This is a continuation, not a reply. The members of the Company later also gained limited liability. Because the members were celebrating their charter by New Year's Eve, I have provisionally cast the chart for 11:00 pm. MC = 4 Ca 56, A=3 Li 49. It has the triple plutoid conjunction in Taurus: Makem...

In regard to the conjunctions between Makemake and Haumea, a triple conjunction of the two with the plutoid Eris between 1595 and 1610 makes that period especially potent. It includes the birthdays of John Milton. William Lilly, Maria de Agreda, the Spanish nun who had the gift of being in two place...

This is a continuation, not a reply Waybread et al, I don't want to leave a false impression; conjunctions beween Haumea and Makemake were fairly frequent in the 16 17 and 18 centuries as I found out when I began plotting them. Those are posted under Mundane Astrology and World Events. Sorry about t...

This is related to an observation of the conjunctions of these two plutoids made under s different heading, "The Plutoid Sedna and the Near Future of US Corporations" In 1501 the distance between Haumea and Makemake was 11 degrees; the two were in Sagittarius with Haumea at 12 degrees and ...

In my previous post on the plutoid Sedna; I made the mistake of stating, re Goethe's horoscope, that conjunctions between Haumea and Makemake were rare. Haumea, the faster, completes its orbit in 285 years, while Makemake takes around 310. I thought that after the conjunction, it would take Haumea 2...

Waybread, what my intuition tells me about science is that its purpose is to bring about a harmony between the human race and the music of the cosmos, of Nature. Quoting an article about German Romanticism (around the late 18th to early ninetieth centuries) on the website Froebel Web -- Tripod. &quo...

Hello, Waybread! I appreciate scientific work and admit scientists can be passionate about their work, but I wonder if it is a particular theory of the world rather than nature itself they are passinate about. And proving the world is a logical place. And they also may be unconsciously or consciousl...

Thanks for the comment, Waybread. I am trying to relate "pray before reading" to its scientific analogy, "be open to inspiration while observing.". It didn't start out that way, but when I read an article about Francis Bacon, the author mentioned that Goethe had a different idea,...

this is a continuation, not a reply The reference to the Moon's hour , on a Thursday, is in some conflict with what little I know about planetary hours. When I calculate the Moon's hour from the surmise and sunset given by Google, (5:26 am and 7;11 PM), it lasts from 11:10 am to 12:18 pm; when I tak...

This is a continuation, not a reply.oee, etc., A Quoting from page 1 of Goethe's Autobiography (blogged by Goethe Girl in '"Goethe etc., August 2009") "It was on the 28th of August at the stroke of twelve noon in Frankfurt on the Main. The Constellation was auspicious. The Sun was in ...

Thank you for your interest, waybread. Yes, I have known scientists personally, both as friends and teachers in the undergrad science program I pursued. Most I liked, but there were exceptions. Some are also close relatives. And I admire their history, especially Pasteur, Semmelweis, George Washingt...

I started out with a raw feeling that there was something profoundly wrong with the way the world was going and that this had to be turned around. And with modern science. As Arthur Koestler said, around the time of the A bomb, they have done the equivalent of handing a fun to a two-year-old. And I ...