RE: On prediction

[Guest guest]

WHat I learned from the election:

 

Transits are everything!

 

I was intrigued by return charts, now I'm back to holding them at bay.

There sure looked like a bigger change for W in his SR....at least to my

novice's eyes.

 

The outcome of the election is the Inauguration: W. has Jupiter, in the

Moon Jupiter union in Chitra (spica is Chitras star). On inauguration day,

Jupiter will be slowed....almost at station where I find planets are even

more powerful because a good transit lasts a long time. Jupiter is strong

for his chart, it is conjoined Jupiter within minutes. Had I stopped there,

it would have been enough to predict a win for W. In his chart, Jupiter

trumps Saturn.

 

The history of a transit for that individual. Saturn has been good to W.

He has risen to Saturn's challenges and has not fallen under them, that's

another indicator. Saturn was aspecting his Sun and Moon when Karl Rove and

he began the process to gain the Rep nomination. THat should have been

enough.

 

On inauguration day, Kerry has Pluto on his ASC (yes, I think the previous

info he gave as dawn chart works) Pluto was the primary transit of his and

Edwards' campaign. Pluto is powerful but takes you too the underworld. If

you add the Mars and Moon aspects, that should have been enough for me to

see that the myth of Jyeshta (betrayal) would play out. OBL sure seems ike

Pluto came to sit on him as did the Swift boat vets from his past.

 

I wanted Kerry to have a shot. I couldn't get over the great inauguration

chart for W. so kept coming back to that. All the other things aside, the

Inauguration day is when their lives really change or don't. Kerry feels

betrayed and W. feels on top of the world.

 

It's a long election and lots of emotions. In July I let myself think that

Kerry could pull it out with Edwards' Rohini charm. The campaign was

decidedly Pluto and they went down.

 

just my thoughts as I go back to the simplicity of transits. Yes, you

should see it. Jupiter return is too good for W. to lose, although Kerry

gave it one heck of a run.

 

c

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

At 11:13 PM 11/10/04 -0600, Cynthia wrote:

 

>Do you think Kerry will contest the results? I believe he has until the

>12th. Won't there be votes counted then? Thought I heard something like

>that on election night

 

Cynthia,

 

Maybe the best reply is from a couple of psychics:

 

Prophecies.us from 'chalkboarddrawing':

 

" I had an image in my mind of John Kerry, and I had the overwhelming

conviction that this entire election was a set-up and he knew it. That he

KNEW he couldn't win..and he was 'in on it.' The whole thing had already

been decided and it was all a huge charade. "

 

[TH:] Not so hard to believe in view of Kerry's mysterious and much too

quick concession. An explanation of Neptune conjunct his M.C.?

 

And from Kklingong (Who repeatedly predicted that Bush would have a second

term):

 

" I have an overwhelming feeling of misconduct of the vote in Ohio and

Florida. It will be of no future benefit to anyone, but I now feel that

history will show eventually that in these two states, one million votes

for Kerry disappeared. "

 

Democracy in America? Sadly, no.

 

T.