We were impressed that the cornerstone for the White House was laid on the anniversary of Columbus's arrival in the Americas. It's that thoughtfulness for tradition that has built this country into Washington's shining empire and "city on the hill." This chart shows several important asteroids at the time of ceremony. Washingtonia is at 21... Continue Reading →
Having just finished Karen Christino's biography on "Eva Adams" one can say the controversy of Adam's birthdate is barely settled. Christino says Evangeline, a popular name at the time, was born to the poor side of the Adams family on Pavonia Avenue, right next to Journal Square (where the PATH station is these days) Jersey... Continue Reading →
Marc Jones wrote very little on the nodes, so last month we took a turn with several other authors and highlighted their work on the nodes. Naturally, we found some better than others like Martin Schulman, Georges Muchery and Bernice Grebner, but in all honesty we did not survey Dr. Mohan Koparkar, Haydn Paul and... Continue Reading →
Enoch Arnold Bennett was born on May 27th, 1867 in Hanley, Staffordshire, England. Jones states he was born at 10:30. Hanley is on the the English Potteries towns which he hated and with great ambition became a successful writer. A statue of Bennett at the Potteries Museum Your own mind is a sacred enclosure into... Continue Reading →
We ran essays on both these men, who are now banned by Facebook. Some like Laura Loomer has been banned by every social media platform out there because she has criticized Rep. Ilhan Omar, another one of our luminaries. Facebook Inc. has banned an array of personalities whose views it deemed too inflammatory to be... Continue Reading →
Leonard Borwick (26 February 1868 – 15 September 1925) was an English concert pianist especially associated with the music of Robert Schumann and Johannes Brahms. Early training and debuts Borwick was born in Walthamstow, Essex -- East London on the River Lea -- of a Staffordshire family that relocated that for business. He studied piano under... Continue Reading →
Wilhelm Backhaus, (born March 26, 1884, Leipzig, Ger.—died July 5, 1969, Villach, Austria), German pianist was best known for his interpretation of the works of Ludwig van Beethoven. Backhaus studied piano in Leipzig and in Frankfurt am Main. His rst concert appearance took place when he was eight years of age, and in 1905 he... Continue Reading →
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 →
Sarah Blakely is a big fan of Andrew Yang's and as a member of our Real Political Astrological group on Facebook asked us to rectify his chart and see his potential in the upcoming 2020 election. It's good she asked; we had not heard of him. All you need is self-driving cars to destabilize society,”... Continue Reading →
There was an article in the New York Post today about Dakota Meyer's poor treatment of his stepson, so I was interested in the boy's chart. He was born at 5:30 am in Palmer Alaska on December 27, 2008, making him 10 years old at his next birthday. His ascendant is 15 Scorpio, or "children... Continue Reading →
Sir Daniel Day-Lewis has announced that his final act will be with the "Phantom Thread." He discusses this with the Greek Reporter in Athens. Day-Lewis is married to Rebecca Miller. They have two sons, Cashel and Ronan and have been married 22 years meeting on the set of the Crucible, the famous play by... 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 →
