2-Bob from Mark Kincaid...4/2

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Hi Mark,

 

Whatever this was I never

received it. I've been thinking about what you said about this epiphany

you had when you suddenly saw your whole life in your horoscope. I never

had that happen to me in one fell swoop, but rather it's been like a

progressive revelation over the past 35 years - " Oh THAT'S what that

thing in my horoscope refers to! " Also,That's cool. I think

it happens both ways. I too had the so growth, but also big spurts

hereand there, hehe. PS... I'm re-sending the last email I

sent you. Sorry you didn't get, see below. the question of whether you can

" undo " your karma or whether the stars incline but do not compel

.... the answer is that they compel - at least if you are born with

sun-Saturn-Pluto conjunct opposition moon (like I was).My belief

and insight is that this is exactly what Astrology is really about...all

the ways in which we can possibly learn how to fulfill our desires..and

change our bad habits and on and on.... That's why I believe this

philosophy of Benefices and Malefics is so important...Anyway, just

wanted to touch base again. Sorry I missed your old email.ciaoMark

 

xoxo,

Bob

HI

Bob: Came across this old email today and thought I'd get back with

you. Sorry, I missed your original letter. Do you know

your Jyotish chart yet? I'd love to talk to you about it

sometime. Am finishing my Jyotish book, and want to talk about

how people experience the different kinds of Astrology that are out

there. I started studying astrology in 1970 when I met a fabulous astrologer

in Oakland named Flora Urquhart. She was then 85

years old and had been studying astrology for 60 years, and she really

blew my mind - made many predictions far into the (then) future which came

true right on the nose. To this day I don't understand how she made some

of her most outstanding predictions (I haven't figured out what techniques

she was using to pull those dates out). My basic schtick is

traditional Greek astrology - I call it " Morin de Villefranche by way

of Marc Edmund Jones " Best of luck, Bob Hope you've been fine. Sincerely,

Mark Kinciad