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Choosing the configurations
A desk practice at the start of each solar year: every contact of Jupiter, Saturn, Caelus, Neptunus and Pluto to the natal planets and angles over twelve to eighteen months, with the dates of each pass and station. The marks of consequence are a slow tempo, a load-bearing natal point, the weak operator worked, a tight applying aspect, converging windows, a thread of the life at stake and the god that calls.
RPI §58.5.2
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The transit brief
One page in the journal: each planet with its sign, the aspect, the dates of approach, exactitude, any station and separation, the houses, the operator worked and the thread at stake, then the gates, the order of the presences and the composed pronouncement of each planet.
RPI §58.7.1 · Appendix F
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The election note
Filed before the banishing days begin, in nine lines: the thread, the intention, the diagnosis, the window, the reasons for the time, the banishing days, what is invoked and why, the completion, and the entry after the rite.
RPI §59.2.8
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The banishing days
Three or more successive days of the Planetary Invocation Ritual of the Pentagram in its banishing mode for the planets of the configuration, as an operation apart from the invoking rite.
RPI §58.7.1 · Ch. 37
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The invocation
Performed as the contact approaches exactitude within its working orb, or at a station of the transiting planet on the natal point. The Celestial Invocation Ritual of the Pentagram is worked as a gathering: the frame, the gates of the configuration once each, each sign with its planet carrying its transit pronouncement, and the closing.
RPI §58.7.2
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The completion and the entry
The completion meditation about five and a half hours after the rite, and the entry in the journal adding what happened to the election note.
RPI §58.7.1 · Ch. 19, §19.12
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The composition of the five
At least two different transiting planets, at least one of them Saturn or one of the three outer planets, and each rite on the days its own configuration sets.
RPI §1.8