25 by Monk Oops mistake on Lingayen Gulf link, true link below:- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lingayen_Gulf Quote Tue Mar 09, 2010 12:37 pm
26 by ### Hi Kirk, haven't heard from you lately? Hi Monk, When I noticed that you added to the thread I thought I would be neighborly and come up with a reply for you. But after wading through so much history, geography and twinkling stars I just wasn't up to the task. Sorry. I did enjoy your greeting, however. Quote Tue Mar 09, 2010 8:14 pm
27 by Monk Hi Kirk, Please note i'm not against astrology in general, Skyscript is an open forum, however i'm interested in astrology that has been kept secret, that doesn't reflect on any members here! It is a fact that most astrologers before Bernadette Brady only used the inaccurate projected measure on fixed stars. To value my work, then Brady's Starlight must be on a shopping list, it is accurate like an astronomy programme! I have made it less complicated to look at history by leaving links, however you only need a date of event, you don't need to wade through so much history! Now unlike projected measure, parans use all four angles, what i'm saying is that there is human intention to align JUST TWO STARS TO THE EVENT. There is a debate here, between unconscious human involvement or intented human involvement, however which way you wish to look at this still provides information on how astrology works....obviously i think this is electional astrology attached to Hermetic Philosophy, but i'm interested in the other point of view! If we looked at both stars aligned at sunrise, midnight or sunset then by looking at four angles we get 24 hits in a year, however we use a four minute margin, so this would double the effect. However at a lot of locations Sirius and Alnilam don't rise or set, and there are a lot of locations where Sirius and Alnilam set together. All in all by odds of chance or intended i would say we are looking at about 40 hits a year out of 365 days. Therefore i need to show a mountain of evidence.....this isn't a problem, i have done the work, odds of chance also looks at points of famous dates in history, in the end it is all about pure mathematics! Another example would be the Wang Jingwei puppet regime of the Japanese, put in place on 30th March 1940 in Nanjing. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wang_Jingwei_Government Greek day method used, being sunset on 29th March 1940 being 18:18:16pm, while Sirius was culminating out of synch by 02 mins 28 secs. I'll be back in a few weeks, nice to talk to you Kirk! Quote Wed Mar 10, 2010 11:52 am