Jupiter on a solar return angle

What the sources say

Writing in 1881, A. J. Pearce held that, generally speaking, a solar return with Jupiter or Venus in the ascendant or mid-heaven, either also joined to or in good aspect with the Sun or Moon, is followed by a fortunate year, among other things. Pearce named no other angles; on the Descendant or the IC this site reads Jupiter its own way, as a year with a more generous, benevolent spirit.

A. J. Pearce, The Science of the Stars (1881), ch. XIX “On Solar Revolutions”, p. 125 read it

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Astrology is a tradition of interpretation, not a body of established fact. A transit or a solar return describes a tendency the tradition reads into a period; it predicts nothing.

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