Robert Schmidt Astrology

The ancients aimed their minds (intentionality) in ways different than we do today. The different experience of sensation, emotions and cognition is reflected in the Greek language and may help form a theoretical framework for astrological influences. Schmidt argues that planets are consciousnesses and provides an example of a theoretical framework for astrology by relating them to the different metaphysical worlds proposed by Plato and others. What is Intentionality? Intentionality as the defining characteristic of consciousness. Did the ancients aim their minds in the same way we do today? Primary and secondary modes of Intentionality in Cognition. The question of Moods. Sensation and Emotions in the Greeks & Moderns. Reflecting the problem of Intentionality into the syntax of natural language. Subject and Verb as Same & Other. Logos & Phasis. Derivation of the Five Worlds in terms of the Same & the Other. Intentionality in each of the worlds. The nature of the Collective Unconscious. Intentionality & Time in the Verb. Aspect Tense. Time as Stretch. Relationship to the Astrological Time-Lords. Intensive Magnitude. The relationship of Intensions to Intentions. The hypothesis of the temporal field and the nature of astrological influences. Planets as Consciousnesses with Intentions. Assignment of the Planets to the different worlds.