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Hi,

first of all, awesome work you did there.

I just have a question regarding the progressed chart.

I have a person, born in Berlin on 1.1.1970

native = charts.Subject('1970-01-01 00:00', 52.490134, 13.3365914)

I want to calculate the daily horoscope for Tuesday - 17 January 2024, like on astro-seek.com:

Astroseek Example

So my approach is to do this:

progressed = charts.Progressed(native, '2024-01-17 00:00')

The birthchart is right, but for some reason i get very different data to astro.com & astro-seek.com for the progressed chart.

e.g. The Moon should be in the 7th house, but in the progressed chart its in the 11th house.

import datetime
from time import strftime
from immanuel.setup import settings
import swisseph as swe
from immanuel import charts
from immanuel.const import chart, calc
from immanuel.tools import position
import json
from immanuel.classes.serialize import ToJSON
native = charts.Subject(
date_time='1992-01-14 12:00:06',
latitude='57N00',
longitude='00W00',
)

natal = charts.Natal(native)
print(natal.aspects[chart.SUN][chart.MARS])
KeyError: 4000005
Do I need to make changes in the settings options, and how can I do it? I am a beginner, thank you.

Hi Robert,

Really digging Immanuel, it's been super useful. Ever thought about adding support for other languages? Noticed a lot of astrology libs are doing it.

I'm actually using Immanuel in Brazilian Portuguese and got quite a bit translated already. Happy to help with Spanish translations too.

Think it'd make Immanuel even more awesome for folks worldwide.

What do you say?

Hi @theriftlab

Check this out:

from immanuel import charts

subject = charts.Subject('2024-04-29 06:15', '22S54', '43w06')
natal= charts.Natal(subject)

print(natal.objects[6000007])

The answer was:

True Lilith 16°27'33" in Libra, 6th House, Direct

But looking in Astro.com, it should be Virgo, 19º, 5th House, as you can see in the image.

Do you have any idea what I'm doing wrong?

Hi @theriftlab .

I have an idea for the Aspect class: start and end dates.

For sure, it doesn't make sense in a Natal chart, but It will be very useful in some particular situations:

• Transit Charts
• Aspects between a Transit Chart and a Natal chart
• Progressed charts (maybe?)

I know it can be tricky with some objects not moving in their typical direction, but, if possible, it will be very cool.

您好，想要相位数据，需要怎么设置
native = charts.Subject(
date_time='2024-04-11 16:44',
latitude='39.55',
longitude='116.28',
)

settings.set({
'house_system': chart.CAMPANUS,
'mc_progression_method': calc.DAILY_HOUSES,
})

settings.aspect_rules[chart.ASC] = settings.default_aspect_rule
settings.objects.append(chart.CERES)

settings.aspects.append(calc.OPPOSITION)
settings.aspects.append(calc.SESQUISQUARE)

natal = charts.Natal(native)
progressed = charts.Progressed(native, '2024-04-11 16:44')

for object2 in progressed.objects.values():
print("===",object2)

I don't know if it's on any plan you have for the library.

I've being exploring the find function, which is very cool, but I encontered a limitattion: it only deals with planets (the "4000000" objects). I don't know how difficult it will be, but I think it will be great if we could work with other objects.

Let me give three examples:
1 - I wanna calculate the sunrise for a given day. So I could ask it to find when the Sun and the ASC will make a conjunction. But it gives me an error, because it calls functions that need information I can't provide.
2 - I could use it to find when a given object will be in a given sign
3 - Or it could help find, when a planet it will enter my 10th house.

Whenever you are thinking about upgrades on the find funcion (os similar function), it will be great if it receive these options.