Lesath
Lesath
Lesath, near 24 degrees of Sagittarius at the scorpion's sting, sits beside Shaula on the stinger. Robson gives it danger, desperation, immorality, and acute illness or accident, a sharply A planet that tends to challenge or restrict, traditionally Mars and Saturn. Its contacts often mark friction, effort, or hard lessons, though not without their uses. cast. Brady reads the scorpion's tail as the place of the lethal point, the crisis that forces a reckoning. The caution is genuine; its constructive face is the surgeon's precision, the cut that is meant to heal.
- fixed-star
- lesath
- malefic
Sources
- Robson, The Fixed Stars and Constellations in Astrology (1923)Gives the traditional nature and influence of Lesath.
- Brady, Brady's Book of Fixed Stars (1998)Reads Lesath through its myth and its meaning by conjunction.
- Ebertin, Fixed Stars and Their Interpretation (1971)Gives the practical, observed effect of Lesath on a conjunct planet.