The Geocentric Perspective
geocentric
/dʒiːə(ʊ)ˈsɛntrɪk/
adjective. having or representing the earth as the centre, as in former astronomical systems.
The biggest difference is in heliocentric and geocentric perspective are the nodes of Venus and Mercury, that as they are closer to the Sun than Earth, from our perspective follow the Sun around the zodiac. Annual movement of the geocentric nodes of Mercury (silver) and Venus (gold):
This makes the nodes of Mercury and Venus the fastest moving, thus most personal, planetary nodes.
annual movement of
GEOCENTRIC NODES OF MERCURY AND VENUS:
THE GEOCENTRIC NODES OF MARS
The geocentric nodes of Mars move annually around 45° to each side of their heliocentric position, from around 7° Aries/Libra to the early degrees of Cancer /Capricorn. Annual movement of nodes of Mars:
The geocentric nodes of Jupiter
The geocentric nodes of Jupiter annually move in the same way up to around 12° to each side of their heliocentric position. From the last degree of Gemini (north) Sagittarius (south) to around 22° Cancer (north) Capricorn (south)
The geocentric nodes of Saturn
The geocentric nodes of Saturn move from around 18° Cancer to 0° Leo (north) and 18° Capricorn to 0° degrees Aquarius (south)
The Geocentric nodes of Uranus
The Geocentric nodes of Uranus move around 3° to each side of their heliocentric position.
The Geocentric nodes of Neptune
The Geocentric nodes of Neptune move around 2° to each side of their heliocentric position.
The Geocentric nodes of Pluto
The Geocentric nodes of Pluto move less than 2° to each side of their heliocentric position.
The Geocentric nodes of Chiron
Chiron is only half planet, and only half god in mythology, but the effect of Chiron is noticeable as a planet and so with the nodes of Chiron. The geocentric south node of Chiron move around 3° to each side of its heliocentric position, from around 27° Aries to 3° Taurus, while the north node moves around 6° to each side of their heliocentric position, from around 24° Libra to 6° Scorpio.
All together now:
