Bad Readings Causing Harm are Happening~Mary

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Hi Mary,

I am okay considering that I have been moving for three weeks & haven't slept

more than 3 hours at any one time for about two weeks now. I've been bruised,

scaped, burned three times this past week, & I stepped on broken glass two days

ago...but I'm not giving up... :-) There must be more broken glass for me to

step on somewhere out there!

 

What I do about situation # 1 is to always ask my friends if they would like to

know specifics (saying somting like...now you know I may wrong about this...).

If they do not want to know...then I respect that. I will not force the issue.

If it were someone that I truly cared about, I would make gentle

suggestions...as in...try to limit any unnecessary road trips, etc, without

stressing them out unneccessarily. Destiny is destiny...and the planets will

definitely have their say about the matter one way or another. Sometimes it can

just be a very personal decision, like it was for me with my brother. I knew

that he had a belief in reincarnation & he knew that this life wasn't the end of

it all...Hey, I can be pretty hard to get rid of...I've been told that it can

take several lifetimes ;-) But, for me...I would have blamed myself if I had

not been honest...and he probably would have too!! Something like..."You knew

this the whole time & never told *me*?? How dare you!! You just

wait until I see you again!! "

 

To answer question # 2...The astrologer is wrong. Either learn astrology

yourself & then you have only yourself to blame for your wrong answers or find

an astrologer that you believe in with all your heart & if the prediction is

wrong, try to find out why. I have read that we all have exit points & can

choose at those times to either live or die. As an example, my mother "died"

for the first time shortly after being admitted to the emergency center. She

then was revived & had a heartbeat, brainwaves, etc. It was at this time that I

arrvived at the hospital & went to the intensive care unit to see her. I left

her side after 15 minutes per hospital regulations. I didn't even make it to the

waiting area. Less than 2 minutes after our visit she died for the last time.

That evening both Neptune & Uranus were conjunct my natal Venus. How can a

planet that symbolizes love bring such unhappiness?? I was completely devastated

& cried every day for almost a year...and I'm being very

serious about that. Her completely unexpected death was the reason that I

began to study astrology. I promised myself that those types of unexpected

things would never happen to me again. I want to know everything...times,

dates, etc. in advance if possible. I can handle anything if I just know it's

going to happen. I do not put blind faith first and just trust any astrologer

or anyone else. There have only been two astrologers that I would trust to

rectifiy my natal birth chart & one of them has passed away. When I first

learned of him he was seeing only his established clients :-(

 

I have never had anyone "read" my chart...only myself through several years of

observation & watching the events unfold in my life...I always take

notes...almost every day and have years & years worth of calendars under my

desk. I can tell you what someone said to me, probably word-for-word, 10 years

ago...if was meaningful to me in any way at that time. I am constantly

comparing events to planetary positions. Why did it happen "then" & not "now??"

Most of the time...the answers leap out it at me. I have asked a few people

their opinions on different events in my life & have been given a few different

answers over the years.

 

Now, to ask you a question...If for instance, I were expecting my own

death...even within days, should I tell anyone else...or just let destiny

rule....maybe even leading someone else in the future down the astrological

pathway that I have grown to love so much??

Robin...

 

 

Mary Quinn <mary1quinn wrote:

 

Hey Robin,

 

How are you?

 

I agree with you about getting things straight up if

you ask for them. I prefer it too, and it annoys me to

get the "watered down version" - doesn't do me any

good.

 

Two problems, though: what if you didn't ask, and what

if the astrologer is wrong?

 

I was told when my father would die without my asking.

Turns out, I was quite grateful. It gave me the chance

not to waste the time left. I was also told I would

never marry - I didn't ask about that either. Wish I'd

not been told, but it didn't ruin my life either.

Still, I can imagine it ruining someone else's.

 

Also, I've heard SO MUCH that wasn't guessed right,

that what do you take as "straight up" and what do you

listen to? And who do you go to for a second opinion?

What if the second opinion is wrong and guy #1 was

right?

 

Either way, I guess the bottom line is that any

venture into the world of forcasting is a risk. And

we'd all be wise to be sure we are ready for anything

(the truth, the mistakes and stuff we didn't ask for)

before we "ask for it" by merely showing up for a

reading.

 

What do you think?

 

 

--- "Seems Like A Thousand Days...."

wrote:

 

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> Nearly everything in life is subject to human

> error...and everyone will make a mistake at some

> point in their life. Personally, I would prefer to

> hear the complete truth, straight up... from an

> astrologer...or as close to it as possible, rather

> than their watered-down version, in an effort to

> *spare* me & my feelings. But, hey, I've have

> kids...nothing can scare me now ;-) If I heard

> something from an astrologer that really worried me,

> I would probably get a second opinion. I am always

> asking myself...Do I *really* want to know...

> sometimes I do & sometimes I don't. If people don't

> want to know...then they shouldn't ask. It is

> sometimes hard when you know what's going to

> happen...and then it does. I warned my brother of

> his likely death two years before he died. Because I

> knew his chart...I knew what to expect in advance &

> was not taken at all by surprise. Knowing this in

> advance saved me a great deal of heartache & grief.

> Had I not told him & looked the other way...I would

> have felt like a coward. Honesty is so very

> important in a relationship...at least to me.

> Robin...

 

 

 

 

 

 

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--- "Seems Like A Thousand Days...."

<veiledpaperdoll wrote:

 

> Now, to ask you a question...If for instance, I were

> expecting my own death...even within days, should I

> tell anyone else...or just let destiny rule....maybe

> even leading someone else in the future down the

> astrological pathway that I have grown to love so

> much??

> Robin...

 

 

 

Hmmmm.

 

If it were me, I'd have to ask myself WHY I want to

tell someone. If say, it were to spare them the shock

- I'd tell. But I'd have to be...er...dead certain I

was going to die. Otherwise, I'd put the (supposedly

loved) person through an unnecessary hell.

 

If it were for other reasons (I can't think of any

right now) I really don't know. Afterall, you aren't

hurting yourself by telling.

 

I know that I've been fascinated with death in the

chart since my father died 11 years ago. I was certain

I could see my own death on March 5, 2011. Absolutely

certain.

 

But since then, I've been absolutely certain about one

other and turns out he didn't die. His father died,

true, but I didn't see his father's death, I saw his.

Luckily I didn't tell him. Mostly, I developed a

passion for keeping anyone else from getting in a car

with him without actually saying why (since I thought

it would be a car accident).

 

Anyway, I've given up on the death search. I've found

that (deep down) for me, it was a life avoidance

thing. So I'm focusing on living.

 

And I guess I'll plan a party for March 6, 2011.

 

:-)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Anyway, I've given up on the death search. I've found

that (deep down) for me, it was a life avoidance

thing. So I'm focusing on living.

 

And I guess I'll plan a party for March 6, 2011.

 

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Dear Friend,

 

Hare Krishna.

 

Is it really wise to avoid LIFE and simply keep on LIVING ?

 

TO KNOW LIFE IS LIVING.

 

How one knows what is life makes all the worth a while difference in

living.

 

Hari BOL. OM TAT SAT.

 

With my best wishes..................AMAR PURI.

 

>Mary Quinn <mary1quinn

>valist

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>Re: Bad Readings Causing Harm are Happening~Mary

>Sun, 27 Feb 2005 13:13:56 -0800 (PST)

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>--- "Seems Like A Thousand Days...."

><veiledpaperdoll wrote:

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> > Now, to ask you a question...If for instance, I were

> > expecting my own death...even within days, should I

> > tell anyone else...or just let destiny rule....maybe

> > even leading someone else in the future down the

> > astrological pathway that I have grown to love so

> > much??

> > Robin...

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>Hmmmm.

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>If it were me, I'd have to ask myself WHY I want to

>tell someone. If say, it were to spare them the shock

>- I'd tell. But I'd have to be...er...dead certain I

>was going to die. Otherwise, I'd put the (supposedly

>loved) person through an unnecessary hell.

>

>If it were for other reasons (I can't think of any

>right now) I really don't know. Afterall, you aren't

>hurting yourself by telling.

>

>I know that I've been fascinated with death in the

>chart since my father died 11 years ago. I was certain

>I could see my own death on March 5, 2011. Absolutely

>certain.

>

>But since then, I've been absolutely certain about one

>other and turns out he didn't die. His father died,

>true, but I didn't see his father's death, I saw his.

>Luckily I didn't tell him. Mostly, I developed a

>passion for keeping anyone else from getting in a car

>with him without actually saying why (since I thought

>it would be a car accident).

>

>Anyway, I've given up on the death search. I've found

>that (deep down) for me, it was a life avoidance

>thing. So I'm focusing on living.

>

>And I guess I'll plan a party for March 6, 2011.

>

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Well said.

 

Too often people get sidetracked by astrology and forget it is supposed to

be a tool for life and not a replacement for it. How can you actually

live a normal life if you're too scared to go outside, to travel, to take

risks, etc all because of some perceived affliction to the chart whether

it is interpreted by oneself or some so-called guru/astrologer.

 

If the March 6, 2011 party is still on, I'd be happy to bring some

munchies and beer. Let's celebrate life!

 

Chris

 

 

--- fas fas <foreignersassistance wrote:

 

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> Anyway, I've given up on the death search. I've found

> that (deep down) for me, it was a life avoidance

> thing. So I'm focusing on living.

>

> And I guess I'll plan a party for March 6, 2011.

>

> .-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.

>

> Dear Friend,

>

> Hare Krishna.

>

> Is it really wise to avoid LIFE and simply keep on LIVING ?

>

> TO KNOW LIFE IS LIVING.

>

> How one knows what is life makes all the worth a while difference in

> living.

>

> Hari BOL. OM TAT SAT.

>

> With my best wishes..................AMAR PURI.

>

> >Mary Quinn <mary1quinn

> >valist

> >valist

> >Re: Bad Readings Causing Harm are Happening~Mary

> >Sun, 27 Feb 2005 13:13:56 -0800 (PST)

> >

> >

> >--- "Seems Like A Thousand Days...."

> ><veiledpaperdoll wrote:

> >

> > > Now, to ask you a question...If for instance, I were

> > > expecting my own death...even within days, should I

> > > tell anyone else...or just let destiny rule....maybe

> > > even leading someone else in the future down the

> > > astrological pathway that I have grown to love so

> > > much??

> > > Robin...

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> >Hmmmm.

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> >If it were me, I'd have to ask myself WHY I want to

> >tell someone. If say, it were to spare them the shock

> >- I'd tell. But I'd have to be...er...dead certain I

> >was going to die. Otherwise, I'd put the (supposedly

> >loved) person through an unnecessary hell.

> >

> >If it were for other reasons (I can't think of any

> >right now) I really don't know. Afterall, you aren't

> >hurting yourself by telling.

> >

> >I know that I've been fascinated with death in the

> >chart since my father died 11 years ago. I was certain

> >I could see my own death on March 5, 2011. Absolutely

> >certain.

> >

> >But since then, I've been absolutely certain about one

> >other and turns out he didn't die. His father died,

> >true, but I didn't see his father's death, I saw his.

> >Luckily I didn't tell him. Mostly, I developed a

> >passion for keeping anyone else from getting in a car

> >with him without actually saying why (since I thought

> >it would be a car accident).

> >

> >Anyway, I've given up on the death search. I've found

> >that (deep down) for me, it was a life avoidance

> >thing. So I'm focusing on living.

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> >And I guess I'll plan a party for March 6, 2011.

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