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	Planetary Hours - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Planetary Hours are an ancient system in which one of the seven traditional naked eye planets is given rulership over each day and various parts of the day.
		The first planetary hour of the day is always the same as the planetary day; so sunrise on Monday is the beginning of both the day of the Moon and the hour of the Moon.
		So the second planetary hour of the day of the Moon is the hour of Saturn, the third would be the hour of Jupiter, and so on.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Planetary_Hours (292 words)

	Planetary Hours
		Planetary hours are not the same as the sixty-minute hours that we use for normal time-keeping.
		The planetary hours of the day and the planetary hours of the night will be of different lengths except on the Equinoxes, when light and darkness are balanced.
		Four planetary hours are ruled by Jupiter (two of day, two of night), so once the exact times are figured out, you have your pick of those hours in which to perform that money spell.
	www.asiya.org /bos/planetaryhrs.html (490 words)

	Planetary Hours & Days Main Page
		However, the planetary hours are not the same as the sixty minute hours beginning at midnight that we use for normal timekeeping.
		The planetary days are divided into twenty four planetary hours with the first hour of the day beginning at sunrise and the last hour of the day ending at sunrise of the next planetary day.
		The next hour is represented by the glyph of Venus to the left of the underlined glyph of the Sun, thus the second hour of Sunday is ruled by Venus.
	www.renaissanceastrology.com /planetaryhoursarticle.html (1419 words)

	Estelle Daniels: Planetary Hours (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Planetary hours are, however a good way of getting time correspondences when you are in a hurry, or need to do a working today, and want certain influences, but the planets in the sky aren't cooperating.
		Planetary hours are a good way of getting time correspondences when you are in a hurry, or need to do a working today, and want certain influences, but the planets in the sky aren't cooperating.
		Another method for figuring planetary hours is to save newspapers for a year and get exact sunrise/sunset times for each day of the year (they vary little from year to year-even in leap years) and figure out the planetary hours by hand.
	www.estelledaniels.com /Articles/PlanetaryHours.html (2434 words)

	Internet Book of Shadows: Planetary Hours (Andrew Kettle)
		The First hour after sunrise is ruled by the day's own planet, after which each hour is ruled by one of the other planets in the order Sun, Venus, Mercury, Moon, Saturn, Jupiter, Mars, and so on in rotation.
		For example, the sun's planetary hours of 3am and 6pm are outside of 'daytime'; Mar's 2am is outside of 'Marstime'; the moon's 8am is external to 'Moontime'.
		Conclusion: As with the modern approach of Planetary Hours, it should be every members directions in tune with open-minded, clear thinking not to accept a practice that is incorrect and to strive establishing a strengthed tradition on the foundations of accurate discovery of the originals of comprehension.
	www.sacred-texts.com /bos/bos642.htm (712 words)

	The Lotus Pond - Wicca - Calculating Planetary Hours
		Below are some simple directions for determining the planetary hour for any given day, for the daylight hours.
		Determine the hours of daylight by subtracting the sunset minutes from the sunrise mintues.
		hours of daylight = 1248 - 374 = 874
	lotuspond.silentblue.net /wicca/wiccaplanethours.html (364 words)

	Planetary Hours in Renaissance Horary and Electional Astrology
		he planetary hour ruler is integrated into the primary method as a significator in a number of different horary situations.
		In an interesting variation on this last use of the hour ruler Lilly notes that if a strong planet is in the ascendant and it is both ruler of the 8th house and hour ruler then this portends death.
		Hour rulers are also used in analogous ways and their use as natural planetary rulers is particularly prevalent in electional astrology.
	www.renaissanceastrology.com /planetaryhoursrenaissance.html (1273 words)

	PLANETARY HOURS
		A planetary hour is not exactly one hour; well, it is 60 minutes two days a year, but the rest of the days of the year, the planetary hour will be more than 60 minutes, and other days will be lower than 60 minutes.
		You must divide by 12 the number of hours between the sunrise and the sunset, so for example and with an easy example of perfect division hours, if the hour of the sunrise is 7:00 A.M. and the hour of the sunset is 7:00 P.M., then, that day the planetary hours long for one hour.
		For the best performance, it is suggested always to use the planetary day and the planetary hour, so if for example, the influence is related to Mars, then do the process on Tuesday, and in the first planetary hour just after the sunrise.
	www.internationalastrologers.com /planetary_hours.htm (803 words)

	Planetary Hours
		Planetary Hours are another method of timing magickal workings to align with corresponding energies.
		You will notice that there are only 7 planetary hours calculated, due to the fact that the farther planets had not yet been discovered when this system originated.
		To calculate planetary hours, the hours of light and hours of dark are each divided into 12 equal parts, which are then assigned to a planet in a particular order.
	www.pan-arts.com /weave/Spells/planetary_hour_calculator.html (237 words)

	Planetary Hour Origin
		Planetary hours are an equal division of the time between sunrise and sunset and again from sunset to sunrise, by 12.
		Count the hours out and you will see that starting with any day of the week, taking the first hour of the day, after 24 hours have passed, the 25th hour becomes the ruler of the next day.
		The 25th hour from this hour is a Sun hour.
	www.astrology-x-files.com /help-timaeus/planet-hour.html (300 words)

	Planetary Calendar: Planetary Hours, Planetary Days for Many Cities in the World
		In fact, the sequence of the planetary rulers of the days of the week is a result of another, even more fundamental sequence - the sequence of the Planetary Hours.
		To calculate planetary hours, first of all we need to find out the moments of sunrise and sunset for the given place on the Earth and for the given date.
		Planetary Hours and Days are by all means taken into account when making amulets or performing a ritual.
	lunarium.co.uk /planetary.php (1217 words)

	Witches Moon \| Home of Handmade Books of Shadows & Grimoires (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The hour of midnight has long been known as the witching hour for this is when the clairvoyant and spellcasting powers of all Witches are believed to be at their strongest.
		The first planetary hour of the day will begin at the exact time of sunrise and the last for the number of minutes determined by the method of calculation just outlined.
		Note the the dividing-line minute between 2 different planetary hours is known as a cusp, and because of the ustable energy that occurs when 2 different planetary influences briefly come into contact with each other, this is not an ideal time for magickal workings to be under taken.
	www.witchesmoon.net /moonmagick.htm (1554 words)

	Arlene Kramer - Advanced Astrology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		From their studies, the Ancients elected to divide the day into 24 "hours," and they assigned 12 of them to the period between sunrise and sunset, and 12 of them to the period between sunset and sunrise.
		This pattern continues, with sunrise on Monday beginning with the Moon hour, Tuesday beginning with the Mars hour, Wednesday with the Mercury hour, Thursday with the Jupiter hour, Friday with the Venus hour, and Saturday again beginning with the Saturn hour.
		This concurrence leads me to believe that the planetary hours were in use before the days of the week were named.
	www.arlenekramer.com /astrology23.asp (768 words)

	Planetary Hours
		Planetary Hours are the "timing" of when a ritual should be performed for maximizing the effects and results.
		The hours of Jupiter during Saturday are the 2nd, 9th, and the 16th hour of Sunrise.
		The 16th hour of Sunrise is also the 4th hour of Sunset.
	www.nwbotanicals.org /oak/magick/planetaryhours.htm (1112 words)

	Carta Natal Astrology Numerology
		Mars rules the first hour on Tuesday, which is the 25th hour from the hour of the Moon, which ruled Monday morning at sunrise.
		When we speak of planetary 'hours', you must understand that these hours are not 60 minutes in length, but vary in a wide measure, with the time of the year, and the place of your residence.
		Near the equator the divergence is least; and it increases the further North we go in latitude because a planetary hour is 1/12th part of the time between sunset on a particular day and sunrise the next morning, or it is 1/12th part of a particular day beginning at sunrise and ending at sunset.
	www.cartanatal.com /products/details.asp?id=entallene&t=E (1417 words)

	Planetary Hours Guide
		The astrological day begins at the moment of sunrise, and the first hour is ruled by the planet which governs that day.
		The first hour of sunrise on Monday is ruled by the Moon, the second hour by Saturn, the third by Jupiter, fourth by Mars, fifth by the Sun, sixth by Venus, seventh by Mercury and the eighth hour again by the Moon.
		The sequence continues throughout the 24 hours from sunrise on Monday until the first hour of sunrise on Tuesday which is ruled by Mars.
	www.thewitchesinn.com /library/magickreference/planetary.html (160 words)

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		Until the recent revival of ancient methodology through translations of historical texts, modern astrologers had neglected the planetary hour system, possibly because it is symbolic and thus deemed not as scientific as the actual daily positions of the planets according to precise astronomical calculation.
		In using planetary hours, it is important to realize that a planetary day is not the same as our calendar days, nor does an hour necessarily contain 60 minutes.
		Hour of Mercury: for abstract thinking, mental alertness, speaking, signing papers, sending significant mail, fixing computer problems, or in general, for any activity related to communication, provided you are in the frame of mind to be logical and rational.
	www.angelfire.com /wizard/regulus_antares/Planetary_Hours.htm (3199 words)

	The Time of My Life
		Their "hours," and the hours used in the planetary hour system, are not the same as our 60-minute hours.
		But in the summer the planetary hours of the day are longer than sixty minutes (while the planetary hours of the night are shorter).
		Indeed, even with the use of the planetary hours, it is good to work with the phases of the Moon.
	www.llewellynjournal.com /print.php?id=302 (2784 words)

	Table of Planetary Hours
		The ancients believed that each hour of the day is ruled by a planet, and therefore corresponds to the nature of that planet.
		To determine what time the planetary hours begin, it is necessary to know what time sunrise and sunset happen on that particular day.
		Then divide the hours in between by 12, and you have the times for the daylight hours.
	www.ladybridget.com /w/scplanet.html (303 words)

	Planetary Hour Correspondence Charts
		The first hour of the day is ruled by the planet of that day, and the entire day carries that influence.
		In order to determine which hour is ruled by which planet, one must first find the time of sunrise or sunset off the news, from an almanac or newspaper or on the Internet.
		It's the fourth hour and the eleventh hours.
	www.neworleansmistic.com /spells/primer/hoursofday.htm (869 words)

	Planetary Hours - Xnoubis
		The point of the Government of Hours is that the planetary forces are not only attributed to the days, but to the hours as well, in this scheme: the hour after sunrise is ruled by the planet of the day.
		For practical purposes, though, you can figure that the night hour is going to be an equal distance from the clock hour as the day hour is, but in the opposite direction.
		The great planetary magick wonk Dusan Kuhar once pointed out to me a shortcut for calculating the Government of Hours based on Liber Resh: the planet of the day rules the hour of dawn Resh, one hour after noon Resh, two hours after dusk Resh, and three hours after midnight Resh.
	www.ecsd.com /~msanborn/planetary.html (1007 words)

	Eloise Kirlan's Book of Shadows - Planetary Hours (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		These "planetary hours" are rarely 60 minutes long and the length of the "planetary hours" varies throughout the year.
		From the table you will see that the 1st and 8th hours of the day and the 3rd and 10th hours of the night are ruled by the Sun.
		If performing your healing ritual on a Wednesday and wish to use the hours ruled by the Sun, look down the Wednesday column and you will see that the 6th "planetary hour" of the day and the 1st and 8th "planetary hours" of the night are ruled by the Sun.
	www.eloisekirlan.co.uk /timing/planetary_hours.html (784 words)

	Planetary Hours for week beginning 6th March 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Performing your magickal ritual at the time when the appropriate planetary energies are most powerful will greatly increase your chances of success.
		Consulting the Table of Planetary Correspondences will tell you that love is governed by Venus and that Friday is ruled by Venus.
		From the table you will see that the 1st and 8th hours of the day and the 3rd and 10th hours of the night are ruled by Venus.
	www.eloisekirlan.co.uk /timing/PH_06MAR05.htm (310 words)

	~Pagan Hearth Recipes~
		It would seem to be stating the obvious to say that the day is divided into 24 hours, however, planetary hours are not the same as the 24 hours of 60 minutes we are familiar with.
		Planetary hours consist of 12 daylight hours and 12 dark hours, thus, depending on the times of sunset and sunrise these hours can be more or less than the usual 60 minutes.
		It is necessary to work out the planetary hours for whichever day we wish to work in order to be sure our working has the correct planetary influence.
	groups.msn.com /PaganHearthRecipes/planetaryhours.msnw (397 words)

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