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Bibliography:
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2. Doig, Peter. A Concise History of Astronomy. Chapman & Hall, Ltd., London. 1950.
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6. Taub, Liba Chaia. Ptolemy’s Universe. Open Court, Illinois. 1993

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After about AD 500, astrology died away for a while. It came alive again in the eighth century when Islam began practicing Hellenistic astrology. It was Albumasar, a Muslim intellectual, who was instrumental in bringing astrology as we know it to the Western world.
In conclusion, it can be said that Egypt has played a major role in the development of astrology. Egypt has had the pleasure of experiencing many different cultures in its land, which has enriched Egypt’s history and aided its people to become innovators of new ideas that would last for centuries and even on into today.

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Probably the most disturbing accusation against Ptolemy is that his figures were intentionally skewed and doctored to fit his hypotheses. A study of Ptolemy’s figures was done in 1977, and the findings were that most of his data was fraudulent. For more on this subject, one should refer to the book by R. Newton, The Crime of Claudius Ptolemy. It is hard to hold this against Ptolemy; he was, of course, working in ancient times. However, had he used correct numbers in his work, it might not have taken future scholars 1400 more years to correct wrong ideas concerning the universe.
In his defense, he was living during a time when "politically incorrect" beliefs could be grounds for punishment. It actually may not have been safe for him to expose the truth; instead he may have been forced to make his numbers fit into incorrect theories. He knew enough about the truth...the precession of the equinoxes and the theories that postulated that the earth, in fact, revolved around the sun. Apparently, fear for his own life is the reason why he did not act on his knowledge.
After Ptolemy, many astrologers followed. Some notable Egyptians in the field were Paul of Alexandria, Hephaestion of Thebes, and Palchus, though little other than their names are known about these people. Ptolemy’s work was continued and commented on by the Alexandrian mathematician Pappus, the mathematician/astronomer Theon of Alexandria, and the Greek mathematician Proclus, who wrote a paraphrase of Ptolemy’s Tetrabiblos.

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Ptolemy also dabbled in other areas of study. He wrote the book, Geography, and in it created maps and latitudes and longitudes. He studied the refraction of light in his book, Optics. Also, he studied harmonics and wrote yet another book describing his findings. However, it was his work called Mathematical Treatise in Four Books, also referred to as The Prognostics Addressed to Syrus, that would be the foundation for modern astrology as it is practiced in the West. The name we use for the work today is the Tetrabiblos. Nothing is known about how Ptolemy acquired his data for this work; however, his access to the library at Alexandria would be the best guess.
No original version of the Tetrabiblos still exists. All that remain are translations and copies of it, the oldest of which is Arabic and dates only to AD 900. Eventually, the Latin translations became familiar to the Europeans. The English version was translated from that of the Greeks in 1940. There were four books to this work, and each dealt with a different aspect of astrology:
The first book defined Ptolemy’s reasoning for practicing astrology as well as astronomy, for by this time, there were many who opposed astrology. He said that it should not be abandoned merely because there are a few people who abuse it. This book also deals with the various alignments of planets, the moon, and the sun. Ptolemy describes in detail which positions are favorable and which are not. He also explained the signs, when they begin, and why they begin there.
The second book of the Tetrabiblos describes astrology as it relates to countries. Ptolemy makes the point that astrological events of countries and race supersede those of the individual. He details which planets rule over which country, and makes the distinction between human signs and animal signs. He notes that human signs cause things to happen to humans and animal signs affect animals. Finally, Ptolemy explains how the planets affect earth. For example, Saturn was thought to cause cold, floods, poverty, and death. Mars caused war and drought. Comets and shooting stars were thought to also affect the weather.
The third book dealt with the individual. The Tetrabiblos examined conception and birth, saying that it was better to work with the conception date and that this date should be known by observation. Several key factors were involved with this aspect of astrology. The sign that was rising at the time of conception, the moon’s phase, and the movements of the planets were all taken into consideration. The father’s influence was shown through the sun and Saturn, while the mother’s was shown through the moon and Venus.
Finally, the forth book of the Tetrabiblos handled matters of occupation, marriage, children, travel, and "houses" of the zodiac. The particular angles of various planets were used to calculate these things.
The Tetrabiblos compiled almost all of the astrological works up to that point. Only very few modifications have been made since then, and most of what we know as astrology comes from this work. Critics claim that it is "tedious and dry" to read, and that there are some contradictions in Ptolemy’s ideas. Furthermore, he did not take into account the precession of the equinoxes. He undoubtedly knew about this phenomenon, an overlapping between signs and constellations that gets larger over time (about 5 degrees per three hundred years), but why he did not examine or explain this is a mystery and one of the biggest flaws of his work.
There were also problems with his correlation between astrology and the seasons. His belief that the conception time was preferable to birth time is a misguided one, as conception time for an individual is actually rather difficult to calculate. There were other errors in his work, mostly dealing with beliefs of the time and misinformation about astronomy; however, for the most part, the Tetrabiblos has proved invaluable to this day.
Ptolemy himself seemed to be quite egotistical. It is thought that he may never have actually practiced astrology, and there has not been a single horoscope found that was created by him. Some say that his writing almost reflects an embarrassment about astrology, and suggest that perhaps he might not have been a scholar of the art, but more a reporter of it.

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In 331 BC, Alexander the Great founded the city of Alexandria. This marks the beginning of the Graeco-Roman period in Egypt’s history. Alexandria became one of the most famous of the Hellenistic capitals. Hellenism is the term describing the Greek way of life. The people of Alexandria retained some of their Egyptian culture, but it became mixed with that of the Greeks, Romans, Macedonians, Persians, Syrians, Jewish, and Chaldeans. When the Roman Empire began its decline, Alexandria managed to maintain its prestige as a center for cultural activity. By the time Alexandria began its decline, the scientific revolution was over, and astrology was accepted and believed by almost everyone. It was at this time that Claudius Ptolemy surfaced.
Almost nothing is known about Claudius Ptolemy. It is known that he was not Greek and was not even a Ptolemy (that is, he was not related to the Ptolemaic rulers). He was an Egyptian astronomer, mathematician, and geographer who lived in the vicinity of Alexandria. Bits and pieces of information from his writings and from comments from his contemporaries are the only sources of information about Ptolemy’s life. He was born in Upper Egypt, and some say that he was the head librarian at the museum or library at Alexandria.
Ptolemy worked from the data of past astrologers to map over one thousand stars. He compiled a list of 48 constellations, and, for the most part, described the longitude and latitude lines of the earth. He was a believer that the earth was the center of the universe and worked to advance this theory. His effort in this area was in his thirteen volume work called the Almagest. Here, the Ptolemaic system is described, thus explaining why some planets seemed to move backwards for periods of time in their orbit around earth. He theorized that each planet also revolved in a smaller circle as well as a larger one. This was called the "epicycle." This theory would survive for 1400 years, until it was finally accepted that the earth was itself another planet in orbit around the sun.

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The Assyrians placed as much or even more importance on the five planets they had identified and their movements into these constellations. The reason for this is that they believed the planets were gods or at least the home of gods. The names given to these planets as well as the sun and moon were eventually replaced by the Greek names, then the Roman names, and eventually the English names. In Assyrian times the names were as follows: Sun=Shamash, Moon=Sin, Venus=Ishtar, Mercury=Nebo or Nabu, Mars=Nergal, Saturn=Ninurta, and Jupiter=Marduk. The various personalities and domains of these gods changed with time and change of rulership.

The next phase in the history of astrology is the New Babylonian period (600-300 BC). Some of the prominent astrologers of this period were Kiddinu, Berossus, Antipatrus, Achinopoulus, and Sudines. Up to this point, really the only kind of astrology being practiced was omen astrology, or the foretelling of major events. It was during the New Babylonian period that the signs of the zodiac were invented and horoscope, or birth, astrology had its beginnings. As of 1996, sixteen Babylonian horoscopes have been found and it was not uncommon for these horoscopes to contain little or no prediction. They mostly consist of the position of the skies at the time of conception or birth of the individual.
The Greeks began their immense influence on astrology during the fifth and fourth centuries BC. Alexander the Great managed to spread the Greek way of life, also known as Hellenism, to places such as Alexandria and Antioch. The Hellenistic period spanned from the time of his death in 323 BC to the middle of the second century BC, when the Romans took the eastern Mediterranean. The Greeks were responsible for incorporating mythology into astrology. The names we are familiar with today when we think of mythology came into existence. Up to this point, the same gods existed, just under different names and personalities.
This was the age of such famous forerunners of modern science as Plato, Pythagoras, who asserted that the earth was round and traveled around the sun; Leucippus, whose theory would later be the beginnings of atomic science; and Aristotle. Other scientists involved with the study of astronomy, such as Eudoxus, held the opinion that astrology was ridiculous and no one should believe prediction about his life based on which day he was born. Nevertheless, astrologers such as Critodemus, Apollonius of Myndus, and Epigenes of Byzantium continued to refine horoscopic astrology.
The Romans were not as accepting of astrology. About 250 BC, a large number of the common citizenry became interested in astrology, but the conservatives fought against most any outside religion, including Christianity. They presented quite logical arguments against the use of astrology and horoscopes, saying that people born on the same day at the same time had very different destinies, and that people born on different days at different times sometimes died at the same times. Nevertheless, astrology spread into Rome, despite several attempts to expel all astrologers from the empire. Eventually, astrology gained acceptance, mostly because the Romans had a certain respect for the Greeks’ education. If the Romans had not finally allowed astrology into their culture, things might have been very different as far as the Egyptians’ contributions to the art.

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1) Aries - Luhunga	7) Libra - Zihanitum
2) Taurus - Guanna or Mul	8) Scorpio - Gir-tab
3) Gemini - Mastabagalgal or Mash	9) Sagittarius - Pah
4) Cancer - Nangar	10) Capricorn - Suhur
5) Leo - U-ra	11) Aquarius - Gu or Gula
6) Virgo - Absin	12) Pisces - Zib

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As mentioned above, the Assyrians had developed constellations. In fact, they plotted eighteen all together. Later, by 600 BC, some of these would be combined and some would be deleted to form the twelve constellations of the zodiac. There is a certain amount of controversy over just how these constellations were named. The following is a list of the names: the Latin name first -- the name we are most familiar with, then the Babylonian name. Much of astrology today is based on the relationships these constellations have with the seasons. The constellations should not be confused with the traditional signs of the zodiac, as the latter had not yet been created

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The Assyrian Era marked a new phase in the development of astrology. This time period lasted from about 1300 to 600 BC The Assyrians conquered Babylon in 729 BC, and the inevitable changing of the gods occurred. At this time, the sun god, called Shamash now, was deemed high god. The state was still considered more important than the individual; thus the omens and predictions were still directed at the events that would affect the state. The Assyrians overcame a long time problem -- they created a consistent and accurate calendar. Star maps were plotted correctly, constellations were formed, and astrolabes, or lists of stars were made. Omens were very important to the Assyrians and the priests-astrologers-astronomers would present their omens to the courts often. Those who could forecast good things were well-respected.

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The Sumerian baru-priests were under quite a bit of pressure to predict correctly. Predictions became more an art than science, since the priests had to be a bit crafty in their work. They did succeed in predicting eclipses with correct mathematics; thus contributing greatly to the later development of the laws of astronomy. (It may be useful at this point for some to make the distinction between astrology and astronomy. Astronomy is the scientific study of the stars and planets and their movements. Astrology is the pseudoscientific study of the influence those heavenly bodies and their movements have on humankind.) Astrology as we, or even the ancient Greeks, would consider it did not exist at this time. The priests were concerned with predicting natural events (weather, eclipses, etc.) in order to maintain their power. Their efforts, however, did contribute to the development of astrology -- they designed a calendar; identified the basic cycles of the sun, moon, planets and stars; and divided their year into twelve months based on the moon’s twelve cycles during a year.
The beginnings of actual astrology can be seen during the Old Babylonian period, during the second millennium. The focus of the Babylonians was on the well-being of the kingdom and the king, not of the individual. For this reason, predictions revolved around things that would affect this well-being. The Babylonian priests correctly documented Venus’s appearances and disappearances and because of this erratic behavior (due to the fact that Venus revolves about the sun backwards) Venus became associated with love and war. Somewhere around 1300 BC, the precursors of the individual birth horoscopes were formulated. These were merely predictions based on which month a child was born in. By this time the astral bodies have become quite significant at this point.

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Astrology has played a major role in society since the beginning of civilization, and maybe even before that. Its influence can be seen in almost every part of the world. Astrology’s history is a long one, and common belief is that its origins lie with the Greeks. However, a closer look shows that the foundations for astrology were laid much earlier than that, and the Egyptians had much to do with this. The Egyptian influence will be discussed shortly; but first, it will be very helpful to describe the history of astrology up to the point that the Egyptians became involved.
The Sumerians, who settled in Mesopotamia around 4000 BC, mark the first example of a people who worshipped the sun, moon, and Venus. They considered these heavenly bodies gods, or the homes of gods. The moon god’s name was Nanna, the sun god was called Utu, and the god of Venus was named Inanna. These were not the only gods the Sumerians worshipped; in fact, other gods, especially those of creation, were more important in the Sumerian pantheon. The Akkandians, near Sumer, adopted the sun, moon and Venus gods, changing their names. This was common with the gods in ancient times: the gods were accepted by a society, but their names were changed, depending on who had conquered whom.
The priests of the time who communicated with the gods were the first rulers. Temple systems were created and staffs of as many as several hundred to several thousand people in various roles were "employed" to fulfill various needs of the priests. There were junior priests, counselors, musicians, potters, etc. Later, it became necessary to have military leaders and some of these became kings. These kings usually had in their company a seer, or "baru-priest." This person was an interpreter of the skies -- he would read the sky for warnings, which usually involved eclipses of the moon. It could be said that the "baru-priests" were the first actual astrologers. In order to be able to communicate with the gods, mounds were built which represented shrines. These, over time, grew to larger structures called "ziggurats." (Later, these ziggurats would be used to map the star formations and to watch the sky for omens.)

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Mount of Mercury, the person is an achiever, with a gift for persuasion. A fork towards the Mount of Jupiter shows a person with a pleasant humanitarian approach. These people are also natural leaders. A fork in the beginning shows a traumatic childhood. This will lead to conflict, but the person will choose the right path later in life. A double line implies insecurity. The branches of the fate line indicate the rise and fall of fortunes. A rising fate line indicates a successful career with great opportunities for prosperity. Dropping lines mean heavy losses, failure, and disappointments. A wavering line shows an indecisive and lethargic person who lives life on a totally materialistic level. An unusually deep
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line reveals an inheritance, and success that is handed down.
The Mount of Jupiter: This is situated at the base of the index finger. A well-developed mount is indicative of the person’s leadership qualities. This person is also just, honest, optimistic and sociable. If the mount is flat, the person lacks confidence and a good personality. If the mount is over developed, the person is arrogant, proud, idle and egoistic. A small line between the Heart and Head lines on this mount indicates acquisition of wealth.The Mount of Saturn: This mount is situated at the base of the middle finger. If it is well developed, the person possesses a good sense of responsibility and is concerned with seeking wisdom. If overdeveloped, with long fingers, the person is cold, distant and an introvert. If the mount is flat, the person is outgoing and optimistic.
The Mount of Apollo: This mount is set at the base of the ring finger. If the mount is well developed, the person is warm and optimistic, radiating enthusiasm. If it is flat, the person is cold and cynical, lacking appreciation of the finer things in life. If it is overdeveloped, this person is brash, insensitive, and loves to hear the sound of his/her own voice.
The Mount of Mercury: This mount is situated at the base of the little finger. A well-developed mount is indicative of a person who loves to travel a lot, and is a go-getter. If it is overdeveloped, the person is a glib talker and a consummate liar. This person is also the regular Casanova. If it is flat, the person is shy, diffident or just plain dull.
The Mount of Moon: This is situated at the base of the palm, opposite the thumb. A well-developed mount shows a person who is compassionate, caring, creative and blessed with an incredible zest for life. If it is flat, it shows imagination and a sense of empathy.
The Mount of Venus: This is set under the thumb. If the mount is well developed, the person is warm and generous. This person leads an active social life, and is an interesting companion. If over developed, it shows an extremely greedy person, who eagerly grabs worldly pleasures with both hands. If it is flat, it shows a lack of vitality and passion, and the person is cold and selfish.
The Mount of Mars: The upper Mars mount lies between the head line and beginning of the heart line. The lower Mars mount is near the thumb, at the beginning of the heart line. The middle Mars mount, is in the centre of the palm. A very soft plane of Mars shows a highly self-centered person. A thick, well-developed, and firm Mars plane shows abounding energy and an outgoing nature.

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The Life Line: The life line starts between the thumb and the index finger. It then touches the wrist, curving widely around the thumb. This line indicates longevity, vitality, and the quality of life. An absent life line shows a sluggish and high-strung person, with a tremendous nervous energy. A long and regular line indicates an excellent equilibrium and a healthy constitution. A faint line indicates a lack of endurance, or a dull and uneventful life. If the line is forked at its begining, it shows the person as just, truthful, loyal and dependable. On the other hand, if the line ends in a fork, the person suffers from frail health and experiences a lack of energy. A forked line leading to the Mount of Jupiter is a sign of success, recognition and glory. If the line forks to the Mount of Moon, travel to distant places is indicated. A faint line indicates a life of misery, while a clear line suggests a smooth life. A double line is typical of the security offered by a loved one of the opposite sex. It also indicates a healthy sexual life. Branches in the life line make a strong statement about the fortunes of the individual
. While upward branches show achievement, glory and success, drooping branches indicate financial, social and emotional loss. A long and deep line shows an abundance of energy, and single-minded determination to reach goals.
The Heart line: The heart line runs horizontally across the upper palm, surrounding the mounts of Mercury, Apollo and Saturn. The length of the line has a general impact on a person’s health. It rules a person’s emotions and relationships. An absent line is indicative of a person high on logic and reason, who could even be ruthless in order to reach the top. The length of the line plays an important role in determining a person’s attitude to relationships. While a short line indicates a highly self-centred person, a long line belongs to a person who has a highly idealistic vision of love. A very long line, touching both sides of the palm, shows a person highly dependent on relationships. This could even lead to promiscuity. A deep and straight line indicates jealousy and criminal tendencies. On the flip side, if the line is clear and deep, the person is sincere, respectful and considerate. A deep line indicates a highly stressful life. Branches arising from the line suggest a strong interest in the opposite sex. If the line has drooping branches, it shows a poor relationship. The heart line can also be read in relation to other lines. If the heart line touches the head line and the life line, the person is likely to experience a betrayal of love. A slight curve towards the head line shows a person with an intellectual bend of mind.
The Fate Line: This line rises from the base of the palm, and touches the Mount of Saturn, dividing the palm into halves. An absent fate line shows a person who is self-made and diligent. These people plan their entire life with meticulous detail, and leaves very little to chance. One fork to the Mount of Venus is indicative of a person with strong musical and literary pursuits. These people will almost always achieve celebrity status. The line ending in a fork on the Mount of Saturn shows a prudent, discreet and mysterious person. If the line forks towards the

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The Intellectual Hand: This is a long and angular hand, with bony fingers and knotty joints. The palm is large and bony, and the nailed phalanges are part conical and part square. The philosophic hand belongs to those who spare a thought for the less fortunate. They are blessed with the ability to understand the metaphysical aspect of life. They are gifted with analytical powers and are adept at keeping secrets. Profession: This hand usually belongs to teachers, thinkers and world leaders.

The Shape of Fingers
Pointed fingers: People with pointed fingers are cautious, intelligent and flexible in different situations. They are gifted conversationalist, and would choose a career that would allow them to interact with people. As intellectual visionaries, they lean towards spiritualism. They also have a deep interest in the aesthetic, and a yen for innovation. This could cause a battle between creative pursuits and practical reasoning.

Conical Fingers: These people are sensitive to beauty. They takes great care to dress well, and like to live in pleasant surroundings. They are intellectual and talented idealists. They are blessed with the power of thinking on their feet, they assess situations quickly. They have firm convictions and are even gifted with psychic powers in some instances. However, they must be careful and not let their emotions get the better of them.
Square Fingers: These people are blessed with sound business acumen, and like to put all problems through a wringer. They are practical and down-to-earth. They are also conventional, and like to adhere to social norms. They are methodical and systematic.
Spatulate Fingers: These people are pragmatic, and have a realistic approach to life. They have a taste for travel and outdoor life. As go-getters, they will always looks for the bigger piece of the pie. They also value work as top priority. They are creative, active and energetic.
Straight Fingers: These people are frank and forthright. They face the danger of being taken for a ride, due to their honest nature. They are diligent, energetic and impulsive. They also have a clear thought process, and know how to articulate their feelings. These people are invariably great achievers.
Knotty Fingers: These people are extremely practical, and plan every move they make. They are calculative, and the idea of taking a risk does not appeal to them. This takes away much of the spontaneity from their life. Since they plan so much in advance, they do not learn the art of living life day-to-day. Their constant planning and worrying can make them nervous and jittery.

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Types of Hands: The essence of palmistry lies in identifying the hand type, which can be attributed to individual characteristics:
The Elementary Hand: This is characterized by stiff, heavy, short fingers and a short thumb. Other traits are a thick, hard, square palm, shapeless fingertips, and rough and leathery skin. The person with the elementary hand displays a lack of enthusiasm and imagination. They show a general indifference to life, and are concerned only with daily existence. This person is largely intolerant of a nasty situation, and can get violent when provoked.
Profession: This hand is characteristic of labourers and those involved in violent sports, like boxing.
The Spatulate Hand: As the name suggests, the fingers of this hand are flattened like a spatula. The most characteristic feature is the large thumb. It is extremely broad near the base and tapers towards the fingers. This hand belongs to the imaginative. These people have a love for invention and discovery. They have a quest for knowledge, and a restless and excitable nature. They are energetic and dexterous, and thrive on taking risks.
Profession: People with this hand are mainly artisans, inventors, explorers, navigators, astronauts, and engineers.
The Psychic Hand: This is a small and slender hand, characterized by smooth fingers. The palm is medium in size, and the nailed phalanges are long and tapering. The thumb is small and elegant. People with this hand have a visionary and dreamy nature. They are interested in occult sciences. Persons with this hand shape lead a chaotic life, characterized by a lack of discipline.
Profession: This hand usually belongs to those with a deep interest in the occult, such as magicians and clairvoyants.
The Conical Hand: This hand has smooth fingers, the nails of which are shaped like cones, giving the hand its name. The palm is broad, thick and large, and the thumb is also unusually huge. People with this hand are usually connoisseurs of the arts with superb communication skills, and a love for the arc lights. He lives life on a purely sensual level. On the flip side, this person is impulsive and has a short temper.
Profession: This hand is characteristic of those in the creative field, like painters, sculptors, musician and poets.
The Square Hand: The square hand has a square palm, a square wrist, and the fingertips are also square. While the fingers are largely knotty, this hand is characterized by a large thumb and a square finger base. People with square hands are blessed with perseverance. They are downright conventional and love general order. They are honest and reliable, and like to lead disciplined lives, with little imagination. Profession: This hand usually belongs to businessmen, executives, lawyers, doctors, scientists and engineers.

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Spaces between fingers: Wide between Saturn and Jupiter: Will overspend
Holding out the hands: When hands are placed down on the paper for the palm print: Wide open: Friendly, outgoing. Big space between the Mercury (pinky) and Apollo (ring) fingers: Will move, needs lots of freedom and space.

THE MOUNTS

The mounts refer to the fleshy lumps that appear on your hand, the high spots or "mountains" on the plane of the hand. The most prominent ones are roughly at the base of each finger and thumb. These are named after the finger or other feature which they are nearest. In general, the larger the mount the stronger the characteristic in the person. There is a special meaning if the mount is not exactly under the proper finger, but that's more specific than will be discussed here.
Jupiter (under index finger) - religion, pride, respect
Saturn (under 2nd finger) - morbidness, sadness, interpersonal relationships.
Sun (under ring finger) - artistic talent
Mercury (under pinky finger) - inventiveness
Upper Mars (directly under the Mount of Mercury) - courage
Moon (directly under Upper Mars, large) - imagination
Venus (under thumb, across from Moon) - love
Lower Mars (above Venus, across from Upper Mars) - indifference
Palmistry is a method of interpreting the shape of the hand and the lines of the palm, to project the character and possible life experiences of an individual. The science is divided into two broad areas: the study of hand structure, or cheirology, and the study of the lines of the palm, or cheiromancy.
The modern theory is that the lines of the hand represent a graphic shorthand of the circuits of the brain. The nerve group that controls the hands is exactly in the centre of the brain, and all the electrical energies of our thinking pass through it. Palmists feel that the lines on the hand are formed in some relation to thought patterns, nerve linkages, or even chromosomal structures.

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Other lines: Pentagrams [goddess energies], Stars, Circles, Triangles, The letter "M", the letter "V".
All markings depend on the area of the hand where they are found.
Many markings do not mean an old soul. Many men have few lines and are old souls. Blue collar workers have fewer lines--usually just the basic lines.

FINGERS

Divided into 3 sections each with a different reference on each finger. Length of each section, and images on your palm print tell much.
Jupiter finger: Leadership, Self Esteem, The Teacher, Organization, Punctuality, The Limelight. A strong determined person will always have a long Jupiter finger, as do teachers, and performers.
Saturn Finger: Destiny, The Corporate World, Karma Long finger: Lots of karma to work out. Section closest to palm: Your family Section in the middle: Business world Section near the tip of the finger, your spiritual path
Apollo Finger: Creative, Metaphysical, Health If it points to the Saturn finger: Your have karma in the metaphysical realms.
Mercury Finger: Communications: Writing, Computers, Media Much can be gleamed in this area with a palm print as so many people are in the communication fields now. A short finger: does not go up as high as the third section on your Apollo finger: Not great with writing, but will overcome this by working with others. It the Mercury finger bends in: You hold back what you need to say!
Venus finger: How stubborn / or giving you are. It can be straight (stubborn) ---or bent (subtle)--the giver. Please check both hands as they may be different. i have one of each type!
The lengths of the Jupiter and Apollo fingers must be compared. If the Jupiter finger is shorter the person is often a late bloomer as he / she will follow the dictates of others and will not seek their own goals until their thirties.

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Clients who cannot come here for a reading, send me a xeroed copy of their palm print for analysis.

HANDS

Everything matters in Palmistry...the size of the hand, it's shape, color,texture, the nails, depth of lines, even the manner in which you hold your hands when I read your palm.
The hand you use to write with is your dominant hand. The lines on this hand change through the years due to the electromagnetic images from your brain which know your lifepath. Lines can add on. Once added they do not go away.
The other hand is your destiny hand. It generally remains the same throughout your lifetime. I do not consider it your last lifetime as both hands are generally similar.

LINES

Ovals on the heart denote line-divorce, separation. A long heart line: Overly romantic. A straight heart line: The mind rules the heart. The heat lines ends on the Jupiter mount: You want to control relationships
Above the heart line: A "V" denotes empathic qualities. A "U" from the Jupiter to the Apollo finger: Gay person
Horizontal lines under the Mercury finger: Karmic relationships: Long lines that run across the palm of the hand to the Mount of Venus (past lives) (thumb) denote marriages or 'living together'. (They are marked the same way).
Vertical lines: Full ones that cross horizontal lines: Your children should you decided to have any. Short lines: Miscarriages, abortions. (This will come up on the father's hand as well).
Head Line: Education: College--crosses the entire palm. Masters Program--has branches from the primary Head Line. Small branches: Other courses of study.
Life Line: Surround Venus Mount (thumb) Starts from above the thumb and goes to the wrist. If not connected to the Head Line: Caretaker, independent thinker, will give a lot in this lifetime, usually first or last child in the family-- or the only child (if the space is really wide). Double line: Depression, needs therapy at some point. A "V" closer to the wrist: a divorce A split in the line: Moving far, changing destiny
Lines that follow the Life Line of your Venus Mount (thumb area): Spirit Guides, Past Lives
Fate / Career / Destiny Line: Runs from the wrist straight up to the Saturn (middle finger). Career / careers: will often branch in many directions which will determine changes in career and goals in one's lifetime. Doubled line denotes: working at 2 careers at the same time.
Travel lines: Run along the outside palm from the heart line to the wrist. This needs to be viewed with a palm print to see where the person will travel next! Many lines: Traveling for business as well as pleasure. A few long lines: Major trips that change your destiny, often seen in the old years.
Money lines: From outside of the Venus Mount to the heart line. Run upward from the wrist. May have stars, bars or various other markings to indicate money and how you will get it. A wide "V" in that area: cash settlement. Darker / deeper lines: Finances increase Scattered lines: Make lost of money but at various times in your life. Palm prints denote: white space in that area: you will lend money but never get it back: learning lessons with money. How many lessons depends on how many white areas are between the life line and the thumb on your palm print.

History of Palmistry

Cheiro, as he is known by nickname, was said to have predicted correctly dates and events in the lives of many renowned celebrities, including Marilyn Monroe, and even his own death.

Cheiro (1866-1936), was one of the most famous and colorful occult figures of the early Twentieth Century, Cheiro was a clairvoyant who used palmistry (or cheiromancy), astrology, and Chaldean numerology, to make startlingly accurate predictions, including world events. Born in Ireland as William John Warner, Cheiro also went by the name Count Louis Hamon, claiming a noble ancestry that may or may not have been accurate. His name, Cheiro, derives from the word cheiromancy.
There has always been skepticism about palmistry. Yet in the 21st century people study the lines on the hands with children born with various challenges such as autism, Downs Symdrom, ADD, among others. There often is a correlation which one day may help in early diagnosis of childhood illnesses which go undetected in early childhood.
As a special education teacher for many years, I can tell you that patterns do follow with learning challenges and genetically inherited diseases.
As we know, homosexuality is inherited. There is a 'V' shaped line on the hand that is found in all gay people and which I have shown to my clients.
All genetic markers are prominent on the hand if one knows where to look -- this is science not metascience.
As we came to study the lines on the fingers as a personal blueprint of signature for an individual, forensic research would determine that fingerprints were unique to each individual. In 1901 Scotland Yard adopted the technique of fingerprinting in criminal investigation and identification. Fingerprint identification is sometimes referred to as dactyloscopy. It involves the process of comparing questioned and known friction skin ridge impressions from fingers, palms, and toes to determine if the impressions are from the same finger. The flexibility of friction ridge skin means that no two finger or palm prints are ever exactly alike even two impressions recorded immediately after each other. Fingerprint identification occurs when an expert (or an expert computer system operating under threshold scoring rules) determines that two friction ridge impressions originated from the same finger or palm (or toe, sole) to the exclusion of all others.
Medical researchers studying skin patterns - Dermatoglyphics - have discovered a correspondence between genetic abnormalities and unusual markings in the hand. Research has confirmed a link between specific fingerprint patterns and heart disease.
Some people study the palm simply by looking at it and tapping inot messages they receive intuitively. Palmists - such as myself with create a palm bring using black Speedball water soluble ink placed on piece of paper or file folder. The lines are carefully outlined and detailed for the person - the final interpretation lending itself to a combination of rote and psychic messages which I carefully outline on the palm print.

Ameer Abbas Hashmi: History of Palmistry

Palmistry is an ancient practice that can be found dating back thousands of years. The prehistoric caves in France and Spain display hand drawings of palms with the major lines portrayed in amazing detail. Judging by the number of hands painted in prehistoric caves it would seem the human hand held a interest for humans since the stone age. Archaeological discoveries have discovered hands made of stone, wood and ivory by ancient civilizations. The use of the palm of the hand as a tool for healing, a link between man and god, as been repeated over and over again in history.
The basic framework for Classical Palmistry (the most widely taught and practiced tradition) is rooted in Greek mythology. Each area of the palm and fingers is related to a god or goddess, and the features of that area indicate the nature of the corresponding aspect of the subject. For example, the ring finger is associated with the Greek god Apollo; characteristics of the ring finger are tied to the subject's dealings with art, music, aesthetics, fame, and harmony. Aristotle (384-322 b.c) discovered a treatise on Palmistry on an altar to the god Hermes. The Greek physicians Hippocrates and Galen (ad 130-200) were both knowledgeable about the use of palmistry as a clinical aid.
The emperor of China used his thumbprint when sealing documents in 3000 BC. Information on the laws and practice of hand reading have been found in Vedic scripts, the bible and early Semitic writings.
The ancient Vedas, the earliest sacred Hindu writings, studied the hands as a means to unveil and understand the self and relationships with others. Here began an understanding that the unique patterns of lines and signs in the hand are a direct result of the way we think - consciousness creating the human blue for experiece.
Julius Caesar is said to have judged his men by palmistry.
An early writing using the word Palmistry - spelled 'Pawmestry' - was written in 1420 by John Lyndgate in his Assembly of Gods documents.
The first book on Palmistry was Michael Scotts De Philsiognomia written in 1477 on the physiognomy of the human body with a chapter on all the aspects of the human hand. He wrote, Just as a pebble thrown into the water creates ripples, so our thoughts create similar effects on our palms.
In the seventeenth century many books were written that included the early gypsy ideas about the hand that had been handed down through tradition since the early 1400s.
The practice of palmistry was unfortunately forced underground by the Catholic Church who branded it devil worshiping.
By the eighteenth century books were written blending some scientific information about the hand with mysticism. Since then Palmistry was aligned with the idea that a person read the hand with a scientific eye and spoke from intuition. Palmistry then was a form of prediction that was as individual as the hand.
Just as today's consciousness is awakening from the darkness into the light - religious paradigms losing their ontrol over humany thinking - so too did palmistry awakening as a tool of divination linked to the working of the mind. One must never forget that consciousness creates reality.
And so evolved the gypsy fortune teller as the hand of hate created the 18th century grid experiences for humanity.
Marie Anne le Norman was a famous French fortune teller in Napoleon's court who created great interest in Palmistry because of her predictive successes with Napoleon and Josephine. Two other Frenchmen DArpentigny born in 1798 and Desbarrolles born in 1801 wrote on the subject.
Dr Carl Carus, physician to the king of Saxony in the 19th century matched palms to personality.
Patrick "The Mysterious" Goodden, was said to be able to predict someone's exact date of death by looking at someone's hand. He died in 1875 and ironically predicted the completely wrong day of death.
Alex "The Mighty" Bernas, it has been said, could not only predict date of death but also the cause of death. He was known to heal as well and was not only revered as a chiromancer but also a witch
doctor.

Islamic Nots

Mubarak Ho Rabi-ul-Awal Ka Mahina Shuru Ho Gaya Hai , HAZRAT
MUHAMMAD ( PBUH ) Nein Farmaya Jisne Sub Se Pehlay Kisi Ko RABI-UL-AWAL
Ki Mubrak Di Us Pir Jnat Wajib Kar Di .

Islamic Nots

" Anmol Batain " Kamyabi Un Logo Ko Milti Hai Jo Kamyabi Par Yaqeen
Rakhte Hain . Behtreen Kaam Wo Hay Jo Aitmad Ke Sath Keya Jata Hay .
Khamoshi Ju Samaay Khali Hota Hay . Mayosi Mout Ka Dosra Naam hay .
Bachoun Ke Leay Sub Say Achi Jaga Us Ki Maan Ka Dil hay . Chahay Wo Kis
Umar Mein Bhi Ho .　
" MAAN " Ke Laye Sub Ko Chhor Dena , Lekin Sub Ke Laye " MAAN " Ko
Mat Chorna , " MAAN " Roti Hay To Farishton Ko Bhi Rona Aata Hay ,
So Keep Good Care Of You are " MAAN " .　
" NEW SONG " Ek Zardari Ko Dekha To Aisa Laga Jesay Khana Kharab ,
Jesay Total Azaab , Jesay Aadha Faqeer , Jesay Murda Zameer , Jesay Nasoor ,
Ho Koi Sarta Hua . Ek Zardari Ko Dekha To Aisa Laga Jesay Bijli Ki Taar , Jesay
Khanjar Ki Dhaar , Jesay Dozakh Ki Aag , Jesay Zehrila Naag , Jesay Garmi Ki
Dhoop , Jesay Shetan Ka Roop , Jesay Beghai Raat Ho Koi Hansta Hua . Eis
Zardari Ko Dekha To Aisa Laga , This Song Brought 2 You By Greeb AWAAM .　
Chahey Kitni Hi Laashain Gisa Lo Aye Yazid Ky Chahne Walo HUSSAINIYAT
Ky Charaagh To Hum ApNay Lahoo Say Jalatay Rahen Gay .
( LABBAIK YA HUSSAIN a.s ) .

Islamic Nots

HAZRAT ALI (a.s) Said (1) Usse Mahoobat Karo Jo tum Se Muhoobat Karta
Hay , (2) Moun Se Hamesha Achy Alfaz Hi Nikalo Ta Ke Apne Dushmano Ko Bhi
Dost Bana Sako , (3) Jo Zara Sie Baat Par Dost Na Raha Wo Dost Tha Hi Nahi ,
(4) Jise aese Dost Ki Talash Hay Jis Mein Koi Khami Na ho , Ussa Kabhi Dost Nahi
Mile Ga , (5) Haqiqi Dost Se Barh Kar Sabt Qadum Rahy Wohein Aap Ka Haqiqi
Dost Hay .　
Insan se Hamesha Yaad Rakhne Ki Tawaqo Maat Karo , Qiyun Ke , Jo Insan
Apne Rab Ko Bhul Sakta Hay Wo Sab Ko Bhul Sakta Hay .　
ALI Wala Har (1) Dar Ka Swali Ho Nahein Sakta Bhare Jis Ka ALI Zaman Wo
Khali Ho Nahein Sakta Haji Ho , Namazi Ho , Mula Ho Ke Mufti Ho , ALI Ka Jo Bhi
Munkir Ho Halali Ho Nahein Sakta .　
Zindagi Na Umeed Ho Jati , But Parasti Jadeed Ho Jati , Sir Na Daity
HUSSAIN IBN-E-ALI Agar , Sari Duniya Yazeed Ho Jati ,
( SALAM YA HUSSAIN a.s) .　
Talwar Say Ziyada Tiz War Mujh Par Us Shaks Ke Aanso Karty Hain , Jo
Meray Masauib Par Rota Hay Mager Nimaz Nahi Pahrta , ( IMAM HUSSAIN a.s ) .　
Rasool-e-Pak ( S.A.W.W ) Nein Farmaya Jab Tum Kush Bhool Jaio To Mujh
Pay Darood Parho , INSSHALLAHA Yaad Aa Jaey Ga .　
Kis Trah Pata Lgaya Jaiy Ke Insan Par Aany Wali Musibat Saza Hay Ya
Azmaesh , To Jab Musibat ALLAH Say Dur Kare Wo Saza Or Jo Qareeb Kary Wo
Azmaish Hay . ( HAZRAT ALI a.s ) .　
Din Ki Neend Insan Ke Iradon Ko Kamzor Karti Hay . ( HAZRAT ALI a.s ) .　
Farman-e-Mustafa (s.a.w.w) . Jo Dua Doston Ke Liye Un Ki Gair Mojodgi
Mein Ki Jati Hai , Wo Dua Kabhi Radd Nahein Ki Jati .　
Jannat Ki Arzu Mein Kahein Ja Rahay Hain Log , Jannat To Karbala Mein
Khredi HUSSAIN (a.s) Nein Dunya-o-Akhirat Mein Jo Rehna Ho Chain Se Jeena
Ali Se Seekh Lo Marna HUSSAIN (a.s) Se .　
Kisi Ki Madad Karte Waqt Us Ke Chehre Ki Janib Mat Daikho Ho Sakta Hay
Us Ki Sharminda Ankhain Tumhare Dil Mein Khajoor Ka Beej Bo Dein .
( HAZRAT ALI a.s ) .

Islamic Nots

Ek Buzurg Se Ksi Nein Sawal Kia Ke ager Hamaray Naseeb Mein Peihley Se
He Sub Kuch Likh Dia Gaya Hai To Phir Dua QiyunKaren , Buzurg Nein Farmaya
Ke Ho Sakta Hai Tery Parwardigaar Nein Yahi Naseeb Mein Likh dia Ho Ke Mango
Gy To Milay Ga Warna Nahin Milay Ga .　
Sirf Do Log Mukaddr Wale Hotay Hein , Ek Wo Jnhein Wafadar Dost Milta Hai
Aur Doosra Wo Jin Ke Sath MAAN Ki Duaien Hoti Haim . ( HAZRAT ALI a.s ) .　
(1) Yahoodi Nein Hazrat Ali Se Kaha Ke Tumhara ALLAH Nazar Qiyon Nahi
Aata , Hazrat Ali nein Kaha Ke Tum Sooraj Ko Gour Se dekho . us Nein Kaha Mein
is Ko Nahein Dekh Sakta Hazrat Ali Nein Kaha Ke Tum Sooraj Ko To Dekh Nahein
Sakty To Sooraj Banany Waley Ko Kaise Dekh Sko Ge . ( SUBHAN ALLAH ) .

Islamic Nots

MERI dua Hai Ke Aap 2010 Ke 12 Mahine Khush Raho , 52 Haftay Muskurate

Raho , 365 Din Aap Par Khuda Meharban Rahe , 8760 Ghante Qismat Aap Ka Sath

De, 525600Minutes Kamyabi Aap Ke Qadam Choome Aur , 31536000 Seconds Meri

Duayen Aap Ke Sath Rahein , ( ALLAH-E-AAMIN ) .

　

Khuda Wo Hai Jo Qatre Ko Faiz-e-aam Kre . Nabi Wo Hai Jo Khuda Ka Intzam

Kre . Kaba Wo Hai Jise Sajda Har Khas-o-aam Kre . Ali Wo Hai Jise Kaba Khud

Salam Kre . Fatima Wo Hai Jis Ka Nabi Khare Ho Kar Ehtram Kre . HASSAN Wo Hai

ALLAH Janat Jis Ke Naam Kre , HUSSAIN Wo hai Jo Sar Kta Kr Bhi Neze Par kalam

Kre , ABBAS Wo Hai Jise Wafa Khud Salam Kre , (AUR) , MOMIN Wo Hai Jo Karbala

Ke Zikir Ko Aam Kre .

　

Kehte Hein Baray Fakhar Se Hum Gham Nahi Kerte . Maatam Ki Sada Sunte

Hain Maatam Nahi Kerte . Wo Log Bhala Samjhen Ge Kiya Raz-e-Shahadat . Jo Eid To

Kerte Hain Muharam Nahi Kerte . Kiun Aap Ka Dil Jalata Hai Kiun Jalata Hai Seena .

Hum Aap Ke Seene Pe Tp Maatam Nahi Kerte . Mohsin Ye Maqbool Riwayat Hai

Jahan Mein . Qaatil Kabhi Maqtool Ka Maatam Nahin Kerte .

　

Zulam Ke Khilaf Jitni Dair Se Utho Gay Utni Hi Ziada Qurbaniyan Deni Paregi .

Zinda Rahna Bazat-e-Khud Ek Zulam Hai . ( HAZRAT HUSSAIN a.s ) .

　

Ay Mohsin-e-Azam Tera Dam Bharty Rahen Gy , Matam Tera ALLAH Ki Kasam

Karty Rahen Gy , Tu Lakh Shopy Pardy Mein Ay Rooh-e-Yazidi , Lanat Teri Tasweer

Py Hum Karty Raheen Gy , ( Salam Ya HUSSAIN ) .

　

Achay Logon Ki Eik Khubi Ye Bhi Hoti Hai Ke Unhain Yaad Rakhana Nahi

Parta Wo Yaad Reehe Jate Hein . ( HAZRAT ALI a.s ) .

　

Hadees-e-Pak "ALLAH Ko 3 Amal Boht Pasand Hein Sub Se Pehla "

" SHUKAR Karna " Or Phir " Dua Karna " Or Is Ke Baad " Astaghfaar Karna " .

　
(7)Ke Hindsay Mein Shayed Koi Khas Hikmat Hay Ke ALLAH Rabb-ul-Izzat
Nein. (7) Zameny , (7) Aasman , Hafty Mein (7) Din , Quran Pak Mein (7) Manzilyn ,
Barry-Aazam dunya Ke (7) , Qos-o-Qazah Ke (7) Rang , Tawaf-e-Kaaba Ke (7)
Chakkar , Hajj Mein Shetan Ko (7) Kankriyan , Surat-e-Fatiha Mein (7) Aayat .

　

(5) Jaga Hasna 25 Baar Zinah Karne Ke Brabar He , (1) Qabristan Mein ,

(2) Janaza Ke Pichy , (3) Ulma Ki Majlis Mein , (4) Tilawat-e-Quran Pak Mein ,

(5) Masjid Mein .

Islamic Nots

Aap Ko World Trade Centre Ki Tabahi To Yaad Hi Hai . 09-11-2001 Ye Baat
Bhi Jaan Lijiye Ke QURAN Pak Ki Ek aayat Mein Buland-o-Bala Imaraton Ki
Tabahi Ka Zikr Hai . Us Se Ziyada Heart Ki Baat Ye Hai Ke Wo Aayat QURAN Pak
Ke 11vein Paare Aur Surat Namber 9 Surat-e-Toba Mein Hai ,Aur is Surat Mein
Kull Alfaz 2001 Hain 09-11-2001 Ek Aur Heart Angez Baat Ye Hai Ke Aayat Ka
Namber Bhi 110 Hai Aur World Trada Centre Ki Manzlen Bhi 110 Thin
 　
Jab Tumhara Dil Gunah Ke Kamon Mein Lag na Shuro Ho Jaye To Yeh is
Baat Ki Daleel Hai Ke Tumhara RAB Tum Se Naraz Hai . ( HAZRAT ALI a.s ).

　

Qustion :

( S.A.W.W ) Nay Kabhi Nahi Kya .

Answar : Hazoor Pak ( S.A.W.W ) Nay Kabhi AAZAN Nahi De Thi , Kiyoun Ke Agar

Aap ( S.A.W.W) AAZAN Dete To Kainat Ki Har Cheez Masjid Mein Aa Jati Or

Nizam-e-Kainat Ruk Jata SUBHAN ALLAH .

Wo Kon Sa Kam Hiy Jo ALLAH Ko Boht Pasand Tha Lakin Nabi

　

Na Ye Zameen Thi Na Koi Aftab Tha ALLAH Aur NOOR-E- PANJTAN-E-PAK

Tha , Jis Dam Hui Thi Adam Ki Khlqat Turab Se , Us Waqat Bhi Hazrat Ali (a.s)

Ka Laqqab ABU-TURAB Tha .

　

Lete hi Naam Ankh Se Ansu Nikal Para Pani Ko Kitna Pyar Hay Abh Bhi

HUSSAIN Se Bhatakta Hay Daar Badr NA Rehta Hay Chain Se Shrminda Hay

Aaj Bhi Pani HUSSAIN Se .

　

Wo Jis Nein Apnay Nana Ka Wada Wafa Kar Dia Ghar Ka Ghar Sapurd-e-

Khuda Kar Dia Nosh Kar Lia Jis Nein Shahadat Ka Jam Us HUSSAIN IBNE HAiDER

Pe Lakhon Salam .

　

1> 10 Moharm Ko Chand , Sitaray , Zamen or Janat Bani . 2> Isi Din Firown

Gharq Huwa . 3> Isi Din Hazrat Yosuf (a.s) Kuwain Se Bahir aye 4> Isi Din Zamen

Par Pehli Barish Huiy 5> Isi Din Hazrat Yaqub (a.s) Ki Binai Lotai Gai . 6> Isi Din

Hazrat Younis (a.s) Machli Ke Pait Se Bahir Aiye . 7> Isi Din Hazrat Ibrahim (a.s) Or

Hazrat Esa (a.s) Paida Huwe . 8> Isi Din Hazrat Imam HUSSAIN Nein SHAHADIT

Pai . Or . 9> Isi Din Qayamat Aiye Gi .

Islamic Nots

Takmeel e deen naam hy jashn e ghadeer ka bheja hy taaj rab ne nabi k wazeer
ka koi ali as ko mola kahay koi na kahay ye maslaa azal se hy zarf o zameer ka .

Qran me 700 baar namaz ki dawat digayi quran me surah al baqara sab se bari
aur surah al kausar sab se choti surah he quran ko poora honey me 22 saal 5 mah
14 din lage quran me allah ka naam 2584 baar he duniya me quran 103 zabano me
he quran me 4 masaajid k nam hain 1 masjid ul haram 2 masjid ul ziraar 3 masjid
ul nabawi 4 masjid ul aqsa .

( Anmol Heray ) Sub Se Bara Sahara "ALLAH” sub Se Bari Hasti “MAAN” Sub
Se Bari Nemat “TANDRUSTI” Sub Se Behtarin Rashta “DOST” .

( MOAJZAAT-E-NABVI ) Jab NabiKarim (S.A.W.W) Ki Viladat Hui To Us Raat 4
Mojzey Huye … 1 Puray Arab Mein Logon Ne Zameen Se Asman Tak Noor Dekha ,
Wo Noor is Qadar Tha Ke Log Apney Gharon Se Bahir aa Gaye... 2 Kaba Mein Us
Woqat (Statue) Thay , Jo sab Gir Parey … 3 Iran Ka Aatish Kada Jo Hazaron Saal
Se Jal Raha Tha , Khud Ba Khud Bujh Gya … 4 Us Raat Puri Kainat Mein ALLAH
Ne Baitey (Male) Paida Kiye .

Sajdy Mein Mehv-e-Raaz Tha Jab Bhe Niaz Se , Baithey HUSSAIN
Pusht-e-MUHAMMAD Pe Naaz Se Sajdy Ko Tool De Ke Bataya Rasool Nein Logo
Mera “ HUSSAIN “ Hai Afzal Namaz Se .

420 Ki HAQIQT Ko Samjho ILm-e-Adad Say ,
NAME : UMAR : ABUBAKAR : USMAN : MAHWIYA : YAZID :
ADAD : 120 + 55 + 45 + 135 + 65 = TOTAL = 420

Insan Ko Beemar Kar Dainay Wali Chezoom Mein Se Aik Cheez , Dostoon Ki
Judai Hai . ( HAZRAT ALI a.s ) .

1> Agar Aap Ksi Bemari Se Bachna Chahty Hin . To Surat-e-FAATIHA Mein
Har Bemari Ki Shifa Hay . 2> Agar Aap Ki Murad Puri Nahi Hoti , To Rozana
Surat-e-YASEEN Ki Tilawat Kren . 3> Agar Rizq Mein Barkat Chahatey Hin , To
Rozana Surat-e-WAQEYA Parhen . 4> Agar Aap Ko Qabar Ke Azab Ka Dar Hay ,
To Rozana Raat Ko Surat-e-MULK Parhen . 5> Agar Dunyan Ke Har Jahgray Se
Nijat Hasil Karni Hay , To QURAN Ki Tilawat Ko Apni Adat Bana Lein .

REFLECTION -:- Ali Ki Muhabat Emaan Hay . Our Bughaz Kufur Hay . Ali Mujh
Se Hein Our Mein Ali Se Hun . Ali Roshan Chehron Walon Ke IMAM Hein . Meray
Bad Ali Momin Ke Wali Hein . Har NABI Ka Koi Na Koi Wasi Hota Hay . Mery Wasi
Ali Ibn-e-ABITALIB Hein . ( Rasool S.A.W.W ) -:- Sahi Muslim Jild 1 , Page 61 / Sahi
Bukhari Jild 3 , Page 168 / Kanz-ul-Aamal jild 5 , Page 34 / Tareekh-e-Damishk
Jild 3 , Page 5 / YA ALI MADAD .
Ibn-e-Muljim , Muawiya , Par Lanat Beshumar .

Astrology

&Birth Analysis

&Main Title: Signs General

S&ub Title: Aries

Key Word: Dynamic action

General

In Western astrology the twelve starsigns are based on the orbit of our Earth around the Sun - and have little connection with the stellar constellations. Aries is seen as the "first" sign of the Zodiac, as it starts at the exact moment day and night are of equal length - the Spring equinox. All the other signs are measured from this point. Signs have no manifest effect in themselves but are activated when planets or houses are placed in them.

The sign Aries is ruled by the planet Mars. Physically it is related to the head. It is said to have a masculine nature, and is therefore more penetrative in its energy. Aries is a Fire sign, and this means a planet placed here will have a need to manifest itself in a very dynamic manner, and that the expression of personal identity through action is important. The desire to come first is paramount, and this comes to expression with a naive effervescence and inexperienced innocence. It is a world of knights and princesses. As Aries is also a Cardinal sign, its energy is manifested in dynamic bursts. Short-term goals are important and tangible results are achieved rapidly.

People with a strong emphasis in this sign will have leadership and pioneer traits, though there is a tendency to impulsiveness and a short temper. Impatience and egocentricity need to be tempered, and greater awareness of the needs of others should be developed, if conflict and tension are to be avoided.

&Birth Analysis

&Main Title: Signs General

S&ub Title: Taurus

Key Word: Stability

General

In Western astrology the twelve starsigns are based on the orbit of our Earth around the Sun - and have little connection with the stellar constellations. Aries is seen as the "first" sign of the Zodiac, as it starts at the exact moment day and night are of equal length - the Spring equinox. All the other signs are measured from this point. Signs have no manifest effect in themselves but are activated when planets or houses are placed in them.

The sign Taurus is ruled by Venus. Physically it is related to the throat. It is said to have a feminine nature, and is therefore more passive and receptive in its energy expression. Taurus is an Earth sign and as such is connected with fruitfulness and stability. A planet placed in this sign will be a stabilising influence and manifest its energy in a steadfast and determined manner. Taurus is also a Fixed sign, and this means that once a course is embarked on, it is rarely deviated from. Maintenance and care of existing conditions over long periods of time, and a reluctance to initiate change, are qualities of this sign.

Taurus is also connected with the resources of Nature, and the whole issue of value and worth. Therefore it is associated with finance, worldly goods and security. People with a strong emphasis in this sign tend to be materialistic, and often get stuck in a rut. By periodically cutting their strong attachments they can gain greater perspective. There is a talent for relaxation and enjoyment of sensory pleasures.

&Birth Analysis

&Main Title: Signs General

S&ub Title: Gemini

Key Word: Communication

General

In Western astrology the twelve starsigns are based on the orbit of our Earth around the Sun - and have little connection with the stellar constellations. Aries is seen as the "first" sign of the Zodiac, as it starts at the exact moment day and night are of equal length - the Spring equinox. All the other signs are measured from this point. Signs have no manifest effect in themselves but are activated when planets or houses are placed in them.

The sign of Gemini is ruled by the planet Mercury. Physically it is related to the hands and lungs. It is said to have a masculine nature, and is therefore more outwardly oriented in its energy expression. It is an Air sign, and this means that it is connected with communication, mental contact and social principles. It is also a Mutable sign which enhances flexibility and adaptability. Planets placed in this sign will often reflect on personal intelligence, bringing a tremendous curiosity and a need to exchange ideas with other people in a social environment.

Negative manifestations of Gemini influences are a flightiness and unreliability, and a tendency to get involved with too many things at any one time. There is a love of ideas, but no inner need to put them into practice. Nevertheless this influence confers great mental insight, though there is often some kind of split in connection with planets placed in this sign. Planets here manifest considerable versatility and mental skills in regard to all forms of communication.

&Birth Analysis

&Main Title: Signs General

S&ub Title: Cancer

Key Word: Attachment

General

In Western astrology the twelve starsigns are based on the orbit of our Earth around the Sun - and have little connection with the stellar constellations. Aries is seen as the "first" sign of the Zodiac, as it starts at the exact moment day and night are of equal length - the Spring equinox. All the other signs are measured from this point. Signs have no manifest effect in themselves but are activated when planets or houses are placed in them.

The sign of Cancer is ruled by the Moon. Physically it is related to the breasts and stomach. It is said to have a feminine nature, and is therefore more reactive in its energy. It is a Water sign, and as such is connected to the world of emotion and the instincts. It is also a Cardinal sign, which means that planets placed here will express themselves in a very dynamic fashion - especially in matters connected with care and protection. This sign is associated with motherhood and the family. There is a great sensitivity on an inner level, but rather a secretive nature. Loyalty and attachment, sentimentality and hanging on to the past, are all characteristics associated with Cancer.

Planets in this sign will often reflect a vulnerable character and oversensitive nature. There is also a possessive streak, and a tendency to be emotionally smothering. Nevertheless Cancer confers a strong intuitive nature and deeply-held feelings. There is a strong attachment to the home and awareness of the environment. Planets in Cancer come to expression most clearly in connection with the home and family.

&Birth Analysis

&Main Title: Signs General

S&ub Title: Leo

Key Word: Self-expression

General

In Western astrology the twelve starsigns are based on the orbit of our Earth around the Sun - and have little connection with the stellar constellations. Aries is seen as the "first" sign of the Zodiac, as it starts at the exact moment day and night are of equal length - the Spring equinox. All the other signs are measured from this point. Signs have no manifest effect in themselves but are activated when planets or houses are placed in them.

The sign Leo is ruled by the Sun. Physically it is related to the heart and back. It is said to have a masculine nature, and is therefore more extrovert in its energy. As a Fire sign, Leo is connected with the principle of identity, and as it is also classed as a Fixed sign, planets placed here have a stabilising effect, conserving and building individual character. There is a strong creative manifestation and self-expression connected with the sign - planets placed in Leo act in a dramatic way and need to experienced themselves reflected in their surroundings.

When planets are expressed negatively in this sign there will often be pride, narcissism and self-importance. When expressed positively there is a warmth and joy in being, and a playful, romantic nature. This sign is associated with children, charisma and entertainment. Planets in Leo act with authority and power, exerting a compelling influence on others. Greater balance can be attained if the capacity to see oneself objectively is cultivated.

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&Main Title: Signs General

S&ub Title: Virgo

Key Word: Organisation

General

In Western astrology the twelve starsigns are based on the orbit of our Earth around the Sun - and have little connection with the stellar constellations. Aries is seen as the "first" sign of the Zodiac, as it starts at the exact moment day and night are of equal length - the Spring equinox. All the other signs are measured from this point. Signs have no manifest effect in themselves but are activated when planets or houses are placed in them.

The sign of Virgo is ruled by Mercury. Physically it is related to the digestive system. It is said to have a feminine nature, and is therefore more reactive in its energy. As an Earth sign, it is connected with material things and practical manifestation, relating to work, the body and organisation principle. As a Mutable sign it is adaptable - and this manifests as a talent for discrimination and analysis.

Planets in this sign express themselves in a perfectionistic way, and give rise to a tendency to both criticism and self-criticism. There is a drive to work hard and a strong motivation to be helpful and of service to others. The work principle is exalted, and there is a need to organise people socially in relation to work. There is a tendency to analyse everything and compartmentalise information. The rational mind is dominant, and greater balance could be achieved if the ability to allow fantasy and irrational impulses could be cultivated.

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&Main Title: Signs General

S&ub Title: Libra

Key Word: Balance

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In Western astrology the twelve starsigns are based on the orbit of our Earth around the Sun - and have little connection with the stellar constellations. Aries is seen as the "first" sign of the Zodiac, as it starts at the exact moment day and night are of equal length - the Spring equinox. All the other signs are measured from this point. Signs have no manifest effect in themselves but are activated when planets or houses are placed in them.

The sign of Libra is ruled by Venus. Physically it is related to the kidneys. It is said to have a masculine nature, and is therefore more socially outgoing in its nature. As an Air sign it is connected with the mentality and social relationships, and as a Cardinal sign there is a dynamic expression to the energy. There is a motivation to achieve social or relationship goals. This sign is known for the ability to be diplomatic and create harmony.

Planetary energies in Libra are keyed towards attaining balance. There is a strong concern with the principles of fairness and justice, and great interest in getting people to function smoothly together. Planets here are motivated for partnership, and there is a willingness to compromise for the sake of a harmonious relationship. It can be an advantage to balance this consciousness of others with greater self-awareness and self-assertion.

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&Main Title: Signs General

S&ub Title: Scorpio

Key Word: Emotional depth

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In Western astrology the twelve starsigns are based on the orbit of our Earth around the Sun - and have little connection with the stellar constellations. Aries is seen as the "first" sign of the Zodiac, as it starts at the exact moment day and night are of equal length - the Spring equinox. All the other signs are measured from this point. Signs have no manifest effect in themselves but are activated when planets or houses are placed in them.

The sign of Scorpio is traditionally ruled by Mars, although Pluto has also been assigned rulership since its discovery in 1930. Physically it is related to the sexual organs and excretion. It is said to have a feminine nature, and is therefore more passive in its energy expression. As a Water sign it is connected with the world of emotions, particular the deep primeval emotions concerned with sexuality and survival. As a Fixed sign, its energy manifests in a stable manner, giving great determination and endurance. Planets in Scorpio seek to establish emotional security in a threatening world. Hence the association with jealousy and passion.

Anxiety in the face of the unknown and consequently a desire to be able to control what is going on leads to a certain obsessive quality in planets placed in this sign. There is a secretiveness and compulsiveness which is hidden under a facade of strong self-control. Instinctual knowledge, occult talents and psychological ability manifest themselves in Scorpio, because the character dwells on the inner emotional demons most people choose to ignore.

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&Main Title: Signs General

S&ub Title: Sagittarius

Key Word: Insight

General

In Western astrology the twelve starsigns are based on the orbit of our Earth around the Sun - and have little connection with the stellar constellations. Aries is seen as the "first" sign of the Zodiac, as it starts at the exact moment day and night are of equal length - the Spring equinox. All the other signs are measured from this point. Signs have no manifest effect in themselves but are activated when planets or houses are placed in them.

The sign Sagittarius is ruled by Jupiter. Physically it is related to the pelvis, hips and thighs. It is said to have a masculine nature, and is therefore more active in its energy expression. As a Fire sign it is connected with the identity - specifically with the search to find a deeper meaning in human existence. It is therefore connected with religious and philosophical urges. As a Mutable sign, planets placed here express there energy in a flexible and changeable manner, with a certain restlessness or inconstancy.

Sagittarius in characterised by a love of truth and righteousness, and an unfortunate tendency to express it rather too directly, even when not asked. There is a love of open horizons and travel and a need to expand on an inner intellectual level. There is a pronounced urge to rise above the animal nature towards the divine, and an impatience with the trivial issues in life. A dislike of superficiality may result in intolerance for the ordinary niceties between people.

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&Main Title: Signs General

S&ub Title: Capricorn

Key Word: Ambition

General

In Western astrology the twelve starsigns are based on the orbit of our Earth around the Sun - and have little connection with the stellar constellations. Aries is seen as the "first" sign of the Zodiac, as it starts at the exact moment day and night are of equal length - the Spring equinox. All the other signs are measured from this point. Signs have no manifest effect in themselves but are activated when planets or houses are placed in them.

Capricorn is traditionally ruled by the planet Saturn. Physically it is related to the knees, and to a certain extent the joints, skin and bones. It is said to have a feminine nature, and is therefore more reactive in its energy expression. As a Cardinal sign Capricorn is goal-oriented, and channels energy into strategic planning to attain long-term results. As an Earth sign, goals tend to be practical and related to material interests.

Planets in Capricorn will express themselves in a determined and serious manner, striving for honour and some kind of recognition in society. There is a desire and ability to reach the top through hard work and perseverence. Status and executive power are important - as is social position. There can be a certain formality and lack of spontaneity with planets in this sign, due to setbacks at early stages of the life. There is a tendency to control feelings and exert considerable self-discipline, but it would be advantageous if a greater emotional sensitivity and concern for others could be integrated into the nature.

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&Main Title: Signs General

S&ub Title: Aquarius

Key Word: Social ideals

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In Western astrology the twelve starsigns are based on the orbit of our Earth around the Sun - and have little connection with the stellar constellations. Aries is seen as the "first" sign of the Zodiac, as it starts at the exact moment day and night are of equal length - the Spring equinox. All the other signs are measured from this point. Signs have no manifest effect in themselves but are activated when planets or houses are placed in them.

The sign Aquarius was traditionally ruled by Saturn, though Uranus has also been assigned rulership since its discovery in 1781. Physically it is related to the calves and ankles, as well as the circulation system. It is said to have a masculine nature, and is therefore more outwardly oriented in its energy expression. As a Air sign it is very social, and shows itself in groups and social organisations. As a Fixed sign it has determination and staying power, and it is related to ideological convictions.

The Aquarius influence is expressed in rather a stubborn way as far as opinions are concerned, but the sign is also strongly related to social and humanitarian ideals. Planets in this sign express themselves in a unique and unconventional manner. This can lead to an experience of alienation or social isolation. Nevertheless the energy of Aquarius is in essence friendly and expresses itself in social relationships where shared ideals play a greater role than emotions. Aquarian energy is cool and detached, and a greater balance could be achieved if more warmth and identity could be invested in personality expression.

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&Main Title: Signs General

S&ub Title: Pisces

Key Word: Transcendence

General

In Western astrology the twelve starsigns are based on the orbit of our Earth around the Sun - and have little connection with the stellar constellations. Aries is seen as the "first" sign of the Zodiac, as it starts at the exact moment day and night are of equal length - the Spring equinox. All the other signs are measured from this point. Signs have no manifest effect in themselves but are activated when planets or houses are placed in them.

Pisces is traditionally ruled by the planet Jupiter, though Neptune has also been assigned rulership since its discovery in 1846. Physically it is related to the feet and the lymphatic system. It is said to have a feminine nature, and is therefore more responsive in the way its energy is expressed. As a Water sign it is concerned with the emotions, particularly those universal feelings which are associated with human predicament and suffering on Earth. As a Mutable sign Pisces disseminates energy sporadically and without specific direction. Pisces goes where the wind blows.

Planets in Pisces express themselves sensitively and in a rather diffuse manner. The sign channels intangible impulses, and planets here are very receptive to signals on an ethereal level. There is a strong tendency to dream and fantasise, and an inclination to feel a sense of martyrdom. The enhanced emotional sensitivity in Pisces is often channelled into creative outlets, particularly in connection with music and film, but also in connection with Nature, and people who need social care. Pisces is the sign of dreams, disappointments and spiritual enrichment.

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&Main Title: Houses General

S&ub Title: 1st House

Key Word: Self-projection

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The 1st House is connected with the projection of personal character out into the world. It is strongly related to the personal appearance, and in particular to the head. The first house gives a strong self-awareness and self-absorption. Planets placed in this house play a dominant role in personal character and have high visibility. The individual identifies strongly with them for good or ill. This house is connected with the actual birth process, and the cusp of the first house - the Ascendant - is the point of transition from non-being into being. This house can be seen as pure expression of identity and projection of being.

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&Main Title: Houses General

S&ub Title: 2nd House

Key Word: Self-worth

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The 2nd House is related to the exploration of material aspects of the physical world. Planets placed here are related to one's personal assets and sense of self-worth. This house is very much connected with finances and personal income, and personal talents which are directly related to earning capacity. Difficult planetary placements in this house undermine the feeling of self-worth and create fixations as regards financial security.

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&Main Title: Houses General

S&ub Title: 3rd House

Key Word: Mental development

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The 3rd House describes mental abilities, and experiences during the course of life connected with learning and communication. Brothers and sisters are shown here, as well as the early school years. As a child, most education matters are related to this house. The 3rd house is also connected with the environmental network of neighbours and travel facilities. Cars, trains, bicycles, letters, telephones, and experiences connected with these things, will be reflected by planetary positions in this house.

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&Main Title: Houses General

S&ub Title: 4th House

Key Word: Emotional environment

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The 4th house is connected with the intimate environment. Specifically this refers to the parents, and the emotional atmosphere at home. Planets here will describe the kind of home one is attracted to, and the sort of activities that take place in the home. This house is also connected to personal ancestry - normally on the father's side. Planets here express themselves in a private and intimate manner, showing close family bonds. Difficult planetary placements will show the troubles one has in domestic matters. The 4th house shows emotional identification and a sense of belonging. This can extend from the security of the four walls of the home, to the greater boundaries of the nation to which one belongs.

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&Main Title: Houses General

S&ub Title: 5th House

Key Word: Self-experience

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The 5th House is related to creative self-expression, and the building up of a sense of identity security through a trust in oneself. Planets here reflect the course of self-development in childhood, the ability to play and be spontaneous, and the exhibiting of personal identity. Later in life this is reflected in the children one chooses to have, creative activity, romantic enjoyment, erotic pleasures and love affairs - in other words any activity in which the identity is reflected in the eyes of the world. This house is also connected with the ability to take risks through a sheer zest for living.

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&Main Title: Houses General

S&ub Title: 6th House

Key Word: Practical integration

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The 6th House is related to the integration of the individual in the working environment. Daily jobs and routines and all the necessary duties of life, are reflected in this house. Planets placed here show the kind of advantages or difficulties that are experienced in working relationships. This house also shows the state of bodily functions - in other words it is connected with health on a physical level. Planets in the 6th house will show the kind of work one is involved in, and the working colleagues one relates to. On a more general level the 6th house is connected with employees and bureaucracy.

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&Main Title: Houses General

S&ub Title: 7th House

Key Word: Relationship

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The 7th House is connected with social relationships - daily contact with other people on a social level. Whereas the 1st House represents the Self, the 7th represents Others. Planets here show the kind of people one chooses to relate to on a consistent basis, and in particular the marriage partner. In reality planets in the 7th house show qualities one denies in oneself and projects onto other people. Both enemies and loved ones are indicated by the house, as both are connected with the phenomenon of projection.

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&Main Title: Houses General

S&ub Title: 8th House

Key Word: Hidden resources

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The 8th House is connected with intimate relationships with other people. It is the house of the bedroom, where one is confronted with the unspoken emotions which are suppressed during the course of the day. As such the 8th house is related to the ability to show sexual intimacy. Planets placed here will show the ease or difficulty one has in lowering emotional defences. There is much emotional anxiety and trauma connected with this house. Planets placed here will be hidden in their expression and reflect unresolved emotional issues. The 8th house reflects the emotions evoked in others. This house is also related to the hidden powers in society connected with finance, such as banks and tax authorities, as well as inheritance and other people's money. It is also related to occult and psychological powers, death and beyond death states.

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&Main Title: Houses General

S&ub Title: 9th House

Key Word: Meaning in Life

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The 9th House is related to the need to gain insight and understanding in life. It refers to the individual's personal experience or lack of experience of God, or philosophical meaning. It is also connected with higher education, intellectual convictions and mental influence over others. The 9th house shows the need to expand personal horizons through education or travel. Planets placed here will show the nature and form of the insight which dawns during the course of one's life and the attitude one has to spiritual and intellectual authorities.

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&Main Title: Houses General

S&ub Title: 10th House

Key Word: Achievement

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The 10th House is related to concrete professional achievements in life. When young this house reflects the effect of the parents' professional life, as well as their expectations, on one's personal ambitions. Planets placed here will show what kind of relationship one has to people in authority and the kind of executive talent one possesses. This is a powerful house, and planetary expression here brings public prominence and a degree of professional success.

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&Main Title: Houses General

S&ub Title: 11th House

Key Word: Social involvement

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The 11th House is connected with friendships, groups and other kinds of social relationships - it shows the need to create a secure social life. It is also related to social ideals, and planetary energy here will often be implemented socially or politically in some form of group involvement. This house represents the hopes and dreams one has for the future, not just for oneself, but for people in general. Planets placed here will show the ease or difficulty of social integration, first of all at school, and later in the social circles one chooses to frequent. The 11th house may also indicate relationships to children to whom one is not linked by blood.

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&Main Title: Houses General

S&ub Title: 12th House

Key Word: Dissolution

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The 12th House is the most subtle of all the houses, and planetary energy here is expressed in an invisible and private manner. It is the inner world of the psyche which is important in this house. Planets here express themselves on a more spiritual level, creating a world of dreams, fantasy and imagination. There is a close communion with Nature or God connected with this house. Planets here have a chameleon-like quality, taking on whichever colour is appropriate in any given situation. Here all things dissolve, and worldly interests drown. This house represents the dissolution of material things and communion with the cosmos. It is also related to sickness, and isolated institutions.

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&Main Title: Planets General

S&ub Title: Pluto

Key Word: TRANSFORMATION

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Pluto was discovered in 1930 and takes 246 years to go around the Sun. Though very small, its influence is completely disproportionate to its size. It brings total transformations. Drawing deep psychological issues up out of the unconsciousness it has a purging function. Its influence focuses on power and power misuse, or feelings of alienation.

Pluto has a very irregular orbit and can be in any one Sign from 14 - here in the 20th century - to over 30 years. Its influence in a Sign is felt more on a collective than a personal level. The Sign position of Pluto shows in what area of society total transformations take place - often with rather catastrophic consequences. Pluto roots out basic imbalances, replacing corruption with something totally new. It brings a death and rebirth process.

The House position of Pluto shows in what specific area of your life you focus too intensely and have a corrupt or fanatic drive for intensity or control. This area shows where you have experienced trauma - at some point in the life a total transformation will take place here. In this area the doors to your unconscious will open.

The aspects Pluto makes show the most intense psychological drives in your personality. In these areas of your personality you will be most magnetic and dominating. This stems from an unconscious need for control, which in turn stems from a deep fear of being powerless. Crises and transformation will arise in these areas.

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&Main Title: Planets General

S&ub Title: Uranus

Key Word: ORIGINALITY

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Uranus was first discovered in 1781 and is often associated with revolutions. It represents the drive to be unique, to shock and to surprise. It brings sudden and unpredictable events. Its influence is to raise personal consciousness. It is electric and lightning-fast in its effect.

As Uranus takes 84 years to go around the Sun, it will be in any one sign for 7 years - therefore its effect is on a collective level, influencing successive generations. Its Sign position shows in what psychological area of humanity revolutionary changes will take place.

The House Uranus is in will show in which specific area of your life revolutionary changes take place. It shows where you are most original, and where sudden developments will raise your consciousness.

The aspects Uranus makes show in what part of your personality you have the greatest need to break free and act in the most unique and individual way. These aspects indicate rather extreme character traits where you may wish to shock others, or inspire them to change.

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&Main Title: Planets General

S&ub Title: N. Node

Key Word: DESTINY

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The North Node of the Moon represents the point at which the orbit of the Moon crosses the plane of the Solar System (Ecliptic) when moving from south to north across the Ecliptic. This is an invisible point which is first noticed at specific times of the year when eclipses occur. (The South Node is exactly opposite in the horoscope.)

It is said to represent more than anything else the influence of karma - that is a predisposition to absorb oneself in a certain kind of activity. The North Node indicates the most beneficial direction for spiritual growth. It also shows in what particular area of society one needs to interact to encourage this growth.

The Nodes take a little over 18 years to pass through all 12 signs, spending therefore around 1« years in each sign. The Sign position shows the focus of change and development in society, specifically indicating the area of world development which attracts greatest public attention. In your horoscope this Sign position will show psychological traits you will develop in your search for spiritual growth.

The House position of the North Node shows in which area of life you will invest your time and energy to attain growth, happiness and satisfaction. Often you will discover this - your life's direction - at the age of 18«, or 37.

Aspects to the North Node show which personality traits help or hinder you in your drive to find and explore your spiritual direction.

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&Main Title: Planets General

S&ub Title: Neptune

Key Word: TRANSCENDENCE

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Neptune was discovered in 1846. It has been found to represent non-material influences like dreams and illusions. It brings dissolution of structures and represents idealistic drives - both on a social and a spiritual level. Neptune opens the door to the divine, leaving a residual discontentment about mundane existence.

As Neptune takes 165 years to go around the Sun, this planet will be in any one sign for a period of about 14 years. Its influence is therefore experienced most strongly as long-term collective changes. Neptune's sign position shows the collective need to transcend everyday life through the media, films and visionary ideals.

The House position of Neptune shows where specifically you will feel the need to transcend. This House area will show where dreams are built up and dissolve and in what area of life you gain spiritual understanding through acceptance of the transience of all things.

Aspects of Neptune show personality traits which are strongly affected by dreams and idealism. These aspects indicate where you have unrealistic expectations and where you will experience disappointment until you refine your nature through spiritual insight.

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&Main Title: Planets General

S&ub Title: Moon

Key Word: EMOTIONS

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The Moon represents our emotions and the need for security. It represents our early environment and particularly the way we experienced the mother. It shows our ability to be sensitive to the environment and to both give and receive emotion. The Moon is related to instincts, and is profoundly connected to the personal unconscious, and all the habitual behaviour that is looked after by this mysterious part of ourselves. The Moon shows how we instinctively react to protect ourselves and others.

The Sign the Moon is in shows the specific way we react, and the kind of emotional needs we have. The Moon goes through all 12 Signs in a month. The Moon sign's influence is at least as powerful as the Sun, showing specific habitual and environmental needs as well as ingrained reaction styles.

The House the Moon is in shows the particular area in actual life to which we become attached to increase feelings of security. This area is where we are most vulnerable and defensive. However it is also this area where we experience the greatest growth and show the greatest concern for others.

The Aspects to the Moon show specific emotional experiences which affect our psychological make-up. These aspects are integrated into our emotional nature to give specific reaction patterns and habits.

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&Main Title: Planets General

S&ub Title: S. Node

Key Word: -

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The South Node of the Moon represents the point at which the orbit of the Moon crosses the plane of the Solar System (Ecliptic) when moving from north to south across the Ecliptic. This is an invisible point which is first noticed at specific times of the year when eclipses occur. (The North Node is exactly opposite in the horoscope.)

The Nodes are said to represent the influence of karma - that is a predisposition to be absorbed in specific areas of life. The South Node shows where one feels instinctively oneself to have the greatest life experience. There is a great attraction to pursue goals connected with this Node - there is an inner hunger to be satiated here - but no deep long-term satisfaction is experienced when these goals are achieved.

The Nodes take a little over 18 years to pass through all 12 signs, spending therefore around 1« years in each sign. This Sign position shows in which areas society draws historical lessons on its path towards the future. In your personal horoscope it shows outlived psychological drives, which cannot bring satisfaction.

The House position of the South Node shows in which specific area of life you feel a powerful drive to fulfil old needs, or where you are attracted to old karmic patterns. You will discover that your focus on this area is misplaced, and this can lead to a change of life direction, normally no later than the age of 37.

Aspects to the South Node show which personality traits keep you absorbed with old karmic patterns. They may also indicate the kind of groups you are predisposed to associate with.

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&Main Title: Planets General

S&ub Title: Jupiter

Key Word: WISDOM

General

Jupiter is the largest planet in the solar system and has its own cosmos of moons orbiting. It represents the drive for insight on an intellectual, philosophical and religious level. It is said to bring great good fortune, and its influence is to expand the effect of everything it comes into contact with. Jupiter has to do with the law and moral authority, and our attitude to these issues. It brings a strong desire for understanding and the tendency to have powerful opinions and convictions.

As Jupiter takes 12 years to orbit the Sun, it spends one year in each Sign. Therefore its influence in the horoscope is more collective than personal. The Sign Jupiter is in represents cultural influences and social drives for expansion and improvement.

The House Jupiter is in shows where there will be good fortune and expansion in your personal life. This House position will indicate the specific area in life in which you gain insight and grow in understanding. This area will generally be very fortunate for you.

The aspects Jupiter makes shows a psychological identity characteristic where the need for expansion, influence and understanding is paramount. These aspects show the specific personal drives where the search for wisdom is most intense.

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&Main Title: Planets General

S&ub Title: Mercury

Key Word: MENTALITY

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Mercury is related to our ability to communicate and desire for knowledge. It is connected with contacts to siblings, friends and people at school. Mercury represents our thoughts and the constant activity that goes on in our heads. It is connected to the nervous system and physical co-ordination.

The Sign Mercury is in shows the way we communicate and the psychological areas in which our mental talents lie. Mercury is the fastest of all planets and cleaves to the Sun, either being in the same Sign as the Sun or one of the Signs on either side of the Sun.

The House Mercury is in shows the particular area in which our mental talents are put to practical use. This is the area in which we realise our need to make contact and increase our learning.

Aspects to Mercury show mental talents and communication styles in a very specific way. They indicate our individual interests and abilities.

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&Main Title: Planets General

S&ub Title: Venus

Key Word: VALUES

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Venus shows our values and our need and capacity for love. This planet shows aesthetic preferences and the natural attraction we feel to people and things. Venus represents the need for inner and outer harmony and balance. It is associated with the inner feelings we have when we compare and make judgements. Venus also represents sisters and other influential women, as well as our experience of the emotional harmony between our parents.

The Sign Venus is in indicates how our values are coloured and what specific aesthetic styles we adopt. Choices of partner are strongly influenced by this Sign position. Venus is always found close to the Sun in the horoscope - either in the same sign, or in one of the two signs alongside the Sun.

The House Venus is in shows in what particular area of life we find love, companionship and partnership, and where we have the strongest and most rewarding emotional contacts. This House shows what we value specifically, and where we can be enriched both emotionally and financially.

Aspects to Venus indicate specific experiences in love relationships and the individual psychological needs that colour our judgement when making choices.

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&Main Title: Planets General

S&ub Title: Sun

Key Word: IDENTITY

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As centre of the Solar System, the Sun also symbolises what is central for us - our identity. Psychologically it represents our experience of the father and his influence or lack of influence on the building of our character and ability to express ourselves as individuals. It also symbolises our creative drive and need to be visible. We strive to realise the qualities the Sun represents in our horoscope through a process of individuation throughout our life. This self-realisation process is our highest goal.

The Sign the Sun is in shows the direction in which we strive to realise ourselves. The Sun changes sign every month. The qualities of this sign are like adjectives which colour our self-expression. We have to develop and perfect these qualities to truly find ourselves.

The House the Sun is in indicates the specific area in the material world in which we manifest our identity. We will identify very strongly with the practical issues that this House represents. Self-realisation comes through the matters connected with the House.

The Aspects to our Sun show psychological influences on our identity which have to be integrated in some way. Aspects indicate specific effects that modify the expression of our identity and make us unique individuals. Aspects can also show quite precisely how we experienced the influence of the father, and how that modifies our attempts to become individuals.

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&Main Title: Planets General

S&ub Title: Saturn

Key Word: SELF-RELIANCE

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Saturn is the furthest planet in the solar system visible to the naked eye. As such it represents limits. Saturn in the horoscope shows where the greatest challenges are to be found, and the hardest lessons learned. This planet shows where rigid systems restrict growth. It is connected with the parents, authorities and rules. Saturn brings strength through self-limitation, discipline and planning.

As Saturn takes nearly 30 years to go around the Sun, it will be in any one Sign over a period of about 2« years. Saturn in a Sign therefore represents cultural and authoritarian influences and trends in society. It shows the influence of society on the individual, and where in society the greatest efforts are made to build up lasting structures.

Saturn's House position shows where specifically you will experience the greatest challenges and limitations. This is an area which will absorb much of your time. No matter how hard you try to avoid commitment in this area, you will be forced by circumstances to overcome your fears and become an expert in the field indicated.

Aspects to Saturn show areas of the personality where you will feel lack of confidence. In these areas you will be shy, repressed, desperate for recognition, frustrated. Normally you will build up self-reliance and independence in the part of your character Saturn affects after around 30 years.

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&Main Title: Planets General

S&ub Title: Mars

Key Word: DRIVES

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Mars represents drive and masculinity, as well as issues connected with sexuality and power. It indicates the work we choose and the way we tackle it. It is strongly associated with the experience of brothers, the father and men in general. Where Mars is there is trouble, but also the fighting instinct to get on in life. Mars shows challenges and the ability to meet them bravely. Mars is connected with the muscular system.

The Sign Mars is in represents the particular psychological area in which we express our energy. Mars takes 2 years to go around the Sun, as it is in each sign for approximately 2 months. In a woman's horoscope it represents the type of men she is attracted to, in a man's his own attitude to men, competitiveness and masculinity.

The House Mars is in shows the specific area in which one desires to invest energy. This house will also show where one is most dynamic, where men are encountered, and where one is confronted with issues of power. Battles are fought in this area.

Aspects to Mars show specific attractions to men, or specific sexual preferences. They show the way we use our energy and special talents for particular kinds of work