Statistics

Statistical analysis of object positions in: zodiacal crosses, elements, quadrants, hemispheres, house crosses (taking mundane position into account). Also presented is the statistical analysis Weisberg Levels (full name: Levels of Interaction with the World).

You can select the objects participating in the calculation and assign scores to them. Using the Details option, you can show/hide the columns with objects.

Weisberg’s methodology

Author: V.A. Weisberg.

• The first four zodiac signs — the first level
• The second four signs — the second level
• The third four signs — the third level

The goal of the methodology is to determine which areas of life and the surrounding reality interest a person most and influence their choice of professional activity and lifestyle.

In accordance with the fundamental laws of classical astrology, the reality surrounding a person can be divided into three levels.

Three levels of reality

The first is described by the first four zodiac signs — Aries, Taurus, Gemini, and Cancer. This is a person’s everyday life, including their personal interests, financial situation, interaction with neighbors and relatives, basic education, their family, origins, and real estate. This level of perception of life is limited both by fairly narrow spatial boundaries and temporal ones.

The second level is described by the zodiac signs Leo, Virgo, Libra, and Scorpio. It encompasses a person’s hobbies, ways of asserting oneself in society, personal creative activity, professional training, and professional activity in a collective work setting, as well as interaction with a fairly wide circle of people in accordance with generally accepted rules and obligations. This range of interests presupposes a substantially broader view of the world and surrounding reality, including on the timescale.

The third level of our reality is described by the signs Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, and Pisces. This level encompasses higher education, questions of ethics, the interaction of different cultures, ethnic groups, and religions, questions of state-building, long-term plans and legislative structure, political life, fundamental and applied science, humanitarian activity, questions of faith and figurative thinking. This level of reality is practically unlimited by either temporal or spatial boundaries.

Technical nuances

In the author’s original methodology, the following scores should be assigned:

• Sun and Moon — 5 points
• Mercury, Venus, and Mars — 3 points each
• Jupiter and Saturn — 2 points each
• Uranus, Neptune, Pluto — 1 point each

All other objects are not taken into account.

The sum of all scores in any chart is constant and equals 26.
The total number of points for all planets located in each of the zones described above is counted.
The resulting scores for each level are compared with each other and the results are interpreted.