RE: Digest Number 722

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Message: 1

Mon, 16 Feb 2004 12:14:53 +0100

" Anny van Berckel " <avbdk

RE: Digest Number 721

 

 

Hi Therese.

 

Message: 2

Mon, 16 Feb 2004 12:22:37 -0800

Therese Hamilton <eastwest

Intuition vs. Mathematics

 

Hi All!

 

I know an astrologer, whose father was a sensitive;

he told us in the astro researchgroup. His father

was only interested for astrology but experienced

it should not be mingled with his own sensitiveness.

Because his father told him he would not die or

being captivated for his active opposition against

SS/Hitler, in our country during worldwar II. He

thereafter did the most dangerous acts to protect

his group for being captivated. Now I assume: the

tropical zodiac is debet for that, because since

I practice the sidereal zodiac, my " sensitiveness "

(in accordance to my friends) escorts me with the

delineation of the chart. I enjoyed my study mathe-

matics and it is quite fun to work with it beside

my program. My program does not offer everything,

what I learned before the computerage so I profit

greatly from the technique to give me more information.

I kept myself busy with the technique beside my

program " Janus " , because astrology should to be proved

by the own tools of the astronomers and scientists,

being arithmetic and mathematic.However astronomers,

as I learned from a documentaire about Galilei

yesterday, possibly ground their opposition against

astrology on the fact, that Galilei certainly was

not an astrologer.Then I wonder,if he knew anything

about astrology. Possible it only was a sideline of

an astronomer-documentalist.

For me the Krishnamurti ayamsa has proved

her value during tests in Australie and the practice

of local charts of places/cities/towns in events of

conjunctions, which are spectacular. So I did not

join the discussion up till now.

My research is not on the end. Yesterday I

rediscovered a mode of delineation for a personal

forecasting. I am going to experiment with my own

experiences first.I read about this mode in Cyril

Fagan's " Solunars handbook " . He explained the earth-

chart,with 0 ° Libra in I, not Aries in I. It is

taught by the Uranian Astrology School too, but it

is practiced with the tropical zodiac. Now I marvel

greatly to find this technique in the solunars -

handbook, with a clear explanation of planets in the

earth-houses, while the equinox is in Pisces.Therefore

I dropped the technique of the Earth chart! Try it

yourself. I experimented with the USA presidents -

candidates with progressions around their earthchart,

only I have to learn from you the date. in November.

I hope to contribute to the group to experience

a nice time of research!

Regards,

Anny

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Hello Anny,

 

At 03:02 PM 2/17/04 +0100, you wrote:

 

>I know an astrologer, whose father was a sensitive...

> Because his father told him he would not die or

>be captured for his active opposition against

>SS/Hitler, in our country during worldwar II. He

>thereafter did the most dangerous acts to protect

>his group from being captured...

 

That is an interesting story about the father who was a sensitive. One

reason I'm a research astrologer now rather than a consulting astrologer is

that (for whatever reason) my sensitivity isn't tuned into really 'seeing'

for other people. Or perhaps it's because my intuition works best for

research because there's a real need in that area--knowing what to look for

and how to do the research.

 

>...For me the Krishnamurti ayamsa has proved

>her value...and the practice of local charts of places/cities/towns in

events of

>conjunctions, which are spectacular.

 

Anny, can you give us the data for one or two events so we can set up the

charts?

 

>...only I have to learn from you the date in November.

 

Election Day in the U.S. is the first Tuesday in November. This year the

date is November 2.

 

>I hope to contribute to the group to experience a nice time of research!

 

And I hope to see your contributions!

 

Therese