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Split Thread General astrology discussion with Astro Teacher

Astro Teacher said:
You will have serious worries in the near future, you can bet on it from the astrological transits to come. Keep your eyes on the skies, and pray that you've lived a decent life because the "proof" you are looking for may be detrimental to your very existence if you don't get it together in your own life.

The solar system is basically a giant clock, and if you haven't learn to "read" this clock then how are you to know what time it really is?
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Can you be more specific as to what you mean by “near future”? do you mean days, months, years or decades?

Does you reference to “a decent life” have a religious connotation?

What do you mean by “get it together“? Do you mean study and accept astrology or a god (or both)? Is astrology a religious science?
 
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Astro Teacher said:
It is the oldest body of knowledge on this planet you know.
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and it was discarded by the same people in favour of splanchnomancy and Hepatoscopy as they were discovered to be far more accurate.

Why don't you use those ?
:p
 
Astro Teacher said:
You will have serious worries in the near future, you can bet on it from the astrological transits to come. Keep your eyes on the skies, and pray that you've lived a decent life because the "proof" you are looking for may be detrimental to your very existence if you don't get it together in your own life.

The solar system is basically a giant clock, and if you haven't learn to "read" this clock then how are you to know what time it really is?
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I use my sidereal digital clock.
 
You will find many so-called "astrologers" playing the "prediction" game to prove that they "know something" about the future to "impress" the client with what they "think" they know about them. That's a joke, but it is not funny to this teacher of astrology. If I ever caught one of my students doing this, they know what will happen to them - and it will not be funny at all. The first rule is to protect the client at all costs, and to respect their needs, their personal information, and their privacy. If any of my students broke this principle they get my wrath. It is not wise to piss off a real astrologer.
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:boxedin:

Please. . . stop . . . in the name of Urania.
 
Astro Teacher said:
You will have serious worries in the near future, you can bet on it from the astrological transits to come. Keep your eyes on the skies, and pray that you've lived a decent life because the "proof" you are looking for may be detrimental to your very existence if you don't get it together in your own life.
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You call this helpful? Ethical? Specific? Practical?

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Astro Teacher said:
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The solar system is basically a giant clock, and if you haven't learn to "read" this clock then how are you to know what time it really is?
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Close, but backwards.

Clocks are little, tiny models of the Solar System, which we use to keep track of stuff.

They mostly go around in circles, similarly to some peoples' perception of logic.
 
Jack, post 168 & electro-pollution: Dr. Seymour brought up that exact point to me in 1998, and in his books written years earlier. Some astrologers do wonder if HARRP's ionospheric heating may alter earth's magnetosphere in some way. Earth's magnetic field has about two thousand different frequencies, most of which are random, come and go. However, two of these frequencies are well known to geophysicists: the lunar daily magnetic variation, the solar daily magnetic variation. Could those frequencies become scrambled, washed out, etc., via HARRP or other electromagnetic technologies? I don't know; but it certainly seems possible.
 
Bronwyn Elko said:
Gar: I never said that.
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I know. I said it because it is the inevitable implication of what you did say.

Bronwyn Elko said:
I said that when it comes to a test of matching the charts of a volunteer's father and mother to his own, that one should not also include the siblings of either parent as test subjects.
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Because they share a gene pool and therefore possibly some of the same astro points.

Therefore they may not be distinguishable.

Therefore you can't foretell the differing death times or circumstances of siblings and parents, even if they are so radically different as a childhood disease and an octagenaric passage into blissful death.

Words have two meanings, not one. The first is the emotional impact that can be caused by them. The other is that which is factually conveyed. In their readings and charts, astrologers rely solely on the first while pretending they use the second. You have done the same thing here. You have used words, hoping they would convey a feeling of "rightness," but that which they actually convey implies something completely counter to what you intend.
 
RE: solar and lunar daily geomagnetic variations go to:

http://www.publish.csiro.au/paper/EG993147.html

Q: Solar and lunar daily geomagnetic variations provide the basic scientific material for electromagnetic sounding of the earth . . . variations also provide information on the upper atmosphere . . . which give rise to the ionospheric dynamo . . .

If HARRP inadverdantly alters this delicate ionospheric dynamo, who knows what effects it may wreak on the natural GMF, not mention the weather. I would suggest that the solar-planetary-intergalactic-terrestrial 'magnetic complex' is connected like a web, more intricately interactive and interdependent than present science can accurately measure.

If all subspace, as Dr. Seymour suggests in his latest book, Dark Matters, is permeated by "electrified tunnels," then literally every speck of the universe, including our electrified brains and bodies, has at least the potential to respond to resonance phenomena. I'm not saying it's true, or that it is the physical mechanism by which astrology operates. Only that it's possible that resonance phenomena may play a role. I'm agnostic on how astrology may work -- I don't know. (yes, yes, I know you believe that it does not work, period.)
 
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Garrette said:
I know. I said it because it is the inevitable implication of what you did say.

Therefore you can't foretell the differing death times or circumstances of siblings and parents, even if they are so radically different as a childhood disease and an octagenaric passage into blissful death.
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Whaa?

Certainly if an astrologer is trying to ascertain the day or period of days when death is most likely to occur, he/she would want to examine the chart's of close relatives: sons, daughters, mother, father, etc. Technically, from an astrological viewpoint, a person's death should show up somewhere in the chart's of their daughters and sons, etc.
 
Bronwyn Elko said:
Whaa?

Certainly if an astrologer is trying to ascertain the day or period of days when death is most likely to occur, he/she would want to examine the chart's of close relatives: sons, daughters, mother, father, etc. Technically, from an astrological viewpoint, a person's death should show up somewhere in the chart's of their daughters and sons, etc.
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Why? :boggled:
 
Garrette said:
Because they share a gene pool and therefore possibly some of the same astro points.

Therefore they may not be distinguishable.

Therefore you can't foretell the differing death times or circumstances of siblings and parents, even if they are so radically different as a childhood disease and an octagenaric passage into blissful death
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I never said you can't tell the difference between dying of childhood disease or in octag-bliss. I said (in previous threads) I don't believe in predicting death. I also said that if an astrologer does look for death in the chart, that they (meaning me if I were doing it) would want to see death corroborated in the charts of the subject's sons, daughters, mother and father, etc.


Just a thought.
 
Madalch: No worries. The thread may be convoluted and sometimes anally silly, but I will be back to post links supporting my preceding woo statements. Tomorrow.

First: Can we all agree that electromagnetism is omnipresent throughout the universe?

B) That resonance phenomena is a wave phenomena not exclusive to electromagnetic phenomena?

C) That all atoms, quarks and living organisms utilize EM fields as a kind of messenger medium, relaying some type of interaction?
 
Bronwyn Elko said:
Whaa?
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A sentiment that perfectly expresses my response to the following:


Bronwyn Elko said:
Certainly if an astrologer is trying to ascertain the day or period of days when death is most likely to occur, he/she would want to examine the chart's of close relatives: sons, daughters, mother, father, etc.
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Should? Is it necessary or is it not necessary? If it is necessary then all the readings in all the world that have been done solely on the chart of an individual are worthless. If it is not necessary, then your "should want to" is meaningless.


Bronwyn Elko said:
Technically, from an astrological viewpoint, a person's death should show up somewhere in the chart's of their daughters and sons, etc.
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If astrology has meaning at all it would show up in the actual individual's chart. Does it or does it not?
 
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