Prashna: Who will be the next Pope of the Roman Catholics?

[Guest guest]

To all members:

 

After reading who the top candidates are for the papacy, I thought

Cardinal Angelo Scola would be the likely successor to the post since

he is from Italy and relatively young in comparison with the rest of

the candidates. With this in mind, I ran a prashna chart to confirm

if Cardinal Scola would be the next pope. The chart, however, showed

that he is NOT the likely successor to Pope John Paul II. The

prashna chart details are shown below:

 

Time: 13:33:15

Saturday, April 9, 2005

Coordinates: 122W16 and 37N48

TZ: 8:00 WGMT

Daylight ST: 1

 

The chart shows that the next pope will likely be an outsider (Rahu

in the 9th house) in comparison to the typical Italian list of

candidates. He would be known for working with youths (Mercury in

the 9th house and exalted Mars in the 7th house, 11th from the 9th

house). He will likely be relatively young in comparison with the

other candidates. He will have a physical makeup of pitta/kapha due

to the influence of the Sun and Jupiter on the 9th house.

 

Given these clues, I read through the list of candidates again to see

who the likely successor would be. And the winner is: Cardinal Jaime

Lucas Ortega y Alamino, the Archbishop of Cuba.

 

Regards,

 

John R.

[Guest guest]

Very interesting stuff John.

 

Having a Cuban pope would be in keeping with the unspoken alliance between the

US state department and the Vatican. Pope John Paul was recruited by the CIA

and Reagan's team to help exorcise communism in Poland.

 

Let's see what pans out.

 

Chris

 

 

 

 

 

John <jr_esq wrote:

 

 

To all members:

 

After reading who the top candidates are for the papacy, I thought

Cardinal Angelo Scola would be the likely successor to the post since

he is from Italy and relatively young in comparison with the rest of

the candidates. With this in mind, I ran a prashna chart to confirm

if Cardinal Scola would be the next pope. The chart, however, showed

that he is NOT the likely successor to Pope John Paul II. The

prashna chart details are shown below:

 

Time: 13:33:15

Saturday, April 9, 2005

Coordinates: 122W16 and 37N48

TZ: 8:00 WGMT

Daylight ST: 1

 

The chart shows that the next pope will likely be an outsider (Rahu

in the 9th house) in comparison to the typical Italian list of

candidates. He would be known for working with youths (Mercury in

the 9th house and exalted Mars in the 7th house, 11th from the 9th

house). He will likely be relatively young in comparison with the

other candidates. He will have a physical makeup of pitta/kapha due

to the influence of the Sun and Jupiter on the 9th house.

 

Given these clues, I read through the list of candidates again to see

who the likely successor would be. And the winner is: Cardinal Jaime

Lucas Ortega y Alamino, the Archbishop of Cuba.

 

Regards,

 

John R.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

http://modernVedic Astrology.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Just in case some folks out there might think my claim papal political meddling

fanciful, here's a link to Time magazine.

 

http://www.time.com/time/archive/preview/0,10987,159069,00.html

 

John <jr_esq wrote:

 

 

To all members:

 

After reading who the top candidates are for the papacy, I thought

Cardinal Angelo Scola would be the likely successor to the post since

he is from Italy and relatively young in comparison with the rest of

the candidates. With this in mind, I ran a prashna chart to confirm

if Cardinal Scola would be the next pope. The chart, however, showed

that he is NOT the likely successor to Pope John Paul II. The

prashna chart details are shown below:

 

Time: 13:33:15

Saturday, April 9, 2005

Coordinates: 122W16 and 37N48

TZ: 8:00 WGMT

Daylight ST: 1

 

The chart shows that the next pope will likely be an outsider (Rahu

in the 9th house) in comparison to the typical Italian list of

candidates. He would be known for working with youths (Mercury in

the 9th house and exalted Mars in the 7th house, 11th from the 9th

house). He will likely be relatively young in comparison with the

other candidates. He will have a physical makeup of pitta/kapha due

to the influence of the Sun and Jupiter on the 9th house.

 

Given these clues, I read through the list of candidates again to see

who the likely successor would be. And the winner is: Cardinal Jaime

Lucas Ortega y Alamino, the Archbishop of Cuba.

 

Regards,

 

John R.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

http://modernVedic Astrology.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Christopher

 

Yes its an interesting exercise to try and work it out astrologically

no doubt

 

the concave to vote in the next pope starts on the 18th April. I am

not sure how long they debate.

 

Have you managed to collect birthtimes on the candidates?

 

I also saw that theres a papal prophecy out by Malachy from 12th

century, saying theres two more popes, and the next one might be a

benedictine.

 

 

dawn

 

 

 

valist, Christopher Kevill <ckevill>

wrote:

> Just in case some folks out there might think my claim papal

political meddling fanciful, here's a link to Time magazine.

>

> http://www.time.com/time/archive/preview/0,10987,159069,00.html

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> John <jr_esq> wrote:

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>

> To all members:

>

> After reading who the top candidates are for the papacy, I thought

> Cardinal Angelo Scola would be the likely successor to the post

since

> he is from Italy and relatively young in comparison with the rest

of

> the candidates. With this in mind, I ran a prashna chart to confirm

> if Cardinal Scola would be the next pope. The chart, however,

showed

> that he is NOT the likely successor to Pope John Paul II. The

> prashna chart details are shown below:

>

> Time: 13:33:15

> Saturday, April 9, 2005

> Coordinates: 122W16 and 37N48

> TZ: 8:00 WGMT

> Daylight ST: 1

>

> The chart shows that the next pope will likely be an outsider (Rahu

> in the 9th house) in comparison to the typical Italian list of

> candidates. He would be known for working with youths (Mercury in

> the 9th house and exalted Mars in the 7th house, 11th from the 9th

> house). He will likely be relatively young in comparison with the

> other candidates. He will have a physical makeup of pitta/kapha due

> to the influence of the Sun and Jupiter on the 9th house.

>

> Given these clues, I read through the list of candidates again to

see

> who the likely successor would be. And the winner is: Cardinal

Jaime

> Lucas Ortega y Alamino, the Archbishop of Cuba.

>

> Regards,

>

> John R.

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http://modernVedic Astrology.com

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[Guest guest]

Dawn,

 

I haven't checked into the charts of the leading candidates but here are

the dates and the averaged odds as posted on a couple betting sites:

 

Tettamanzi Mar 14 1934 3-1

Arinze Nov 1 1932 4-1

Maradiaga Dec 29 1942 5-1

 

cheers,

Chris

 

 

--- Dawn <astrodawnau wrote:

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> Christopher

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> Yes its an interesting exercise to try and work it out astrologically

> no doubt

>

> the concave to vote in the next pope starts on the 18th April. I am

> not sure how long they debate.

>

> Have you managed to collect birthtimes on the candidates?

>

> I also saw that theres a papal prophecy out by Malachy from 12th

> century, saying theres two more popes, and the next one might be a

> benedictine.

>

>

> dawn

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> valist, Christopher Kevill <ckevill>

> wrote:

> > Just in case some folks out there might think my claim papal

> political meddling fanciful, here's a link to Time magazine.

> >

> > http://www.time.com/time/archive/preview/0,10987,159069,00.html

> >

> > John <jr_esq> wrote:

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> > To all members:

> >

> > After reading who the top candidates are for the papacy, I thought

> > Cardinal Angelo Scola would be the likely successor to the post

> since

> > he is from Italy and relatively young in comparison with the rest

> of

> > the candidates. With this in mind, I ran a prashna chart to confirm

> > if Cardinal Scola would be the next pope. The chart, however,

> showed

> > that he is NOT the likely successor to Pope John Paul II. The

> > prashna chart details are shown below:

> >

> > Time: 13:33:15

> > Saturday, April 9, 2005

> > Coordinates: 122W16 and 37N48

> > TZ: 8:00 WGMT

> > Daylight ST: 1

> >

> > The chart shows that the next pope will likely be an outsider (Rahu

> > in the 9th house) in comparison to the typical Italian list of

> > candidates. He would be known for working with youths (Mercury in

> > the 9th house and exalted Mars in the 7th house, 11th from the 9th

> > house). He will likely be relatively young in comparison with the

> > other candidates. He will have a physical makeup of pitta/kapha due

> > to the influence of the Sun and Jupiter on the 9th house.

> >

> > Given these clues, I read through the list of candidates again to

> see

> > who the likely successor would be. And the winner is: Cardinal

> Jaime

> > Lucas Ortega y Alamino, the Archbishop of Cuba.

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> > Regards,

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> > John R.

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