GJ List Quiz #1 -- Answer/Mani

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Mani:

 

At 07:39 AM 6/12/01 +0200, you wrote:

 

>1. Practically all the factors you mention for emigration are present in my

>chart too. I have to study it deeper.

 

And you emigrated to Germany. That's great.

 

>

>2. Basically I see a prolem with the quiz: emigration, marriage or

whatever else

>is an inherent feature of a chart and to pick the right event for a given

date

>is naturally difficult. So if we all missed it, I don´t see that as a

>"failure".

 

It's surely not a success though! :-)

 

>

>3. The main point is this: only Inder Jit and I saw a "positive"

development, a

>success in something the lady was striving for. For most people in the

>non-western world getting to America (US or Canada) is a GREAT thing: it

is a

>struggle to get the permit. A new hope in life.

 

True enough. But there are all sorts of "positive" developments in life.

 

>

>Although I misread the LSRs, you will find they reflect this very well. I

said,

>"sudden success, with stress and anxiety before, stress with organizing

after

>that". Exactly what happens when you emigrate.

 

Right. That's a good estimation of some of her emotional realities at the

time. And you're right also about it representing success.

 

>So I think Inder Jit and I did not do too badly.

>

>The point is this: we saw good things happening, but the majority was in

favour

>of disaster, even death!

 

Yes, it gives one pause. I've fallen into this trap too, catastrophism in

prediction. Probably it's sort of like projection in psychology: the more

grim one's prediction, the more fearful and depressed the astrologer really

is!

 

>

>So i am happy the LSRs are vindicated at least as to positive and negative

>periods.

 

Could you explain again how the LSRs show some of this event?

 

Chris