Follow up to Dymock Test (Riddle)

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This is a follow up to my original "Interesting Experiment" post

(message number 65350). There is still a few days left.

 

I'm really hoping that the many fine astrologers in this group have

responded to Dymock with their answers. This is a wonderful

opportunity for everyone to "fine-tune" the many systems and

techniques proposed here.

 

If there are those that don't want to sign up with Dymock for the

test, but would still like to try and solve it, email me and, when the

answer is posted, I'll email the answer to you.

 

This is a great chance to test the validity of ayanamsas, divisional

charts, dasa systems, tajika, etc., as well as an opportunity to

present the superiority of our system to astrologers of other traditions.

 

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To all astrologers:

 

Test 111 closes in a few days. If you have an answer e-mail it to me

and receive the Report (with Answer) soon after November 5. Here is

the Test again:

 

Birth Data: Woman born 7 July 1952, 9:33 pm CST +6, at Dallas, Texas,

32N47, 96W48 (Ascendant 20Aq21, MC 4Sg27,Moon 24Cp44).

 

Assume you are doing a Forecast for her covering the period 7 July

1987 -- 7 July 1988.

 

The Test is to find

(1) the most DRAMATIC AND IMPORTANT event in her life during that

year, and

(2) the DATE of its occurrence (a specific date -- not just a period

of weeks).

 

Your answer should be supported by some astrological data to show it

is not just a guess. Any type of Astrology is acceptable --

Traditional, Modern, Uranian, Horary, Vedic, Chinese, etc.

 

The Test is open to everyone -- no costs of any sort. All who send an

attempt at solving the problem will receive the final Report with any

correct answers by respondents, and also a suggested method of solution.

 

Email your answer to me (dymock) with its astrological

basis. If you belong to a list, DO NOT SEND TO THE LIST.

 

Add a "Request a Read Receipt" (from the Tools menu) and you will know

whether or not I have received your e-mail (I acknowledge all responses).

 

At the suggestion of a participant, these Exercises are now being sent

as BCC which does not disclose the addresses of individual recipients.

 

Best wishes to all,

 

Dymock.

1 Nov 2005,

 

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