shuttle lands safely

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"Hope" wins the day, as Discovery landed at Edwards this morning without a hitch.

 

Now I'm wondering how those other afflictions to the US chart will manifest.

 

More later,

Chris

 

 

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Christopher Kevill wrote:

"Hope" wins the day, as Discovery landed

at Edwards this morning without a hitch. 

 

Now I'm wondering how those other afflictions

to the US chart will manifest.

 

Hi Chris and members,

The shuttle landed at 5:11 AM PDT at Edwards Air Force Base, California.

 The exact co-ordinates for Edwards are included in the ACS atlas. For those

that don't have this, Edwards is located at: (34N54) (117W52). I am relieved

that they all returned safely and we all know the officials at NASA can now

get a good nights sleep.

The lagna is still highly afflicted in this chart (in my opinion), while the

lagna lord Moon is in a better situation (kind of reminds me of George W Bush's

chart :>))).

I'm sure we can all come up with a plethora of post-dictions as to why this

chart would indicate a safe landing--for myself though, I'll be less inclined

to trust the landing time as a viable chart in the future.

Best,

Steve

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Dear Steve,

 

I would never put too much stock in a landing chart in any event. It's the

launch/ take-off chart that contains the karma for the life of the entity. Of

course, most of us agree that the launch chart wasn't great. But the lack of a

close Mars aspect by degree to any planet I think was one factor that prevented

any harm from coming to the shuttle and crew.

 

Meanwhile, a closer look at the relevant US charts is reviving my innate

pessimism regarding the violence or hardship of the coming days. Tr Mars will

square the near stationary Mercury that is right on top of the US Rahu using

any July 4th chart you wish. That, combined with tr Saturn on the equal 8th

cusp of the Kelleher chart, and the Mars aspect to Bush's lagna/Mercury/Pluto,

is a bit too affliction for any horoscope to handle without some loss of life.

Some kind of sudden destructive event is very likely in the next couple weeks,

especially from Aug 12 -17th. To cement the deal, Cheney's chart puts that Tr

Saturn on the equal 12th house cusp and Tr Mars spot on the 9th house

Jupiter-Saturn conjunction.

 

I know there have been rumours of a quake sometime soon, but I think a man-made

event is more likely. Given recent events, it's hard not to think of a terror

attack, although I cannot honestly say what the specific astrological signature

of this would be.

 

 

Chris

 

 

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Steven Stuckey

valist

Tuesday, August 09, 2005 9:06 AM

Re: shuttle lands safely

Christopher Kevill wrote:

"Hope" wins the day, as Discovery landed at Edwards this morning without a hitch.

 

Now I'm wondering how those other afflictions to the US chart will manifest.

Hi Chris and members,The shuttle landed at 5:11 AM PDT at Edwards Air Force

Base, California. The exact co-ordinates for Edwards are included in the ACS

atlas. For those that don't have this, Edwards is located at: (34N54) (117W52).

I am relieved that they all returned safely and we all know the officials at

NASA can now get a good nights sleep.The lagna is still highly afflicted in

this chart (in my opinion), while the lagna lord Moon is in a better situation

(kind of reminds me of George W Bush's chart :>))).I'm sure we can all come up

with a plethora of post-dictions as to why this chart would indicate a safe

landing--for myself though, I'll be less inclined to trust the landing time as

a viable chart in the future.Best,Steve