It is with a sad heart we post that Bill Roche, a former Administrator of the Sabian Assembly, has reposed. He was a wonderful man, a kind spirit and gifted author though the book he co-authored with Stanley Carnarius, has been out of print so long that I have forgotten, unfortunately, it's title. When we... Continue Reading →
I am reading the Rise and Fall of the Habsburg Monarchy by Victor Tapie and he writes that Pope Pius II was a humanist. I checked Britannica and they said the same Pius II, original name Enea Silvio Piccolomini, (born Oct. 18, 1405, Corsignano [now Pienza], Republic of Siena [Italy]—died Aug. 14/15, 1464, Ancona, Papal... Continue Reading →
Marc Jones starts off How to Learn Astrology with an enigmatic chart for Martin Luther, a cleric that he held in great esteem. There was a lot of research to uncover the basis for the chart, when asked Jones would say, "figure it out yourself," and when this project was just starting, we did. Cardano-Jones... Continue Reading →
Notre Dame construction Notre Dame is over 850 years old. Originally there stood a Gallo-Roman temple dedicated to Jupiter and two early medieval churches previously rose on the site. Located on a small island called the Ile de la Cite (island in the City) it lies in the middle of the River Seine, a 483... Continue Reading →
Rachael, a friend of ours, recently asked us for some career advice. We always rectify our clients; chart and for her came up with 29 Pisces, a prism that takes facets of reality and fashions it into a way to measure her potential. The prism, is a dual edged sword for Rachael as it inverts... Continue Reading →
Nora, a friend of ours with some of her details are obscured at her request, is a humanist splash temperament type. She was born in Buffalo New York the same day as Elvis Presley, around 10 o'clock in the evening. Her the ascendant of 14 Virgo or a "family tree," but opposed by her Moon... Continue Reading →
Theodore McCarrick's natal chart and the announcement of his defrocking is striking its five oppositions -- a strong chart showing the "Splash" Temperament" and how his actions affected every part of his life -- public, private, social, environment and career. You can read the announcement from the New York Times, which time and place we... Continue Reading →
Theodore McCarrick was an Archbishop Emeritus of Newark New Jersey and part of the College of Cardinals that elected the current pope. "The story " related by a priest to Rod Dreher of the American Conservative and author of how Dante Can Save your Life, was that "McCarrick had a habit of compelling seminarians to... Continue Reading →
Bahais have beautiful gardens on their grounds, part of their belief of creating a heaven on earth. The featured shot is of their grounds in Haifa, Israel. The Baha's faith Their faith includes many notable messengers like Moses & Abraham of Genesis, Krishna, Zoroaster, Buddha, Jesus, Muhammad, and of course the Bab (the founder the... Continue Reading →
Biograph: Pierre Teilhard de Chardin was born on May 1st, 1881 to Emmanuel and Berthe-Adele Teilhard de Chardin. His mother was the great-grandniece of Francois-Marie Arouet, more popularly known asthe French auteur-philosophe Voltaire. He was the fourth of the couple's eleven children and was born at the family estate of Sarcenat near the twin cities... Continue Reading →
