Winston Churchill; & Mother's welfare - t.o.b

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Uttara <muttaraphalguni wrote:

> First; Barney, about Winston Churchill.

>

> If you look through the emails at the beginning of the week, I

> believe you will find a lengthy email I gave in response to Wendy

> bringing up the topic of Winston Churchill.

>

> If you were to find it and read it, I am sure you will receive my

> impression of mental and emotional disturbances along with an

> explanation of legitimate explanation as to Winston Churchill's

> depression. He did in fact suffer from dyslexia and Bi-polar

> depression. Please note that Bi-polar depression is only one kind

> of Bi-polar affliction. There are in fact, 10 classified disorders

> of bi-polar with Depressive Disorders being a level of affliction

> documented under this classification.

>

> References include: The DSM-IV psychiatric association of mental

> disorders and the recent book "New Hope for people with Bipolar

> Disorder" authored by the well known expert in various depressions

> Jan Fawcett, MD from Rush Medical University, Chicago, Illinois,

> USA.

>

> Depression is (unless clinically diagnosed as another psychiatric

> disorder, physical reaction, traumatized reaction or mental illness)

> a symptom of underlying depressive disorders, most known as Bipolar.

> It is well documented that Sir Winston Churchill did in fact suffer

> from the very highs and lows of Bipolar Depression and dyslexia. At

> the beginning of this week in response to Wendy's initial email

> about Mr Churchill I did in fact upload his birth data in the

> database in the "Astro Chart" table. There under the biographical

> column I did and have referenced four website sites to confirm his

> personal and public background. The most authentic birth time is

> 1:38.

>

> His birth chart does support his large volume of drinking and his

> highs and lows of activity and personal thoughts. Not to mention

> his sometimes erratic tactics in political actions. Alcohol is, as

> we know, often used as a self medicating drug to alleviate the highs

> and lows of our feelings. Bipolar if not treated with other

> prescribed drugs or properly diagnosed is often self medicated with

> alcohol use; often in large quantities.

>

> Alcoholism is in itself a medical problem and is often shown in

> birth natal charts. But, the diagnosis as to why, is often not

> determined in birth data. There is often though, some direction to

> other diseases but again, it is often not picked up properly. As we

> know, the birth chart gives us the energies of its natal destiny but

> does not give us exact reasons as to why. We are after all

> astrologers and not medical physicians.

 

 

Thanks Uttara, you clearly know these subjects well. If I understand

you correctly, you're saying Churchill's underlying problem was

bi-polar depression, and self medication with alcohol was secondary?

Is there anything in his chart that you think indicates depression or

heavy alcohol use?

 

Thanks and Best Wishes,

Barney