The number seven divides the chart into segments of approx 51 degrees, and is called a Septile, but is used very little. So, bearing in mind all this active discrimination, what of these other numbers, the seven and the nine? However, the rarely used aspects, the novile and septile, are often listed in astrological programs at a default 0 degree orb and as such will only appear in a chart when an aspect to a planet, angle, etc is exact. The less important aspects, the sextile, sesquiquadrate, and inconjunct, are allowed 2 degrees of orb. These are considered major aspects, with the sextile, semi-square and quintile all considered minor aspects in descending order.Īlso, when dealing with the major aspects (conjunction, trine, square, and opposition), some astrologers will allow up to 10 degrees for aspects involving Sun, Moon, or Ascendant, but only 6-8 degrees for the other planetary aspects. But main stream astrology focuses only on the numbers one (conjunction), two (opposition), three (trine), four (square), five (quintile), six (sextile), and finally, eight (semi-square). Looking at astrology from a numerology perspective you would automatically take into consideration all divisions of the Natal chart by numbers one through nine. But what of those aspects that aren't given as much importance. We all know the major and minor aspects of astrology, and the levels of importance placed on them.
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