Alfonso was the eldest child of the then-reigning the Bourbon King Alfonso XIII and his wife, Victoria Eugenie of Battenberg and born on May 10, 1907 at 12:35 PM according to Marc Jones. He and his youngest brother Gonzalo were both hemophiliacs like their cousin Tsarevich Alexei Nikolaevich of Russia. Both boys kept in specially-tailored... Continue Reading →
Highlighting the brilliant bacteriologist, Dr Hideyo Noguchi who died while trying to find the cure for yellow fever in Ghana.
from the American Federation of Astrologers Archives Why did this little boy leave us so soon? We must have looked at this chart from every angle and saw nothing. Yes it was born early, but my own father in law was born also as early as this fellow, a year later in another borough of... Continue Reading →
She was born on August 20th, 1900 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Twelve years later right a fortnight before Thanksgiving -- it was late that year -- on November 15, 1912, she was admitted to Minneapolis hospital with diptheria. The cart are coloured coded: the middle is brown and represents the progressed chart to that cruel day... Continue Reading →
Dr. Viktor E. Frankl of Vienna, Psychiatrist of the Search for Meaning, Dies at 92 By HOLCOMB B. NOBLE Published: September 4, 1997 Viktor E. Frankl, sed his experiences as a prisoner in German concentration camps in World War II to write ''Man's Search for Meaning,'' died at 92. He was considered to be one... Continue Reading →
Robert Pershing Wadlow is the tallest person in medical history for whom there is irrefutable documented evidence. Because he was born in Alton, Illinois, a town one hundred miles south of the capitol, Springfield, and across the river from St. Louis, Bob got the nickname of "The Alton Giant." Hyperpituitarism made him grow Robert Wadlow... Continue Reading →
Dr. Kubler Ross was the second of the triplets. We have rectified her chart from the more popular 10:46 to 11:03 AM. She came to the United States because of marriage to an American, but was stymied, Mars to the Moon-Saturn conjunction from the Second house, because she was pregnant with her son Kenneth. She... Continue Reading →
Prince Leopold was the eighth child of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert and the youngest of their sons. He was born April 7, 1853, and delivered with the aid of chloroform, administered by the Royal accoucheur, Dr. John Snow. He was the first of the Queen's children to be born with her under it; Beatrice... Continue Reading →
Tsarevich Alexei was the only son of Tsar Nicholas & Empress Alexandra of Russia. His birth was announced by his father on August 12, 1904 as at 1:00 PM and heralded by a twenty-gun salute.¹ Marc Jones incorrectly states that the "Czarevitch Alexis Nikolaevich" was born at 12 noon. His Ascendant is 10 Scorpio that falls... Continue Reading →
Dromenoner Mo Saladin wrote in about Dr. Jones' thoughts on Hyleg. You can view the original post here on Facebook. "Although man's physical organism is neither the whole of himself nor the controlling factor in his make-up, the body with its social and spiritual relations nonetheless remains a primary barometer of his well-being on all... Continue Reading →
The Hellenistic Hyleg In Hellenistic Astrology, the Part of Hyleg or simply calld "Hyleg" marked "the giver of life" position on the chart. It based on whether the person was born during the day, or at night in a hylegical area and then subtracts the last Full Moon prior to the event. It like... Continue Reading →
Margaret is a friend of ours who offered up her horoscope for discussion. Bravo Margaret, we need more volunteers to fill up our database! Margaret's chart is here, without our notations. Her Ascendant at 24.02 Scorpio is "An X-Ray" suggesting her integrity and her ability to share herself selflessly with others but it warns of... Continue Reading →
