The effects of Antares

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>The LibraSolar Imum Coeli 15 Scorpio should give Bert Fannin a lift with his

thesis on Antares as an indicator of massive death.

 

No Bob, I do not get a lift from the thought that a great deal of human life

was lost to illustrate a point. Moreover, I did not say that

Antares was the indicator of massive death. I said that as the Point of

crossing of the Aldebaran/Antares axis moved South, due to the

change in the Obliquity of the Eclectic, the centers of Civilization seemed to

move northward out of the tropical into the temperate zones. This

in my article The Parans of Aldebaran/Antares in TMA, quite a few years ago.

 

Sidereally,

Bert Fannin

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In the 0:58:50 earthquake chart for Banda Ache it is the

conjunction of Mercury-Venus on the A/M midpoint 45 Ketu

so closely upon the MC and 135 Saturn on the DSC that

accounts for the extraordinary large number of dead.

 

Dark*Star

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Bert Fannin wrote:

 

> >The LibraSolar Imum Coeli 15 Scorpio should give Bert Fannin a lift with his

thesis on Antares as an indicator of massive death.

>

> No Bob, I do not get a lift from the thought that a great deal of

human life was lost to illustrate a point. Moreover, I did not say that

> Antares was the indicator of massive death. I said that as the Point of

crossing of the Aldebaran/Antares axis moved South, due to the

> change in the Obliquity of the Eclectic, the centers of Civilization seemed to

move northward out of the tropical into the temperate zones. This

> in my article The Parans of Aldebaran/Antares in TMA, quite a few years ago.

>

> Sidereally,

> Bert Fannin

>

>

> " How can Pluto be in Sagittarius when it's so close to Antares? " -----

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