrograde about to move backward, Sd is Stationary Direct, about to continue its forward motion.
mine only says "Stationary" on astro.com.click to expand
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