RE: Digest Number 607

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Sun, 31 Aug 2003 14:51:43 -0700

Therese Hamilton <eastwest

RE: Digest Number 605

 

At 02:38 PM 8/30/03 +0200, Anny wrote:

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>Indeed there was very little respons here. I almost decided to quitte.

 

Hello Anny,

 

 

Someday, Anny, we will have to list events and correlate them with the

transit of the slower planets through the zodiac signs: Jupiter, Saturn,

Uranus, Neptune and Pluto. This would be interesting to discuss also on the

Political Astrology list.

 

Neptunus in Capricornus! When I started with the sidereal zodiac I

mentioned this as the fraud everywhere in the world of politics. They

agreed with me, but expected it soon passed away, but I wonder ........

what they are thinking now..... Next time more about this all.

 

 

 

For members of this list, if there are interesting discussions about

Ingress charts that apply to the sidereal zodiac, I'll try to copy them

here.

 

Therese

 

Hi Therese! Indeed I am interested. I worked with ingresses in the

past few years since the Netherlands are troubled with severe accidents.

and sickness of animals. The January ingres is considered most important

and the Lunar of these ingresses are interesting for study.

 

 

 

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Dark Star! Interesting what you tell about Wemyss. Do you know his

birthdate and time to have a look at it myself? Wemyss collected a heap

of birthdates himself. I read several in a German magasin years ago,

but was not completely done. Do you think he practiced the sidereal

zodiac too, then? Or am I writing about someone else than you

mentioned?

 

Regards Anny

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1. The four elements (water, fire, earth and air) seem to be very

important to Tropical astrologers. In my experience, they seem to

consider the elements to be an even more important indicator of the

characteristics of a sign than the traditional myths and planets

are.....

 

Therese and Elisabeth!?

 

This summer an astrologer visited me, who practices the tropical

zodiac. He was puzzled about a couple's chart, who consulted

him for advise. In their charts (tropical) was the water element

far in the minority, while he expected the waterelement in majority.

He asked me to print a sidereal chart and he was quite surprised

about the change. I guess I convinced him at last.

 

My opinion is that the elements in a chart are most important.

Their influence is evident in a person. It is such an old

observation for centuries. Why should this be thrown away?

With the sidereal zodiac it's importance comes to the surface!

 

 

In the past I spoke with several astrologers, who were on the verge

of insanity (quite mad throwing away the studybooks). It was their

consolation for the future I had to reckon with. At that time in

1990, I discovered the sidereal zodiac!

 

Regards

Anny