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The following charts displays the use of synodical lines as support & resistance. A synodic cycle occurs between each period of retrograde. Synod means "place of meeting." Synod occurs when two celestial bodies align (conjunction). The planets that are further away from the Sun than the Earth have one conjunction each synodical orbital period. The planets that are closer to the sun have 2 conjunctions per synodical orbital period.
The orange synodical lines describe the cycle of heliocentric synodical cycle of Pholus and Ademtos. Pholus is classified as a Centaur. Centaur is a classification given to a group of asteroid/comets in a specific area of the galaxy. Ademtos and Poseidon are the product of Uranian Astronomy. The Uranian aspect includes the use of eight Tran Neptunian points (hypothetical planets). The TNP's include Ademtos, Hades, Vunvanus, Cupido, Apollon, Zeus, Kronos, and Poseidan. Created by famous astronomer/astrologer Alfred Witte, he used complex mathematics to determine the rate at which new planets/asteroids were being discovered. The work of Witte is far too difficult of a subject for me to write any further about.
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