Independent Stjernerne proposal, 21 October 2026. No approved Planet Waves partnership or endorsement is implied.
Geocentric apparent tropical positions; Swiss Ephemeris 2.10.03 and DE441 data; Koch houses; true north lunar node and derived south node. Historical time zones use IANA data. Maya Reed is entirely fictional: 15 May 1976, 08:40 BST London, 07:40 UTC, 51.5074° N, 0.1278° W.
Koch and these orbs preserve the proposal, not a confirmed Planet Waves standard. Direct natal Chiron conjunctions, squares and oppositions: 3°; sextiles and trines: 2°. Nodes appear for reference, not as Chiron aspect candidates. The displayed natal contact table excludes axes. The short guide and all exercises are original proposals, not Eric’s writing.
First-cycle 90°, 180°, 270° and 360° passages are searched from birth to the earlier of age 60 or 1 October 2027. Five-day intervals are split at detected stations and roots refined by bisection. Every passage is shown; the reader supplies the memories.
The live transit search covers 1 January 2026 to 1 October 2027, end exclusive, Europe/London. January–September 2026 supplies earlier context; the report period is October 2026–September 2027. It includes all major Chiron aspects to natal Chiron, Mars, Saturn, Uranus, Jupiter and Pluto, within 1°, including near passages without an exact hit. The fixed PDF’s three narrative tracks are an editorial selection. Live ASC/MC transit screening and automated editorial ranking remain outside this demo.
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Confirm the appropriate contact, interest, rights and use of the name; agree method, reading selections, interpretive library, review workload and economics. A commercial service additionally needs validated ordering and consent, test payment with verified notifications, a reviewed production process and private delivery. There is no connected order, payment, email or storage system in this demo.
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