CANADA DOMINION PROCLAMATION chart of 1867 - Virgo rising

March 12, 2008

Dear , Vyas, Pierre and list members,

I have in my files the following chart information and offer a quick reading of it.

HISTORY

In 1866 representatives of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and the Canadas came together in London for final discussions with the Colonial Office. Newfoundland and Prince Edward Island for the moment had withdrawn from the confederation talks. The London Conference led directly to the most important statute in Canadian constitutional history, the British North America Act of 1867. This act, with its subsequent amendments, embodied the written constitution of Canada for more than a century. It was proclaimed on July 1, now celebrated as Canada Day.On July 1 1867, at noon, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and the Province of Canada were proclaimed the Dominion of Canada, with John A. Macdonald its first prime minister. http://history.cbc.ca/history/?MIval=EpContent.html & series_id=1 & episode_id=8 & chapter_id=6 & page_id=2 & lang=E

HOROSCOPEThe chart has 15° 03' Virgo rising (attached). 1st lord Mercury at 12° 57' is on the 11th house MEP would give good income and high aspirations. 2nd lord Venus is at 24° 19' Taurus and 9th house would give a fortunate rise in status during its periods. 6th lord Saturn at 25° 45' Libra in the 2nd house would give a rise in status during its periods. The aspect from Ketu at 24° 40' Aquarius and 6th house could bring sudden and violent setbacks to financial stability or relations with neighboring countries. 11th lord Moon at 14° 28' Gemini on 10th house MEP would make foreign trade important but its combustion and conjunction with 12th lord Sun at 17° 19' Gemini would imply losses and setbacks to the income, or a tendency for economic recession. The 4th lord Jupiter at 15° 29' Aquarius in the 6th house would make housing

vulnerable to setbacks, especially as it is under close aspect from 8th lord Mars at 13° 26' Leo and 12th house. The communal harmony would be fragile in Canada, as noted by the frequent tendency of the French community to break away and become an independent entity. The aspect of Jupiter to the Moon would be helpful to a point for the income or economic growth. There are many other features to consider, including the close aspect of six planets to the MEPs of houses. The chart is interesting for similarities to the SAMVA USA chart, incluing the placement of 1st lord in 11th house and placement of 4th lord in the 6th house. However, the differences are also interesting, such as weakness and bad placement of Mars, suggesting weak military. The influences concerning the 6th house are also more difficult than in the USA chart, notably the affliction by 8th lord Mars. Is this country at risk of falling apart at some stage?

Best wishes,

Thor

SIHA <vkchoudhrySAMVA Sent: Wednesday, March 12, 2008 6:46:42 AMRe: Re: Bad weather in the USA

Hello dear Vyas, OK. What are the chart details then. Best wishes.

-

Vyas Munidas

SAMVA

Wednesday, March 12, 2008 11:18 AM

Re: Re: Bad weather in the USA

Dear Professor (and List),This event isn't significant for the birth of Canada. This Act of Union was the political marriage of Upper and Lower Canada into one colony, known as the Province of Canada. Other British colonies in the region were Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, New Foundland, and PEI.To be clear - this illustrates, like the USA, there were several, 'nations,' within the region itself, which ultimately answered to Britan.It was in 1864 that representatives from all colonies came together, at the Charlottetown Conference in PEI, to discuss union of all colonies. So events before that year cannot be considered.Best regards,Vyas Munidas- "SIHA" <vkchoudhry (AT) gmail (DOT) com><SAMVA >Tuesday, March 11, 2008 11:48 PMRe: Re: Bad weather in the USAHello my dear Thor,The chart which I referred is Virgo rising with 16 deg 20 minutes.1st Jan 1842Kingston, ONLMT 5.06Best wishes.- Vyas MunidasSAMVA Wednesday, March 12, 2008 4:46 AMRe: Re: Bad weather in the USADear Thor and List,In your opinion, does this natal chart in comparison to other nations, showthe characteristics of:1) a premier world leader2) a peaceful and proactive peacekeeper nation3) a wealthy nation (per capita, Canada has more millionaires than

mostother nations)4) easy going attitude of the masses5) fantastic relations with other nations6) resource rich in precious and semi-metals, diamonds, oil, forestry,grains7) well educated and healthy population8) accommodating and welcomingFor me, it would be a far stretch to justify this chart to be Canada'snatal.Best regards,Vyas Munidas- "Cosmologer" <cosmologer ><SAMVA >Tuesday, March 11, 2008 6:00 PMRe: Re: Bad weather in the USADear ,Thank you for commenting on this issue.In this 9° 48' Taurus rising chart

(attached), transit 6th lord Mars at 8°34' Gemini is no longer under aspect from Rahu at 3° 33' Aquarius. However,it is in applying aspect to the 2nd house MEP.Transit 5th lord Mercury at 1° 57' Aquarius and 10th house, however, isconjunct the transit nodal axis, along with transit Venus at 4° 44'.Do you mean, Mercury (and not Mars) in this instance?Best wishes,ThorSIHA <vkchoudhry (AT) gmail (DOT) com>SAMVA Tuesday, March 11, 2008 12:31:22 AMRe: Re: Bad weather in the USAHello dear Chuck and Thor,In Canada Act of Union chart natal Venus and Mars were under the

stationarytransit influence of Ketu and Rahu, respectively. Both of these planetsimpact the weather by causing discomfort and excessive cool temperature.Best wishes.- CosmologerSAMVA Tuesday, March 11, 2008 3:22 AMRe: Re: Bad weather in the USADear Chuck,The first thing that comes to mind is an affliction or bad placement ofVenus, the planet of comforts.The current transit conjunction of Venus and Rahu is a prime suspect. Itprobably adds to the strain that Mercury has joined in the fray.The sign Aquarius, where this conjunction is taking place, could be placedin bad house in the natal chart.Additionally, an affliction to natal Venus in the chart could be

operative.All the above conditions are presently being met in the SAMVA USA chart.Beyond that it gets speculative. Perhaps could share somefurther insight.Best wishes,Thorwakefieldvedic <radiopro55@ hotmail. com>SAMVA Monday, March 10, 2008 9:33:51 PM Re: Bad weather in the USA> Dear Thor and list: FYI, Eastern Canada (Ontario eastward) is set tochallenge 1970 for the record amount of snowfall in cities such asToronto, Ottawa and Montreal. These major centres are snowed under andthe downtown streets crippled. There have been a number of chartsfloated for Canada. What would we look for the transit influences? Bestwishes, Chuck>>____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ ___________________________> Looking

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March 12, 2008

Hello dear Thor, The close influences of (i) Mars on MEP of the 12th house and on the fourth lord placed in the sixth house and (ii) of the Sun on the MEP of the fourth house show serious troubles for the country from time to time.

Best wishes.

-

Cosmologer

samva

Wednesday, March 12, 2008 1:26 PM

CANADA DOMINION PROCLAMATION chart of 1867 - Virgo rising

Dear , Vyas, Pierre and list members,

I have in my files the following chart information and offer a quick reading of it.

HISTORY

In 1866 representatives of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and the Canadas came together in London for final discussions with the Colonial Office. Newfoundland and Prince Edward Island for the moment had withdrawn from the confederation talks. The London Conference led directly to the most important statute in Canadian constitutional history, the British North America Act of 1867. This act, with its subsequent amendments, embodied the written constitution of Canada for more than a century. It was proclaimed on July 1, now celebrated as Canada Day.On July 1 1867, at noon, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and the Province of Canada were proclaimed the Dominion of Canada, with John A. Macdonald its first prime minister. http://history.cbc.ca/history/?MIval=EpContent.html & series_id=1 & episode_id=8 & chapter_id=6 & page_id=2 & lang=E

HOROSCOPEThe chart has 15° 03' Virgo rising (attached). 1st lord Mercury at 12° 57' is on the 11th house MEP would give good income and high aspirations. 2nd lord Venus is at 24° 19' Taurus and 9th house would give a fortunate rise in status during its periods. 6th lord Saturn at 25° 45' Libra in the 2nd house would give a rise in status during its periods. The aspect from Ketu at 24° 40' Aquarius and 6th house could bring sudden and violent setbacks to financial stability or relations with neighboring countries. 11th lord Moon at 14° 28' Gemini on 10th house MEP would make foreign trade important but its combustion and conjunction with 12th lord Sun at 17° 19' Gemini would imply losses and setbacks to the income, or a tendency for economic recession. The 4th lord Jupiter at 15° 29' Aquarius in the 6th house would make housing vulnerable to setbacks, especially as it is under close aspect from 8th lord Mars at 13° 26' Leo and 12th house. The communal harmony would be fragile in Canada, as noted by the frequent tendency of the French community to break away and become an independent entity. The aspect of Jupiter to the Moon would be helpful to a point for the income or economic growth. There are many other features to consider, including the close aspect of six planets to the MEPs of houses. The chart is interesting for similarities to the SAMVA USA chart, incluing the placement of 1st lord in 11th house and placement of 4th lord in the 6th house. However, the differences are also interesting, such as weakness and bad placement of Mars, suggesting weak military. The influences concerning the 6th house are also more difficult than in the USA chart, notably the affliction by 8th lord Mars. Is this country at risk of falling apart at some stage?

Best wishes,

Thor

SIHA <vkchoudhry >SAMVA Sent: Wednesday, March 12, 2008 6:46:42 AMRe: Re: Bad weather in the USA

Hello dear Vyas, OK. What are the chart details then. Best wishes.

-

Vyas Munidas

SAMVA

Wednesday, March 12, 2008 11:18 AM

Re: Re: Bad weather in the USA

Dear Professor (and List),This event isn't significant for the birth of Canada. This Act of Union was the political marriage of Upper and Lower Canada into one colony, known as the Province of Canada. Other British colonies in the region were Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, New Foundland, and PEI.To be clear - this illustrates, like the USA, there were several, 'nations,' within the region itself, which ultimately answered to Britan.It was in 1864 that representatives from all colonies came together, at the Charlottetown Conference in PEI, to discuss union of all colonies. So events before that year cannot be considered.Best regards,Vyas Munidas- "SIHA" <vkchoudhry (AT) gmail (DOT) com><SAMVA >Tuesday, March 11, 2008 11:48 PMRe: Re: Bad weather in the USAHello my dear Thor,The chart which I referred is Virgo rising with 16 deg 20 minutes.1st Jan 1842Kingston, ONLMT 5.06Best wishes.- Vyas MunidasSAMVA Wednesday, March 12, 2008 4:46 AMRe: Re: Bad weather in the USADear Thor and List,In your opinion, does this natal chart in comparison to other nations, showthe characteristics of:1) a premier world leader2) a peaceful and proactive peacekeeper nation3) a wealthy nation (per capita, Canada has more millionaires than mostother nations)4) easy going attitude of the masses5) fantastic relations with other nations6) resource rich in precious and semi-metals, diamonds, oil, forestry,grains7) well educated and healthy population8) accommodating and welcomingFor me, it would be a far stretch to justify this chart to be Canada'snatal.Best regards,Vyas Munidas- "Cosmologer" <cosmologer ><SAMVA >Tuesday, March 11, 2008 6:00 PMRe: Re: Bad weather in the USADear ,Thank you for commenting on this issue.In this 9° 48' Taurus rising chart (attached), transit 6th lord Mars at 8°34' Gemini is no longer under aspect from Rahu at 3° 33' Aquarius. However,it is in applying aspect to the 2nd house MEP.Transit 5th lord Mercury at 1° 57' Aquarius and 10th house, however, isconjunct the transit nodal axis, along with transit Venus at 4° 44'.Do you mean, Mercury (and not Mars) in this instance?Best wishes,ThorSIHA <vkchoudhry (AT) gmail (DOT) com>SAMVA Tuesday, March 11, 2008 12:31:22 AMRe: Re: Bad weather in the USAHello dear Chuck and Thor,In Canada Act of Union chart natal Venus and Mars were under the stationarytransit influence of Ketu and Rahu, respectively. Both of these planetsimpact the weather by causing discomfort and excessive cool temperature.Best wishes.- CosmologerSAMVA Tuesday, March 11, 2008 3:22 AMRe: Re: Bad weather in the USADear Chuck,The first thing that comes to mind is an affliction or bad placement ofVenus, the planet of comforts.The current transit conjunction of Venus and Rahu is a prime suspect. Itprobably adds to the strain that Mercury has joined in the fray.The sign Aquarius, where this conjunction is taking place, could be placedin bad house in the natal chart.Additionally, an affliction to natal Venus in the chart could be operative.All the above conditions are presently being met in the SAMVA USA chart.Beyond that it gets speculative. Perhaps could share somefurther insight.Best wishes,Thorwakefieldvedic <radiopro55@ hotmail. com>SAMVA Monday, March 10, 2008 9:33:51 PM Re: Bad weather in the USA> Dear Thor and list: FYI, Eastern Canada (Ontario eastward) is set tochallenge 1970 for the record amount of snowfall in cities such asToronto, Ottawa and Montreal. These major centres are snowed under andthe downtown streets crippled. There have been a number of chartsfloated for Canada. What would we look for the transit influences? Bestwishes, Chuck>>____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ ___________________________> Looking for last minute shopping deals?> Find them fast with Search.http://tools. search.. com/newsearch/ category. php?category= shopping>

March 12, 2008

Dear ,

Thank you for the additional insight.

This brings up the question if the problems indicated by these

placements in the chart are greater than the historical experience

from 1867 to 2008 suggests. Certainly, Canada suffered badly during

the Great Depression of the 1930s and the loss of life of Canadian

soldiers in World War II was heavy. The debate concerning Québécois

nationalists demands for independence resulted in tensions that

erupted with violence during the 1970 October Crisis. So, there are

some cases of " serious troubles for the country from time to time " as

you suggest

Do you or other list members have a view on that?

Best wishes,

Thor

History of Canada

Canada is a country of 32 million inhabitants that occupies the

northern portion of the North American continent, and is the world's

second largest country in area. Inhabited for millennia by First

Nations (aboriginal), Canada has evolved from a group of European

colonies into an officially bilingual (English and French),

multicultural federation, having peacefully obtained sovereignty from

its last colonial possessor, the United Kingdom. France sent the

first large group of settlers in the 17th century, but Canada came to

be dominated by the British until the country attained full

independence in the 20th century. Its history has been affected by

its inhabitants, its geography, and its relations with the outside

world.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Canada

Canada in world wars and interwar years

Main article: Canada in the World Wars and Interwar Years

Strikers from unemployment relief camps climbing on boxcars as part

of the On to Ottawa TrekCanada's participation in the First World War

helped to foster a sense of Canadian nationhood. The highpoint of

Canadian military achievement came at the Battle of Vimy Ridge on

April 9, 1917, in which the Canadian Corps captured a fortified

German hill that had resisted British and French attacks earlier in

the war. Battles such as Vimy, as well as the success of Canadian

flying aces including William Barker and Billy Bishop, helped to give

Canada a new sense of identity. As a result of the war, the Canadian

government became more assertive and less deferential to British

authority, because many Canadians were dismayed by what they saw as

British command failures.

Canada is sometimes considered to be the country hardest hit by the

interwar Great Depression. The economy fell further than that of any

nation other than the United States. It hit especially hard in

Western Canada, where a full recovery did not occur until the Second

World War began in 1939. Hard times led to the creation of new

political parties such as the Social Credit movement and the

Cooperative Commonwealth Federation, as well as popular protest in

the form of the On to Ottawa Trek.

Amphibious vehicles taking Canadian troops across the Scheldt in

Holland, during World War II

Canada's involvement in the Second World War began when Canada

declared war on Germany on September 10, 1939, one week after

Britain. Canadian forces were involved in the failed defence of Hong

Kong, the Dieppe Raid in August 1942, the Allied invasion of Italy,

and the Battle of Normandy. Of a population of approximately 11.5

million, 1.1 million Canadians served in the armed forces in the

Second World War. Many thousands more served in the merchant marine.

In all, more than 45,000 gave their lives, and another 55,000 were

wounded. Countless others shared the suffering and hardship of war.

By the end of the war, Canada had, temporarily at least, become a

significant military power. However, the Big Three paid little

attention to Canada.

Conscription legislation was enacted during both wars (though on the

initial promise of home-front service only in World War II), leading

to increased tension between French and English Canadians. During the

First World War, Prime Minister Borden's government enfranchised

women who had close male relatives serving overseas, in the hopes of

securing their support in the 1917 federal election.

1945–1960

Main article: History of Canada (1945-1960)

Prosperity returned to Canada during Second World War. With continued

Liberal governments, national policies increasingly turned to social

welfare, including hospital insurance, old-age pensions, and

veterans' pensions.

The financial crisis of the Great Depression, soured by rampant

corruption, had led Newfoundlanders to relinquish responsible

government in 1934 and become a crown colony ruled by a British

governor. Prosperity returned when the American military arrived in

1941 with over 10,000 soldiers and huge investments in air and naval

bases. Popular sentiment grew favourable toward the Americans,

alarming the Canadian government, which now wanted Newfoundland to

enter into confederation instead of falling into the American orbit.

In 1948, the British government gave voters three Referendum choices:

remaining a crown colony, returning to Dominion status (that is,

independence), or joining Canada. Joining the U.S. was not made an

option. After bitter debate Newfoundlanders voted to join Canada in

1949 as a Province.[7]

Canada's foreign policy during in the Cold War was closely tied to

that of the U.S., demonstrated by membership in NATO, sending combat

troops into the Korean War, and establishing a joint air defence

system (NORAD) with the U.S.

1960–1981

Main article: History of Canada (1960-1981)

In the 1960s, a Quiet Revolution took place in Quebec, overthrowing

the old establishment which centred on the Catholic Church and

modernizing the economy and society. Québécois nationalists demanded

independence and tensions rose until violence erupted during the 1970

October Crisis. During his long tenure in the office (1968–79, 1980–

84), Prime Minister Trudeau made social change his political goal for

Canada.

1982–1992

Main article: History of Canada (1982-1992)

As the highlight of his nearly 16 years as prime minister, Trudeau

negotiated the Patriation of the Canadian constitution in 1982, which

included the introduction to Canada of a Charter of Rights and final

independence from Britain (though Canada had been effectively

independent for many decades). The Patriation negotiations led to

renewed antagonism between Quebec and the rest of Canada, which later

Prime Minister Mulroney's Meech Lake Accord failed to smooth over.

During the same decade, Canada engaged in violent conflict both

abroad in the First Gulf War and at home, during the Oka Crisis. Also

this period saw the Mount Cashel Boys Home Scandal.

1992–Present

Main article: History of Canada (1992-Present)

In the past decade and a half, Canada experienced the tenure of

another one of the longest continuously serving prime ministers (Jean

Chrétien), a second Quebec referendum on sovereignty, and the

creation of a new territory, Nunavut. While long standing issues like

immigration continued to demand attention, new debates over same-sex

marriage and international peacekeeping would increasingly take the

forefront.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Canada#Canada_in_world_wars_an

d_interwar_years

SAMVA , " SIHA " <vkchoudhry wrote:

>

> Hello dear Thor,

>

> The close influences of (i) Mars on MEP of the 12th house and on

the fourth lord placed in the sixth house and (ii) of the Sun on the

MEP of the fourth house show serious troubles for the country from

time to time.

>

> Best wishes.

>

> -

> Cosmologer

> samva

> Wednesday, March 12, 2008 1:26 PM

> CANADA DOMINION PROCLAMATION chart of 1867 -

Virgo rising

>

> Dear , Vyas, Pierre and list members,

>

> I have in my files the following chart information and offer a

quick reading of it.

>

> HISTORY

> In 1866 representatives of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and the

Canadas came together in London for final discussions with the

Colonial Office. Newfoundland and Prince Edward Island for the moment

had withdrawn from the confederation talks. The London Conference led

directly to the most important statute in Canadian constitutional

history, the British North America Act of 1867. This act, with its

subsequent amendments, embodied the written constitution of Canada

for more than a century. It was proclaimed on July 1, now celebrated

as Canada Day.

> On July 1 1867, at noon, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and the

Province of Canada were proclaimed the Dominion of Canada, with John

A. Macdonald its first prime minister. http://history.cbc.ca/history/?

MIval=EpContent.html & series_id=1 & episode_id=8 & chapter_id=6 & page_id=2 & l

ang=E

>

> HOROSCOPE

> The chart has 15° 03' Virgo rising (attached). 1st lord Mercury

at 12° 57' is on the 11th house MEP would give good income and high

aspirations. 2nd lord Venus is at 24° 19' Taurus and 9th house would

give a fortunate rise in status during its periods. 6th lord Saturn

at 25° 45' Libra in the 2nd house would give a rise in status during

its periods. The aspect from Ketu at 24° 40' Aquarius and 6th house

could bring sudden and violent setbacks to financial stability or

relations with neighboring countries. 11th lord Moon at 14° 28'

Gemini on 10th house MEP would make foreign trade important but its

combustion and conjunction with 12th lord Sun at 17° 19' Gemini would

imply losses and setbacks to the income, or a tendency for economic

recession. The 4th lord Jupiter at 15° 29' Aquarius in the 6th house

would make housing vulnerable to setbacks, especially as it is under

close aspect from 8th lord Mars at 13° 26' Leo and 12th house. The

communal harmony would be fragile in Canada, as noted by the frequent

tendency of the French community to break away and become an

independent entity. The aspect of Jupiter to the Moon would be

helpful to a point for the income or economic growth. There are many

other features to consider, including the close aspect of six planets

to the MEPs of houses. The chart is interesting for similarities to

the SAMVA USA chart, incluing the placement of 1st lord in 11th house

and placement of 4th lord in the 6th house. However, the differences

are also interesting, such as weakness and bad placement of Mars,

suggesting weak military. The influences concerning the 6th house are

also more difficult than in the USA chart, notably the affliction by

8th lord Mars. Is this country at risk of falling apart at some stage?

>

> Best wishes,

>

> Thor

>

> SIHA <vkchoudhry

> SAMVA

> Wednesday, March 12, 2008 6:46:42 AM

> Re: Re: Bad weather in the USA

>

> Hello dear Vyas,

>

> OK. What are the chart details then.

>

> Best wishes.

>

> -

> Vyas Munidas

> SAMVA

> Wednesday, March 12, 2008 11:18 AM

> Re: Re: Bad weather in the USA

>

> Dear Professor (and List),

>

> This event isn't significant for the birth of Canada. This Act

of Union was

> the political marriage of Upper and Lower Canada into one

colony, known as

> the Province of Canada. Other British colonies in the region

were Nova

> Scotia, New Brunswick, New Foundland, and PEI.

>

> To be clear - this illustrates, like the USA, there were

several, 'nations,'

> within the region itself, which ultimately answered to Britan.

>

> It was in 1864 that representatives from all colonies came

together, at the

> Charlottetown Conference in PEI, to discuss union of all

colonies. So events

> before that year cannot be considered.

>

> Best regards,

>

> Vyas Munidas

>

> -

> " SIHA " <vkchoudhry (AT) gmail (DOT) com>

> <SAMVA >

> Tuesday, March 11, 2008 11:48 PM

> Re: Re: Bad weather in the USA

>

> Hello my dear Thor,

>

> The chart which I referred is Virgo rising with 16 deg 20

minutes.

> 1st Jan 1842

> Kingston, ON

> LMT 5.06

>

> Best wishes.

>

> -

> Vyas Munidas

> SAMVA

> Wednesday, March 12, 2008 4:46 AM

> Re: Re: Bad weather in the USA

>

> Dear Thor and List,

>

> In your opinion, does this natal chart in comparison to other

nations,

> show

> the characteristics of:

>

> 1) a premier world leader

> 2) a peaceful and proactive peacekeeper nation

> 3) a wealthy nation (per capita, Canada has more millionaires

than most

> other nations)

> 4) easy going attitude of the masses

> 5) fantastic relations with other nations

> 6) resource rich in precious and semi-metals, diamonds, oil,

forestry,

> grains

> 7) well educated and healthy population

> 8) accommodating and welcoming

>

> For me, it would be a far stretch to justify this chart to be

Canada's

> natal.

>

> Best regards,

>

> Vyas Munidas

>

> -

> " Cosmologer " <cosmologer >

> <SAMVA >

> Tuesday, March 11, 2008 6:00 PM

> Re: Re: Bad weather in the USA

>

> Dear ,

>

> Thank you for commenting on this issue.

>

> In this 9° 48' Taurus rising chart (attached), transit 6th lord

Mars at 8°

> 34' Gemini is no longer under aspect from Rahu at 3° 33'

Aquarius.

> However,

> it is in applying aspect to the 2nd house MEP.

>

> Transit 5th lord Mercury at 1° 57' Aquarius and 10th house,

however, is

> conjunct the transit nodal axis, along with transit Venus at 4°

44'.

>

> Do you mean, Mercury (and not Mars) in this instance?

>

> Best wishes,

>

> Thor

>

> SIHA <vkchoudhry (AT) gmail (DOT) com>

> SAMVA

> Tuesday, March 11, 2008 12:31:22 AM

> Re: Re: Bad weather in the USA

>

> Hello dear Chuck and Thor,

>

> In Canada Act of Union chart natal Venus and Mars were under

the

> stationary

> transit influence of Ketu and Rahu, respectively. Both of these

planets

> impact the weather by causing discomfort and excessive cool

temperature.

>

> Best wishes.

>

> -

> Cosmologer

> SAMVA

> Tuesday, March 11, 2008 3:22 AM

> Re: Re: Bad weather in the USA

>

> Dear Chuck,

>

> The first thing that comes to mind is an affliction or bad

placement of

> Venus, the planet of comforts.

>

> The current transit conjunction of Venus and Rahu is a prime

suspect. It

> probably adds to the strain that Mercury has joined in the fray.

>

> The sign Aquarius, where this conjunction is taking place,

could be placed

> in bad house in the natal chart.

>

> Additionally, an affliction to natal Venus in the chart could

be

> operative.

>

> All the above conditions are presently being met in the SAMVA

USA chart.

>

> Beyond that it gets speculative. Perhaps

could share

> some

> further insight.

>

> Best wishes,

>

> Thor

>

> wakefieldvedic <radiopro55@ hotmail. com>

> SAMVA

> Monday, March 10, 2008 9:33:51 PM

> Re: Bad weather in the USA

>

> > Dear Thor and list: FYI, Eastern Canada (Ontario eastward) is

set to

> challenge 1970 for the record amount of snowfall in cities such

as

> Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal. These major centres are snowed

under and

> the downtown streets crippled. There have been a number of

charts

> floated for Canada. What would we look for the transit

influences? Best

> wishes, Chuck

> >

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_________

> ______

> ____________

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> > Find them fast with Search.

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> >

>

March 12, 2008

--- > Dear Thor, Yvas, P:rofessor and list: We could probably use the

help of John BTW at this point! My understanding is the Dominion of

Canada was proclaimed by an Act of British Parliament called the

British North America act, which took effect at midnight July 1, 1867

in London, England. Ottawa was the newly created capitol, because of

its distance from the U.S. border. It would have been 19H00 on 30

June, 1867 in Ottawa when the Act took effect, but that timing may

not be relevant. FYI and best wishes, Chuck

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March 12, 2008

Hi Chuck & list members I think we need the assistance of a talented Canadian researcher to determine when each of the provinces, Canada, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, approved the Dominion bill that was later given royal assent, on March 29, and proclaimed enacted on July 1, 1867. I gather from a google search that on some one date in 1866 either New brunswick or Nova Scotia was the third and final provincial resolution to approve Dominion. That's a date deserving of study. Cheers, Johnwakefieldvedic <radiopro55 wrote: --- > Dear Thor, Yvas, P:rofessor and list: We could probably use the help of John BTW at this point! My understanding is the Dominion of Canada was proclaimed by an Act of British Parliament called the British North America act, which took effect at midnight July 1, 1867 in London, England. Ottawa was the newly created capitol, because of its distance from the U.S. border. It would have been 19H00 on 30 June, 1867 in Ottawa when the Act took effect, but that timing may not be relevant. FYI and best wishes, Chuck> ____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _> Be a better friend, newshound, and> know-it-all with Mobile. Try it now.> http://mobile. / ;_ylt=Ahu06i62sR 8HDtDypao8Wcj9tA cJ> > >

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March 12, 2008

--- > > Hello John. Sorry for screwing up your handle. There is a

Professor at the University of Ottawa (where I live) who was

commissioned as " historical advisor " for the Canadian Broadcasting

Television series " Canada, a People's History " . I have the Volumes

here at home and thry do make reference to things like letters from

the participants that quote " when agreement was reached after dinner "

etc. Would you feel comfortable engaging this professor in a pursuit

of what she may consider the actual " birth " of Canada? We may be on

to something, but I do not know how an academic should be approached

as not to turn her off. She seemed to be a cornerstone in this TV

series. Any input or perspective from you would be invaluable, as I

view the interrelationship between Canada, the U.S. and Mexico as

part of NAFTA, to be a critical link to the birth data of each

country. Thanks and best wishes, Chuck

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> " Blessed are the young, for they shall inherit the national debt. "

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> -- Herbert Hoover

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> It's difficult to get a man to understand something when his salary

depends upon his not understanding it.

>

> -- Upton Sinclair

>

> " The legions create a wasteland and call it a peace. "

>

> -- Tacitus

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> " We hang the petty thieves and appoint

> the great ones to public office. "

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> -- Aesop

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March 12, 2008

Dear John,

I agree, it will take some doing.

Best regards,

Vyas Munidas

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" JohnTWB " <blazingstar1776

Wednesday, March 12, 2008 11:40 AM

Re: Re: CANADA DOMINION PROCLAMATION chart of 1867 - Virgo

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Hi Chuck & list members

I think we need the assistance of a talented Canadian researcher to

determine when each of the provinces, Canada, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia,

approved the Dominion bill that was later given royal assent, on March 29,

and proclaimed enacted on July 1, 1867.

I gather from a google search that on some one date in 1866 either New

brunswick or Nova Scotia was the third and final provincial resolution to

approve Dominion. That's a date deserving of study.

Cheers,

John

wakefieldvedic <radiopro55 wrote:

--- > Dear Thor, Yvas, P:rofessor and list: We could probably use

the

help of John BTW at this point! My understanding is the Dominion of

Canada was proclaimed by an Act of British Parliament called the

British North America act, which took effect at midnight July 1, 1867

in London, England. Ottawa was the newly created capitol, because of

its distance from the U.S. border. It would have been 19H00 on 30

June, 1867 in Ottawa when the Act took effect, but that timing may

not be relevant. FYI and best wishes, Chuck

> ____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _

> Be a better friend, newshound, and

> know-it-all with Mobile. Try it now.

> http://mobile. / ;_ylt=Ahu06i62sR 8HDtDypao8Wcj9tA cJ

>

Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with

Search.

>

________

______________

> Never miss a thing. Make your home page.

> http://www./r/hs

>

$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

" Blessed are the young, for they shall inherit the national debt. "

-- Herbert Hoover

It's difficult to get a man to understand something when his salary depends

upon his not understanding it.

-- Upton Sinclair

" The legions create a wasteland and call it a peace. "

-- Tacitus

" We hang the petty thieves and appoint

the great ones to public office. "

-- Aesop

Never miss a thing. Make your homepage.

March 12, 2008

Dear Chuck,

You are near the National Library of Canada! I was just wondering who is

close enough.

There's a publication there called, " A Popular History of the Dominion of

Canada, " by W. Briggs 1893.

You're a capable man yourself and if time affords, perhaps a search for when

each the Provinces of Canada, NB, and NS approved the Dominion bill would be

a good idea?

My gut feeling is that John's idea is in the right direction.

Best regards,

Vyas Munidas

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" wakefieldvedic " <radiopro55

Wednesday, March 12, 2008 8:12 PM

Re: CANADA DOMINION PROCLAMATION chart of 1867 - Virgo