Trine

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Trine

(religion, spiritualism, and occult)

A trine is an aspect of 120° between two points—such as two planets—in an astrological chart. This soft aspect is traditionally regarded as harmonious and beneficial, although too many soft aspects combined with too few hard aspects is regarded as unfortunate because people with this chart pattern do not usually experience enough of life’s hard edges to develop strong character. It is sometimes referred to as the aspect of good fortune. Trines indicate an easy flow of energy between two planets. Thus, for example, an individual with a natal trine between Mercury (which represents the mind) and Uranus (which rules, among other sciences, astrology) would have a natural aptitude for understanding astrology.

Sources:

Gettings, Fred. Dictionary of Astrology. London: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1985.Hand, Robert. Horoscope Symbols. Rockport, MA: Para Research, 1981.

References in periodicals archiveCould you talk more about the trinal approach?It's right to start writingThe received power rate of double reflected path and the trinal reflected path is small enough compared with the direct path and the single reflected path.Simulation and analysis of indoor visible light propagation characteristics based on the method of SBR/imageWhereas the total shape of each article, with its trinal divisions into objections, respondeo, and answers to objections, is an "S" labyrinth, this figure is really traced and retraced by the mind many times in the course of a single article."Joyce, Aquinas, and the Poetic Process"

单词	trinal
释义	trinal tri·nal T0360800 (trī′nəl)adj. Having three parts; threefold. [Late Latin trīnālis, from Latin trīnus, trine; see trine.] tri•nal (ˈtraɪn l) adj. threefold; triple; trine. [1555–65; < Late Latin trīnālis] Trine (redirected from trinal) Trine (religion, spiritualism, and occult) A trine is an aspect of 120° between two points—such as two planets—in an astrological chart. This soft aspect is traditionally regarded as harmonious and beneficial, although too many soft aspects combined with too few hard aspects is regarded as unfortunate because people with this chart pattern do not usually experience enough of life’s hard edges to develop strong character. It is sometimes referred to as the aspect of good fortune. Trines indicate an easy flow of energy between two planets. Thus, for example, an individual with a natal trine between Mercury (which represents the mind) and Uranus (which rules, among other sciences, astrology) would have a natural aptitude for understanding astrology. Sources: Gettings, Fred. Dictionary of Astrology. London: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1985.Hand, Robert. Horoscope Symbols. Rockport, MA: Para Research, 1981. References in periodicals archiveCould you talk more about the trinal approach?It's right to start writingThe received power rate of double reflected path and the trinal reflected path is small enough compared with the direct path and the single reflected path.Simulation and analysis of indoor visible light propagation characteristics based on the method of SBR/imageWhereas the total shape of each article, with its trinal divisions into objections, respondeo, and answers to objections, is an "S" labyrinth, this figure is really traced and retraced by the mind many times in the course of a single article."Joyce, Aquinas, and the Poetic Process" ThesaurusSeetrine
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