How to calculate harmonic phase?

Loose conjunction can be divided into exact convergence, loose convergence, tight convergence and virtual convergence.

Accurate phase alignment: Two or more stars are in the same constellation with almost the same degree, such as Mars Leo 15 degrees 30 minutes and Sun Leo 15 degrees 49 minutes.

Dispersed phase: Two or more stars are in the same constellation, and then the degrees differ from each other by more than 15 degrees.

Close phase alignment: two or more stars are in the same constellation, and then the degree difference is within 12 degrees. When you solve the disk, you will only think that the same degree within 6 degrees is close phase alignment. If the difference is 2 degrees and 30 minutes, you will feel that it is the absolute focus on the disk and your important talent!

In fact, two or more stars are in different constellations. For example, Jupiter is in Aries 1 degree 30 minutes, and the north intersection is in Pisces at 28 degrees 40 minutes. Then the stars of these two different constellations are also considered to be in fact, very close.

Because the "palace" is divided into people, there is no so-called "palace" in the sky to distinguish it, so it can be regarded as a phase. Of course, many astrologers disagree with this view.