Jacques halbronn Astrology and Linguistics. The fixed signs correspond to the neutral gender in grammar, nor male (cardinal) neither female (mutable).

Jacques halbronn Astrology and Linguistics. The fixed signs correspond to the neutral gender in grammar, nor male (cardinal) neither female (mutable). In our "Astrology 7" (Septenial Astrology), the fixed signs correspond to the middle of a season, half way between cardinal and mutable signs. We connect this scheme to our linguistic, phonological work abut written and oral expressions, which, recently, has developed the question of neutrality for adjectives, following, up to a certain point, the English approach which does not distinguish the gender. To restitute the original astrology as well as the original language, it has become necessary to confer a central role to the neutral position. Indeed, what is neutral can, depending upon the context, become female (feminine), male (masculine)see: www.lumni.fr/video/le-masculin-et-le-feminin The English language has preseerved the original French spirit which considered that the written level was a matrix, due to develop in one way or another in a second stage. But the French language has succeede to keep the oral traditdion at the expenses of its written level, aligned on the oral level. Hence, one has to combine the two traditions to reconstiue a previous state of human language as given, revealed to Mankind. In the same way, Astrology is also a gift from the Gods and has a similar structure including a neutral state. and two options, cardinal and mutable, while the fixed signs occupy an intermediary status, undetermined. Moreover, the cardinal signes correspond to the past, the fixed signes to the present time, the mutable signes to the future. JHB 07 03 25