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The Sun’s aspect is the Conjunction

The Moon’s aspect is the Opposition

Mercury’s aspect is Semi-Sextile

Venus’ aspect is Sextile

Mars’ aspect is Square

Jupiter’s aspect is Trine

Saturn’s aspect is Quincunx

  • Parallel is similar to a conjunction, but usually provides benefits.
  • Contra-Parallel is said to be similar to the opposition, but weaker.
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The following is a list of plants actually containing iron in parts-per-million (ppm):

1. Taraxacum officinale – Dandelion (Leaf) 500-5,000 ppm

2. Echinacea spp – Coneflower (Root) 700-4,800 ppm

3. Symphoricarpos orbiculatus – Buckbush (Stem) 19-4,400 ppm

4. Valerianella locusta – Corn Salad (Plant) 3,519-4,143 ppm

5. Artemisia vulgaris – Mugwort (Plant) 1,200-3,900 ppm

6. Boehmeria nivea – Ramie (Plant) 1,500-3,500 ppm

7. Physalis ixocarpa – Tomatillo (Fruit) 14-2,974 ppm

8. Harpagophytum procumbens – Devil’s Claw (Root) 2,900 ppm

9. Asiasarum heterotropoides – Asian Wild Ginger (Root) 450-2,800 ppm

10. Asiasarum sieboldii – Siebold’s Wild Ginger (Root) 450-2,800 ppm

11. Stellaria media – Chickweed (Plant) 2,530 ppm

12. Verbascum thapsus – Mullein (Leaf) 2,360 ppm

13. Mentha pulegium – European Pennyroyal (Plant) 2,310 ppm

14. Carthamus tinctorius – Safflower (Flower) 81-2,200 ppm

15. Petasites japonicus – Butterbur (Plant) 2,000-2,100 ppm

16. Amaranthus spinosus – Spiny pigweed (Leaf) 22-1,965 ppm

17. Polystichum polyblepharum – Chinese Polystichum (Plant) 500-1,900 ppm

18. Trifolium pratense – Red Clover (Shoot) 10-1,850 ppm

19. Nyssa sylvatica – Black Gum (Leaf) 8-1,820 ppm

20. Angelica dahurica – Bai Zhi (Root) 1,800 ppm

21. Schizonepeta tenuifolia – Ching-Chieh (Plant) 1,700 ppm

22. Caulophyllum thalictroides – Blue Cohosh (Root) 1,640ppm

23. Ruscus aculeatus – Butcher’s Broom (Root) 1,640 ppm

24. Diospyros virginiana – American Persimmon (Stem) 3-1,620 ppm

25. Amaranthus sp. – Pigweed (Leaf) 23-1,527 ppm

26. Thymus vulgaris – Common Thyme (Plant) 1,075-1,508 ppm

27. Camellia sinensis – Tea (Leaf) 189-1,500 ppm

28. Manihot esculenta – Cassava (Leaf) 28-1,500 ppm

29. Arctium lappa – Gobo (Root) 8-1,470 ppm

30. Prunus serotina EHRH. – Black Cherry (Leaf) 20-1,440 ppm

31. Berberis vulgaris – Barberry (Root) 1,410 ppm

32. Anemarrhena asphodeloides – Chih-Mu (Rhizome) 90-1,400 ppm

33. Peucedanum decursivum – Qian Hu (Plant) 780-1,400 ppm

34. Nepeta cataria – Catnip (Plant) 1,380 ppm

35. Chamissoa altissima – Guanique (Leaf) 137-1,370 ppm

36. Cynanchum atratum – Bai-Wei (Root) 1,350 ppm

37. Juniperus virginiana – Red Cedar (Shoot) 11-1,320 ppm

38. Polygonum cuspidatum – Japanese Knotweed (Plant) 360-1,300 ppm

39. Senna occidentalis – Coffee Senna (Seed) 1,300 ppm

40. Equisetum arvense – Field Horsetail (Plant) 698-1,230 ppm

The following is a list of plants actually containing copper in parts-per-million (ppm):

  1. Prunus serotina – Black Cherry (Stem) 1.3-378 ppm
  2. . Liquidambar styraciflua – American Styrax (Stem) 0.6-360 ppm
  3. Nyssa sylvatica – Black Gum (Leaf) 1.25-182 ppm
  4. Liquidambar styraciflua – American Styrax (Leaf) 2.8-164 ppm
  5. Symphoricarpos orbiculatus – Buckbush (Stem) 3.8-132 ppm
  6. Diospyros virginiana – American Persimmon (Stem) 0.2-108 ppm
  7. Sassafras albidum – Sassafras (Leaf) 1.6-102 ppm
  8. Lycopersicon esculentum – Tomato (Fruit) 0.4-100 ppm
  9. Brassica oleracea var. capitata – Cabbage (Leaf) 0.3-87 ppm
  10. Corylus avellana – English Filbert (Seed) 13-82 ppm
  11. Sassafras albidum – Sassafras (Stem) 0.2-56 ppm
  12. Sesamum indicum – Sesame (Plant) 14-56 ppm
  13. Carya glabra – Pignut Hickory (Shoot) 0.9-55 ppm
  14. Brassica oleracea var. botrytis – Broccoli (Leaf) 0.68-52 ppm
  15. Carya ovata – Shagbark Hickory (Shoot) 1.25-45 ppm
  16. Phaseolus vulgaris – Blackbean (Fruit) 0.62-45 ppm
  17. Brassica oleracea – Collards (Leaf) 2-43 ppm
  18. Cucumis sativus – Cucumber (Fruit) 0.3-42 ppm
  19. Quercus stellata – Post Oak (Stem) 1.2-42 ppm
  20. Anacardium occidentale – Cashew (Seed) 22-37 ppm
  21. Rosa canina – Rose (Fruit) 1.8-36 ppm
  22. Eupatorium odoratum – Jack bush (Leaf) 35 ppm
  23. Rhizophora mangle – Red Mangrove (Leaf) 35 ppm
  24. Prunus domestica – Plum (Fruit) 0.33-34 ppm
  25. Cocos nucifera – Coconut (Seed) 3.2-33 ppm
  26. Pistacia vera – Pistachio (Seed) 11-33 ppm
  27. Psophocarpus tetragonolobus – Asparagus Pea (Seed) 28-33 ppm
  28. Senna obtusifolia – Sicklepod (Seed) 9-32 ppm
  29. Nyssa sylvatica – Black Gum (Stem) 0.3-31 ppm
  30. Quercus velutina – Black Oak (Stem) 1.5-31 ppm
  31. Cucurbita maxima – Pumpkin (Leaf) 4.2-30 ppm
  32. Helianthus tuberosus – Jerusalem Artichoke (Plant) 8-30 ppm
  33. Momordica charantia – Bitter Melon (Fruit) 30 ppm
  34. Prunus persica – Peach (Fruit) 0.3-30 ppm
  35. Rhus copallina – Dwarf Sumac (Stem) 1.8-30 ppm
  36. Rumex acetosa – Garden Sorrel (Leaf) 3-30 ppm
  37. Arctium lappa – Gobo (Root) 29 ppm
  38. Lactuca sativa – Lettuce (Leaf) 0.36-29 ppm
  39. Prunus serotina – Black Cherry (Leaf) 0.8-29 ppm
  40. Quercus phellos – Willow Oak (Stem) 1-29 ppm

Few plants contain metallic mercury. The following list shows plants actually containing mercury in parts-per-million (ppm):

  1. Cinnamomum aromaticum – Cassia (Plant) 60 ppm
  2. 2. Fucus vesiculosus – Bladderwrack (Plant) 40 ppm
  3. 3. Rhodymenia palmata – Dulse (Plant) 26 ppm
  4. 4. Lycium chinense – Wolfberry (Fruit) 8 ppm
  5. 5. Chondrus crispus – Irish Moss (Plant) 7 ppm
  6. Juncus effusus – Rush (Pith) 1.41 ppm
  7. 7. Arctium lappa – Gobo (Root) 1.27 ppm

Metallic silver is rarely in the plant kingdom. The following is a list of plants known to actually contain metallic silver in parts-per-million (ppm):

  1. Lycopersicon esculentum – Tomato (Fruit) 0-1.4 ppm
  2. 2. Quercus rubra – Northern Red Oak (Stem) 0-1.32 ppm

The following is a list of plants actually containing tin in parts-per-million (ppm):

1. Schisandra chinensis – Chinese Magnoliavine (Fruit) 940 ppm

2. Elytrigia repens – Couchgrass (Plant) 67 ppm

3. Juniperus communis – Common Juniper (Fruit) 63 ppm

4. Silybum marianum – Milk Thistle (Plant) 42 ppm

5. Gentiana lutea – Yellow Gentian (Root) 40 ppm

6. Cypripedium pubescens – Ladyslipper (Root) 33 ppm

7. Rhodymenia palmata – Dulse (Plant) 33 ppm

8. Althaea officinalis – Marshmallow (Root) 29 ppm

9. Valeriana officinalis – Valerian (Root) 28 ppm

10. Chondrus crispus – Irish Moss (Plant) 27 ppm

11. Urtica dioica – European Nettle (Leaf) 27 ppm

12. Achillea millefolium – Yarrow (Plant) 26 ppm

13. Berberis vulgaris – Barberry (Root) 26 ppm

14. Cnicus benedictus – Blessed Thistle (Plant) 25 ppm

15. Trifolium pratense – Red Clover (Flower) 25 ppm

16. Fucus vesiculosus – Bladderwrack (Plant) 24 ppm

17. Glycyrrhiza glabra – Licorice (Root) 24 ppm

18. Harpagophytum procumbens – Devil’s Claw (Root) 24 ppm

19. Mentha pulegium – European Pennyroyal (Plant) 24 ppm

20. Rumex crispus – Curly Dock (Root) 24 ppm

21. Cucurbita pepo – Pumpkin (Seed) 23 ppm

22. Humulus lupulus – Hops (Fruit) 22 ppm

23. Myrica cerifera – Bayberry (Bark) 22 ppm

24. Rosa canina – Rose (Fruit) 22 ppm

25. Arctium lappa – Gobo (Root) 21 ppm

26. Caulophyllum thalictroides – Blue Cohosh (Root) 21 ppm

The following is a list of plants actually containing lead in parts-per-million (ppm):

1. Nyssa sylvatica – Black Gum (Leaf) 0.2-182 ppm

2. Symphoricarpos orbiculatus – Buckbush (Stem) 2-176 ppm

3. Juniperus virginiana – Red Cedar (Shoot) 0.7-132 ppm

4. Nyssa sylvatica – Black Gum (Stem) 0.1-132 ppm

5. Prunus serotina – Black Cherry (Stem) 0.2-108 ppm

6. Carya glabra – Pignut Hickory (Shoot) 2-103 ppm

7. Rhus copallina – Dwarf Sumac (Stem) 0.2-92 ppm

8. Fucus vesiculosus – Bladderwrack (Plant) 91 ppm

9. Diospyros virginiana – American Persimmon (Stem) 0.2-81 ppm

10. Quercus alba – White Oak (Stem) 0.2-76 ppm

11. Prunus serotina – Black Cherry (Leaf) 0.3-67 ppm

12. Rhus copallina – Dwarf Sumac (Leaf) 0.2-67 ppm

13. Malus domestica – Apple (Fruit) 0.002-64 ppm

14. Pinus echinata – Shortleaf Pine (Shoot) 1.7-63 ppm

15. Lycopersicon esculentum – Tomato (Fruit) 0.003-60 ppm

16. Quercus stellata – Post Oak (Stem) 0.7-59 ppm

17. Liquidambar styraciflua – American Styrax (Stem) 0.2-57 ppm

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by Karl von Eckartshausen (1752-1803)

1. Light Supreme, who art the Divine in Nature and dwellest in its innermost parts as in Heaven, hallowed be thy qualities and laws!

2. Wherever thou art, all is brought to perfection; may the realm of thy Knowledge become subject unto thee.

3. May our will in all our work be only thee, self-moving Power of Light! And as in the whole of Nature thou accomplishest all things, so accomplish all things in our work also.

4. Give us of the Dew of Heaven, and the Fat of the Earth, the Fruits of Sun and Moon from the Tree of Life.

5. And forgive us all errors which we have committed in our work without knowledge of thee, as we seek to turn from their errors those who have offended our precepts. And leave us not to our own darkness and our own science, but deliver us from all evil through the perfection of thy Work, Amen.