Guest guest Posted May 5, 2003 Report Share Posted May 5, 2003 , " alfonsoosorio " <alfonsoosorio> wrote: > I think it should be clear to all of us that astrology is not a > science. All the studies done have been made on the tropical zodiac, > and they haven't shown any positive result. This is a lie. Have you not heard of Gaquelin???? He conducted the biggest and best statistical surveys to date, and he showed that cardinal points were of high value. Others have done much research as well; you really should do some internet searches. This is an indirect way > of confirming that the tropical zodiac has no validity and should be > discarded. Again, you are making conclusions that have no logical basis. The sidereal zodiac is no more or less speculative than the tropical. > > Those of us who have opted for the sidereal zodiac at least have the > illusion and what is more important, the possibility, that this > zodiac can show a more statistically significant connection. You have never shown any such thing as long as I have known you, but, illusions are more fun than reality any day! Best, Ed K Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 8, 2003 Report Share Posted May 8, 2003 At 02:32 AM 5/7/03 -0700, Richard wrote: > >Therese, > >How did you ever endure Francoise's Sun-Saturn opposition of 08'? In angles >yet! >I had to flee. Richard, could you be more specific? As I remember we got along quite well. But you should have seen how she and Michel went after each other at one of the conferences. Quite a treat. Where did you meet her? I knew her--can't remember the exact year, but there was a research conference held at a college in southern CA. Really nice, dorm lodging. I detest those expensive hotels with sealed windows. But some of the talks were so much into math and statistics that I felt very small and unintelligent. They asked me to give a talk on a project I was working on, but I didn't have the confidence. No way, not in front of Ph.D.'s!! I was wondering if you were at the same conference? It was right after one of the big conferences at a hotel. Therese Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 16, 2003 Report Share Posted May 16, 2003 Therese, So late: I attended a meeting where Francoise spoke. No Ph.D.'s. Star people with doctorates are scholars not astrologers. Wanna prove it? Ask them to read a chart. The subject was keywords for Saturn. But she accepted almost nobodies, only her own. And she was adament. So I ran home to look at her chart and never forgot...an eight minute out of oppo by Sun and Saturn. Poor Michel...but he had a chart for suicide...A life of living with that and I'd arc off the Eiffel. I am going to look for her Psychology of the Planets, however. Thank You. R. Therese Hamilton wrote: > At 02:32 AM 5/7/03 -0700, Richard wrote: > > > >Therese, > > > >How did you ever endure Francoise's Sun-Saturn opposition of 08'? In angles > >yet! > >I had to flee. > > Richard, could you be more specific? As I remember we got along quite well. > But you should have seen how she and Michel went after each other at one of > the conferences. Quite a treat. > > Where did you meet her? I knew her--can't remember the exact year, but > there was a research conference held at a college in southern CA. Really > nice, dorm lodging. I detest those expensive hotels with sealed windows. > But some of the talks were so much into math and statistics that I felt > very small and unintelligent. They asked me to give a talk on a project I > was working on, but I didn't have the confidence. No way, not in front of > Ph.D.'s!! I was wondering if you were at the same conference? It was right > after one of the big conferences at a hotel. > > Therese > > > " How can Pluto be in Sagittarius when it's so close to Antares? " ----- > > Post message: > Subscribe: - > Un: - > List owner: -owner > > Shortcut URL to this page: > / > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 17, 2003 Report Share Posted May 17, 2003 At 06:06 PM 5/15/03 -0700, Richard wrote: > >Therese, > >So late: I attended a meeting where Francoise spoke. Better late then not at all, Richard. No Ph.D.'s. Star people >with doctorates are scholars not astrologers. Wanna prove it? Ask them to read a >chart. A perceptive point! I have my own story there. At the conference I mentioned I was sitting in the public area at one of the evening functions dressed in some kind of frothy pink dress, long hair, a la Berkeley style, at my best '15 years younger than I am' look. Michel Gauquelin comes up to me, smiles and says confidentily, " You have a prominent Moon, don't you?! " Of course I had to say, " Michel, I have no Moon at all, but I do have Venus squaring my ascendant. " He was quite taken aback and looked very confused. (I wonder if he knew what 'squaring the ascendant' meant!) >The subject was keywords for Saturn. But Francoise accepted almost nobody's, >only her own. And she was adament. So I ran home to look at her chart and never >forgot...an eight minute out of oppo by Sun and Saturn. Oh, now I know what you were talking about! At the time I knew Francoise I was only learning about the Gauquelin work. Probably concerning Francoise, I was very quiet, in a learning phase. I will generally be quiet until I feel I have a grasp of new material. So I didn't get to see that side of her personally (at my house). I do remember that either Francoise or Michel, or both of them (can't remember which it was) would storm into the other's lectures and loudly attempt to disrupt them. It would have made a good grade B comedy! It must have been the French way of dealing with jealousy. Therese Poor Michel...but he had >a chart for suicide...A life of living with that and I'd arc off the Eiffel. I am >going to look for her Psychology of the Planets, however. Thank You. > >R. > > >Therese Hamilton wrote: > >> At 02:32 AM 5/7/03 -0700, Richard wrote: >> > >> >Therese, >> > >> >How did you ever endure Francoise's Sun-Saturn opposition of 08'? In angles >> >yet! >> >I had to flee. >> >> Richard, could you be more specific? As I remember we got along quite well. >> But you should have seen how she and Michel went after each other at one of >> the conferences. Quite a treat. >> >> Where did you meet her? I knew her--can't remember the exact year, but >> there was a research conference held at a college in southern CA. Really >> nice, dorm lodging. I detest those expensive hotels with sealed windows. >> But some of the talks were so much into math and statistics that I felt >> very small and unintelligent. They asked me to give a talk on a project I >> was working on, but I didn't have the confidence. No way, not in front of >> Ph.D.'s!! I was wondering if you were at the same conference? It was right >> after one of the big conferences at a hotel. >> >> Therese >> >> >> " How can Pluto be in Sagittarius when it's so close to Antares? " ----- >> >> Post message: >> Subscribe: - >> Un: - >> List owner: -owner >> >> Shortcut URL to this page: >> / >> >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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