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ASTROLOGY 30 YEARS RESECH

By DORIS CHAE DOANE Secretary of he Chuch o Ligh

 

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Foreword

BEYOND HISTORY and far back into the realms of Leg-

end and radition, the more enightened of the human race have ever ev er striven to nd the meas me as of uniting the sou with God. A few of te enighteed oes reazed that to accompish such an exated goa it woud be ncssry to discover a method of uiti u iting ng the sou  th throu rough gh corespodences corespodences  with the mani festation of of God as evideced in the Soar System They eary recognized that an individua coud coud ony unite with a power by uniting with te manfestation manfestation of of this this power ut of such pur pur posefu thinking Astroogy bornScience ad for uncounted ages Astroogy was regarded as aws acred n the dawning Aquarian Age whose Key Phrase is  KNOV positive knowedge must suppant bind beief beief he ony method to obti such knowedge known to The Church of Light is research testing oe by one the ancent tenets of astroogy his book is is the the resut of 30 years research into into the Goden Key of Astroogy and it is presented with the hope that the ground covred thus far may proide the earnst student with vauabe materia heretofore unavaiabe in orgaized form We trust the time is fast drawing to a cose when bind pre judice is substituted for impartia impartia investigation \e aso trust that those seeking the ight of Truth re gaining scient emotiona and inteectua aduthood so that they wi not cast aside as worthess statistica esearch however rudimentary; but that they wi use it as a basis for further study We are aware that the evoution of knowedge resuting from further research may ater resent concusions to some degree and we are conducting further research with a of the means avaiabe to us Astroogy demands Eterna Resarch

 

to provide mankind with a progressive tool insuring a more perfect adaptation to the realities encountered encount ered in an ever-chang ing environment From time to tme, Research Buetins wil be issued by The Chuch of Light, allowing an opportunity for earnest searchers to keep up to date with the work done by the Astroogica Re search Depatment. In presentng the statistics on diease, no attempt has been made to dscuss proper precautonary measures of a dietary and menta nature Nor has th spcic spcic thoughttreatment een given to ater a variety of discordant conditions in ife Such informaton s found in the 21 Courses of Brotherhood of ight Lessons which collectively present the teachings of The Religion of The tars. Any astoogical research conducted by independent individuals or by other organized groups has not been evaluated in this work. As far as we know, this is the rst presentation of a work of this this particuar particuar type. t is not the last word nor is it the the end of anyt anything hing Rather, it is a beginning from which we we hope to rogress cotinuay toward th advancing horizon of perfec tion This book presents material useu to the student practica to the professional and valuabe to a who seek knowedge for the sake of knowedge or such ight as we have been enabled to shed upon the subject of Astrology we are gratefu to the Eterna pirit, the power behind a manifest creation EDWAR OAN

President The Church of ight

 

Introduction

DEAS THAT GO BCK through ancient haldea and an cient Egypt to Atantis and Mu can be explained in terms of the most modern discoveries discoveries of ateria ateria science. Befoe an ad acquired the knowledge of electromagnetsm, of the princi ples o elativity of the behavior of electons, or the prnci pes of radio or before the exhaustie experiments in psy chology which ae been made in our universities since the beginning of the pesent century these ancient ideas could not be explaned During the Piscean ge ge just just p a s t the emphasis emphasis has been been paced upon unuestonn unuestonng g eief Bu Butt during the quarian ge to which the orld is no adjustng aut author hority ity - no mat mat ter how veneral veneralee it ay e - ll have no weight eope will no no longer accept a fact on faith or authoity Rightly, to avoid being isled y those who would exploit them as they were exploited in the past through beef accepted without proof people ill deand facts which they can demonstrate and with whch they can prove or disprove things for them seves Scientsts in our universities as yet have been unwilling to

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make a statistic statistical al study oferhood) astrology in Apri, 1924, Te Chuch ( formery Broth Brotherhood) of But Light strological Re search epartentunder the direction of lert Bnjamine founder found er - began to solcit solcit from as an persons as i coul could d reach, the birthda birthdate te includin including g hour of birth and date the event happened of p e o p  e who had experenced some particuar disease or event along with a cse cse history of thei lives In the yeas that followed tied brthcharts wee statisticly ana lyzed and the analyses were published in a wide number of books and and periodcal periodcals s These studies for the the sound statistical

 

basis on which Standad Astology mly ests, and they have poven invaluable to to both student astologes and a nd pofessionals alike. Because most of the published epots ae now out of pint,  have gone though the wealth of mateial in the les to gather and pesent in one volume as much infomation as possible Theeappeaing have been n othe pojects othe  haveconducted been unable to than nd those thiseseach book, but the wok seets, epots and and papes papes concened Though the yeas a geat any individuals have contibuted t this eseach eseac h activity, but none of them should be held esponsble fo ths pesentation, which is stictl my own. It takes little time and eot to lean to eect a bth-chat and calculate calculate the pogessed aspects. aspects. f you lean to do ths, you ae in a position position to use the chats of you family and othes o thes to pove o dspove ules set foth in The Bothehood of Light Lessons, which have been futhe elaboated n these statistical studies. t would be slly fo anyone to believe in astology because he Chuch of of Light says the planetay positions map staes o consciousness which manifest as taits of chaacte, o that the late lat e positions of the planets coincide with chaacteistc eents. And it is equally silly fo anyone to believe acadeic individ uals who have made no study of astology when they say it is a fallacy. fallacy. t is fol folly ly to accept accept asto astology logy o eject eject t on authoity, authoity, because with but little eot anyone can test its tuth fo h self. As topogessed how and why e ventsno events come ino life coincide with teistic aspects, scietic explanation waschac poss ble until Enstein had developed and gven to the wold hs Special Spec ial heoy of Relativity. Relativity. As explaned by C. C. Zan n his "Laws of Occultsm, pogessed aspets ae consistent with, and logically explained by, Relatvity. Now t is possible to undestan undestand d n tem temss of accepted scence  which the an cients could not do  th thee va vaious ious fa�ts of astolog. But fa moe impotant than an explanation, now any pe son of aveage intelligence though the applicaton of the facts

 

of astrolog can prove it for himself. I believe that anyone who wil test the statements in this book wil become convinced of astrolog Further, I believe the 21 Brotherhood of Light Corses and this book to be the best possible defense agains those who attack astrolog When ou have studied and tested the information given here, o will perhaps understand me when I sa that I agreed wholehearted wholehea rted with with C C Zain when he said: said: "Te neophte striving for adeptship can never hope to attain that exalted state or even to make much progress toward it so long s he supine waits for the misfortnes shown b the stars to overtake him or languorousl looks forward to such benets as are shown to be showered showered into his lap There is not one mis fortune that comes into his life that, foreseen cannot be made less severe in its eect pon him, and a nd not one bles blessing sing that can can  not in some measre be made more bounteous b the proper se of inteligence and nitiative DORIS CHASE DON

os Angeles, Calif September 95 6

 

Contens

FOREWORD

INTRODUCTIO

VI

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ASTROLOGCAL COMBATOS.. COMBATOS..

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ASTROLOGY VS ORTE-TELLG..

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ASTROLOGICAL RESARCH REPORTS REPORTS 

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RELARY ASTROLOGICAL RESEARCH RESEARCH 137

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CALCLATO O THE CHART. CHART. 168

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RESEARCH DEPART:ET TALES  15

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STELLAR DYACS. .  19

VI CASE HISTORY STDES.. ..   226 IX

GOSSARY  28

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Astrological Combinaions ROM TIME O TE in all seriousness some people ask: why bother to go to the lengths demanded in precise chart erection? Others ar g e that it is not necessary to erect a chart at all, that a solar chart or a sun-sign reading can give a person all he needs to know.

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Perhaps these people do not realize the stupendous amount of combntions that can be fomed between the various astro logical factors factors In the Hermetic System of Astrolo Astrology gy 12 signs IO planets 2 horoscope houses and 10 aspects are the factors upon which chart erection and delineation are based he least possble number of dierent combinations result ing from these four groups of astrological factors is 68

5.3937075 X 10

his staggering  g re should give pause to those brushing side precison f that total perplexes the imagination a couple of comparable ones might help the mind encompass the limitless limitless possbilities Take the highe highest st United States debt occuring in 1946:

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26942209 2694 22099 9 I73 X 10

Or look at another  g re a bit more than the debt yet stil comparabl compa rablee to the numb number er of astrological combinatio combinations ns Based upon the present estimates here is the total number of atoms in the universe: 70

30  10-

Associating these  gre of the same order of magnitude should give an inkling as to why the ermetic ystem of As trology insists upon precise chart erecton and does not consider

 

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a solar chart or a sun-sign reading to be a vald ndex of the ndividual Here s how the least number of astrological combnatons would appear: 539,3707 539,3707 5 00000000000000000 0000000000000000000000000000000000000. 000000000000000000000000 0000000000000. That total is nnitely greater than that of the earth's entre popu ltion ltio n which is roughly 2500 2500000000 000000

 

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Astrology vs. Fotune-Teing

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HIS CHAPTER strangely enough attempts to set forth what Scientic Astrlgy should NO in our present state of knowledge be expected to do. Scientic Astrology as greatly suered thrug its almost indissoluble marriage ith ESP Knowingly or unknowi unknowingly, ngly, it is almst impossible to read a birth-chart r to give an opinion n what a progressed aspect is likely to bring into te life without exercising in some degree Extrasensor Percep tion And no one can state the limit limit of possible possible information information tat can be acquired relative to both past and future thrugh ESP e Zenith Foundation after sifting the vast amount of evidence they had gathered in their thirty weeks of researc during wich more than a quarter of a million pieces of mail were received and tabulated foun found: d: "Authenticated personal eperiences indicate that time is nott a factor n telepathic communication Pssession of the no ability to visualize in detail events which ave not happened a penomenon science calls precognition seems but slightly less rare than telepathy itself ofreseen describe by scenes or to give Perception, a detailed account of events thus Exrta-sensory is  Fortune Tell ng. Because many persons calling themselves astrologers possess the ability to do this in a marked degree and because even the most scientic astrologers usually possess suc ability in some degree there as arisen a widespread belef that astrology foretells Specic Events Such however is not Scien Scien tic Astrology bFortune Tellg Because f te  Fortune Tellng viewpoint of astrlogy almst every year witnesses te discovery of some new astrl ogical system of Predicting Events wic its proud originato

 

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proclaims wil infallibly indicate the precise nature and precse date of each signicant event in any person's life. life. When th astrologers try this system on numerous charts, and nd that t does not enable them to predetermine the Specic nature and exact day of even the more important events, most of them drop it and franticay turn to some still more recently developed System in the hope it will enable themwhat to do, mathematically ascertined planetary relations thewith ac complished clairvoyant often is abe to do with Extra-senory Prcption.

We can be quite sure that no such Fatalitially precse System of astrology ever will be found If it ever is, it i t w w demonstrate that no man has power to alter his destiny, that he is not moraly responsible for his acts, and that hs impres sion of a succession of events is merely his consciousness moving along a xed time dimension, with no power whatever to change any nnumerable of its incidents, al of which unalterablydemon prede termined experiences andare observations strate that the univers is laid out on no such Fataliti Pan Yet because of long custom in associating ESP Fortun Tllng with astrology, it wil be dicult to get even man astrologers to adopt a I onFotn onFotn lling View. Nevertheless, instead of considering events unalterably xed aong the path of time, let us consider the unconscious mind of a child at birth as composed of the mental elements derived from the experiences it as had n n lower forms forms of life Accord ing to their associations these experiences have been organized some harmoniously and some discordantly, into thought-cells and thougtstructur thougtstructures es Thus the birtchart maps the thought cells and thougtstuctures within the unconscious mind of the newborn abe, and the positions of the planets indicate their kind, intensity, and the general direction of their desires. The prominence of each panet indicates the voume of energy possessed by the corresponding family of thoughtcels Thus the prominence of Mercury maps te vigor of the nte lectua thoughtcells, the prominence of the oon the vgor of the Domestic thoughtcells the prominence of Jupter th

 

Astrology v. Fotune - Tling

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vigor of the Religious thught-cells, and so on, each planet mapping a grup of thoughtcells. The expression of the ten thughtcell families, corresponding to he ten planets, cm prses the sum ttal f man's behavior. The sgns f the zdiac in which these planets are found in the brthchart denote that the Intelectual thoughtcells Do mestic thoughtcells, Religous thoughtcells, etc., mapped by the planets, have a basic tendency to express in the manner characteristic of the sign in which they are ocated The department of ife involved in the experiences which built these thought-cels before human birth, and the depart ment of fe they consequently wll aect during human life, i mapped in the chart f birth by the house which the planet rules Whether the desires f the dynamic thoughtcells symblized by the planets, and those of the common thoughtcells indicated by houses, the individual, andthe how muchare so, harmnius s indcated or by discordant the aspect�toreceived by the planet mappng the dynamic thoughtstrucures, rung the huse by which the cmmn thought cells are mapped. And we have every reasn to beleve, as the resut of ong years of careful experiment and observation, that it is the Psychokinetc Power exercised by the various types of thought cells and thought-structures f whch the unconscious mind or soul, is cmposed, that attracts t the ndividua the condi tions and events of his life, and whch inuence his thughts and profoundly aect his physica behavior Let us nt assume, however, that these thought-cels and thoughtstructures, even when thrugh a prgressed aspect they receive a tremendus new suppy of energy to use as Psychokinetic Power, are omni omnipoten potent t hey even then posse possess ss ony so much energy. energy. And with this amount amount f energy at their command, they are able to do ony a given amount of work in overcming overcmi ng the resistance f  f environment that they may reaie their desires. desires. As most imprtant events that transpire transpire in the ife of man are inked up with factrs in his physica envron ent, we can never aord to negect the amount of resistance

 

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Astrology -30 Year Rearch

oered by the particla physical environment of he individual to these Active Active thought-cell, in a reasonable attempt to predic the nature and importance of the event coincident with a given progressed aspect. There is a Fortune Tellr assumption that two birthcharts with identical positions could belong onl to persons of the same abilit and same fortune Obervation of of chartsover 10000 of which have been analzed analzed for for (a) BirthChart and Progressed Constants in statistical studies b the Church of Light Astrological Research Departmen De partment t and an d (b) Natal ad Progressed Clues in preliminar research in studies of disease and for (c) (c) subjective research on innumerable total case historieshowever does not agree with this view view The posi tions of the signs and planets in a chart give a ver good map of the factors of the unconsciou mind both as to volume of energ and their harmonies and discords relative to each other But the volum other volumee of ener energ g map mappe ped d b identica identica planetar positions in the charts of two dierent individuals often is markedly dierent While it is true that events and abilities in the lives of identical twins often are startlingly the same; in the lives of other twins it s usual to nd similar abilities or trends but that one takes the lead and goes much further than the other and often their lives lives dier also in other other respects It is custo mar to account for this on the ground that dierent signs rise but as a matter of record often the same sign rises in the charts charts of both or could the few degrees dierence o the sendant account for thi divergency of their lives et us not consider that the birthchart makes the individual what he is but tha the individual is born when the various heavenly con g rations are such that within limits the Row n the same direction as the energies within his unconscious mind This does not necessitate that the positions of the planets must give a portrayal of the Absolute Amount of energ of each tho though ughtst tstruct ructure ure the map or even that there is no margin of atitude between that which is shown in the k and that which is within the unconscious mind of the

 

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individua It seems merey that relative to the other actors within the unconscious mind, each thought-structure smbo ized b a panet, ithin broad imits, must b somehat similar to that panet's prominence and relations to the other planets in the birthchart hich in their turn indicate other important mental actors and teir retions ithin the unconscious mind. Whie the experiencs of creatures oer in the scale of ie, urnishing mental actors so mapped, buid up desires o denite type and harmony or discord, these hich no guide the Psychok1eti owr of the thoughtcells are not Coni tioned ( drected toard) to Specic things in the human !ife The ork o Mandel Sherman and rene Case Sherman has demonstrated it the exception of a e reactionssalo ing, closing the eye hen the cornea is irritated, sneeing, response to deep pressure, oud noise, restraint, and sudden movement such as droppin that an infants reactions are al conditione conditioned d  given specic drection) by the peasure peasu re or pain accompanying experences it hs had ith physica situa tions ater birth Granted that even at the time of birth, as e as subse quenty the thoughtces usin Phokint Por have a seective action upon environment neertheess the Specic things that are key to be found ithin the environment vary idey ith the historica period, the race, the geoogica rea, the famiy customs and een the educationa and social status o the parens. Yet the groing infant infant and the thoughtces thoughtces ithinrom its unconscious mind can deveop or aay ony those Spcic things hichdesires are totoard be ound ithin its physica environment The thoughtces no matter ho much shont or they use, cannot attract into the ie o one chid the Specic events hich are the customary eents n the ife of another chid et it is these pecic eents, as the ears ears pass, hich come to direct the desires o the various famiies o thought ces toard or aay rom simir Specic events ater in life, hen these thoughtces acquire, through progressed aspects sucient ne energy to attract more vents

 

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Astrology - 30 Year Rarch

This means that, given two birth-harts practially identi aland we have very similar harts from Alaska Equatorial fria and New York City in our researh lessimilar thoughtell ativity mapped by idential progressed aspets will attrat into the life Spei events that are dierent. They ould not be the same beause no amount of Psychokinet wer on the part of the thoughtells an bring snow shoe travel to a Jungeman of the Congo nor a ride on the Subway to an Indian in laska Furthermore beause of the early Conditioning of the desires of the thoughtells mapped by the third house the same aspet whih atrats an event where his brethren are onerned to an laskan Indian may attrat a short journey to a Congo Jungleman and may bring to a ew Yorker the deep study of some sienti sienti book That is the third house house thoughtells of the Indian may have been Conditioned to express their yhknec Pwer hiey through events in volving his relatives; those of the Jungleman may have had speial opportunty early in his life to develop travel desires while the ew Yorker may have ben so restrited in early life in referene both to brethren and travel and been reared where sienti talk was prevalent and with a library at his hand that his hand his third house ( of the horosope) thoughtells had learned to gain almost all their satisfation not through relatives or travel but through study. Yet no amount of Pychoknec Pwe developed from the energy of a pro gressed aspet ould have enabled either the Indian or the Jungleman have read with either pleasure or understanding the sientitobook. Our extensive researh on when and why events happen eveals that the event whih is attrated by a progressed aspet regardless of rae and geographial loation bears the hara teristis of the planets involved involved in the aspet It is aom panied by violene or strife if Mars is involved by labor loss or hardship if Saturn is an important member by good will abundane or extravagane if Jupiter is in the aspet by sud denness and aomplished through a human ageny if Uanus akes part et

 

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vVe hae demonstrated, in 999 instances out of 1,000 the department of life chiey aecte by the aspect is mappe by a ouse of the birt-chart rued by one of te panets taking part in the progressed aspect. To the extent the thought-ces mapped by the aspecting panets in the birtcart are armo nious or discordant, ae been modied in this harmony or discord by eents and menta attitudes since birth and whether the progressed aspect is harmonious or discorant, wi the eent attracted by te Psychokinetic Powr of the thought ces be harmonious or discorant he importance of the eent attracted attrac ted is determined ( 1) by the oume of energy of the thoughtces mapped by te aspecting panet panetss in te birth birthchart chart ( 2) the amount of Con dtioning they hae ha through simiar eents since birth te ( 3 amo amount unt of ener energy gy aded to them by te prog progress ressed ed aspet and ( 4) the ac of resistance to an imporant eent of the nature of the toughtces wich with this new progressed aspect energy at teir comman, the thoughtces try to Dem onstrate he eact time the eent takes pace is strongy inuenced by cumuatie panetary energy hat is, when in addition to te major progressions, there are minor progressions an transit progressions to a panet inoed in the maor pro gressed aspect, or to a panet ruing the same house of whic a paet inoed in te maor progressed aspect is co-ruer thus adding energy to the thougtces mapped by the same housethis increase actiity of a gien group of tought es tends to determine wen te eent wi transpire Howeer, at some period before or after tere is a mai mum accumuation of panetary energy aecting a gien group of thoughtces the physica enironment may oer so itte resistance tat te thoughtces hae no dicuty in Demon strating the eent Or it may be that ust at te time whe the accumuate tought-ce energy is greatest, the physica enironment may oer so muc resstance that no amount o cokc o can then demon demonstrate strate the eent e eent wic is attracted is brought to pass through wor

 

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accomplished from th innr pan upon th physical nviron mnt by th thought-clls. Boh th diculy of th work a a givn tim, and th amount of nrgy ha can b dirctd to it, ar factors dtrmining whn t can b nishd. With sucin familiariy rgarding th prvious happn ngs and inuncs in h individual's lif which hav Condi tiond thoughtclls dsir Spcic hings, andargarding a h his various factors inoh physical nvironmnt th tim h Scintic Asrologr usually can fortl, not ony th D partmn of if which chiy will b actd by a progrssd aspct, but aso h Spcic Evnt, and abou how important it ill b. But mor of oftn tn than no, his compl informa ion about h characr, abou h ay hings customarily dvelop in h dirn dpartmnts of lif and about h various factors prsnt in h physical nvironmnt ar known only o th individu individual al himslf. himslf. If h is his on astrolog astrologr, r, h can know not mrly wha Spcic vnt to xpct bu also what o do to caus th vn o b mor forunat han i othrwis would b Givn somthing abou h nvironmntal conditions, such as h ag and prvious raining, and with crtain progrssd aspcs h probability of atracting a Spcic vn (mar riag, mploymnt, mony, to mntion a fw) is vry high. Not invariably but in a high prcntag of cass, for instanc, a powrful progrssd aspc o h rlr of h fh hous climaxing abou a ar afr marriag rsuls in th birth of a child Oftn, howvr, spcially hen knoldg of th dails of h physical nvironmnt is lacking Scinic strolog mus connt tslf with pointing ou that thr is a prdisposi tion at a givn tim toard th occurranc of an important evnt, rlaing rlain g o on of svral dpartmnts of lif nd ihin ach dparmnt of human lif thr ar svra altr naivs. Thus th fh hous rus ov aairs, spculaion, nrainmnt and childrn nd th sam progrssd aspc to th rulr of th fh, du to a plant urning rtrograd and hn again turning dirc, may occur in th sam woman's

 

Astrology ology v. Forun Forunee - Tei Teig g Astr

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chart at 16 years of age, at 25 ears of age, and agan at 60 ears of age. At 6 t ma map a love aa aar, r, at 25 the brth of a chd, nd at 60 a er  er on the stock market The thought cells assoited wth the fth house n each nstance demon strte n event but they do not demonstrte the brth of a chld n a woman's lfe t 60 ears of age Furthermore, t ma be possble for one man to accomplsh somethng, due to years of prctce and technca tranng, even when e s under discordnt progressed aspects; et t ma e qute mpossble for another, wthout such tranng, even under the best progressed aspects he can ever have ·thout a thor thoroug oughh knoedge of ( ) the Spec Cond tonng of the thought-cels mapped b the planets through vents snce brth, brth, ( 2 the voume and trend of the energ added to the the thoughtces b other progressed aspects aspe cts ( Ral ng Forces which t the same tme are aso wthn wthn one degree f perfect, and uled ( 3 the resst ance oere b envronment to varous events b resstance the houses nvoved n the varous progressed aspects whch re present, the Scentc strologer usual must content hmself to stte tere s a strong preds poston toard one of the severl Specc events, wthout def ntel statng whch one l occur hs, hoever, enables hm to gve valuabe and specc advce on what the ndvdual should not do, and what he should do. n f the ndvdua ndvduall hmsef s the astrologer wth hs more compete knowledge of pst Condtonng and Present Envronment, he cn lern aso to foreknow, usual, the Specc Event whch wl be ttracted, unless he does some thng about t, and thus can even more eectvl take steps to nsure that the events whch are attracted nto hs lfe are those whch he desres Research s eng carred forwrd to acqure a more perfect knowledge of those astrologcal factors whch powerful n cne to Specc Events But relatve to man happenngs happenngs Condtonng of thoughtcels through prevous events an the faclt of phscal envronment to respond to one event ruled b one of the houses nvolved n the aspect and s resst

 

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Astrolgy - 30 Year Rch

ance to other events ruled by the houses involved, would appear to be the deciding factors determining which one of several possible events will be the one of chief importance attracted by a given progressed aspect. Properly considered, astrology cannot be fatalistic, for it deals withthe mental elements of the subconscious mind and timesand andemotional relative amont of stimulation of these elements Since the factor of free-will can be used by the intel ligent person to direct the energies into constructive channels no matter how discordant the energy (mapped by actie planetary aspects) may appear, scientic astology cannot cannot be considered For Fortune tune Telling.

 

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Astrological Research epors

"} T WAS EINSTEIN'S Special Theory of Reativity, folowed to its practical and logical concusions, which le to the iscovery of releasing and utiizing utiizing atomic energy. An it is this same Special Theory of Relativity followed to its practical and logical conclusions which indicates how inner plane energs operate and what can be done to cause them to work more to the iniviuas advantage As university university scientists have conclusively emonstrated that time, erties istance radicallyand dierent gavitatin than they on thehaveinner on plane earth hae shouldprop we expect inner-plane weather to operate accoring to the same aws wether operates on earth? nsteins Specia Theory of Reativity carrie to its ogical conclusions indicates that inner pane weather aects the inividua not meey accoring to his innerpane consttution but through crtain timespace reationships that bring structural changes within his astra body Astroogica energies constitute the innerpane weather isand How notgravitation this dependent innerpane upon weather any theory; aects for an even inividual, as time, however distance properties of the inner plane have been eter mine experimentay by university scientists, so have the prop erties of innerplane weather, and how it works to aect ini viuas, groups cities, nations an world aairs been eter mined experimentay an through statistica stuies carrie out in the process of astrological research. research. One of the outstaning inuences of innerpane weather is that when a person creature or important event is born it is born at a tme when the innerpane weather tens to con cie with the innerplane makeup of that which is then born

 

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Astrology - 30 Yers Resarch

Thus does the inner-plane weather at the time of hi birth, as mapped by his birthchart, indicate the predispostion of an individu indi vidual al to develop abiliti abilities es of a certan type. The planetary planetary positions and aspects whatever they may be, whch indicate such a predispostion are called its birthchart constants "The predispositions ndicated by the innerplane weather condtions at birth neer manifest as event or diseases except durng those those periods when the th e appropriate thoughtcells receive commensurate additional enrg from innerpane weather mapped by progressed aspects "Innerplane weathr conssts of astrological vibrations in their innite variety of combinations combinations hose mapped mapped b y pro gressed aspects enable planetary vbrations to reach nd make activee certain group activ groupss of thoughtcells. These thoughtcells have desires such as were imparted to them when they were formed and as indicated by the spects of the planets mapping them in the the birthchart Suc desires desires are temporarily altered by the planetary energy reaching them through the inner plane wather mapped by a progressed aspect aspect And the addi tional energy thus reaching the thoughtcells not only gives them the power to inuenc the individual's thoughts and be havior but it also enables them to attract events of the kind they desire into his life "By far the most important innerplane wather is mapped b y major progressed aspects Church of of Light statistical statistical re search covering lves ofevent many of persons cates that every the important ofthousands life takes plac duringndi the period while a major progressed a·spect is prsent involing planets characteristic of the nature of the event and which rule the birthchart house governing the department of life aected f more than than one department of li_fe  s pronouncedly pronouncedly aected by the event at the time it occurs there are always major progressed aspects involving the ruler of each house governing these various departments of life "The periods in his life when t individual is likely to experience a specic event, condition or disease toward which he has a predisposition are indicated by certain major pro

 

Astrological Resch Rpots

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gressed aspects. These progressed aspects mapping mapping nner plane weather conditions which have been found always to coincide with the given event, conditon or disease are called its progressed constants "Both the birth-chart position and the progressed position of a planet act as terminals for the reception of the planetary energy. Each terminal actually involved in the the progressed aspect receives the energy of the progressed aspect in full volume Bu Butt unless unless the progressed aspect is from a major pro gressed lant to its birthchart placein which case there are only two terminalseach progressed aspect has two other ter minals not directly involved in the the progressed aspect Each of these two terminals not directy involved in the progressed aspect rceives, through the principle of resonance onehalf as much energy as is received by each terminal directly nvolved "It is important to understand that ommonly a maor progressed aspect has four because our research has determined that each majorterminals progressed constant of an event or a disease s always reenforced by a minor min or progress progressed ed aspect asp ect heavier than from the Moon to one of its fou terminals at th time the event ocurs or the disease develops; and that each reenforced major progressed constant of an event or disease is always released by a transit aspect heavier than from the Moon to one o its four terminals at the time the event occurs or the disease develops develops And an independen independentt minor progressed progressed aspect s always reeased by a transit to one of the birthchart or maor progressed terminals inuenced by the minor pro gressed aspect at the time the event takes place As statistcally indicated n the strologcal Research Re port No 3 , the one eectve degree orb or b of a progressed aspect is always valid The more closely the planets approach the perfect progressed aspect the greater the amount of energ the temporary stellar aeral in the astral body is capable of pickng up radio fashion, and transmitting to the thought cels at its direct and ndrect terminals, and the more capable these become of inuencing events Due to the reenforcement eect of mnor progressed as

 

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Astrolgy - 30 Yr Reearch

pects to any of the four termnals of the major progressed aspect, to the trgger eect of transt aspects to any of th four terminals of te major progressed spect, and to the pyscal envronmnt through whch events must come the mportant events events att attract racted ed by by major majo r progressed aspects seldom arrve exactly exactly on the date te te progressed aspect s perfect. perfect. But other thngs beng equal, tey are more apt to arrve close to the date the major progressed aspect s perfect than hle the Therefo refore re tha thatt te tme and an d nature spect s farter removed  The of te mportant events hch ll be attracted nto the lfe unless they are forestalled by precationry ations-m be estmated n advance, t  t s essental that the tme be knon hen each major progressed aspect becomes perfect "As major progressons are measured by the rato of the movements of the planets durng one apparent solar day re leasng energy hch causes the chef structural changes thn thelfe, astral that takes durng one planets astrologcal year of thebody movements and place postons of the each four mnutes after brth ndcate the structural canges that take place thn the astral body eac corr correspon espondng dng day after aft er brth; te movements and postons of the planets each to hours after brt spread te structural changes so shon over each correspondng month of lfe after brth and the movements and the postons of the planets each day after brth ndcate te structural canges and events attracted durng the corre spondng year and tme of year of lfe -From "Prediting E'Lents, by C C ZIN

he Church of Lght Astrologcal Research Department began n Aprl, 1924, to solct solct data and snce that tme has collected, erected and progressedaccordng to ths Hermetc System of Astrologymany, many thousands of brthchart to te te tme of some gven event The ndngs of ths actvt are presented n te condensed research reports that folo

 

Astroogical Reseah Rpots

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STATISTICAL REPORS . MOVIE AC ACTOR

Birth-charts of move stars analyzed....... Charts wth Mars prominent prominent  Charts with Uranus promnent promnent. ..... ........ ..... . Charts with Neptue promnent Chartss wth Chart w th Mer Mercur cur prominent prominent   ... ...  Charts Char ts wth Venu Venuss prominent prominent . . . .

100 00 % 98 98% 94 94% 89 89 89% % 79 79% 74 74%

Ffth Hous Atvty of JOO Mov Star

Charts wth fth hous active........... Charts with panet in fth house.... Charts wth fth house more discordant than harmonious ........ Charts with fth house more harmonious than discordant ........

93 58

93% 58%

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43%

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53%

st Houe Actvty of 10 ove tars

Charts wth rst house active.......... 91 Charts with paet n rst house...... 54 54 9 % Charts with rst house more dscordant than harmonious ........................... 58 58 Charts with rst house more harmonious than discordant ............................. 40 40% We tabulated the the signs in which the Sun Moon and Ascen dant were located in the charts of 100 movie stars; but no sign stood out with sucient pominence to be signicant, and cer tainy tai ny not su suc cie ient ntly ly to be a birth birth-ch -chart art con consta stant nt o f m o v i e actors. An energetic personality the outward expression f unusu ally active thoughtcels of the type mapped by Mas appears to be a requisite for motion picture work Long working hours under great pressure also need strong Mars thought cels in order to withstand fati g e criticism from highstrung felow employees and to ward ward o discouragemen discouragement t ars is is prominent in 98% of the charts Ability to fascinate and express more than ordinary charm to portray a part so faithfuly that others fee it using better and better methods of portrayal t sway the emotions requires a magnetic personality ngenuity and originality is mappe mapped d by Uranus which is prominent in 94% of the charts

 

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, strology - JO Years Rsarch

The constant seekng of an ideal is shown by the prominence al so map of Neptune in 89% of the charts. These thought-cells also ablty used to promote a project, to get recogntion for one's personaity to reproduce a musical symphony to porray c tonal characters; n fact eptune promnence indcates the dramatic ability The actors having eptune prominent por tray a wde variety of roes whie the abilty to enact a charac ter played constanty by the same actor does not requre the great dramatic talent mapped by Neptune Once a star hts the the top top he needs to work to stay there The aspirng star must work to get there Thus quck wittedness wittedness s important Mercury mapping the Intellectual thoughtcells is promnent in 79% of the charts Venus prominent in 74% of the charts concides with beauty grace and metculous dress demanded in many roes Th Thee fth house house department of entertanment n general and the stage and screen the rst house, house, mapping th personality and physal body and are two departments of !fe !fe actve in i n the chart of a oie star 2. MA MARR RRIA IAGE GE

Charts analyzed for marriage........................ ........................ 215 100% Charts wth progressed aspect to ruer of seventh... 215 00 Plants formig progsd aspts at  arriag Toal planets makng progressed aspects wth wthnn one   degree of perfect at tme of marage............... ............... ,374 00% Venus  . .  . . 261 % ercury ···-··· ··· -······· ······ ······· ··········· ······ 231 7 7% % Sun Sun     .. ..  214  % Mars ........................... 92 4 % Jupter    . .. .. .  1 8% Uranus................... Uranus ................... 10 8% Saturn ............................. 8 0  % Nepune............. 70 5% Puto ................ ................................ .......................... .......... 1 4 % Moon ........ ........     3  3% Progssd Asps of 1oon a arriag

Chartswt progressed Moon tabuated......... ......... 7 00% Charts wth progresd Moon makn makngg no aspct  21 13 13% %

 

Astroogical Reseach Reports

Total progrssed progrss ed aspcts of Mon... To ur of svnth... To Sun.... Sun..... . To Vnus.. To Mars.... To Jupir Jupir.. .. To To To To To To

Saurn Saurn. . Mrcury Puto...... Puto... ...   Naa Moon.. Moon... . Nptun... Uranus... Uranus... 

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186 100% 63 34% 29 16 28 15% 28 15% 21 10% 18 16 1 13 12 7

10 9% 8% 7% 7% %

Two thngs are ar e made pan by these tables: ( 1) People marry ony when both have a progressed aspect to the ruer f the seventh house to gve the thought-ces thus apped more han their ordnary psychoknet power. (2) There is no plaet f marage. When there s a progressed aspect o he ruer of the seventh, a progressed aspec to Vnus favors .  marrage. hat these tabes do not show s that n a woman's chart  progressed aspet to Mars stiuatng amatveness tends even ore toward arrage than a progressed aspect to Venu. The endocrine gands of man usuay are actve enough wthout the necessty of a progressed aspect to Mars to stmuate ther secretos But many peope marry when there s no pro gressed aspect to Venus and no progressed aspect o Mars operatve Marriage s notarrages of necessty assocated aecton Venus). In many the mos powerfuwth motve s no ove A stronger otve may e found n the desre for co panionshp for a home for nanca securty for chdren  for soca prestge or for busness advantages. In the fe of a woan the portance of the ae sex n genera s ndated by the pronene of the Sun n her nata chart and how fortunatey or unfortunatey en tend o aect her fe s ndcated by the aspects f the Sun n he fe of a an the Moon and ts aspects te the mporance harmony or dscord assocated wth woen n genera

 

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In order that marriage-whch s thus nuenced not only by the desres of the seventh house thoughtcells, but also by the desres of the thoughtcells mapped by the opposte sex planet, and, n so far as aecton s concerned, by the thought cells mapped by Venus-may not be confused wth fth house actvtes, t should be ponted out that amatve relatons, n marrage or out of 1t, 1t, as well as pleasures, entertanment and matters relatng to the osprng, are mapped by the fth house thoughtcells. Whle there must be a progressed aspect nvolvng the sev enth house to attract marrage, that aspect may be weak, pro vded other progressed aspects at the tme are sucently powerul t eems to make make lttle lttle derence n relaton to the probablty of marrage whether the general progressed as pects and the aspect nvolvng the seventh house are harmo nous or dscordant f together they provde sucent psycho knetc power However t makes a profound derence n the result of the marrage as wll be ndcated n a future table relatve to dvorces There s very lttle derence between the progressed aspects that to an unmarred person brng mar rage,, and those that to a marred person brng dvorce rage Any seventh house event o mportance whether t be mar rage, dvorce a law sut or partnershp, requres that the thoughtcells mapped by ths house gan addtonal psycho knetc energy. Not only s ths so, but because o the brthcha harmo of the seventh house thoughtcells the enus thughtcells, and the aspects thoughtcells relatng opposte sex, the pro gressed whch brng to to onthe person a satsfactory and permanent marrage f they occur n another person's chart who s already marred marred,, may brng dvorce. dvorce. hs other person may have the three mentoned sets of thoughtcells so ds cordant that he can get along wth no one, and almost any progressed aspect whch adds unusual psychoknetc power to the thoughtcells mapped by the seventh house and those mapped by the nnth house ( court a�ton),  he has prevousl marred, wll brng dvorce. Nor does an analyss o the type o progressed aspecs pre

 

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rologal al Reseach Reports Ast rolog

sent at the time when these 215 marriages occurred-00 of whch ended n permanent separation or divorce but a reason able number o which were considered highly successful as well as permanentreeal any particular aspect as outstanding. A spec ts. The semisextile took rst place, then came the onjunction to be ollowed by but tthe he they sextile and trine. The square and oppositon were low occurred about half as oten oten as the sextile sextile and trine 3. DE DEAT ATH H OF IN NV VU UA AL

Charts analyzed for death of ndviduaL............. ndviduaL............. Charts wth progressed aspect to ruler of eghth... eghth..... Charts wth progressed aspect to ruler of rst rst   Charts wth progressed aspect to ruler of eghth dscordant on! y..... ............. .......... ..... .... . Charts wth progressed aspect to ruler of eghth haronous only....................... only......................... Charts wth dscordant progressed aspects only..... only..... Charts wth harmonous progressed aspects only.. only....

108 100% 108 lOOo 10 100% 62

57%

23  

21% 37% 00%

40  0

Haviest Pogessed Afcon at Death

Heavest acton a dscordant progressed aspect between planets not aspectng eah other haronously a brth brth...... ......... ..... ..... ... 97 Heavest aicton a dscorant progressed aspect between planets aspectng each other haonously at brth... brth........... .............. ........... ..... 11 11 Heavest acton a harmonous progressed aspect betwen planets aspectng each other dscordantly

90% 10%

at brth............... 00 10% 00% Planets nvolved n heavest progressed acton.. acton.. 216 Sun ....... ............. ............ ............ ....... . 55 25% Mars ................ 43 20% Uranus ........................... 5 2% ercur er curyy . ..... ......... ....... 23 21 21% % Saturn  ..... .............. ............. .... 23 21 Pluto .. ............... ...................... ......... 15 07 Moon ..... .......... ......... ..... .   13 06 Neptune .... ......... .......... ......... ...... ... .. . 12 06 Jupte ... ... .. .. ................... ................... 4  2 Venus ..... ........... ........... ...... .. .  03 01

 

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Astrology - 30 Years Resarch Pogrssd 1oon

Charts with pogressed Moon consdered______________ consdered______________ Chats wth pogresse pogressedd Moon discordant only__ Chats with progressed Mon making no aspect___ Charts with progressed Moon hamonious ony__ Chats wth Moon makng both discodant ad harmonios poressed aspects aspects__ __________ ________

08 OO 46 43 26 24 19 8 7

6

n all I08 charts, charts , at the time of death, there was (I) a progressed aspect to the ruler of the eighth  2) a progressed aspect to to the ruler of the the rst including aspects made by the rogressed Ascendant and to the birth-chart Ascendant, and  3) at lea least st one discordant discordant progre progresse ssed d asp aspect ect.. We may conclude that during the period when an individual does not have progressed aspects in his chart which fulll these three requisites he is in almost no danger of dying Saturn in adiediscordant progression tends to loss loss, peopleThere frequently when there there is no progressed aspect aspec t ,tobut Saturn. is no planet that can rightly be called the planet of death, although the Sun panet of vitality, more frequently is a member of a progressed aspect at the time of death An individual frequently dies where there are both harmo nious and discordant progressed aspects operative in his chart; but in each case there was always a discordant aspect present at the the time of death People die only when some of the thoughtcells are stimulated by dscordant progressed aspects But at the time both the progressed aspect to the ruler of the eighth and the progressed aspect to the ruler of the rst may be harmonious Another havy discordant discordant progressed aspect may act as a Rallying Force rousing discordant desires of these thoughtcells suciently that unde the envronmental facilitie present such as old age they attract death More than merely a progressed aspect to the ruler of the rst and a progressed aspect to the ruler of the eighth are nec essary to indicate a predisposition toward death during a given period Conditioning and environment must be on sideed

 

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A /rologial Researc Rport

4. DE DEAT ATH H OF INV INV U UL L A� R RA A  SS Charts analyzed or death of individua and reatives  608 00% Charts with progresed aspect to ruer o eighth eighth  608 00 Progeed

1   Deh of di1•ual and Rlaive

Charts with progressed Moon tabuated Charts ith progressed Mon disordnt on on   Charts ith progre progresd sd Moo Moo harmon harmonous ous on on Charts with prog progress ressed ed Mon making no aspect aspect  Charts wth Moo making bth discordant and harmonous progresed aspects

282 00 2 3 68 2 5 8 2

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He e  Pog;-e Pog;-e on  ea of Inual and Re

Panets invoved in heaviest progress progressed ed aiction ,26 00 un     2 20 8  ars  29 8 aturn  7 2 ranuss  ranu  39 2 Mercur  7   Putoo  05 09 Put eptune ept une     83 07 oon   52 0 enus    50 0 Jupiter Jupi ter    3 0                        .                      q                .                '                      .                                 

 

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reative, and the Rallying Forces, al may be harmonious. I the death is a distinct loss, the one who suers by the death of a reative has a discordant progrssed aspect at the time 5. DEATH OF AHER

Charts analyzed for eath of father......  100 100% Charts pro gresse aspect to ruler r uler of ruler of fourth.... eghth. . Charts with th progresse pogresse aspect to fourth ...... Charts th progresse aspect to ruler of fourth haronly..................... ........................... ......  monous only Chats th progresse aspect also t ruler of tenth Charts wth scorant progresse aspect to ruler of tenth ... ........ ...... ..... ..... . Charts th progresse aspects to ruler of tenth har monous nly...... nly.............. ........... .....

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11% 11 %

Progessed Aspects at Death of Paent

Charts analye for eath of arent ar ent.......... Charts th progresse aspect to rulers of both fourth an tenth............................. tenth............................. Charts with heavest progresse acton to fourth for eath of father an to tenth for eath of mother ......... Charts wth heaest progresse acton to tenth for eath of father an to fourth for eath of mother

200 200 131

65%

108

54%

23

11% 11 %

The tables reative to the death of the father and mothe were compied at a time when as yet we had no special coniction regarding the tenth house rling the father or the mother Cancer, the ruler the forth seemed to indicate the mother mother sign, to benatral ruled by theoffourth, and the father by the opposite hose in the chart, or the tenth Howeer a in each of the 100 charts anayzed for the death of the fathe there was a progressed aspect to the rer of the forth, as wel as one to the rer of the eighth, and as n each of the th e mother ( see next 100 charts analyzed for the death of the table) there was a progressed aspect to the ruer of te tent as wel as a progressed aspect to th ruer of the eighth, e were forced to conclude that the tenth rules the moher nd the fourth the father hese facts have been veried in e

 

25

Astroogical Reseh Repo

research where the mother or father has aected an individual's life in other ways That the opposite house would show a progressed aspect to it n 65 % of the charts is not surprising when it is considered that the death of the fathr usually profoundly aects the lfe of the other, and the death of the mother usually pro foundly aects the life of the father. father. n other words if the other parent was still iving the progressed aspect invlving the survivng parent s about what would be expected; for what aects the survvng parent often has a profound inu ence upon the individual's life Often there are also heavy progressed aictions to both the fourth and the tenth as well as to the eighth; and one cannot decide the rulershp of father or mother merely because the tenth or fourth is more heaviy aicted by progressed aspects The surviving parent may nuence the individual's life more profoundly at ths tme than the death of the other parent If only the tenth s inuenced by a progressed aspect , the other s ndicated; and if only the fourt is inuenced by a progressed aspect the father is ndicated But in 65 % of the ases considered there were progressed aspects to both the ruler of the tenth and the ruler of he fourth at the death of a parent parent Furthermor Furthermore e in 11 % of the charts the aicton aicton to the house ruling the surviving parent was more powerful than he house ruling the the parent who died This ndicates that often knowledge of the physical conditions of both parents and knowledge of the progressed aspects operative n their charts are required to indicate which one is predisposed n the direction of demise during a period when the predisposition is strongly shown in the individual's chart toward losing a prent (Father foster-father, and step-father are indicated by the fourth house) 6. DEATH OF MOTHER

Charts anayzed f death of o f mthe. mthe..... ...... .. 100 Chas with pogesed aspect t ule f eighth.. eighth.. 100

100% 100%

Chars wth pgessed aspect  ue f tenth 100

100%

 

26

Astrology - 30 Years Research

Charts with progressed aspect to ruler of tenth harmonous ony....... ony................... ....................... ........... 16 16 Charts wth progessed aspect aso to rler of fourth 67 Charts wth dscordant progressed apect to rle of fourth four th ........ .................. ................... ............... ...... 50 Charts wth wt h progre progressed ssed aspects to t o ruler of fourth har

6% 67% 50%

monous only...... only........... .............. ................... ................... .............

7

17%

Charts wth w th progressed Moon consdered consdered...... Charts wth progressed Moon makng dscordant as pectss only............................ pect Charts wth progressed Moon makng harmonos apcts ony............................. Chats wth progressed Moon aspectng ruer of fourth for fathe fatherr and tenth for mother. mother. ... .... ..... Charts wth progressed Moon makng both dscord ant an and d harmo harmonou nouss aspects.............. Charts wth progressed Moon makng no aspec aspect... t.......

74

100%

75

43%

49

29%

46

26%

25 25

14% 14%

DEATH OF USBN OR WIFE Charts anayzed for death o husb husband and or wfe. wfe. 00

00%

Charts wth progressed aspect to ruer of seventh.... seventh.... 100

00%

Progresd 001  at Dath of Parn

Of the 100 charts analyzed or the death o mother, al show a progressed aspect to the eighth house (death) and  progressed aspect aspect to the the tenth house (mother). However the tenth and eghth hoses aso rule other aar in the native's ife Thus to decide that there is a predsposto durng a given period or the mo!her to die in additon to th indivduas chart, the mothers chart shoud be consuted, and how she is apt to be aected by progressed aspects under the envronmental conditons surroundng her It shold be noted aso, as demostrated by the progressed aspects in the charts of those who hae a oster-mother, or  stepmother that when such a reationship exists the ife is importanty aected ony when there is a progressed aspec to the ruler o the tenth In other words, a ostermother o a stepmother comes under the inence of the same grou of thoughtces as does the bood mother 7.

 

Astrolgical Reseah R p

Charts with pogressed aspect to ruler of eighth. 100 harts with progressed aspect to er o seventh harmonous only . ........ .......... ...... ...... ...  0 harts wth progresed aspect to rler o eghth haronos only... 6

27

00% 10% 6%

Whenever the mate aects the life of the individua through some s aways a majorthe rogressed asect important to the rerevent, of thethere seventh. And whnever death of anyone aects the ife of the individua imortanty there s aways a rogressed asect to the ruer of the eighth However the mate does not aways die when rogressions nove both the seventh and eighth. There cn be a number of erods in the ife when these rogressions are resent As the seenth and eighth rue more han the mate and death e sectvey other events may occur at these times To ascertain if during the eriod when there s a rogressed asect to the is ruer of the seventhtoward and one to the rurhusband of the ehth there a redsposition death of th r wife the birth•chart an rogressed aspects n the chart of the mate shoud be consuted The study shoud incude the ondtioning and environment of the mate. 8. DEATH OF BROHER OR SIR

harts harts arts harts

anayzed for death of brother or sister.. sister.. 10 with progressed aspect to t o uler u ler o thrd . 100 with progressed aspects to er of eghth eghth 100 with progressed aspect to rlr o thrd har

100% 00% 100%

onios only..................... harts wth progresse aspect to ruer of eighth har 19 onos only........ 06

19% 06%

That death aects the ife ignicanty ony when the thought-ces maed by the eighth house receve additiona psychokinetic ower through a maor rogressed asect is roved by the tabes given in connecton with the death of the indvidua The tabes anayzing 608 charts of death of individ a and reatives aso indicate that there is no panet of death. he a brother or a sister in any way aect the if there  be a major rogressed asect nvoving the thrd house

 

28

Astrology - 30 Yeas Rsach

In this esearch on deths, we hve noted tht wheneve ny eltive othe thn pent, bothe o site, mige pt ne o child ( unt, uncle, cusin, gndpent,  moe distnt kin) ects the ife impotnty becuse of the eltionship the thn becuse they become  ptne o  foste pent, fo instnce, instnce, thee is invibly  pogessed spect to the ule f the thid house. Foste nd step-eltionships coe unde the uleship of blood etionships Tht is  step-bothe i hwn by the thid thid house, etc How fotuntely o unfotuntely unfotuntely the life il be ected by the nticipted eent cnnot be scetined fom the pogess ed spect t the eighth houe lne. Even if the event is the deth of  eltive the mnne in which the individul is f ected must be detened by n ppl of ll the pogessed spects opetive t the time The tble indictes tht  bothe bothe  site my die only when pogessed spects to the ule of the thid nd the ule of the eighth e hmonious But in such instnces, unless t the time thee e hevy discodnt Rllying Fces, it is found tht the individul hs n get snse of loss, ut hs gined though  legcy o in soe y though the deth 9. DEATH OF SPRING

Charts analyzed for eath of ospring........... ospring........... 100 Chars wth progressed progr essed aspect to ruer of eghth .. 100 Chart wth progressed apect to rule of th.... 100 Charts wth progressed aspet to ruler of eghth harmonous ony... ony.................. ....................... ........ 27 Charts wth prorese aspts to rer of fth ft h hmonous on.................. on..................... ... 0

00% 00% 100% 27% 0%

When son o dughte des thee is  pogessed spect to the fth house nd  pogessed spect t the eighth huse Peple ften go though unbelievbly poweful discodn pgessed spects without pssing on. Thus even when  child's cht is hevily icted by pogessed spects nd thee is  pogessed spect to its eighth house nd  pogessed s pect t  st house, it should not be consideed oe thn  dnge fo the pevention of which pecutiony ctins

 

2 9 should be taken. And it may be counted on that the chd w ve f at the same tme there s not a progressed aspect to the eghth and a progressed aspect o the th, n the chas of both parents ,1 strological Reseach Reprs

10. DIVORCE

Birth-charts analyzed of thse t hse pemanently sepaated r dvrced......... dvrced............ ......... ........... ...... Charts with ruler of seventh th both discrdant and harmonious aspects ...... .......... .... Charts th ruler of seventh discrdant nly..... nly..... Cartss th ruler Cart rule r f f seve seventh nth harmnus harmnus only onl y.. .. Opposte sex panet ith th dscodant and hao nus aspects .......... ................ .......... ..... Opposte ex planet discrdant only..... only....... nly........... Oppsite sex planet hamonus nly......... Chts wth Venus with bth discrdant and ham nous aspects ... .......... .............. ............. ......... .... Charts wth Venus discrdant nly........... nly........... Charts with Venus hamn hamns s nly.... ......... ......... ....  Charts wth all thee elements acted....... acted....... Charts wth to elements aicted only.... only.... Charts with one eement aicted only....... .............. ........ ...

00 00

00

86 14 00

83 3 04

8 3 3 04

61 34 05  92 08 00

6 6 34 05   92 08 00

86 J4

Prgressed Asects W Dvoree Marre

Charts anayzed f marrage........... 00 00% Charts th only discodant progeed aspec to ruler of seventh..... seventh............... ................. ....... 52 52% Chats wthaspects oth to dscordant harmnus prgressed the ruler and f seventh......... Chats ith ony hamnus prgesed aspects rule of seve seventh nth .... ...... .. ... ..... ..... ...... ..... .... ..... ...... ..... .. Charts th nly dscordant progressed aspet to ruler of ppste sex................... Charts wth ony harmnious pgressed aspec t ruler of ppst ppstee sex............ sex................ .... Charts wth th dscordant and harnus prgeed spects to uler of opposte sex... Charts h ony discordant progressed spets to Vens . .. .... .... ... .... .... ... . .. ..   

31

31

7

17

44

44

3

2 3

19

19

1

9 

 

30

Astrology - 30 Years Rsearch

Charts with both discordant and harmonious progreed aspects to Venus.......... 33 Charts ith only harmonious pogressed aspects to Venus  . .  . . ... .... . . .. ... 5 Charts with discordant progressed aspects predomi nant ... ...... .............. ........... 79 79 Charts harmonious progressed aspects predoi 03 nantwith ......... ....... ..

33% 15 79 03

Prossd Asp Asps /,hn Divo or Seaae

Charts of those legay divorced.... 86 Charts with progressed aspect to ruler of ninth when

86%

86% 14% Charts analyzed analyzed for divorce or permanent separation 100 100% Charts with ony dscordant progressed aspects to ruler of seventh..................... seventh...................... . 39 39% Charts with both discordant and harmonious pro gresse gre ssedd aspects to ruler of seventh. seventh.   38 38 38% % Charts wth only harmonious progresd aspect to ruer of seventh............. 23 23% Chats with only dscordant progressed aspect to panet uing opposi opposite te sex.... sex..... . 36 36% Charts wth ony harmonious progressed aspect to panet ruing opposite sex........... 24 24 Charts with both discordant and haonious pro se 20 20 gressd aspects to planet ruing opposite se Charts with ony haonious progressed aspect to V nus .... ............ ............. ..... 26 26  divored by the court... divored ............ . court.............. Charts of th those ose pean peanently ently separa separated... ted...  

Charts with both discordant and harmonous aspect o Venus ..... ... ... .... ... ... .... ... ... ... ..  Charts with only discordant progres'ed aspet to Venu ..... ....... ...... ..... . Charts wih both discordant and harmonous pr rss aspects...... aspects.............. ......... . Charts with ony discordant progressed aspects.. Chrts ith ony harmonous progresd aspects.

86 14 

26

26

9

19%

85 11 04

85% 85% %  % 04%

Progresse Progr esse  1 1zz Wh io iore re O Prmanenly Seare

Charts with progressed Moon consiered. 100 100% Charts ith progressed Moon making no aspect.. 41 41%

 

Astrological Reseach Rpot

Chas wit progressed Moon dscodan only.... 35 art t progressed oo armonous only... 15 arts wt oon makng bot dscodant and aoous pogessd aspects........ 09

31

35 5 0%

Whethe the event elates to compettors to a aw sut, to te atttude of the publc to open enemes to partneshp o to marage if i i. importan it comes nto the life ony duing the tme there is a pogessed aspect to the rue of the sev enth. Th thought-cels thus mapped ae funishe funished d much moe than the odinay psychoknetc poe. But n so fa as the sevnth hose s concened thee is no notceabe deence n the aspects that bng arage dvorce la sut o othe kinds of seenth house events No ere the pogressed as pects derent n these chats analyzed fo permanen sepaa on than for legal dvoce; except that n al cases of divoce thee as a pogessed aspect to the nnth stmulatng the thoughtcells that eate to cout action he tables sho that people get a dvoce hen thee s a hamonious pogressed aspect to the ule ule of the seventh. seventh. And hen thee s both a harmonious and dscodant progessed aspet to the ue of the seventh they seem to dvoce almost as eadly as hen the s only an unfavorabe pogresson to the rule of the seventh. In these tabes the thee elements consideed ae: the rule of the seventh the rue of the opposte se (Sun ndicatng ' 'oon female) female) and the planet of of aecton (Venus). male M \hethe a progessed aspect to the ue of the seventh tends toad hamony hee othe people ae concened de pends upon the desres of the thoughtcels mapped by the seventh house house nd these deses ae not to be ascertaned om a consderaton of the the partcua progessed aspect aone he deses of the thoughtces as ndcated by the aspects n the bthchart and as ater modied by condtoning may be even moe signcant than the quaty of the enegy added to them by the pogessed aspect een though the pogessed aspect tends to make them more hamonous o moe discordant as the cse may be

 

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Astrology - 30 Year Reech 11.   AVITOR

Birth-hats of avatos analyzed____ analyzed____·················· ·················· 100 00 % Chats wth wth Neptne omnen omnentt..··· ······· ···· 99 99 % Chats with Mas pomncnt pomncnt ·········· ·················· ········ 96 96% Chats wth Uanus pomnent. pomnent...... .....· · 94 94%  Ninh House Ativty of JOO vio

Chats wth nnth hose atv Chats atv..· ··· ·· 98 Chat wth pane n nnh hose... hose... 57  Chats wth nnth hose  hose  moe dsodant than haonos.. .... 56 Chatss wth nnth hose moe hamonos Chat than dsodant. dsodant.··· ··· 40

98 57  56 40

Third Hous tivity of JOO Avitor

Chats th thd th thd hose atve··· 95 Chats wth panet in thd hose.. hose.. 41 Chats wth  thd hose moe dsodant thanwth thd harmonos harmonos   . .  67 Chats wth wth thd hose moe hamonos than dsodant ..... 28 dsodant...

9 5

4 67% 28

A tabulation n whch the sgns of the Sun, Moon and s cendant of hese 100 charts were consdered revealed that no sgn as outstandng enough to warrant specal menton; ths d a brth-chat constan o avatrs. no sgn can be considere considered However n other research studies we came to the cncuson that Neptune rues avaton  promnent eptune attracts the the indvdal to yng  promnent ars maps the required eneral mechancal ablty ths s vocaton nd the ablty to and the necessary darng n n th hadle ha dle varous varous electrcal devces devces and to use ngenuty n makng repars on decate nstruments s mapped by a promnent Uranus travels ls much needs more than ordnay psycho One who trave ng the third and nin ninth th houses I these knetc power stmulat stmulatng houses are nactve, he w wll ll trav travel el lttle s most aaton work  journeys, neys, to attract to hm such trps , the aator has nvolves jour nvolves actve thrd or nnh house thoughtcells

 

Astroogical Resh Rprt

12. LONG JURNEYS Chas analyzed for og joue joue............. 100 Chts wth poeed apec o lr f ih.......... 99 Chs wth poeed ap o le of rd. 53 Ch wih poed :oo mak o pe ........................... 79

3

100% 99 53 79

What woud be a long journey to one person mght be a short ourney to another The  00 tabuated above were con sdered ong journes by the the native. he one n whch a pro gressed aspect to the ruler of the nnth s missng s one of three trps taken from Ne York to Calforna and the return by the same same ndvdua At the tme tme o the journey journey n queston there were exceptonaly poerfu progressed aspects nvoving the ruer of the thrd, and progressed !oon was makng an aspectt to the aspec the ruler of the nnth t the tme of the other to trips there were progressed aspects to the ruler of the ninth  progressed aspect to Iercury  not brng trave ness at the sae tme ther s a progressed aspect to the nnth or thrd house; but when such an aspect to the ruler of trave s present a progressed aspect to 'v ercur and to a ess degee a progressed aspect to Uranus Uranus s an addtonal testmony of a Journey \ progressed aspect to eptune w not brng a voage uness at the same tme there s a progressed aspect to the ruler of the nnth house: but when the nnth house ruler s apected eptune-and to a less degree upternclnes toward the sea Before decdng that a progressed aspct to the ruler of the nnth predsposes toard a long journey or a journey by sea the brthchart should be apprased n reference to the actvty of the nnth house thoughtcels the past condtonng n refer ence to ong ourneys should be deterined and the probabe nuence of envronent durng the tme the progressed aspect s perfect However acte the nnth house thoughtcels ay be as ndcated by powerfu aspects to the ruer of the nnth or many panets n the nnth the ndvdua may never take a ong jou

 

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Astrolgy - 30 Years Rsrch

ney. The ninth house thought-ells thought-ells early early n life may get the habt so strongly of expressng expres sng ther energy in a speic manne through publishing, throug through h the prati pratie e of oflaw, law, throug through h reli gion, or through teahing or other publ express expresson on of opnion that they invarably express through ths partular hanne whenever they gan new psyhokinet energy from a pro gressed aspet 13.

SHORT JOURNEY

Charts analyzed or  or ot journe. Cha with pogreed pect t e of hd  Chat h proge progeed ed apect t re o nnth Chart wth prgreed Mon makng ome apect apect

100 100 68 87

100% 00 68 87

What woud be a short journey to some peope woul be a long journey to others tabulated onsere short by those by thoseThe whojourneys experiene them abve \Vhile were pro ressed aspets to the travel planets Merury an Uranus undoubtedly make trave more ertan the above table indi ates that the predtion of a short journey shou never be made from aspets to these planets alone; for unless at the same tme thee is a progressed aspet to the thir, the ini vidual wl not take a trp of suient mportane to onsider t an outstanng event On the other hand, it should be ponted out that people o not take a short journey time a ars progressd aspet to the ruler of the th e thrd thrdevery house house  Inthere earlyisyears ye the niviua may have beome ontioned so strongly toar expressing through events in whih the reatves aet the lfe through writng or through stuies, that eah time third house thought ells reeve atonal psyhokinet energy from a progressed spet, they desre an work to bring about an event of thi partiular type N evertheess, although he table inates nothng of the adantages or savantages whih arose from the journeys, it is qute lear that short journeys of any sign ane ony our when there is a progresse aspet to the ruler of the third.

 

35

Astrological Resech Reports 14. GAIN MOEY

Chats analyzed fo gain of money........... ........... Chats with possed aspect to e of second second Chats with poessed aspect to e o second hamonous on....... on.......  Chats with pressed aspect to e of second ds codantt on.. codan ... ...................... ..................... Chats wth poessed aspects to e of second both haonos and discodant...... discodant........ Chats with pogessed aspect to e of second ha monos between panets aspecting each othe dis codanty at bth...... bth.......... ......... ......... .... Chats wth pogessed aspect to e of second ds codant beteen paes aspectin each othe ha monosy at bth..... bth....... hats with hamonios poessed �pects pedom nant ..... ........ 

10 00% 00 100  4 9  9  

49%

24

24%

27

27%

07

07%

4

14%

76

7 6%

Chats natwth discodant pogessed aspects edomi 24

24%

Pogsd 1oon

Chats wth poessed Moon consdeed.. Chats wth pogessed Moon hamonios ony... Chats with pogessed Moo discoant ony... ony.... . Chats wth Moon making both hamonos and dscodant poessed aspect aspect...... .......... .... Chats with poessed oon min o aspect.. W    v   

4 00% 1 9  9   % 1 28% 16  0  0 07   

         q       given, v ,              ,            v T     v         v    x    : T   ( )    {   3)     J  S, ( )    { 5)  S   )   I        

 

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Astrolgy - 30 Yea Rrch

specia source or venture, however, the normal abiity to gain from that source indicated y the birth-chart must be given specia consideration: f through business harmony and activ ity of the tenth house thoughtces; if preparaton and serving of food, the sxth house thoughtces and so on fo the dier ent departments of ife indicatng the various sources of nan cia gain. Making money at a certain time is not merey the resut of progresse aspects. aspects. It is chie chieyy determ determned ned by te mount of psychokinetic power which specia groups of thoughtces ac qure and the desires they have at that tme f they normy express in other ways than gaining money money (ndicatd y heavy birthchart dscords) no amount of harmonious harmonious progressed actvity can change them enough to demonstrate monetary gain. On the other hand if these groups of thoughtces nor may have a strong desire for moneyin moneyindicated dicated by harmonious rthchart rthcha rt aspects, it may e that any an y progressed progressed energy added to them wi be unabe to cause them to desire nanca oss then the ndividua wi make some gain even under progressed aictions Nevertheess the tabe reveas one thing unmistakay The other thoughtces however we intentioned are poweress to demonstrate money n more than norma amounts except dur ing such periods as the second house thoughtces thoughtces gain unusua activity through the energy aorded them by a progressed as pect to the ruer of the second 15. LOSE MONY

Chats analyzed for lo of money.. money.. Charts with pogrsed apect apect to uer of cond cond  hat ith progrd act to  to cond icordant ony ........ Chart th pod apect to er of cond har oniou ony .. ..  Chart ith pogreed apect to ruer of cond   odant.. ant.. onous ous and dic dicod both harm harmon

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Chart wth progrsed apct to rur of scond dis cordat beteen pants aspctng each other ha monousy at bth....... bth....... 2

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Charts with progrssd aspect to rulr of scond har monious btn plants apcting ach oth dscordntly at birth. .. .  04 04% harts ith discordant progrssd aspcts prdominant ......... ......... 93  9 harts wth harmonos progrsd aspcts prdomi nant 07 07 Progrssed JHoon

harts wth progrssd Moon considerd...  only harts ith progrssd oon discordant only harts ith progrssd : harmonios nly nly harts th oon makng both discordant and har monios progrd aspcts............. aspcts............. harts with progrsd oon making no aspct aspct.

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         T                    ,       v             v   v I                              v        ,   R F  v      A        v v                                            v ,             v   v                     v                  v     v

 

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Astrology - 30 Ycars Reseah 16.   ACIDENT

Charts analyzed for acciden.................... acciden.................... Chrts th Mars pominen..... harts with Uranus poinent................ Chats h Satu pronen hat th progee apet o Mas .. ..... ... hrts th as Chart th pogssd progessed acton apect to to Sau...... hats th pogrsed aiton to Stun. Chart th t h progrssed pr ogrssed spet to aus........ us........ Char th prgreed aton to rau Heavt progesd acto from a...... Heaies proged aiction from Sa.

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790  o o  

9502  43 44

9502% %  3% 44% 4% 5 6% 20% 9% 100% 9%

53 % 44% 44 100 00% 53

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20 Havet progr progressed essed aiction aiction   fom Uanus Uanus........ ........ 19 Charts ith pogressed aspect actng rs hous hous. . 100 Chars ih pogessed aicton aecting r house 91 Prorsd !fn

Cas th pogessed Moon considered.. 66 00 00% % Chats h progresed Moon discodnt only 27 4% Chas th progressed Moon harmonios ony...... 19 29% Chats ith Moon makng boh discordan and harmonous pogressed aspects............ aspects...................... .......... 10 1% Chars Cha rs ih progessed Moon making no aspec aspec  10 15% These tables may justify abelng Mars as the accde panet; usualy Satu ad Uaus are volved. hose ho hae a aked predsposton towad accdet usualy hav Mars, and at east oe o these oth two paets pomne n ther ad planetsepecall often hav al hree �'I oathem outstand g Onebth-charts o these thee spomne dcates ome tedency tedency towad towad acdet. \Vhe two of the ae pomnet the pedsposto pedsposton n s oe maed. Ad th oe poet they ae and the moe dscorda the o ceta t s uless precautos ae take hat the dvdua ll attact accdets Qute as a s costat costat a acto  accdets as a pogressed aspect to 1 as s a pogessed aspect nvovng the st house hs does ot mean meey a pogessed aspect to the ue of th sendant o to a plaet n the st house but us ncude

 

3 9 also any major progressed aspect to the natal Ascendant or a major progressed aspect made by the progressing Ascendant. Within the compartment of the astral body mapped by the rst house are the thought-cells that have been bilt by experi ences reating reating to the physical body and is condition condition nd uness they become more than unusay active, through energy coming to them from a progressed aspect ilness or death is not apt to come come nto the le Bt even when a harmonious and not very powerfu progressed aspect forms an aerial reac ng the rst house thought-ces the planetary energy of any other heavier progressed aspect then actve may be abe to reach them as a Ralying Force giving these thought-ces the enery and desire to attract events that eect changes in the physica body Astrological Resach Repos

17.   TYPHOID FEVER

Constnt ···· I 00  00% Birth-Charts analyed...................... analyedBrth-Cart ......................···· BrthChats wth rather severe actons to Mars.  96  96 % Prorssd Constants

Charts wth major progressed aspects ( aspecs made by pogressed Moon gnored) calcuated or the tme f typhod eer..................... eer..................... Charts wth pogessed aspect to rer o Ascendant. Ascendant. Charts wth progessed aspect to ruer o sxth... sxth..... Charts wth progressed aspect to Mars...........  Charts wth dscordant progressed asp o ars. ars. Chrts wth progressed aspect to Mercury, or to a panet n Vrgo.......................... Vrgo............................ Charts wth progressed aspect to Saturn... Charts wth no progressed aspect to ether Mars or Satun ..................................... ..................................... Charts wth no dordant progressed pec...... ......

100 10% 10 1% 10 10% 96  96% 82 82% 100 100% 83 83% 04 00

04 00%

18   NEUMOIA ithChart Constants

Brthchars anayzed...................................... anayzed...................................... 100 10% Brthcharts wth Sn acted by Saturn Neptune Puto or the Moon......... ................ .......···  9  988

 988  9

 

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Astrology - 30 Yers Rsarch Pogrssd Consnts

Chats with major progresed aspects ( aspecs made by progressed Moon Moon ignored) ignored) calculated for for tme of pneum pneumonia onia ......... ..................... ............ 100 100% Charts wth progressed apec to Mas.... ....  100 100% Chats with progessed aiction to Saturn, N ep• tune,with Putoprogressed Venus or aspect br thchart brthchart Mn.. ... . 10 100% Charts to Mercury or o planet in Gemin ..................... 100 100% 9 LO LI LIFE TO E E Charts o men past 70 years ye ars of age............ Sn aspct aspctng ng Ms........... Ms....................... ............ Sun in harmonous aspect to Jupter.......... Sun i an ange.... ange............. ........................ ..................... ...... Moon spectng Mars Mars.. ..  Moon n an angle............................... angle..................................... ......

80 100% 5 74 41 51% 38 48  35 44%  27 34 

Moon in harmonious aspect with Jupiter.. 23

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Tabulation of Sn.Sg nd Rsing•Sgn · sng  gn

Aries ......... ...................... ....................... .......... aurus ........................ ............................ Gemini ...... ................. ................ ..... Cancer ...... .................. .............. .. Lo. Lo . . ... ....... ....... .... ... .. .

irgo .... ................... ...................... ....... ibra  ·-······· ·-················ ·················· ·········

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Scorpo ...... .. ........... ........................ ................. 23 Sagittaris .............. .............. Capricorn Caprico rn .............. ............................ .............. 13 Aquarius ........ .................... .............. 6 isces ..... .................... ................ .   L L  LFE FE TO WOE Chats of women past 70 years of age........ Sun aspecting Mars.............. Sun at an ange... ange................. ................ .. Moon at an angle.....................

5 7 6

15 

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116 2 4 3

70 00% 54 77% 31 44%  28 40%

Sun in harmonous aspect with Jupiter.......... 27

3 3 

 

41

Astrologil Reseach Repots

Mn aspecting Mars............. 18 Moon n harmonous as w w Juper....... 17

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Tbulton of Sun-Sgn nd RisingSign - Rsng Sign  Sign 9  4  

Ares ....................... Tauru Taurus s .. ..... ... Gmn ...... ........... ....... ..  8 Cancer .... 11 Lo ...... 5 Vrgo ............................... ............................... 8 Lbra ....... 3 Scorpo ........ .............. ......... ...... ... 1 Sagarus Sag arus .. 3 aprcorn ...................... ...................... 4 Aquarus ..... 4 Pes ............... 10

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 y f   d    f    w vd    y d  f  lf       f    , d     -   -        f     f y  f    wfy dd        f  f  d d ,   f      vy F k f         d v        lv  w     w lzd y  d  R R       R   f f B     dd  f   ,      w          d     x     f w w  d  fw y    R w      f   d w       w    Of    w v    R w vy   d  vy d  dd  f  d          

 

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Charts of women analyzed for birth bir th of a child..... Charts with progressed aspect t ruler f fth. . Charts with prgres prgressed sed aspect to rer f sxth...... Charts with progressed aspec t uler of rst.... rst .... Chats Cha ts  men analy analyzed zed for brth  a chd......

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Charts Char ts with progessed aspect to to ruler ruer of of sixth.. fth.... 00% Chats with proges with progessed sed aspect six th.... .. 34 34 00% Charts wth progres progressed sed aspect to ruler f seventh seventh.... ........ 34 100% 'When a child is born, there is a progresse aspect-heaver than from the Moonto the ruer of the fth an sixth houses in the charts of both husband and wife. In the wfe chart there s also a progressed aspectheavier than from the Moonto the ruler of the st house n the husbands chart there is aso a progressed aspectheavier than from the Moon  -to the ruer of the seventh seve nth house house Peope progressed aspects rulers of the fth sixthoften and have rst houses at times when to no the chil is born n stea the thoughtcel actiity shown attracts other events rue by these houses hether the progresse aspects are harmonious or discorant has litte signicance on whether or not a chi wl be born born but bu t has much sign signcance cance as to the ee of the event on the ife of the natve . INF: INF:NTE NTE PARYSS PARYSS

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Brth-charts nalyzed....... nalyzed................. ................. ........... I 00 00% 99 

Bthcharts wth Uranus Mars prmnent.................. Birthchrts with prminent.......... 97 Brthcharts with Saturn prmnent.............. 96 Brthcharts wth Sun promnent..... 95

9979% 

96% 95%

Pogrssed onstants

Charts with major progressed aspects ( aspcts made y progressed Moon gnred) calculated or time f nfantl nfantlee paralys paralysis is...................... ........................ .. 00 00% Charts ith progressed aspect to Mars... 99 99 Sun................. 99  99% progressed apect to Sun.............. Charts with progressed harts with progressed spect to Uranus....... 97 97% Chrts with prgressd apect to Saturn..........

91 

9

 

43

Astrological Resah Repots 23.   SURGICAL OPERTN

Charts with major progressed aspects (aspects made byprogressed by progressed Moon gnored) calculated or time of srgical operaton....................... 100 Charts wth progress progressed ed aspect to rle rlerr o rst rst 100 Charts with progressed progressed aspec aspectt to rer re r o sixth.... 10 Charts Char ts with wit h progress progressed ed aspect to t o rler of twelt  00 Charts wth progressd aspect of Mars........ Mars........ 00 Charts wth progressed apects of Mars oth disordant and harmonios............... 49 Charts with progressed aspects to Mars dscordant ony ......... ............ ........... ............. ..... 38 Charts with progressed aspects to Mars harmonos ony............................................... ony...............................................  13

lOOo

100 100 00 00  9 % 38 3%

However ll an ndvdual may be, we ay say that if there  no no progressed progressed aspet of 1ars at the tme tme (heaver than a progressed aspet from the Moon) t s highly unlkely he wll have an operaton. And t s hghly unlkey he wll have an operaton even when there s a progressed aspet of ars unlss thee is also a progressed aspet to the ruler of the rst (hs body), body), to t o the ruler of th sxth (health), and to t o the ruler cf the twelfth (onnement (onnement and restrton but more frequent ly a hosptal If the other unfavoable progressons are heavy enough, e may have an operaton even f the only progressed aspet to ars s a sem•sextle, a sextle or a trne The hanes of an operaton are greater when the ony progressed aspets of ars are dsordant But in almost half the operatons n ad diton to one or more harmonous progressed aspets of ars there was also a dsordant ars progresson 24. PP PPE EDI DIII II 

Bn-Chat Cotats

Brthcharts analyzed ............ .............. .. 100 rthharts with Urans promnent..... 92 rthcharts wth Mars promnent.............

90 

100% 92% 90% 90 %

 

Astrology - 30 Yeas Rsech

44

Pssd Cn

Charts with major progressed aspects ( aspects made by progressed Moon ignored) caculatd for time of appndicts........ 100 00% Charts with progressed aspect to ars... 00 00% Charts with progressed aspect t Uranus.... 97 97% 25.   HONORS

Chats anayzed for attanment of honor honor Charts with progressed asect to ruer of tenth.. tenth.. Charts wth progressed aspect to Sun....... Sun....... . Charts with rogressed aspect to ruer of tenth harmonous on....... on....... Charts wth rogressd sect to ruer of tenth ds cordant ony ony .. ... .  Charts with progressd aspects to ruer of tenth both harmonious harmonio us and dscorda dscordant nt ...

00 00% 00 00% 00 00% 32

32%

07

07%

6

6%

Chats progressed asect to Sun harmonous. 39 ony with ............ ...... ....... Chats with progressed spect to Sun discordant

39%

18

8%

only

.      

Charts ith progessed aspects to Sun both harmoni ous and dscordant.... dscordant........ ..... . 43 Chats with hamonious progressed aspects predomi nant .... ......... .....   76

43% 7 6%

Ths table indcats that t s qute dcult to get avorable recognn r to attan a pltca poston when there s only a dscordant prgressed aspect to to the ruer of the tenh. It s also unkely any honor wl b attaned durng those tme here s no progres progressed sed aspe aspect ct to th rur o the tenth tenth  et faoable ublc recognton usualy there must be at least one harmonous progressed aspect to the tenth house ruer The Sun rules both sgncance and those n paces of authort who often must be reled upon to coner the honor  n cases o ganng a poston through popular eecton, asde fro te Sun rulng those n authorty, t s the planet of pltcs Fo hnor o be attracted there mus be not only a pogressed aspect to the Sun bu also a progressed aspect nolng the tent

 

45

Astrological Reseach Repos

In consderng the actvty and the harmony or dscord of the thought-cells mapped by the tenth house, the degre occu. ped by the brthchart Mdheaven and the degree occuped by the progressed C are hghly s gcant Progrssed aspects to these ponts are potent where credt and honor are concerned 26. BENEFI THROUGH RENDS

Chars analyzed for benet through friends........ friends........ Charts wh progressed aspect to ruer of eeventh... eeventh... Charts wth progressed aspec o er of eevenh harmons ony.... ony.............................. .......................... Chars wth progressed aspect o rer of eevenh dscoda ony........ ony................................. .............................. ..... Chars wh boh harmonous and dscordan aspecs o rer of he eeveth.................... Chars wth harmonous progressd aspects predomnan ........................................

100 100

O0 00

4

4 

0

0

49

4 9  9  o 

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Whle ths beneted analyss cover only the charts tmes progressed when a frend n some manner the indvdua to the tme a frend njured or otherwse nuenced the ndvdual ndcate that the actons of frends brng events of conseqence nto the le ony at those tmes when ther s a progressed aspect nvolvng the ruler of the eleventh house People use ther nuence n behaf of frends sgncantly only at tms when a progressed aspec o the rule o the eleventh house gves the thoughtcells thus mapped addtona psychoknetc energy These people can be dstngushed by house poston he eleventh house and the twelfth hose need to be dstn gushed from the seventh house n that the seventh house repre sents those who openly stand before the publc n favor of the ndvdual or opposed to hm; that s n a mannr they dentfy onents ents Elev theselves as partners wth hm or as oen on enth house nd twelfth house persons ay o my not publcly proclam ther desr to help or hnder but they do exert the nuence n varous prvate ways n te 10 charts analzed some were eeed n ech of the arous departments of lfe  each tance n ddton ddt on

 

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Astrolog Astr ologyy - 30 Year Rsarch Rsarch

to the progressed aspect to the ruler of the eeventh, there was also a progressed aspect to the ruer of the house governing the departmet departmet of lfe from whch the the benet came. Some of the ndvduas receved help from freds when the predomnant progressed aspects were dscordan These unfavorable progressons had attracted naca dcutes, ness, oss of jo, or troube wth the aw and a frend or fres came for ward and hepe heped d them out of the the dc dcuty. uty. Ths s, however, than the rue rue Usuay frends are of more more more the excepton than hep when both the predomnat progressed aspcts and te progressed aspect to the ruler of the eeveth ar harmonous 27.   TUBERCULOSIS

BithChr Contat

Birth-charts analyzed. analyzed. ············ ·············· ·· 100 00% Charts with Satur promient.... ............... ........... 00 00 % Charts with Saturn prominent and aicted.... 98 98 % Charts with with Nepte Neptune promient promient.. Charts Ne pte promet prome t .. d ictd. ictd. Charts with Jupter promient........... Charts with Jupiter proinet ad icted.. Charts with Puto prominet......... Charts with wi th Puto prominent ad acted ···· ····

00 00 % 92% 9 2 00% 99% 99   99 89  89% 97 97% 79% 79

Progrssd Cota1s

Charts with progressed spects ( spects made by progressed Moon igored) cacated for time of tbercoss................... tbercoss.................... . Charts wth progressed aspect to Sturn. Charts wth progressed iction to Satr.. Satr.. Charts with progressed aspect to Jpier..... Charts with progressd icton to Jupiter..... Chrts with progressd aspect to Nepte... Charts with progressed aiction to Neptune.... Charts with proressed spect to Puto..... Puto.....__ Charts wth progressed ction to Puto.

I 00 00% 00 00% 92 92% 98% 9 8  8 8% 93 93%  74 74% 88 88% 57 57%

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BthChat Coss

Birthcharts ayzed..... ayzed.......... ..... 100 00% Char wth tur promient.. 99

99% 99 %

 

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Astrolgic Research Rpos Charts wth Saturn promnent and acted........ Charts with Jpter proment...... proment...... Charts wth pter promnent and acted..... Charts with Mn promnent....... promnent....... Charts th Moon promnent and acted.......... Charts wth Neptne pomnet...... pomnet......

97 97% 00 100% 95 95%  100 00% 9 6  96% 100 00% 9 91 °

Charts wth Neptne promient and acted.... Ped C 0ts Charts wth progressed aspects ( aspects made by progresse Moon goe) cacated or the time of cancr................... 00 00 ... 100 00% Charts wth progressed aspect to atrn... atrn...... Charts wth progressed progressed aspect to pt pte e........... 00 100% 29. REEFOCEMENT EC O IO POGESSED ASES

Charts wth Major pogresons consdered... consdered... 200 100% Charts owng reenocement of minor progressed 200 l00 aspects ................. Charts with aor pogrsed onstants at tme of event ........ ................ ........ 100 100% Charts wth constans reenforced b mnor progressions ..................... ..................... 100 00  Charts wth maor pogressed constants at tme of dsase .... 100 100 % Chats wth constants constants eenforced b mior progressons ............ ............. . .. .... .. 100 100 100 Charts sed  the event seres....................... seres......................... Ant wth maor progressed constants n   vovng 1r and the rs rs houe. houe... 10 Mrrig with maor progressed constant invovng sevh and ih  10 Drce wth maor progessed constants n voving sh and nT hos.. ..  10 Lmg Joreys wth maor progressed constants nvovng ith ho......  10 Srgcl Operto wth maor progressed con stants nvoing s, the rs sixh and hoses.......... 10 •el fh hoses..........

 

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Astroogy - 30 Years Research Births of Children to women wth progressed constants involvng the rst, fth and sixth houses .............................. Gains of Empoyment wth progressed constants nvolving the tenth and sixth houses. Attnments of Honor wth progressed constants nvolvng and tenth Sun, wth 1idheaven house Gains of Money progreed constants in volving the second house house   Deaths of Individua wth progressed constants nvolvng the eighth house and Ascendant o rst house.

10 10 10 10

0

Charts used in dsease seres............ Dierent dseases pked at random from les les 100 Charts wth specc constants nvolved ... 100 Total number of charts used for analyss.........

100

200

In every one f these 200 charts studied, each prgressed cnstant was reenfrced by a minr prgressed prgressed aspect. As far as ur statistical studies have gne this reenfrcement eect seems t have n inuence whatever n the harmny r discrd f the majr rgressed aspect But it des apparently step up whatever pwer the majr prgressed aspect has at hat time by the same percentage a similar majr prgressed aspect steps up the birth chart pwer f the planets invlved. As ne day f majr prgressin time is equivalet t ne year f calendar time mar prgressed aspects are timed by the apparent mvement f the the Sun And as ne strlgical mnth f minr prgressin time is equivalent t ne year f caendar time minr prgressed aspecs are chiey timed b the apparent mvement f the Mn Symblcally the Sun is the father and the Mn the mther; "male and female created He them. n higher frms f life it requires the unin f male and female t bring frth  spring The Hermetic Hermetic Axm As it is abve s it s belw is thus veried still further by the nding that bth Sun-meas ured prgressed aspects and Mnmeasured prgressed as pects inuencing all its prgresse cnstants must in t give birth t a ajr event.

 

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Astrological Resarch Repots

From statistical ndings we may be justied in assuming that the major progressed constants of an event or dsease are always reenforced by a mno mnorr progresse progressed d aspect ( heaver than from the the Moon) to one o ts four termnas termnas at the tme th event occurs or or the dsease develops. Both brth-chart brth-chart and progressed postons are termnals and, unless a planet aspects ts natal place ( nvolvng two termnals) each progressed progressed as pect has four terminals NOTE: In several other research studes, at the tme of the major event, the major progressed aspect ndcatng it was always stmulated by a mnor progressed aspect and a transt progressed progresse d aspect withn wi thn one degree of perfect 30. IMPORTACE F THE ARALLEL SPET Charts progresed to time of attanng honor...... honor...... 100 100% Charts with progressed apct involvng Su....... 00 100% Charts progressed to he tme o surga surga operaton o peraton. 10 100%

Charts with progresed ape nvolvng Mars. Mars. 0

10%

Because progressed parallels are sch long-tme aspect, there has been a tendency to underestmate ther power, just as there has been a tendency to underestmate the power of longtme zodacal progressed aspects Often zodacal aspects between slow-movng planets whch are wthn one degree of orb at brth reman in progressed progressed aspect throughou throughou lfe Be cause they ( of "hemselves) brng no sharp sharp change nto the lfe, they may be overlooked But that the progresse progressed d parallel aspects are eective may be observed when other shrper pro gressed aspects are present present The long-tme progressed progressed aspect aspect s reenforced by a mnor progressed aspect to one o ts four termnals and released by a transt aspect to one of ts four ermnals Events governed by a house ruled only by one of the planets nvolved n the progressed parallel or other long tme progressed aspect often take place In early research, we were nclned to eleve tht event ndcated by Mar or the Sun occasonally occurred hle the progressed aspect was slghtly more than one degree from erect, thus apparently provdng exceptons to the rule Ths however, was msleadng

 

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Astrology - 30 Years Research

The rst report in which all paralel aspecs were considered deal wih aaining honor. I was demonsraed that when the parallels are carefully noed imporan Sun evns take pace only when a major progressed aspec involving he Sun is wihin one degree of perfec Whn the report on on surgical operaions was rst issued, one of he chars did no sho a major progressed aspec wihin he one degree orb of perfect involving Mars. Howeve However r when this char was rechecked it was found hat progressed Puto was well wihin the one degree orb of paralel birth-char ars Anoher insance of he mporance of he parallel is a char on le wich is correcly imed at birh et showe no zodiaca progressed aspect a the ime of deah of he individual When the paralels were considered he picured energy was present in sucient volume to attrac the event Research into Weaher Predicing also demonsred he imporance impor ance of heand parallel paralle l aspec asp ec Wiho Wihout ut its onsideraton errors in gauging iming waher changes occur ( See next repor for addiional informaion) 31. ONE DGR ORB VALI FR LL

PRRSS SCTS

Charts wih progressed constan (Mars) whn on degree of the perfec aspec at ime of automo moble accden... accden....... ........... ............. ........ 100 Charts wih progressed consan (Mars) whin one degree of the perfect aspect at tme of ohe accidens acciden s ..... ........... ........ .. 100

1 O 100 

n he auo acciden charts where the odiacal progressed aspect involving ars was more hn one degree from perfect a progressed parallel invoving Mars was found well wthn the one degree of perfect n each case Oher accidens were consdered in in early research and a the ime only 78 % o th chars showed an acie ars involved a the ime of the even However these cacuaions were made before here was any ephemeris of Pluo.  recheck of of he charts with h later nformation revealed revealed ha the oher 2 charts of the serie also had a progressed aspec involving Mars which was wthin one egree of perfec Pluto's position or paralle parallell aspect ac

 

51

Astrological Resech Reports

counted for them. The one degree orb, therefore may be considered vad But it was fond ( occasio occasioaly aly wth other planets than tha n Sn and Mars) that in judging judging,, a partcular event canot take place when the relevant progressed aspect is a litle byond the one degree of orb Therefore it is essentia to ascertain careful that parallel by progression involving the planet are also all more than aspects one degree from perfect At tims the event inicated by the zodiacal aspect wll take place whle the zodiacal progressed aspect is as mch as a degree and a half from perfect This, however must be attributed diecty to the eect of the paralle aspect ( calclated by declinati declination) on) within the one degree orb 32.   INFLUEZA

Brth-Chat Contant

Charts analyzed for inuenza... inuenza... 00 100% Charts with Mars promnnt...... 97 97% Charts wth Neptune Progrssed proinnt.... 86 86% Cnants Charts wth progressed aspects ( aspects by pro gressed Moon gnored) caculated for date nuenza developed ...... 100 100% Charts wth progressed aspect nvovng Mrs   100 100% Charts wth wth progressed aspect nvolvng nv olvng Mercury 100 00% Charts wth progressed aspect nvovng eptune 98 98% 33   HEART OUBLE

BrthChart Consant

Charts anayzed for heart troube.... troube.... 00 100% Charts with promnent. 98 wth Mars Sun promnent.... 96 Charts wth Venus promnent 93

98% 96% 93%

Pogese Constants

Charts wth progressed aspect aspects made by Moon gnored) cacuated for date heart toube de veloped ............., ............., I 00 00% Charts wth progressed aspect nvovng Sun Sun 100 100 Charts wth progresed aspect nvovng Mars. 99 99% Charts wth progressed aspect nvolvng Venus 98 98% Charts wth one or more heavy discordant progressed aspct •····· •····· 100 100%

 

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34. SCARLET FEVE Birt-Cart Constant

Charts analyzed for scaret fever... Charts with Venus prominent.... Charts with Mars prominent Charts wth Neptne promnent..... Charts wth Mercury promnent Prorssed Co1stnts

100 00% 99 99% 9 6 9 6% 96 96 95 95 %

Charts with progressed aspects ( aspect aspectss made by Mon ignored) caculated for date of scarlet fever .... Charts with progressed aspect involvng Venus Venus Charts wth progressd aspects nvovng nvov ng Mercry .. Charts with progressed aspect nvoving Mars. Charts wth progresed aspect involving Neptune.

100 100% 100 100% 100 00 99 99% 97 97% 35. JUDGING A ONTET WNNER BY HORRY TROOG Charts erected to t o pick wnner of footbal ge. 100 100% Charts for wnner of event judged correcty correcty  75 75 75% % Charts wth tenth hose predomnately harmnios. 75 75%  Charts for loser of event udged correcty. 25 25% Charts with tenth house predominantly discordant. 25 25% The winner winne r of a contest might m ight ref er to a nation whch would in a war, the winner in a prize ght, of an eection, of an oratorical contest, of a radio or TV contest, of a horse race of some type al game or the winnr of other varied activities Research has convinced us that in judging a menal event, ( formulating a denite, precise question about one singe mat ter instrongly which the person the question is natal deepyastoogical interested and desirous ofasking an answer) •the sae rules apply While the question is being formulated the mental event is under gestation, even as a child undergoes a period of gestation gestatio n When the question question is aske asked, d, it manifests manifests externally externally moving from the mental to the physical word even as a child at birth moves into the external world from the womb of its mother Thus, from an astrological point point of view, the birth of a uestion or idea is the moment wen it is expressed verbally verbally or in writing A chart erected for the time when such a mental event i

 

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born will reveal reve al as much about it ( as we found f ound by studying numerous horary charts with notations of what actualy took place relative to the matter asked about) as the chart of a child will reveal about its character and the events it may attract. Within the tme limit of the chart-its lfe-the pro gressed aspects will indicate what will happen and when t will happen in precsely the same way, and by exactly the same rules In a horary question, it s essential that the individual shall have an intense desire to know the answer about some one thing More than one questi question on asked at the same time time brings a multiple birth of mental events, resulting in imperfect brths If there is not an intense desre to know the answer, the mental event does not have sucent vitalty to ive , and herefore the expected results results are not apt to be realized In games in which there was litte interest, the result ob tained in picking the winner was just about what would be attaine attained dn throu through chance But where there is much mu ch interest, the question questio shouldghbechance asked relative to te team which one desre desre to win, or about which at least there is the most interest Do not ask: ask: Will such and such a team beat such and such a team? Instead,, ask Will such and such a team be the winner Instead In handng the 100 football game charts, the quetion was asked if a certain team would be the winner beore the gae as playe played. d. The chart was erected and udgent passed as to whether whether or not the mentioned team woul woul wn he har mony and dscord of the tenth house was talled to see which predomnated predom nated All the aspects involving planets in tenth, idheaven and the ruler of the tent cusp were onsidered The astrodynes of al the harmonious aspects thus inuencing the tenth house were added together; then the astrodynes of all the discordant aspects thus inuencing the tenth house were otaled If there were more harm harmodyn odynes es than disc discordyn ordynes es n the particular chart in queston, the team named was udged to n, but if the total dscordynes was higher, it was udged tha he team would lose In wnning a game, a prize ght or an election, the main ob ective is the honor to be gained, although money or other con sderations may be of secondary mportance Therfore, the

 

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success lkey to be attained s judged by the harmony of the house of honor and busess (tenth). 36. NERVOUS BRAKDOW

Brth-Chrt Constts

Charts Charts Charts Charts

analyzed or nervos breakdown.......... 100 100% wth prominent. 996  6% wth Mercry Uranus promnent.... 6  6% wth Moon promnent.................... 93 3% Progrssd Costs

Charts wth progressed aspects ( aspects made by Moon gnored except n next to last statstc) for date o nervos breakdown... Charts wth progressed aspect nvovng Mercry Mercry Charts Char ts with pogressed pogressed aspec aspectt nvolvng nvolvng Urans Urans Charts wth progressed aspect to brth-chart Moon Charts wth progressed aspect to brthchart oon or rom progressed Moon....... Moon....... Charts wth one or more heavy dscordant progressed aspect

100 00% 100 100% 100 00% 89 8% 100 00% 100 00%

37 TOMOILE ccJES

BirthChrt Costat

Charts analyzed or atomobe accdents. 100 100% Charts wth Satrn promnent. 96  96%    9 3 ent... . prominent.. Charts with with Mars promin 3 Charts with Ur Uranus prominent. prominent............ 9% ............ .. . 91 rogressd Costts

Charts wth progressed aspects ( aspects made by pro gressed Moon gnored) cacated for date of atomoble accdent...... accdent...... 00 100% Charts wth wt h progressed aspect nvolvng Mars.. 00 100% Charts wth progressed aspect nvolvng ercry 100 00% Charts wth progressed aspect nvolvng rer of thrd hose... hose......... ...... 00 00% Carts wth progres progressed sed aspect nvovng Satrn Satrn.. .. 99 99% Charts wth progressed aspect nvovng Urans 99 % The brth-char constants of accdets are Mars, Saturn an Uranus he more promnent and acted Uranus acted they are the greate he predsposon toward accdents

 

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The progressed constants of accidents, whether to one's person or possessions, or being involved without damage to onese or ones property, are aspects, especiay aictions, in voling Mars, Saturn and Uanus, with specia emphasis on Mars. One does not hav an accide accident nt of import: import:nce nce except when there s a major progressd progressd aspect (heavier than rom the oon) noving !ars. \n if at the same tim ther is  progressed aspect i·oving aturn and one invoving anus te probabiity of accident is increasd . But when the accident concerns an automobie-hether getting knocked don by one hie crossing the street or hie rding a bicyce, or bein in an ato driven by another, or having ones car smashed by another car, or doing damage to anothers person or property hie driving ones own car there are aways to other progressed aspects Mercury is the panet of trae. h thrd house is the hose o short ourneysas In in amoement, 10 instances anayzed and studied some automobie traeing when it became nvoved in the accident; and there as present a progressed aspect nvoving both ercuy and the third house 38. TOlSIL TROUBE

Brt-Car o.1as

Chas analyzed for tonsi toube........... ...........__ 100 has ha s with with Pluto, Neptune Neptu ne o San San poinen- 100 Chas n which Ves has h as a dicodan dicodan aspec....____ 99

100% 100% 99%

Prorud osas

Cha s wth poges Chas pogessd sd aspects ( apecs made b Moon ignod) clc clculaed ulaed o o he date onsil onsi l ouble developed ·· ··- -  · ··-- ·---·· -··- - Chas wih pogessed aspec nvolving luo ep• une o Saun__ Saun__---- -· ·  -· -·- -------- -------· --·---------------Chas with pogessed apect nvolving as..... as......... .... Chas with poessed aspec involving Venus--Chas wih diodant pogessed aspec involving Venus -------------·-·--------···--··- Chas wih one o oe heav dscodan pogessed aspec · aspec · - ----- ------- --- · · ---·-- ·-----·---·----

100

100

100 100 99

100%  00% 99%

83

83%

100

 00 

 

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Astrology - 30 Years Rescafh P1\:\LSIS Birth-Cha,·t Constants 39.

Chats analzed fo parysis................ parysis............................. ............. Chats Cha ts wth Uanus pomnen.... Chats wth Mas ponet.......................... Chats wth Mecu ponent..........

I 0 100% 98 98% 97 970 /o   96 96%

rogressed otats

Chats wth pogessed aspects (spects ade b Moon gnoed) cacated o date paass paas s deeoped ··········· Chats wth pogessed aspect aspec t nvovng ecu  Chats with pogessed aspect noving as.. Chats th pogessed aspect nvoving Uanus.......

100 100 100 100% 98 98% 97 97%

40. E TOUL

Birthhart Costats

Chats anazed o ee toube.......................... 100 100% Chats wth Mas n discodant aspect to a panet Mdheaven, o Ascendant................. Ascendant ................. Chats wth Moon n dscodant aspect to a panet Mdheaven, Mdhe aven, o Ascendant........ Ascendant.................. .................... ............ Chas wth Mas n soe spect th 'o.. Chatss wth Mas n dsodant Chat dsodant aspe aspect ct wth on. on...

100 100% 98 70 6

98% 70 % 6%

rogs Constats

Chats wth pogessed aspcts (aspects b Moon gnoed gnoed invovn Mas at at the the sae tie thee was soe dscodant aspect aspect 100 100 %  TOL Brth-Chart Coustants 41.

Chats anaed o a toube......... ................. .......... .. 100 100% Chats th Satun n dscodant aspect to a panet MC o Ascendant...................... Ascendant...................... JO 100 % Chats wth Satun n soe aspect ith on..... 71 7 Chats wth Satu n dscoda dscodant nt apect with :oon. 0 0 % rogrss Constnts

Chats th pogessed aspect (aspects ade b Moon gnoed) nvovng Mas Ma s a the sae te thee was soe dcodant apect............ apect............ 100 100 % Chats wth pogessed aspect nvovng Satun. 99

99% 99 %

 

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42. K KNEY NEY TROUB TROUBLE LE

Brth-Chrt Constnts

Chars anayzd o kide obl. 00 00% Cas wi Vus icd.. 9  Cas i :,Ias cd......... 7 7 96 

Ca  Plo aicd.

6%

Pogrd onstants

Cas    pogssd apcs ( aspc mad  Moo god) cacad o da kid ol dvopd........... dvopd........... 100 00% Cas  pogssd apt ivovg Vs  % Cas i pogsd apc ivolvig Mas... 99   Cas Ca s i pog pogs sd d apc volvig vol vig Plo.. ..  100 00% 43.. DIP 43 DIPHH HHERI ERIA A

rth-Cht Constt

Cas aald fo dipa..... dipa..... Cas  Mas aicd........ Cas  Vs aicd............... Cas i Plo acd.. Cas i Mcy aicd.............. Cas  Np acd.....

7 00% 7 100% 6 8% 6 8  5 7% 5 7%

Progrss Constnts

Cas  pogssd aspcs  aspcs mad  Moo igod) caclad o da dipia dvlopd ....... ................ ............ ... 7 00% Cas Cas i  pogsd pogssd aspc aspc volvig volvig Mas Mc Cas  pogssd aspc ivolvg Vs.. Cas  pogssd aspc volvg Np.. Cas  pogssd aspc ivolvg Plo..

77 00% 00% 6  8 5 7 4 6%

44.. FE 44 FEMA MA  TR TR

rthChar Cstat

Cas aad fo fma ol......... ......... 100 00% Cas  Mas aicd.......... aicd.......... 00 00% Cas i Vs acd........... 7 7% Cas i Plo acd.. acd..······ 7

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A trogy - 30 Year Resech Poged Cunnl

Charts wth rogressed asects caculated for date female trobe developed.......... developed.......... Charts th roresd apct inoln Mars.... Mars.... Charts th rogssed apect non Venus. Charts wth roresed sect non Pluto.

100 100 99 99

OO 100% 99% 

99%

45.. lM 45 lMPR PRIS ISON ON�' �'T T

Charts anayzed or mprsonmet. mprsonmet........ ......... Charts th oresed aect to rler of telfth telfth Chars wth roresed apect to rule of nnth.. nnth.. harts th roresed aspect eter to Netn or Pluto .... ....... ........ .....   It-charts wth acte telfth house..... ............ ....... Charts th roressed aspect to eptne. eptne. arts th progessed asect to Puto......... Puto.............. ..... hrts th dscordant proressed aspect predom ant ...... ............... ................ ........ . .. .... ..

100 00% 100 100% 100 00% 100 69 95 90

00% 69% 9% 90%

100

00%

Standng out sgncantly n these charts: ( ) the hgh acte twelfth house in each brth-chart,  2) at the tme o mprsonment, the predomnantly dscordant progressed as pects. \Vhle most of these people were mprsoned hecause o crmes, some were mprsoned due to poltcal or regou deals contrary to the rulng authorty and some taken captve n tme of war \hether the mprsoment s due to martyrdom or to crme the bhfor chart aways showsdetectes acte twefth thought-cells Except nurses, doctors, thosehouse workng rom e hnd the scns, or n occut ork, strongly acte twelfth house thoughtcels generally generally proe detrmental to to the ortune Whle many who hae acte twelfth house thoughtcels nee are  dangr of prsonment, they do attract restrictons and dsap pontments and prate enmtes People do not bcome mprsoned whle all ther progressed aspts ar harmonous ery frequently a person commts a crme and s eiher undetected or escapes durng the tme hs progressed aspects are harmonous; only to be dscoered o captured and imprsoned when heay progressed actons

 

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come along in his hart at the same tme there is a progressed spet to the ruer of the twelth and nnth houses. 46. lNSTRU;!ETAL MIC

Birth-charts of intmenl muian anayzed..... anayzed..... Char wih Moon or Nepne promnen.... Char Char  wih Mar Mar pomnen........ Chats wih Srn prominent prominent.......... ................. ....... Chas wih Moon prominen.......... Chas wih Nepne pomnen............... Chat wth Venu prominent.........

00 100% 00 00% 88 88% 86 86% 86 86% 82 82% 79 79

F/th F/ th Hou Actvty of 100 Intumetal Mua

Charts with th hose ve.................. ve.................. 00 00 Ch with pane in  hoe...... hoe........... .......... ..... 4 4% Chat wh fh hoe more diorant han ha mos . ..... ....  5 5  Chars wih .......................... fh hoe more hamoniou han dis 49 49 ordan In a tabuaton of 100 harts o nstrumental muians by he sgns ouped by Sun, !oon and Asendant we ound hat Virgo quarius and Pises were hghest, wth Leo next, Taurus was owest with more than haf as many as Virgo and Caprorn was next owest No zodaa sin sgnanty pr rays the abity of an instrumenta musn Promnent Mars thought-es map reatve energ and mus uar ontro; Saturn maps podding podding perserverane reured for long monotonous prate sessons the oon maps tme tune and rhythm Neptune maps feeing and damat approah nd Venus, whie the panet of art maps a good ear fo har ony and tona quaty 47. Voc Mus,/\

Bthhas of oa miian n n y   ...... ...... Chas wih Moon or Nepne prominen............ Chats wih Mar prominen.............. Chas wih oo promnen...................... Chats with Nepne prominen.......... prominen.................. ........ Chars wh San pminent. Charts wih Venu pominen..........................

 00 5 00% 4 96%  84% 19 76% 17 68% 16 64%

 

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In tabulating 25 charts of vocal musicians by the sign-posi tion o the Sun, Moon and Ascendant Leo was higest with Sagittarius a poor second. Much the lowest was Capricorn with Aries and Pisces next lowest Too much reliance cannot be placed on this factor however as only 2 accurately timed birthcharts were available

48.. COMPOSER OF u 48 usic

Birth-chat Birth-c hatss Charts wth Charts Char ts wth Charts wth

of com compose posers rs ana analyze lyzed d__·· ··· ··· ···· ·· ·· ·· 25 Uanus and Neptun pominent...... 25 Uranus promin prominent ent   ···· ···· 24 Netune prominnt...... prominnt........ .. 3

00% 100%

96 92% For originality Uranus should be prominent in the chart of a composer Fine feeling and fertility fertility of imagination imagi nation is mappe mappedd by a prominnt Neptune All these great composers' charts showed Uranus and Neptune prominent 49 U 49 USI SIA AL L CON ONDU DUT TOR OR

0 00 09 90 09 90 Conductors use more Mars creative energy and more abiliy to nuence others through the personal magnetism indicated by a prominent ranus I neither Moon nor Neptune are prominent chances are poor a person would be successful in the music musi c profession ( ee Report 4) Birth-charts of o f musica ondutor ondutorss anayed   _ _ Charts with Uran us prominent····· ······ · Chats wth Mas unusualy prominent _.. _..

50. HORARY STRLOGY

00 00 00 00 Progressed aspects proved the best eans of timing events in the study o 1 Horary harts where the date was known when the indcated event happened  major event was timed by a maor progressed spect a minor event by a minor pro gressed aspect aspect and a nd an insg insgnica nicant nt event by a transit transit At the time o he major event the maor progressed aspect indicat ing it was stimulated by a minor progressed aspect an a transit just as in atal Astroloy (Hermetc System) Chats eected fo time a queston was asked  Outcome of question timed   progresed aspect 

 

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n this system, the Moon is no longer consdered as co-ruer of the Querent unless the Moon s in the rst house of the chart or unless Cancer rses or ntercepts the rst house. Translaton of Lght and Collecton of ight do not apply when ths method s used No reason was found to avod judg ment when the Moon or a sgncator was Vod of Course No eason was found to avod judgment of a horary chart when more than 27 o ess than 3 degrees of a sgn were found on the Ascendant f ths method of deineaton s folowd 51.   DOCTOR

B   z z 100 00%     99 99%   J  99 99% Sxth Hus Act•ity of JOO Docors

  x   99  99%     x . 45 45%    x      51   x                4 Tfth Tf th ouse Actvty of 10 Doctos

                        ·              

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9

9%

tabuatng thedoctors sgns of no thesn Sunstood oonout andwth scndant n theIn charts of sucent promnence to warrant special menton. udng and tern down are actvtes typca of the Mars thoughtcels Mars s promnent n a doctor's brthchart maping thoughtces sucenty active to make a success of an occupaton calng for ether constructive or destructve abity hese thoughtcells aso reate to surgca skl admn straton of medcne and other methods of epairn the body hrough the power of suggeston he menta and persona atmosphere of the doctor is an mportant factor in healng

 

Astrology - JO Yeas Rsch 62 The promnent Jupiter n a doctor's chart maps the wamth, genaty ondence and optmsm communcated to the paten. As doctors are contnuously brought nto contact th sickness the thought-ces mapped by the sxth house are unusuay actve \Vhe ony some of the doctors assocate wth hosptas the sickrooms they ist constanty are paces of connement to and restrcton n a doctors chartthe patent; thus the tefth house s acte

5 2. GAIN ElPLOYiT

Charts analyzed for gettn gettng g emplomenL.... . Charts with progressed aspect to rer of tenth tenth Charts with progressd aspect to rler of sixth sixth Charts wth progressed aspect to rer of tenth harmonious on ..... ... ..  Charts with progressed aspect to rler of sth harmonios onl.. onl.. Charts wth harmonos progressed aspects predomnant predomn ant     Charts with dscordant progressed aspects predomnant .. ......... .......   Charts with progressed aspect to rer of tenth dscordant onl ..... .....   Charts wth progressed aspect to rler of sth dscodant on  . .  Charts th th progressd aspects to rler of tenth both harmonios and dscordant dscordant. .   Charts wth proressd aspects to rler of sith oth harmonios and dscordant  

100 00% 00 00 100 00% 0

0%

46

4%



%

39

3 9%

32

32%

37

3 7 % 

08

08%

 7  7% he tenth house thougtcels hae been fomed n human e by experences elatng ther desres and acttes o hono credt professon and superiors hs means that the jo tse apat from the actua abo noed s rued by the tenth house and subect to the tenth house thoughtcels On the othr hand the sxth house thoughtces hae been formed by experences reatng to condtons suoundng the worwhateer t sas we as to abor foods sma an mas empoyees serces and lness Empoyment noes the ob tsef whch s rued by the tenth house and the seces

 

63 rndred, ruld by th sxth hous. Ths plans why as rvald by th tabs, both tnth hous and sxth hos thoughtclls must gan mor than normal actty through thr ruers bng nod n progrssd aspcts, whn mploymnt s curd Astrological Reseah Repots

53. LOSE MPYNT

Charts analyzed or losing empomen........ empomen.......... Chars wh progressed aspec o ruler of sxh.... sxh.... Chars h progressed spec  ruer o enh.... enh.... Chars h progressed apec o rlr o h dscordan only ... ... Chars h progressed aspec o rur of en dscordan on   ... ..... ... . Chars h dcordan progressed aspecs predomnan .......... .......... Chars h harmoous prgrssd aspecs predomnan ..... ..... Chars h proressed spc o ruer o enh harmonous ony ................  ................ .. Chars h progressed aspec o rler o sxh harmonos ony ..... ..... Chars h rogressed aspecs o ruer o enh boh harmonous and dscordan... ..... Chars h proresed aspecs o ruer o sxh boh harmonous and dcordan..... dcordan...... .

 1007  % 97 9 7  7

 %

65

65%

9

9 %

9 19 

9% 9%

7

7%



6%

% In th loss of mploymnt, th nronmntal actr bcoms mportant So ar as hodng a job s concrnd ths tab ndicats th sxth hous to b mor mportant than th tnth Popl do not los obs mrly bcas thy ar dschargd or bcaus bca us thy cannot canno t gt along al ong wth supr suprors ors (th tnth hou hous s and th Sun); but at tms thy oluntarly qut or drnt rasons: th work bcoms too dcult; thy mo to a dr nt localty tc But, n gttng a ob whch dpnds upon th bl o th mployr tnth) n th th ablty (rputaton) o th mpoy to l th ob, th tnth hous sms to b mor mportant than th sxth h 100 charts nclud thos who obtaind or lost obs dur

ing th boom yars and thos who gand or ost obs n th

 

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Atology Atol ogy - JO Years Rch Rch

depression years It ook more sixh and enth house thogh ce activiy in periods of depression o get a job, and a ot ess sixh and tenh hose thoght-ce aciity to ose a job in per ios of ready empoymen If a person is ide and goes to work i he is working and oses his job or if he changes from one job o anothr, this s an eent no ony aecting his position, bu aso aecting th abor and the conditions srronding i; an thus it invoves both enh and sixth house thoght-ce acivi. Such activit is presen ony when hese thoughces acquire additional energy from a progresse aspect to the ruers of the tenh and sixh 54.   \VRITER

Birth-charts of writers analyzd......... analyzd......... 100 lOo Charts wth Mrcur promnnt promnnt. .  95  95% 91o Charts wth rcury apctng oon or Sun.. Sun.. . 91 Charts with rcur apctn oon. oon. 4 4% Charts wth rcury conjunction conjuncti on Sun..... ............. ........ 58 58% Thid Hou A'ty of 100 Ws

Charts with thr thrd d hou activ Charts wth plant n thrd hous ......... Chart th third ho mor dscordant than harmonou . .. ..... ..... . . .. .. Charts wth hr hou mor harmoious than dscordant ...... ........... ........ ..... ..

97 49

9 7 49o

58

58%

40

40%

494

94% % 494 %

51

51o

49

49o

Nnth Ho Avty of 100 .s

Charts wth nnth hos hos acti acti........... ............ Charts wth plant n nnth hos... hos... Charts wth nnth hous mor discordant than harmoous .... ............. .......... Charts wth nnth hous mor harmonous than discordant discor dant . .. .

n tabuang he signs in which he Sun, Moon and Ascend an were ocated in the charts of he 100 wriers no sign sood ou wih sucent proinnce t warran specia menio No sign can be considered a birhchar birhchar constan of of wriers The proinen Mercury indicaes hought-ces acie in epressing through writen and spoken anguage

 

Astrologcal Resech Rports

65

In the fie charts ,vhere lrcury was not prominnt an un usuay pominent Uranus or an unusuay prominent Moon (rting argey through impression) acted as a substtute for a prominen ercry. The e charts were those of riters of outstanding recogniton. \Vriting is an actiity associated associated with the third house and ony those with acte third house thought-ces are at to fee a stong enogh attraction to make writing as important as it must be in this oation n acti ninth house is necessary to get the materia pubish pubished ed 55.   TEACHR

Birth-charts of teachers analyzd......... analyzd......... 00 00% Charts wth Mercur prominnt.... 84 84 Ninth ous ctvty of 10 Tcs

Charts ith nnth house actv..  Charts ith anet n nnth hous........ Charts th nnth hous mor discordant than har1onous .:.......... .:.......... Charts th nnh house more hmonious than discordant ...... ............. .......

96 5

96

6

  6 

38

38

Charts ith fth hose acti\'e acti\'e. . 92 Chrts Chr ts wth panet in fth hous. hous.. ... .. 4 Charts wth fth hose mor discordant than harmonios ..... ........ ... 60 Charts wth fth house oe hrmonios than

92% 4

dscordan........... dscordan....... .... 39

39

Ffth Hos Actty of JOO hrs

60

An anaysis of the signs in hich the Sun oon and s endant are found in these  00 charts dos not ndicate any sign as a brthchart constant of teaching Howeer Gemini irgo or Sagittarius seems to attract peope to this ocation more than any other sign /!so eery additiona aspect to 'er ury seems to strengthen the attraction attraction   prominent ercury is commony found in the chart of a teacher o the extet ercy is prominent and strongy aspected is there abity to impart information to others Num

 

6

Astrology - 30 Yars Yars Reseach

erous Mercuy aspects map the acilty to grasp and teach  vaiety of subjects. Teaches exercise the hought-cels mapped by the nnth house Any planet in the nnth house and the ruler o the cusp o the nnth house to a ess ponounced degree modies soe what the anner n whch the opnons ae publicly expressed 56.   LAWYER

Birth-charts of lawes anayzed...... ......__ Charts with Me or Uan us pomnent... pomnent... Carts wth Sat pominnt............. Chart with er prominent.......... Charts with Uans Uans pominent................ hats wth Jpte prominent........... Ninth !ous tvty of 100 Lawyer

100 100% 100 100% 99  99 9% 96   95 95% 89 89%

Chats with nnth hoe ho e ative .......... .......... 100 100% hats with panet in ninth hose. 53 53% Chats with ninth hose moe disordant than hamonios ........... ........... 9  9 9 % Charts with ninth hose moe hamnios tan discordant .. .... ..... .... .. .. ... ... .   40 0% n anaysis o the signs ocupied by the Sun, oon and s cendant in the the  0 chats gives gives the the lead to Leo ira Sagt taius and Caprcorn; wth Gemin and Psces takng low paces he dierence etween the hgh and the low however s not signicant signic ant enogh to pont to any zodaca zoda ca sgn as a rthchart constantt of awyers N or s t important constan impor tant enough that people with the Sn oon or scendant in sces or emin should be discouaged om takng up aw povided the indicated planets are pominent and the ninth house s sucintly actve n actve mind aletness shewness aility to study and ease o expession are mapped by a pomnnt ecury or Uanus he abilty to work had at monotonous work sys tematize evidnce and eason logicaly ae mapped y Satun Fo patonage n any o the poessions the goollowship o the Jupite thoghtcells is required n the eleven cha chats ts whee upiter was not pominent the Sn was ssociaton wth the courts s attracted by thoughtcell activity mapped y the nnth house I these thoughtells ae

 

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not unusually active, there will be little attraction to legal matters. 57.   POLTCI,\N

Brth-charts of politcns nyzed.............. nyzed... ........... I 0 % Charts wth Sun promnn promnntt.........    Charts th wth Puo Urnusponent................... Urnus promnnt............... 97 f  •   Charts th ercu promnent............ 86 Charts th Jutr promnent.................... 84

97 97 9 7  c  c    8)/ ,

Tn !u vy of JOO Plans

Chats th tnth ho t\·............ Chats ................. ..... Chts th pnt n enth ou....... Charts th tnth hoe  dod3nt thn harmonou...................... Chrts th tenth hous ore hrmonous than dscordant ... ........ ....... .... ..... ...... .... .. ....... ..........

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The seventh hse hse ctivity in th  0 charts of poiticins as tabulte an no acivity above or below nol as shown e signs in hich the Sun Ioon an Ascndnt re locate reveale no ehsis on any sign which can b con sere as a birth-chart constant for liticians The thoughtclls rule by a roient Sun ar th chi source of a erson's abiity to in the folloin of othrs n to exercise authorit Pluto is the general ruler of icttors an the ictator tye of oliticin nees active lto hoght cells But even if not given to ictting nyon ho hnles grous of eole neessss thse though thoughtcls tcls active bility to hane rous or arg is highly avantagos to an one asiring to olitical honors ersonal agntis s by olitcians to inunce othrs an nuence their ins is ae by a roinnt Urns Urns The shreness neee y a oiician is ae y  roi nent Mercury he jovality gooil factor an feloshi resultn either n atronage or votes is ae by a ronent Juiter olitcs is essentially a tenth house association in two ier et ways The tenth house as the thoughtcells whih relat

 

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to politca oce and to the administration of public busness. But n addition, political choce-even when the exercise of otica power is not known to the public at large-depends mainly uon the reputation, which relates to thoughtcels mapped by the tenth house Thus it appears essentia or one who takes up poitcs as a vcation to have an actve tenth house. 5 8. POLICEMAN

Birth-charts of polcemen aalyzed.. Charts wth Satur pomet.......... pomet.......... Charts wth Mars ponent... ponent... Chats wth Puto promet................... Chats wth Neptue romet

100 100% 100 100 10 100 97 97 9 5 9 5

Twlfh Hous c•y of 100 Polimn

Charts wth telfth house actve..... actve..... 00 100 Charts wth pae  t\elfth house...... 51 5 Charts wth twelfth house more scodant tha.. hamoous hamo ous ... .. .... ...  .. ....  57 Charts wth twelfth house moe harmoous tha dscordat .. ..  . .  .. ..   40

57 40

abulating the 100 charts according to the signs occupied by the Sun, Moon and Ascendant showed Cancer, Leo , Vrgo and bra more numerous; numerous; with about an equal number in each The fewest had these factors in quarius next west in Pisces wth Gemin only a little more numerous than Pisces Yet polcemen are sucintly numeous with with Sun oon and scendant n quarus that no one should be discour:d from takng p this vocation because these facors are in that sign Nor can any one sgn be considered the birthchart constant f the vocaton to the etent that one shou be encoraged to take t up on th strength o sign postions Routine nature of the work prsstnt pupose in carrying out the letter of the law and strict justce are maed by a promnent Saturn ars was promnent in al cases and usuay aictemore oten than not by the oonmapping the thoughtcells indicatng courage and arng to face physica danger  prominent Pluto maps the assocation wth ant

 

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social individuals and the need to dictate. In order to plan an trap his quarry, a prominent Neptune, as well as an active twelfth house-especialy if he is doing secret service workis an advantage to a policman 59.   SALEMAN

100 100 00 100% 92 92 89 89% 85 85 An analysis of the sign locations of the Sun, Moon and scendant in the charts of 100 salesmen found Leo and Virgo highest, ries fewest, with Pisces and Taurus making a poor showing. Yet ries produced more than onethird onethird a many, and Taurus more than onehalf s many as the two hgh signs. Birth-charts of alemen ale men aayzed . Chart wth Jupiter o Uranu Uranu promnent Chart with upte promet Chart with Urau Urau promnent Chart wth Mercuy promnnt

Analyzing by Sunsgn only, eo ranked rst, with Gemini net ries by Sunsign alone produced the fewest, with about onethird as many. et while eo seems to be favoable to salesmen, it cannot be considere a birthchart constant of that vocation Enough successful successful salesmen are born undr strong strong nuences from all the other signs an without the more fav ored signs prominent, that it seems inadvisable to discourage any person from taking up salemanshp merely on the ground that he has Sun, oon or scendant or planets in certain zodiaca signs The types tale ofassalesmen: well as common observation, two distinct One who depends uponindicates the goodwill of his customer to make his sale, and the other depens upon his persuasie powers ost successful salesmen are to an ex tent a combination of both types Jupiter promnent coincides with various acts of friendship, joiality, and perhaps the ablity to tell entertaining stories; all of which gives the impression of the salesman as a ne fel low He gets goodwill he ability to eercise magnetic con trol over others and to make decisions quickly is mapped by a prominent Uranus ercury prominent maps glibness of ongue and a sharp intellect

 

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The anayss reveals that uness either Jupter or Uranus is promnent n the brth-chart, t is better to dscourage such an ididal from enggng in slesmanshp as his ocation. hse most sccessfl n such wor hae both Jupter an ns conspicuousy promnent n their charts of brth 60   ASTROLGER Brth-charts of astrologers astrologer s nalyzd nal yzd .... ...... .... .. Chts wh Ur us promin promintt. ..... .... hrt wth 'ptun o Pluto promn.. promn.. Crt ,·th :Ircu pomnnt..... hrt h luto onnt.. Chrt \t �ptun pronnt.

10 100% 10 100 10 100 94 94  o o   92 92 86 86

utng the sgns occupe by the Sun Moon and Ascend ant none stood ot from the others sucienty to arrant spe cial ttention and certainly no sign can be consdere a birth chart constant of astrologers \ person with a proinent rans rans Neptne and Pluto ma be ttract t o astroogy or occlt or or Howeer these plan ts promnent are also assocated wth other types of ork rans plnt of o f astrology s promnent in i n the charts of a astrologers In these 100 charts of astrologers t as foun that those who follow professiona astrolo th some degree of sccss most nvarably he a promnent birthchar up t mppng the ablity to attract patronage  prominent rcry maps thoughtclls of a studos nature necessar to an stlogr n th cass whr rcry was not rominent ( 6% ts hhr octaranuswas prominent. hre seem to e three types of astrologrs: astrologrs: 1 hose t cti ?ars thhtcls thhtcls sally rs n close aspect it cry) ndct ndctn n themat thematl l abty; 2 hose ith a domnant ptn t wth w Crans ars and ercury acng ablty n inttve to wor at scientic dlneaton epndng pon thr psychic faclis alone; 3 and he typ ca scintc ranan astroogers who do the mos vaua or by cmbning mathematical and psychical abities  promnent to maps the thoughtcells hich assist the astroo

 

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ger t understand how how the panetary energies operate and wat t expect from fro m them. 61.   DRAFTSMAN

Bith-chats of daftsmen analyzed···· Chats \,ith Mecuy pominent. pominent.··· ······· ······ ··· ·· ·· ·   Charts wt wthh Neptune o Venus pominent pominent    Chats it as pomnent .. ... . ···· ········ Chats with Venus Venus pomnent... ·· Chats wth eptune pominent····

100 100% 100 100 100 100 97 97 97  91 91 88 88%

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Chats ith th house actve___ actve___· · Chat Cha t th pa pant nt n th th hou house se· ·     · ·  · · Chats ith th ouse moe dscodant than hamonous  · ·   · ··· ··· ·    Chats wh thi house oe hamonious than discodant ····· ·········· ·····

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A tabulation of the signs signs in in whih the the Sun, Moon and scend ant are fund revea more draftsmen in Le and Caner with amost as many in ira and Pses wie ries, Taurus ad Sagittarius contain fewest with ny two-thirds as many as in the four favored signs Yet as many successfu draftsmen are born under ries Taurus and Sagittarius this does not war rant discuraging a person frm taking up te vocatin simpy beause he was brn under ne of these three signs. Merury rues te nerve urrents; and if there is to be ne -ordination etween the images in the mind and muscuar ation there e sucient braine and Mercur nervus ntro, whihmust is present ony among thoseactivity who hav prominent in their birth-harts Mst draftsmanship is empyed in the precise ptting of smething to gain more redy knowedge f it r in an or designs from which something is to e buit. This dmands a knowedge of mechanis and strutura wrk easiy quied ony by those who have Mars thoughtces prminent Su essfu drafting requires neat and attractive sheets Proper ettering is ften an important feature  The artisti appear ane essentia t sucess in this work is made possibe chiefy

 

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throgh active Vens thought-cells, r those of its higher c tave, Neptne. Dratng lke wrtng is a third hose activity; and if one is to do scient r t mae a sccess f this occption, he ms have sciently active thoght-cells mapped by the third hoe 62.   ENGINR Birth-charts of enginees ( lecical, civl mechan cal constucton avaton ado etc) analyz analyzed ed Chats with Uanus pominent pominent Chas th Mrs pomnent    Chas th Satun promnent    

100 100 100 100

O0 100% 100 100

Tablating the sgns in hich Sn, Moon and Ascendant are fond, I eo in the  00 charts of engineers rns abt 30% bove average I ibraabot Scorpio Cancer abt Yet abt 10%noabove average and Pisces 30and belo average one shold be discoraged from taing p engineering for en gneers ith sch positions are not ncommon, as this analsis shows Some boos say that Mars-Urans aspects map engineering ablit et this certainly cannot be considered as a birh-chart costant costa nt of engneering engneering,, as in i n 4 7 f these 100 chrts no sch aspect as present Almost any type f engneering reqires ingenity and ability to solve probems, mapped mapp ed by a prominent Urans Engineer� ing more cmmonly is emplyed i assciation ith constrct ingg something The natral aptitde fr any type of creative in endeav end eavor or or bild bildin ing g i s largel largelyy measr measred ed b y t h e am amo ont nt of Mars actvity in the birthchat o becme a sccessfl engineer, an ndivida mst be pre pared to sholder respnsibility, an to r hard and per sistently siste ntly He needs system fores foresight ight and lgica lgicall resoning resoning to mae sccessfl plans  prominent trn trn cincides ith these qalications

 

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63. fARME

Birth-charts of farmers analyzed............... Charts with Saturn prominent....... Charts with Plut Plut  or the Moon prminent prminent.. ..... ... Charts wth Plut promnent....... Charts wth Mn roment....... roment............. ......

100 00% 100 00 100 100 92

88

9%

88/

Fourth House Activty of 100 Fames

Charts th furth hou actve ............. .............. . Charts with ruler of fourth member of heaviest con  grt rtion ion  chart .... ......... ....... ...... .... Charts wth planet in furth house............ Charts with urth huse mre dscrdant than harmonous .... ......... ......... ............ .......... .... ..  Charts ith fourth house more harmnious than discrdant ..... ............ ........... ....

100 100 87 49

8 49

58

58

40

40

The tabulaton of the sgns n whch the Sun, Moo d As cenant were foun the 100 charts brought out unexpecte ata. Fornnstane t has generay beensome heldquite held that farmers were more apt to have these nuences n eathy sgn; yet n 45 of these charts the Sun oon an scenan we n other than eathy sgns. Obviousy enough, an aso contray to prevalent onon not ony Vrgo but but Lbra ran hghest wth w th 4% abov arage Perhaps the fact that Lbra s the exaltaton of Stun hs somethng to o wth ts hgh ratng; yet the signs ued d co rue by Satu rue Saturn rn - Cap Caprc rcorn orn an an quarus quarus - ran w  o, o, the harvest sgn runnng hh was n confomty wt w t vnt opon. quarus ran owest wth 24 below avrage n us Scorpo an Capricorn next lowest wth 1% below avege Yet aurus has commonly been consere a farmng sgn n bra a sgn of avong agrculture.  prominent Saturn maps the har n monotonous bor ong hours of work patence, plannng abity and foresght requre of the farmer.  promnent promnent oon mps the fae's fae's functon of f eng the worl va crops, rasng chcken chckenss an breeng livestock.  romnent luto, upper octave of the the

 

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Moon, coincides with mss producton of fruits grains veget bles nd stock. Active fourth house thouht-cells show the ssocition with nd 64.   NURSE

Birth-c harts of nurses Birth-charts nurs es analyzed ana lyzed .......... Charts with Moon prominent......... prominent............... ...... Charts with Mars promnent.... Charts with Pluto promnent........

00 100 100 97

00% 100% 100% 9%

Chart with sxth house active...... 00 Charts with planet n sith house......................... 53 Charts with sxth house more discordant than haronious ...................................... ................................................ .......... 62 Charts wth sixth house ore harmonios than

00% 53%

discordant ............................................. 35

35 35 

Sixth Hous Actvty of JOO Nuss

62

Twlth Hous Atvty f 100 Nuss

Charts with tweth house active Charts with panet in twefth hose................ Charts wth tweth house more dsordnt than haronious haroni ous ..... ......... ........ ....... ..... .... .... ..... ........ ....... .. Charts wth tweth house ore haronous than discordant ................................... .................................................... .................

5 2

95 5

59

59%

40

40%

A tbultion of the signs in which the Sn Moon nd A cendnt were found showed no vrition from norml sign d tribution suciently importnt to wrrnt mention The blity to tke care of the wek nd helpless nd look fter their wnts is mppe mpped d by  prominent Moon Ability to ssist the ptient rebuid his body nd courge to uninchingy witness pin nd suering re mpped by  prominent Mrs Pluto, the higher octve of the Moon mps the desir to serve with pride in reieving the pin of others Active sixth house thoughtcels ttrct environments of i ness mong other things nd ctive twelfth hose thought cels re ssocited with hospits nd plces of connement As these houses mp the type of enironment in which  nurse

 

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works, the hough-cells of both deparmens o th cha cha r t should be actve. 65.   MAHl�IST

ed............ ............ 00 10% Birth-chats of machint anal yed Chat wth Mas pomnent............ 99  99% Chts Ch ts with Saurn Saurn promnent. promnent...... ........... .......... .... 98 98   9 9% % Cha wth Uranu rmnent...... 96  96 Chats wh ecuy omnen............. 95 95 n the tabulaion o he I 00 charts by the sgns ocupied by Sun oon and Ascendan Lbra as hghest h 32% above the average Scorpo net hghes and then eo T loes sgn as Caprcorn  36o belo average Taurus as nxt loest and then Pisces No sgn as conspcuous conspcuous enough o be consdered a consant No acivty o any specal house as sgnicant n the chas o machnss To handle tools skllully and have he energy or he job s mapped by a promnen Mars. Saurn and Uranus though cells pomnen allo ceatve abily (Mars) o epress easily hrough mechanical lnes Satun also concdes concdes ih psstence to undergo raning do heavy labor and use planning and cae i doing precse ork.  pominent Mercury indicate indicatess intelli gence o devse bete mhods handle ne suaton or ma chney ih ease and make make repairs  machnst also needs a retentive memory to handle  g res and precise measuremens SatunMercury). 66.   COSEN

thchats o cometcan anazed.. Charts wth Netne or o r Puto romnent Chart wth a romnen..... Chart ,vh Venus romnent..... Chart wth oon minent minent. . Chart Cha rt wth Pu Puto to omnn omnn . . . .   Charts wth Netune romnen romnen.. ..

00 00% 00 00% 99 9% 93 93  90 90% 0 90% 8  % n a tabulation o these   charts by th sgns ocuped by n Moon and scendant we ound quarius hghest ith iba and and Vrgo nex he owest signs hd t abot abot hal as

 

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many as the ighest signs. \Ve were unable unable to selec an par tula house hose ativity nspiuously ontributed t the suess f osmeans The varius things dne b a osmetiian requie ania kill, te use of tols sme physia avity and h eatie abit to onstrut somehng beer n the fundat t hand. hus a prmnent Ias s needed Atisti aste renement of feelng appreation of olr ombinatins ombina tins and form are mapped b a prmnnt enus n addition the ability to get along th peple s mpped b a rnent 1n; th thee ability to rk in operaton ith thers thers by a prminent Pluto the hgher-otae of he Mon and althg alth g not s equntly pomnent Neptun Neptunee map th abit  assist the the lient b dramatizing the best pints n the ppear ane and subduing or making unnoteable the pnts of dstra tin

67. BIRTH OUT OF \VED.CK

Chart analyzed of those bon u f wock..... wock.....  100 Cat ih teh hoe acte....... ........ .. 94 Chat  h h fouh houe acte............ .................. ......  92 Chat wth Venu apcng a ..... ....... .. 73 Boy' cha  Vnu o o  1a apec apecn n Mon, pu  chat h Venu o Ma ••••••••••••.••••••.•••••••••••••••• .••••••••••••••••.••••. .••••. apcn Su 1 ••••••••••••.•••••• 9

100%

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hese brths, obtaned from the rerds of a hsptal for unfortunate unfort unate grls ere all tmed t the mnute n he sense that t s somethng that mes nto the fe at a dente time after brth hen rtan prgressed aspets orm brth out of a edlok s nt exatly n n the same ategr as the ther eents dsussed dsussed n ths bk. Yet t ertanl s an eent hh ke ther mportant eents in the lfe tends to ndton the nddual een thugh the onditonng arses subsequent ent to brth he aspets radually oer many ears subsequ mapped at brth sgnantl prtr the ndtonng press that usuall folls legtma s a restrton restrton mpsed b manmade manmade las ar ents ma be unise to den soal nentn but as the hd

 

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has no opton n seectng the method by whch t wl b bougt nto pyscal exstence, the buden of socal dsappova should not gty be attaced to t. Te andcap andcap so fequenty paced pon a cd bon out of wedock s not that f oganc infeo ty but of man-m man-made ade socal nfeorty s as a mke ef ect upon the chd's condto condtonng nng enegy Often eggeated tats of to chacompensate cha  a c t e  aefo aceab aceabe e o the unconous uncono us nd's endeavo the nfeo feeng he tenth house ues te eputaton and mote In bth out of wedlock te eputation s aected advesey advesey 94% of the ch cha ats ts so sow w a bad badly ly a ac cte ted d t e n t h  In t h e ca case se e eee stong amonous aspects also nvoved te u of te tent, the cld was emoved to a new envonment weethe ccum tances of ts bt wee unknown Even toug toug the chld may ove ts mothe tse actons map dcltes tss and tumo assocated wth he The fouth was of bad acted n 92ouse, of he heulng catsthenfathe many and many caseshome the place the oftenabsent fate s taken by ots who may o may not be sympatetc Moth and cd may ve wt eate to en sympatetc abe mothe to wok o the cd may be lft n te ae of stanges, so the pvege of nomal home condtons s dned Cden of paents wose oe natues ae stong enoug to gnoe o defy the conventns ae apt aso to ave po nouncedy amoous tendences T s te sgncance of 73 out of te 100 chats anayzed havng an apct bten Venus to

and Masfotthese ponts socetys espnsbty povd op otuty cden to do ceatve ok to pata of the atstc type athoug these eneges may be dvted o ote constctv cannes ndcated by te pomnenc of some cetan cetan panet o pa panets nets Mas and enus a te to socal panets panets The Sun ues maes n genea, and te oon females Aspects of Mas and enus ndcate emoton�! ac tons n contact wth othes n ths stud enus o as com mony made an aspect to the Su n the gls cats and to the oon n the boys hats hats Du to te ntensty of of te ove na tues and to te condtonng that cetan atttudes of socty

 

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may impress on the ndvdual, he oose sex assumes mor than average nuence n ther ves. 68.   \VAITER

Birth-chrts of waiter waiter or itrsses nlyzed...... I 00 100 Chrts ith Mrs promiet..... 99 99% Chrts ,\·ith ith Neptue oo promet........... Chrts promiet. 96 96 Chts ith Pto promet...... 96  Chrts with ercur promiet. 91 

96 96 96 96 91

Si:.th  ous Actvt f O / /ts ts

Chrts th sixth house ctive ctive .. ... Chrts ith plet i sth house     Chrts with sith hous more dsodt th hmoios hmoio s ..... .............. .............. ...... Chrts ith sith hose more harmoos th discordt . . . ... ... Chrt with rer of ith ctul  teth   ose set to ruer o teth....... teth.......

95 48

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40

40%

60

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72

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9 2

9% 62%

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42%

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57%

48%

Frs Hous Acty o OO tr tr

Chrts ith rt hose i.. ....... ......... ...... Chrts th plet i rst house........ house........ Chrts th rst hose more dscordt th hrmoio ...... .. ....... ..... ... .. . Chrts ith rst house more hrmoios th discordt ................ .................. ....... ...... Chrts ith rst house outstdig  ttrte be mgetc d peasi prsoit 

88 88% 88 % An analys analysss of th sgns sgn s n whch he he Sun, Moon nd s cendant o the   chars chars are found does not nce any sgn to be a brth-chat consan of waters Su, oon or scen an n Gemn Leo or Sagtarus seems to ma an tracon to ths calng more ofen han other sgns o quarus Tauru an Ares occur leas often hang only onehalf as mn waters as he other hree sgns ars mas muscuar strength requre for the amoun of wakng wak ng an to carry rays of of food on mas contac contac an assocaon wth eole n general nutrton an he foos

 

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and beverage beveragess served. Neptune maps the courteous, imper sonal atttude. Puto maps groups; groups; usuay a water water serves serves partes part es rather than ndvduas As Puto nd the Moon are ocaves one or the other s aways promnent ercury ercury's 's prom nence s assocated wth nua dexterty aertness an ood tempora temporar r n memory requred A ofwaters these panets ar hghly promnent the charts of successfu Sxth house actvty embraces those who are at the beck and ca of others Frst house actvty maps the necessary physc movement as we as the personat both mportant for suc cess n ths vocaton 69. TEL ELEPHN EPHNE E OPRA PRA 

Bth-chas of eephone operaos analyzed..... Chas wh Mecuy pominn......... Chas wih Uranus promnen......... Chas wih Pluo pominen............ Chas ih Moon pomnen............

100 100% 98 98% 98 98% 6 96% 95 

95% 

Third House ctvty of 100 Teleone Opertor

Chas h hd house acve............ acve............ Chas wth plane in hird house................ Chas wih hd house moe dscodan han hamonous ................. ...................... ..... Chas wh hid house moe hamonious hamonious han· han· discodan ...... .................. .............. ..

100 100% 65 65% 61

61%

39

39% 39 %

 tabuaton of the 100 charts accordng to the sgns occu ped by the Sun oon and scendant ve some vraton ordng to sgns but nothng outstandng enough to be con sdered a brth-chart constant or markedy to encourage or dscourage anyone from becomng a teephone operator.  promnen ercury maps the alertness and quck respon sveness requred A promnent Uranus reates reates to assocaton th somethng eectrca and varous devces whch are an essenta essent a part of a teephone teephone system Puto rues roups of peope and a teepho teephone ne operator operator works wth wt h and serv serves es othe others rs The sgncance of the oon as rung peope n enera s ovous. Peope keep the teephone operator busy he thrd

 

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house rules cals that are made ad coversation takig place by meas of the telephoe system. 70   BOOKEEPER Birth-charts of bookkeepers analyzed..........  00 Charts wth Saturn Sat urn prominent .......... ............... ..... 100 Charts wth Mercury pronet........ 97 Charts wth Mars promnent..................... 95

00 O0 97 95o 

Tird House Ativy of 00 Bookkeepers

Chart wth thrd house active............ Charts wth panet  thrd ouse............ Charts wth third house more dscordant than armonious .................... Charts wth thrd house more harmonous than discordant discord ant .....................................

94 5

94 5510

5

55

41

41

Eighth House ,1 iit of 00 Bookkeepr

Charts wth eghth house actve.......... Charts wth planet in eighth house............ Charts wth ehth house more dscordant than harmonous harmono us ......................... Charts wth eigt house more hamonious than dscordant .........................

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I the aalysis of the 100 charts by the sigs occupied by the Su, Moo ad Ascedat, Libra was foud to be the higest-probably because Libra dislikes dirty work d teds to eatess eatess ad precis precisiow iowith ith twice as may as Pisces Pisces which was lowst Next to highest highest i umber were Gemii ad Lo ad ext to lowest were Capricor ad Aquarius o oe howeer should be discouraged from becomig a bookkeepe merely because of the sig occupied by Su Moo or sced at if the plaetary promiece ad house activit idicate atural aptitude fo such work We have foud hadlig  gres with facility reuires a promiet Mercury ad Mars; but to be a matheatiia e quires als also o a promiet Satur To be be a successful bookkeeper while ot requirg muc mathematical ability, calls u the Satur thoughtcells because of the dull mootoous grid of

 

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the work. work. Enough persstece ot ot to give up unti the the job has been nshed rght calls upo the experieces ncorporated i the Saturn Saturn though thought-cels t-cels The same Mars M ars mechanical mechanical abity eabg a person to hadle tools to bud thngs also seems to map abiit abiityy to use arithmetic as a too too The promi promiet et Mer cury ponts to aertness and the constant use of teligence in solvg probems The nature of the work s probaby why so much activty s shown shown i the thrd house of bookkeepers Wrting, caculat ig and thkg are all all assocat assocated ed with t Although not as oten as the thrd the eghth house s commony quite active mappng the work relating to other other peope's moey moey We nd that to be stongly assocated with the things of some one of the twelve departments of life the individual must have active thoughtcels mapped by the house in his brthchart ruing that department of ife. Athough otrelatg consdered as a constant Uranus was sigi cant probaby to short-cuts and quick methods. Its moderate promence seems to reenforce the work of the Mer cury thoughtcels. 71.   STENOGRAPHER

Birth-charts of stenographers analyzed... Charts with Mercury or Uranus prominent prominent Charts with Uranus Uranus aspecting Sun, Moon or Mercury   . . Charts wih Mercuy prominent prominent  Charts with Uranus prominent

100 00 100 100% 100 97 97

100%  97%  97%

Charts with Mercury aspecting Uranus. 68 Third Hous Atvty of 100 Stogrph Charts with third house active. 8 Chas wth panet in third house.. 51 Charts with third house more diordan than harmonous . .  59 Charts with thrd house more hamonious than discordantt . 40 discordan

68%  98% 51% 59% 40%

A tabuatio tabuatio of the 00 chart accordig accordig to t o the sigs occu pied by the u Moo ad Acedat gae Cacer highet

 

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then Leo, with Virgo a close third. Taurus was lowest ad ad Pisces ext lowest; these two signs showing only abou hal as many as the high sign signs s Neverheless if the planetary planetary birh chart costats are shown there is no valid reason to discour age a person with strong Taurus or Pisces iuences from becoming a steographer Quickess in writing down thought in grasping the ideas of others ad in aking time-saving short cuts in lacing th thoughts of others o paper is an ability indicated by actv UranusMercury thoughtcells Thigs which come into the lfe unde raus stimulus come through a human agecy, ad stenography is work in which ther is close conact with others It is also the planet of short short cuts Taking shorthad shorthad wi ease is typical of Mercuryranus thoughtcells Probably the most favorable single aspect for ability as a stenographer is a aspect betwee Mercury and Uras Ura s 68% of theancharts this raus aspct and Next favorable seems to be aspect had between themost Moon with an aspec betwee raus ad the Sun coming third Perhaps we are waranted then in discouraging anyone from taking stenogra phy as a vocatio if Uranus is not prominent i his birthchar People who do not have the ruler of the third house powe fully aspected or at least plaets in the third, write compara ively litte 72.   ARTIST

Brth-charts of artists analyzed a nalyzed . 100 100 % Charts wth Mars Vnuspromnent promnent.... 99 99 99% 99 % Charts wth promnent.... ...... 99  Charts wth Neptne promnent... promnent...  96 96% Charts wth Merury promnnt 94 94% Charts wth Venus aspectng Moon or Mercuy 9 91  Chrts wth Mars aspect aspectng ng Moon or Merur 1 9 % Charts wth Venus aspectng Mars. 66 66%

A tabulation of the  00 charts according to the signs occu pied by the Su oon and scendant gave Gemini h highest with ibr ibraa and Sagitarius ext highes The lows numbers were foud in Aries, Tauus ad Aquarius, ach 

 

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whch had just to-thirds as many as ether Lbra or Sagt tarus. Evn so so f the planetary constants are shon, thre s no justcaton n discouragng a person from beomng an artst smply because hs Sun Moon and Ascendant are n sgns whch hold feer artsts than some of th others The four panets promnent in ths report ndcate secc abites anua dexterty dexterty takes ercury energy energy Dramat and magnave presentaton takes Neptunan enr enr o be abee to create ab create there must be ample ars energy ppreca ton of beauty s mapped by Venus Thus to create beuty there there must be ample ars and Venus energy The oon o on or ercur ercuryy aspectng aspect ng these panets facl facltates tates the epresson epress on n forms of art 73.

STORE CLERK

Birth-chats of soe ceks c eks analyzed ........ 100 100% Charts h Saun pomn .......... 100 00 Charts wth Puo omnen........... 9 9 98   Chas th Jup onn.......... Chas it ithh Moon prominen........... 97 9978 °   o o   Chats h erc pomnen......... 96  96 Frst House tivity of JOO Stor Clrks

Charts th st hose actve. actve.. .  Chats th panet n rst hose. hose. Charts th rst hose more dscordan than hamonoss ...... hamono ....................... ................. Chats h st hose moe harmonios thn dscordant ..............

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Seventh I I  s Att of OO Stor Clrs Chats h sevenh hose acive.............. 4 9 Charts th panet n sevenh hose........ 51 5  Charts th seventh hose moe dscodant tha harmonos.............. 5 5  Chats th seventh hose moe hamonos than dscodant ...... ............. ....... 49 49  tabulaton of the 100 charts accordng to sgns occuped by the Sun oon and scedant gave ra hghest ten Leo wth Psces thrd Taurus and Cancer were lowest wth a lttle ore than twothrds twothrds the number to be found n bra e

 

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lowest ere Ares, Gemin, Vrgo and qars; ach of these sgns contaning th same nmber. Satrn, promnent in a  00 charts maps the trde atmos phere n hch hch a store cerk mst mst feel at home and th reqired otne that that is fooed day aftr da Jpter s ssocated th saesmansp dependent upon good i an important spect n n the the rotine of hs job A prominent prominent Ivoon indicates the peope most most cerks contact dai The ntegence mapped mapped b Mercr is necessar to make ot bis and keep a record of saes. Pto as promnent moe oftn than pitr, er r or the oon to res a store store cerk's cerk's cooperaton in ths case not on th the cstomers, bt ith th boss and co-orkers as el Hs sccess depends pon the impression he creats ith the pbic, red b the seenth hose whic he is compled to contact da o some extent Satrn and piter a it, bt hs on personat, ndcated b the rst hose thogtces, assmes prominen prominence ce He needs ctie rst hose hose thoghtces for prsonait and persona actt, and acte snth hose thoghtcs to attract, for good or  the pbic People lacking actie seenth hose thoghtcels do not ha constant ontacts th the pbi 74.   ELCTRICIAN

Birth-carts of electrcans analyzed................ 100 00% Charts wth Uranus Uranus promnent..... promnent..... 100 100 100% % Carts wt Pto promnent........... promnent........... 00 00 % Carts wth Mercry promnent............ 98  98% Charts wth Mar Marss prominent prominent.. ..   97  97% Carts wt Mars aspectng rnus..... 7 7%

n the anasis of the  00 chats b the signs ocpied b the Sn, oon and scendant, Libra and Sagittaris re fond to be highest and Tars, emin and isces oest ith o qite tothirds as man Net to the higest ere irgo and Scorpo, ith ries and Caner trailin close qaris een hogh rled b Urans, the pant o ele

 

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tnc1ty, had oly two ore tha Pisces a three mor tha Tars  Gei. Oly people th a tog Uras are attracte to thigs electrical  ate ad associat \·ith the th geatst por to of ther aly lves A electrica is clle clle po to exer exer se costat gety i repairg stallg a adjstg a vast assotet o achry rgig  size fro hge ge erators ad yaos ow to ute a elicate istrets The vetive ablity of as whch was prot  all 00 charts s called to play lto relates to hidde ores d the side of thigs rlig er plae forces a tra-ato tra-ato  or electroagtic eergies  electrca ee ot ersa these eerges bt hs ork does reqre tht he beco falar with electroag etc forces a isal teir actity ctie lto thoght ells proet  al 0 hart5 facltats hs grap o he sject Mercry aps tellectal ailty a ars haca lity he proece of th arsras aspct favor gety relatg to echacs a bilg thgs 75. ATHLE

Brth-charts of athlets anyzd............ anyzd............ Charts with Mrs promnnt Chat wth Jpte promnnt ........ Charts th Nptun pronnt. Charts th Mrc prnnt........ Chats wth Mars apctng Jpt.

100 100% 9 % 8 8 8  % 5 5% 5 5%

Frt IIou IIou Avty of JOO Att

Chats th rt hos acv.... Chart th pant  st hose...... hose............ ...... Charts th rst ho mor dcodant than harmonos   .. ....... ........ ...... ...   Charts th rst hos mor harmonos tha scoant ... ........ .....

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Charts wih fh houe ve............ ve............ 96 9% Chars wh plan in fh oe 55 5 Char ih fh ho more dco ha  haio..... 3 53 Chars ih h h  hou hn ra....... ra ....... 42  A tabulation of of the 100 charts according to signs ocupie by the Sun Moon an Ascenant gave Virgo highest, with Sagittaius haing amost as many. Cancer was owt Capri corn next owst an ries with ny one more than aicorn an two more thn Cancr; Cancer having a itte mre than haf as many as Virgo The factor in the tabuation not anticipat is the pomi stuies ies nence of Neptune ruing ramatic aiity. In othe stu eptune is vacations strongy with amusments in fact often take vac ationsassociate or withdraw withdra w temporariy tempora riy from thepeope more utiitarian pursuits o if uner pogresse aspects inoving Neptune Most of the charts us here here wre of thse who attaine consierab ecognition either in the ameur or professiona profess iona classes o reach such a goa takes prootional aiity as we as the abiity to to dramatize inborn tants tants An other sie of eptune is sen in "xe contests and ames where the scheming quaities of the conence-man are in vove.  sports come uner the genera ruership of Jupiter, ini cating "goo sportsmanship the spirit of fair pa an the wiingnss to aie y the rus rus ve ven n if th cost is grat Mus cuar abiity abiity is mappe by Mars Ma rs th panet ring ring athtes But as athletics is not merely a matt o bran a pominnt Mer cury maps the fast an soun heawork to si up a situation an make a quick decisio. either the numer of panets in the rst hous nor the number in the fth house house can be consiere consiere signicant n these same chats 54 show panets in in the eighth house an 6 panet in the twefth twefth However, the uers of of these two houses are powefuy enough aspecte to make the rst house ( ruing the

 

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pesona actvty and physca bod) and the fth hou ( ung spots and amusements) signicant.

76. RADO TEC TECHNIC C  Brt-charts of adio tenicans analyzed 00 100% arts wt pomnent pomnent  t Puto Uan one nt onent   100 0 IOO' 100% art \•,t ,t Jar promn promnen en       100 00% arts t :Mecur or oon ponnt ponnt 100 100% Ninth Huse tvty f JO Rdo Techiis

arts t nnt oe t t   ats t pet n nnt oe arts t nnt oe ore dcordant tan aronos  arts t nnt ouse oe aronos tan      dscordat 

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3 3% A tabuaton of the 100 chats acordng to sgn occuped b Sun Moon and scedant gae Liba highest wth Vgo Tauuss and Gemn Tauu Gemn next hghest Sagittaus was lowst wth to-fths as many as ba and es net to loest wth on one moe than Sagittaus Thus, thee oud be no bass fo ethe encouaging o discouaging a peson fom becomng a ado techncan mee because of the sgn un oon As cendant o planets ee n The electomagnetc waes used n adio ae uled y Pluto s the techncan mst assocate th and undestand these eneges the thoughtces mapped y Puto wee ponent n each o the the 00 chats Because the waes n a ado tans sson set ae electcal geneated Uanus was a po nent ndcatng an attacton to eecica deces an apttude o hanqing eectict and the ingenut and nent abit fo makng and handng the aous ntcae pats noed n ado wok wok Budng and epang ado appaatus demands he con stcte uge and the mechanca abt shon b a pomnent as The ae aett ntegence ceba actt and menta

 

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abty n:qured  hs vci s mp b  m M c r o. kg <  ss s  h hs hs w A bcsg h, cms  h h hs  s bcsg ss cosc r r h  bcs     of of  bcs bcs  h h  s  s  c ss ssc c     h  hse. Th chc rs w  tg   s s hh-cs h  s w    he  cc  h  c  hs 77 RCE

Bih-charts f ahite analyzed......... analyzed......... Cha wth atu pmit...... pmit...... Cha ith !I prt . Cart wth p pot........ Cha ith a pi pin.... n.... Cha ith Ve piet....... Cart ·ith U U prit prit.... ....

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hat \\ith thi he ative........ Chart \\'ith paet  th he........ Cha \\ih id he  ida ha haoi ................... ha \\h t he e ha tha ia .. ...... ......... .....

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hart wh th he at atve... ve... Char \th pat i th he......... he............ h: " fth h re rdat rdat tha har ............. hat h h h e ha ha irat .............

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 bl bl   h I 00 chs chs c c    ss c b S   sc  L hh Sc x; h cm c V   b. Pss    ws h  b h s m s  h cr  cs  cs  

 

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Atrogil Reach Rprs

panstaking stiats which prced ·arios nd o stuctres built pon pon the land ar uld b b Saturn prominnt promin nt i al I  harts An architect's wo s stine in nat: lig an painstak The abt to culate stresss, stresss, stat costs of matrals n asctan th xact amonts  aos rquird itms cals or objctv n ruJ  Mrcry and facit with matheatcs ndn in wt additin ars hes two pants r also ssocatd th slfl nry  e of raft rafting ing toos toos ptu ptun n ma t magnation ncssary to isaize th compltd stct stct  \ars maps creatv n rgy hich to ow persistntl no aistic wor mst b /  accompanie b a prominent V?�s V?� s sions of be;ut, a mon an line must be prsntd n n desns  an a prom inen Uranus maps th actal nvntie abiity an achtt nes s hs or cals for placn n papr his stimates an ains to mak ths dpartmnt of f sincant nough fr attractn sch or e neds actie thrd hos thohtclls he fourt ous maps the cmmon thouhtces ratng mor specca to te dpartnt of f hag to o ith builings of all kns 78. D:\NCER

B    . ... . .  C   ..... ........ ..... .. C "  ......................    ..........      . ..... ....... ...... ... C      ......... .......... . ...... .... ......... C · P ...

 00 00 0 1  991 , 99  7 

99  7 2%

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C    ..................... C     ................ C        ...................................         .... ........ .......... ....... ....... ............ ............ ...... .... ........ .... 

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Astrology Astro logy - 30 Year Yearss Rs Rsc ch h Fi/h II IIous ous v of 1 PoSJl PoSJl Dans

Charts with fth house acve....... 88 Chars w whh planet n fth house..... 52 Charts wth fh houe more dsorda!t ha haronos ... 50 Charts h fh house oe haroous than dscordan d scordan ............. 0

88% 52% 50% 0

A tabuaton of the l 00 charts according to the ns occu pied by Sun, Moon and Ascendant ave Leo and Virgo highest with Gemini owest emini Aris agarius and Cance were ow but had more than two-thids as many as e Vrgo and quarius the hree highest.  promnen enus maps beauty harmony and artistic ex pression; the oon indicates time tune and a sense of rhythm ars dnos cratv energy an muscuar strengh Neptune maps he more subte emoions which brng imagin:ton into pay ramatizing inherent taent Iercury enrges are needed to thoroughy memorie ong and intricae routines and pro fessona dancing s  s of ten don don n  n groups requiring an activ Puto The vigorous personaity and sutaind physica activity of the successfu dancer s mapped by a strong rst hos hos s ro fessona dancng is work which has to do ih entertainment fth hus assocatons durng the tme the profesion s fo oed are importan Therefore to t o attract these these asocations fth hous houghcs shoud be active 79.. CH 79 CHEM EMIS IST T

Brh-charts of hests analyze...... Charts wh Puo pronent....... pronent....... Chars wh Sau pronen......... pronen........... .. Chats wh Nptune proe............... Chars wh Uranus Uranus pronen...... Chas wth Mars pronet.

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Chars wh Mercury pronent......... 93

9%

 

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Astrological Reserh Reports Sixth Huse tivtJ• f ZOO Chmits

Charts wit sixth house acve................... 93 Cas t plane in sx ouse........ ....... 48 Chas t sxt ouse oe diodn an ham1onous ................. ..................... ............ ............. ..... 58

93% 8% 8

Cas dsodan  sxh .......................... ......................... ose oe aonus han . 2 2 % ' tabulation of the 100 charts according to signs occped by Sun, Moon and Ascendant gave Leo hghest with Vrgo and ibra haing haing almost as man. Taurus was lowest lowest with a litte over half as man as eo; and Gemini and Cancer were next loest Chemisty relates to changing nside factors of copons of manipulating groups groups (Pluto) of atoms so the separate from or combine th other atoms to form other moecules o understnd how these invisible forces withn the moleules operate and to andle them successfully seems to requre atve Pluto thought-cells It appers that luto is the chif ruer of chemistry and and therefore of chemists  chemst chem st can cannot not aord to hurry his work an no guesswo guesswork rk can be toerated toerated  man of sy syst stem em a n d orde order r he m u s t b e delb delber erat atee an and d persi persist sten ent t hus, a promnent Saturn s a requisite t this vocation ases chemicals and poisons in general rule by Neptune, form part of the surroundings in which a chemist spends most of hi hiss time Unless eptune is is active, he may not be attracted to the envronment Research comes under ranus as well as compicated tools and the apparatus he is forced to invent him self Constructon of things in his laboratory requires ineligent :nd mechanica abilit mapped by  Jars Jars and ercury.  keen mind hard study and manufacturng kill are needed to follow successfully the vocation of  chemist hemcals and drugs in particular come under the rle of the sixth house house herefore uness unes s the individual individual has active sth house thoughtcells it is nlikely he will be suciently at traced into assocation with these things to become successul as a chemst.

 

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Bith-charts of densts analyzed................. .................. . Chats wih Jupe J upe promnen...... pr omnen...... Chas wh Mec pomnen........................ pomnen........................ Chats wh Satn prominen prominen................. .................. . Chars wth as pmnen.............................. Chas wh Vens pomnent......................

10 100  00 10 100 00 99 99% 98 98 98 98

Six Iou v  v f 1 Dn Dn 

Chrts wth sxh hos ave.................. hats ith pane n ih hous........ Chas h sh hose moe diordan han hamonos ................................... Cha wh sh ho, mo hamons han dsordant ......................... ........................................... ..................

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A tabulaton t abulaton of the I 00 charts accordng to the signs occu ped by Sun, Moon and scendant gave res and Virgo high est, and Sagttarus lowest with a little more than half hal f as many. Next to hghest was Leo, and next to lowst were Gemn and Cancer 1\ctive Jupiter thought-cells stimulate the indvidua to take up a professon, gvng armth and genialty which cause peole to lke hm and come come o hm for servce Opmism en courages condence n his skll  dentst often keeps peope entertand hl he drills ther teeth and hammers repar ma teral nto cavtes Many dntsts dvert the the patent wth n terestng cnversaton hle dong the necessary work l thes thngs stem from actve pter thoughtcells. Study alertn alertness ess and a hgh hgh dege degeee of dexterity dexterity  ne man uaton uato n with the the hand  requ required ired of a successful dentist de pen uon th rcury rc ury thoughtclls thoughtclls Hs chf job s s to sae teeth, rule by Saturn, and make them last as lon as possbe e exrcses great ngnuity savng and not removing them Dentstry s manly a Saurn occupaton t s also ork requirng mechan mechancal cal sl, and the budng of somethng and therefore needs ars thoughtcels actve ether ars nor Saturn, both beng harsh conduce o sen stvty  person with these two planets promnent does not not

 

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mind too greatly the suerngs of others, an a nist shoud not be be hypersenstve. To keep keep hs patients coin bck, he neds a certain egree of sociabity, appe by Venus hose thought-ces are stulate when he is cale upon o t teth artisticay an attractie. he aents people theye hav ith their teeth uner th incung ue of the thecutes xth house. n ntist tist , coeof epenss upon peope epen peope wth sick teeth for hs hs lho An uness he has actie sxth house thoughtcels, he is not su cienty attracte to aing aing people to gt gt thir thir patronge patronge hus a entist shou have an active sxth house GNRAL EPOTS 81. D DS, S, R R  F R RU U IX R RSS

t is one one of the cardna octrnes of science, ppcabe to eery ine of research, that so long as a consiatn can be aequatey epane by factors areay rcognized, no ne facor fac or shou shoul l be be introduce introduce  nto its xpan xpanto ton n Both n de inating the brth-chart an its progresson, w ha hd tna ciousy to this principe, upon which teri science hs o suc cessfuy been abe to build its ssts \e are soeties aske h we negect the Ioons Noes, the Part of Fortun Fo rtun and th xe Stars Stars in the the brthchat. brthchat. e o so because, up to ate we haH not foun any cnditon in a person's f which cou not satsfactory b xpind b th ithout recours other factors W planetary o not sypostons that thse postions hve to nothese aue; y tat up to the prsnt  hav foun no no nee to to us the n expn ing the contions an nts in peopes vs h part of fortune s a point on the eciptc as far reo fro the :scenant b ongitue as the  oon is ree fo te Sun by ongitue. he Moons nos are th ragons ea an ti oes refe to the pont whe the orbita paths of to he eny boies intersect s other panets o not oe in the sae pne s the earths orbit each panetary orbit ust cut th

 

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orbit of te earth at to ponts. Terefore, te Moon and and eac of te planets have an ascendng node and a descendng node f nodes are to be used s senstve ponts, logc would ndcate tat te nodes of all planets, as ell as tose of te Moon, sould be used 1\ltoug many astrologers o ave attaned outstandng reputatons for accurac n te practce of orar astrolog have started b usng te part of fortune nd the oon's nodes, t became apparent to them as te ganed greater procenc tat tese smbols n a cart ere a ndrance to te reablt o ter work. From te standpoint of non-astrologcal dvnaton, te more numerous nume rous te smbols presen presentt  from c Extr ExtrSenso Sensor r Percepton ma take ts coce n gvng correct mpressons to objective conscous conscousness ness  te better better But from from the the standpo standpont nt of the Hermetc Sstem of Astrolog, researc comels us to emplo onl tose factors c actuall equal or add accessor energ to te tought-cells of te unconscous mnd It s our ve that for astrolog to be a scence, equvalents must be estabsed wtn te unconscous mnd of te uman beng for ever ever factor n te brt-cart brt-cart o te best of our knoedge, no one as establsed suc equvalents for te oon's nodes, part of fortune or xed stars  vast amount of statstcal ork n natal astrolog and ceckng predctons n mundane astrolog mpels us to ecom men tat xed stars te part of fortune fortune and te oon's nodes be omtted from al astrologcal carts 82. DIRNAL EVOUTIONS

A durnal revoluton s a cart erected for the moment te scendant on te gven da reces te sgn, degree and mnute of te zodac occuped b te brt-cart scendant e cart should be erected for te longtude and lattude occuped b te person at te te tme tme Our researc dd not nd nd durnal reolu tions relabe n ndcatng at wll appen durng te follow ng da

 

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83. LUNAR EVOTJONS '  oon making the conjunction

The transiting th ts birth chart pace is one tpe of unar reoution. he other, and more creative riod is when the transiting Moon forms the conunction conun ction ith the natal natal Sun. In either case the chart shoud be erecte for the ongitude and latitude ocupied b the erson at the time. Astroogical reearch has not found lunar reoutions reia be in indicating hat wil transpire during the fooing month Some astrologers aot great importance to the birth   chart house occupied by the IN :oon but astroogica re search found this house of no more importance than ordinar transit poitions fter conducting a grat grat dea of research on on this matter it as found that an ecipse of the Sun or oon fang on a birt-chart uminar or other birthchart position is of no more signicance than a hav transit 84 Or\R EOIOS

 solar revoution is a chart erected for the moment the transiting Sun returns to the ame sign, degree and minute of the zodiac it occupi occupies es in the birthchart birthchart he chart shoud be erected for the longitud and atitude occupied b the eron at that time Some astroogers alot great importance to this tpe chrt, but astrologica research has not foun soar reoutions rlia be in indicating hat i transire during the fooing ear Hoever the time of the Sun's transit oer its birthchart posi tion sems ith a aluabe creatve erod that can be usetoocorresond gret adantage. 85. MOR Ho HousE C Csp sps s

Events occur in eoes ives hich can on be exained adequately through the rogressed asects of the scendant and idheaen he are progress progressed ed as if if te ere ere aets. aets. But in the birthchart no aspects to the cusps of other houses are cacuated and e do not progress anets to aspects of the cuss of an other houses nor rogress the cusps of other houses in an a in the ermetc Sstem of stroog; be

 

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cause so ar vry extensi,·e astrologcal research work eeals nothng that cannot be epaned thout sch aspect and pro gressons. The term minor house house cusps refes refes to the ten othe othe cusps o o the brth-chart brth-chart aside rom the the rst (Ascendant) and the tenth  Mdeaen 86. I:\lLS AND rSTROGY

Our research ound that stimuation mapped by progressed aspects aects anmals n the same manner it aects men due alloance ben made made or the normal leel o the animal  is not to be epected that an insect ith a edays lie span ll respond other than to progressed postons ithin those e days Just ho ho they respo respond nd could only be judged by tim ng their their brths and calculatng subsequent subsequent aspects But e hae ha ample opportunity to obsere that cats dogs birds and horses on ther leel react under progressed aspects as do human beings In a seres o tmed and progresd rthcharts o dog: or instance a harmonios proresse aspect to the tenth house ndcated ith close certanty the do ould in a sho prze he same stimulation n a potcian's chart predisposes to in ng  ng an ele elect cton on n not othe herr ser sere ess o  c h arts on race hoses ealed hen the horses ere subject to accidnt to obsacles o a gien race and  the horse was orth training in the st pae We hae charts o brds and dogs with the most impotant eents n ther lies lsted and the progressed aspects noted he same consants are present as appear in the concdent eents wth a prson's chart chart Furthr Furthrmore more in eery case each major proress aspect as renorced by a minor progresed aspect and trigered by a transt aspect to one o the noled terminals just as in the case o a human birthchart 87. MuN,E sJY

The Church o Lght stroogical Research Department dligently nestgated the brthcharts and progresd aspects o all countries and towns or hich accurate brthdata as aaiable Research ndcates that that hile hile countries and sectons sectons

 

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of counres respond more ponouncedly o Cycles and curen asronomcal asrono mcal phenomena phenomena han ndvidal ndvidalss d, hey - as well as ces and lesser corporaons-reac ch as peope do o he smulaon mapped by ajor, mnor and rans progres ons. As a naon or a secon of he counry responds kedly to Cces and curren asronmical phenoena hey should re cee specal consderaon en hen he bihchar is knn But  relance shold have o be placd on only one nuence, ar greaer precson can be ganed hogh he se of major mnor and ansi pogressons o h birhcha han hrogh he use of Ccles and curn asroogica pions I as found ha in predcng evens fo a naion cy on or coporaon, nohing else gies he deals and pec son ha can be ganed by he se of a corrc bhcha and progressed aspes. he dcly n geing bih daa, Cyces anBecause Major ofConjuncion Chars gae corec ch nfoaion as o hat oud happen a a peced peced ie ihin ihin a gen aea Ho ee hese chas dd no cla designa he ct or loaly chey aeced by he evn. The did no pon ou h hee one specc enerprs aon an of a smar na, hich felt he ful egh of he  Suc1 dals can ony be re ealed by pogrssons calclaed to a cecly ied brh cha Oher asc o he o sol mog planes hae a no ceable aec pon h aas o cis naon and h old nd a cha eced or h cy o caial of he conr or he exac me he apc is prfec ll gie mch inforaon as o he depamn of lfe chy aced b h apc Such aspecs n h sky ap some nence dn h me hey are foring and durng he me he are spaang oer an ob for he same number of degees aloed for he same brhchar aspec In hs hey are que deren han he aspecs ade by pogrsson in a Cycle Char hchih the excepion o he sfy ong Joon-map aciviy ony d ng he me he aspec is hn one degree of perfec

 

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88. GROUP LEADERS ND MU:Dr!E ASTOLY A peope are not equay receptive to bratins being broadcast from the sk; no ore so than are a nations Soe ndiduals wtn a roup ay tune in scarce at a on a en paneta bration, ie a few mmbers a pck up its ene gies n tremendous oume Tese mebers rsponding ak ed to a panetar braton braton are deterne te eect eect of te particuar ener upon te group ose an te panet prominent in their birt-carts are ore responsie to its brations than are tose o do not ae t proinent. hat s, te ae toutces toutces witin ter unconscous mins actin as natura receiing ets for tis ener But to pc up te panetar ener, radio fason in ost oume tere ust be at te time a progressed aspc to tat panet n te brtcart Such a progressed aspec fors an aera ich read pics up te eneries of te to panets inoed s energ energ s conducted immediate immediate to t t tougt ces apped n te brthcart b te panets And tese tese tougtcs acqurn so uc new ne of ter own tpe powerfu nuence te ndidua's thinkin is behaio and he ents attracted into is ife at tat time Astroogica researc aorded ape opportunit to o out the proressed aspects in te carts of tese nJiiduas ose acttes were ci responsbe for an ect upon a nation o a ndiduas cit coincdnt hea aspcts n te sk at te tme Such adwit the aspectin pants pomnent in ther brtcarts, and at te tie tere was a majo pogressed aspect to one or bot of te brthcat panets It was found that t fortune of a naton usua coincided t te prorssed aspcts of of ts adr ! stud of the Untd States Presdnts duin os ts o oce tere as ete a war or a natonde nanca depession since 1800 demonstrates te point. (ese brthca brthcarts rts wit decna decna tions and case stores appear in te book "Hooscops o te US Presdents, b Doris Chase oane) Abraham Lncon as eected pesident n 860 unde pro

 

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gressed Jupiter trie atal Satur, a long-tie avorable aspect oicidet with his whole rise rise to political power power :\t irth Mercur was i cose sesquisquare aspect with ars a he the Civi Var reache its pak hi hiss progressed progressed Ierc Ierc y ored ore d the icojuc aspect th progressed 'Iars. Ulsses S Grat as electe presidet the sed time i 1872 uder progressed eus trie ata raus. raus. His atal chart shows  ars sesqui-square sesqui-squa re raus raus a the ear oloig his seco eectio proresse Juiter Yas cosel square tal Mars ad sesquisq sesquisquare uare ata Jupiter Jupiter O Septeer 8  83 a acia paic starte a severe epressio lastig through his ter, a al that te the Jupiter aictio as operatie Groer Clevelad as electe the seco tie i 89 hie f  progressed Su appe to a squar squar o progresse ;frs. ear the tie whe this aspect reache its pea o our oths ter his iaugatio a atioie coercia paic started. illia cKie was eected uer progresse us co uctio atal Jupiter a oth plaets ere oig to square progressed  ars durig the the Spaish-Arca ar i 898 Whe he was reelecte i 900 progressed Su was sextie atal Jpiter ut i 0 he progresse ercur square atal ars there was a acial paic i all Street oodrow iso as electe the secod tie  96 uer pogressed Su setie atal Su a trie atal Satur ut at the tie his progresse Satur oposed atal Su ad pro gressed raus tie ito the progresse Satur ith a sei square aspect. The ite Sates tere or or ar ar  erert ooer as electe i 8 uer rogrsse Su ouctio progresse Jupiter a trie ata Satu But  Noeer o 929 he his progresse Satur oppose oth aal ]o ad atal rs a progressed eus oppose his ata scedat the orst period o ecooic epressio tarted i this outr Frali Delao Rooseet as elected i 93 a the olloig ear lauche the ew Deal uder progressed s edat trie ata  ercur ad trie trie atal Mars he i 194 he progressed Mars was setile progresse Satur,

 

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Astology - 30 Years Reseach

he was elected for he hird time By Dcember 7, 1941, he day of Pearl Harbor and he formal entr of the Unied Saes ino \Vord War , his progressed Sun squard progresse Mars at he same time progressed Mercury opposed his nata ranus. Harry S Truman inherited heSun presidency just as he nher ited the war In 948, his naal as in trine aspec with progressed Mars A he ime his discordant maor maor progres sions were passing ou of orb to make wa for hre sexiles and a semi-sextie, which pictured a quick ending o he war high wags, full employment and no nancial depression No only is his rend seen in he charts of presidents an nationa leaders, bu i holds for any type of group leade wheher a great religious poenae leading millions of people or the chairman of a sixmember sixmember poery group Progresse Progressed d aspecs to the leader's birhchart picture he fortune of his group in a broad manner 89

SIGNFCACE OF CJP

he Church of Ligh Asrological Researh Departmen collected a larg number of insancs in which iher a Solar Ecipse or a unar Eclipse took place in he ame zodiacal de gree occupied by he Sun and other planes in peoples birth chars n none of of hes did did he eclipse coincide wih evens that were no clearly and fully accounted for by the progressed ascts at he ie  hae not been able to verify he doctrin hat he power of an eclipse persiss, even if a long eclipse, over a period of yars W have, have, hover, checkd the inuence of eery eery Solar Solar cips since 84 hat was visible in a part part of the orld fairly wl populated populated his sury lead o ositiv rsults t was found tha if a Solar clipse occurs in a region r there is considrable population, ithin a few months before or much more likey within a few months ater t clips here is a disaster in the region wher he eclps is visibe While the disaser nds to be near he central ah of the eclipse, i may be anywhere he eclipse s ven parialy visibe

 

Astrological Reeach Repo

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t seems ikey that the exac pace of the disaster is determined by the progressed aspects in the birth-charts of cties and regions, and he progressed aspects in the Cyce carts erected or those places. Because the correct birthcharts of so few cities are known, it is dicut to determine where within the visibe area of a Soar Eclipse the disaster wi take pace However, the New Moon chart often reveaed the nature of te dsaster From the standpoint of Nata Astroog research ponts out tat an ecipse of the Sun or Moon faling on a birthchart uminary or oher birhchart position is of no mor signicance ance tan a heav ransit 90.. UP 90 UPPE PERR-OC OCTA TAVE VE LA LANE NETS TS

n the divine alphabet of the anguage of e stars there are 22 etters The tweve zodiaca signs signs correspond to the conso conso ants and he ten planets correspond to the vowes vowes This ay seem strange to those conversant with odern opinion that the ancients having no optica instrumens coud know ony panets visibe to he unaded unaded eye It ust see seem m tey coud not have known Uranus eptune and Puto Yet the attributes associted wit these three upperoctave panets are pres presened ened ceary and unistakaby unistakaby in ancent yth oogy fter painstaking painstaking study of eptune ep tune J ranus and Pluto, P luto, the modern astoogr notes their attribtes which eperi mentaly demostrated, in detai the sae to the mythoogica characterss are character Uranus Neptune and assigned Puto This Puto is more tan ere coincdence There are hose who, even today eiminate e iminate these thre threee "spir iua panets from a horoscope saying the masses have not evoved o a responseeve enabling them to receive stimu stimuation ation associated wih the wayward panets n thi we cannot agree Our research reveaed that not ony do indviduas react to stiuus mapped by the upperoctave panets today but peope aso reacted before their discover discovery y Reserch aso shows tha new panets usher in new periods in word aairs aairs Tese trends depend upon individuas within a group, whoo necessi

 

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Astrology - JO Yea Rseah

expaned by the Law of Associaton-captu an reease astra eergies of the type mapped b Uanus, Neptune and Puto orkg to bring about the n· prio n or aar. t may be that beyon the orbt of uto which mars the present
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