What does astrolabe arch mean?

The "arch" in the astrolabe refers to the angular relationship between a planet, house or constellation and other planets or houses. This angular relationship can be constant or temporary. When two or more planets, houses or constellations form a special angular relationship, they are said to form an "arch". This angle relationship can express the theme and ability of a person or event.

In astrology, "arch" is an important concept, because it reflects everyone's potential talent, personality and destiny. When the planets in one constellation form an arch with the planets in other constellations, it means that this person has more powerful ability and can better overcome the difficulties in life. Therefore, knowing your own constellation elements and the arch relationship between them can help people better understand their personality and potential ability.

At the same time, from a global perspective, "arch" can also be used to explain the fate of a country, region or world. Because countries, regions and the world also have their own constellation elements and arch relationships. Understanding these relationships can help us better predict the history and future trends of countries and regions, as well as their development direction.