Divergent Astrology: The Golden Mean Aspect and Its Corresponding Fibonacci Harmonic Aspects

I have been very interested in the Golden Mean to the point that I did some blog posts on them. I was just browsing on the internet and looking for any kind of information about the Golden Mean. I wanted to find anything that can help me figure out the harmonics of the Golden Aspects that Dr. Theodor Landscheidt introduced. I did a search on numbers in Fibonacci. I came across this site that helped me understand the harmonics behind The Golden Mean Aspect 137°30 as well as the other Golden Aspects that Dr. Landscheidt introduced. Since working with Golden Aspects back in 2008, I know that they share a harmonic because of seeing Golden Aspect Triangles with corresponding midpoint pictures. I even have one. I have Sun, Mars, and Pluto in Golden Aspect with each other with a corresponding midpoint picture of Pluto square Sun/Mars with an orb of 13 minutes of arc.

I noticed a pattern with the list of Fibonacci numbers on this site.

They show a sequence of Fibonacci Harmonic Aspects

The Golden Mean Aspect has Corresponding Fibonacci Harmonic Aspects, and every single one of them have Fibonacci numbers for both numerator and denominator

That was noticed with the Golden Mean as 55/144th Harmonic. 144 is the angle of the Biquintile which is the 2/5 Harmonic Aspect.

The Biquintile is a Fibonacci Harmonic Aspect

https://www.math.net/list-of-fibonacci-numbers

2. 1 4. 3 - 1/3 (Trine)

3. 2 5. 5 - 2/5 (Biquintile)

4. 3 6. 8 - 3/8 (Sesquiquadrate)

Johannes Kepler introduced some of the 'minor aspects' used in modern astrology in the 17th century. These include the Quintile (Q - consisting of 72°), the Tredecile (Td -consisting of 108°), the Biquintile (Bq - consisting of 144°), the semi-square (

- consisting of 45°) and the Sesquiquadrate (

- consisting of 135°). Most astrologers regard these new 'minor' aspects as too weak to be of major significance and recognise a danger of putting too much inconsequential detail into the chart which, unless skilfully employed, may detract from the more obvious relevance of the major (traditional) aspects.

https://www.skyscript.co.uk/gl/aspect.html#:~:text=Johannes%20Kepler%20introduced%20some%20of%20the%20%27minor%20aspects%27,45%C2%B0%29%20and%20the%20Sesquiquadrate%20%28-%20consisting%20of%20135%C2%B0%29.

In 1606 Kepler wrote to Thomas Harriot, a British astronomer and mathematician, who also studied astrology (and historical evidence suggests believed in astrology and used astrology):

"I am informed that misfortune came to you from astrology. I ask you if you believe that it could be powerful enough to have such power. Ten years ago, I rejected the division into 12 equal signs, the Houses, dominations (i.e. rulerships), triplicities etc. and I am retaining only the aspects (angles) and am transferring astrology to the science of harmonics."

https://isarastrology.org/david-cochrane-johannes-kepler-astronomer-and-astrologer/

5. 5 7. 13 - 5/13

6. 8 8. 21 - 8/21

7. 13 9. 34 - 13/34

8. 21 10. 55 - 21/55

9. 34 11. 89 - 34/89

10. 55 12. 144 - 55/144

11. 89 13. 233 - 89/233

12. 144 14. 377 - 144/377

13. 233 15. 610 - 233/610

14. 377 16. 987 - 377/987

The Golden Mean Aspect is the following Fibonacci Harmonic Aspects with the orb of the conjunction in the particular harmonic.

5/13 - 12 deg, 34 min

8/21 - 7 deg, 22 min

13/34 - 5 deg, 12 min

21/55 - 2 deg, 9 min

34/89 - 3 deg, 2min

55/144 - 52 min

89/233 - 3 deg, 55 min

144/377 - 4 deg, 48 min

233/610 - 8 deg, 43 min

377/987 - 13 deg, 31 min

proportionate orbs for the following harmonic aspects based on 15 degree orb for conjunction

13th harmonic - 1 deg, 9 min

21st harmonic - 42 min, 36 sec

34th harmonic - 26 min, 24 sec

55th harmonic - 16 min, 12 sec

89th harmonic - 9 min, 36 sec

144th harmonic - 6 min

233rd harmonic - 3 min, 36 sec

377th harmonic - 2 min, 24 sec

610th harmonic - 1 min, 30 sec

987th harmonic - 54 sec (round off to 1 min)

I explored the exact Moon-Uranus Golden Mean (137°30') Aspect that occurred at 2:40 AM on my birthdate October 29, 1971 in my birthplace San Francisco, California.

I was born 40 minutes after the exact Moon-Uranus Golden Mean Aspect occurred, and so I have Moon 137°53' Uranus which is a 13th Harmonic Aspect and 34th Harmonic Aspect like the Golden Mean Aspect is. My Moon-Uranus' primary Harmonic Aspect is 18/47th. It forms a 47th Harmonic Triangle with Saturn.

I have Moon 91°57 which is not just a square with a separating orb of 1 degree, 57 minutes. It is also 12/47th Harmonic Aspect with a separating orb of 2 mins. I have Saturn 130°10 which is a 4/11th harmonic aspect (quadraundecile) with an applying orb of 45 minutes but also a 17/47th Harmonic aspect with an applying orb of 3 minutes.

There is an asteroid named Fibonacci

https://www.universeguide.com/asteroid/9964/fibonacci#:~:text=Information%20Fibonacci%20is%20an%20asteroid%2C%20a%20large%20rock

Both Theodor Landscheidt and I have Mercury-Fibonacci aspects.

In Sidereal Zodiac (Fagan-Bradley)

In Theodor's natal chart:

Fibonacci in 1'20 Scorpio

trine Mercury in 0'56 Pisces

In my natal chart:

Fibonacci in 24'21 Leo

sextile Mercury in 24'00 Libra

I knew about those aspects over 10 years but after I first learned about him and the work that he did with Geocentric Planetary Nodes and Golden Aspects.

Asteroid Astrology is one of my astrological passions. I have been into Asteroid Astrology for over 20 years and have two of Martha-Lang Wescott's Asteroid Astrology books. I got Jacob Schwartz's Asteroid Encyclopedia. Demetra George and Douglas Bloch's book Astrology For Yourself that much stuff on asteroids got me highly interested in Asteroid Astrology. I even check out Asteroid Nodes like Zipporah Dobyns did. I am even an admin of Asteroid Astrology facebook group for over 10 years. I just recently ordered a Solar Fire add-on. I am planning on checking out asteroids with the aspects that Landscheidt came up with.

The Moon-Uranus Golden Mean Aspect