Astrological Dictionary on Letter #E

Earth

Third planet from the Sun. One of the four elements. Represents physical, down-to-earth qualities. T...

East Point

The point on the Celestial Equator rising on the Eastern Horizon at birth. The intersection of the E...

Eclipse

The Total or partial blocking of light of one heavenly body by another.. Solar Eclipse occurs when t...

Eclipse Lunar

occurs when the Earth is between Sun and Moon, thus blocking light. ...

Eclipse Solar

Occurs when the Moon is between Sun and Earth. ...

Ecliptic

The great circle formed by the intersection of the plane of the Ecliptic with the Celestial Sphere....

Egress

Astrologically the point at which a body leaves a sign. Astronomically the point at which a body lea...

Election

Chart cast to find the proper time for initiating a given action or event....

Elements

In Astrology refers to the division of signs into Fire, Earth, Air, and Water, corresponding to the ...

Elevation

(Astronomy) Same as Altitude. Distance of a planet above the Horizon. Planet placed in an elevated ...

Emplacement

Generally used to identify the position of a planet in the chart....

Ephemeris

A tabulation of position (sometimes velocity also) of a celestial object for (usually) regular int...

Equator

This word has two common usages or meanings:1. The Equator of the Earth, which is that great circle ...

Equinox

Literally, the time of equal day and night. The point where the Celestial Equator and the Ecliptic i...

Essential Dignity

Traditional term. When a planet gains in strength cording to its sign and degree placement in the ch...

Exaltation

In Greek, Hypsomaton, meaning hiding-place. The Exaltations, or Hypsomata, are specific positions (...