posted February 18, 2010 05:30 PM         

Jane Seynour and Henry are my favorite couple in History!

i searched for JaneĀ“s birth date but due to the lack of information i couldnt do the sinastry

Henry loved Catherine dearly and he respected her a lot...i guess that Anne was a karmic relationship for Henry and that was why he left Catherine for Anne.

but the true love of his i believe it was Jane Seymour really.

it is interesting that with cATHERINE there was that saturn cj venus/juno - a relationship that was very binding but also to do with responsability.

mars-eros seemed juicy.

posted February 18, 2010 11:38 PM         

Catherine of Aragon was the mother of Henry's daughter, Mary

Anne Boleyn was the mother of Henry's daughter, Elizabeth

Jane Seymour was the mother of Henry's only son, Edward.

Edward succeeded Henry, but he died young. Mary succeeded him, and she persected the Protestants earning her the name "Bloody Mary." She even imprisoned her sister,Elizabeth. After Mary died, Elizabeth became queen. Queen Elizabeth reigned for a long time.

in a way, Anne Boleyn got the last laugh for it was her daughter who reigned much longer than both Edward and Mary as well as made history as one of the greatest monarchs.

so yeah, it seemed like there was a great karmic purpose for Anne and Henry. It was to produce a long reigning,historical monarch.

Raymond

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"Nothing matters absolutely;
the truth is it only matters relatively"

posted February 20, 2010 02:34 AM         

That book wrote Mary Boleyn, sister of Anne. She was mistress from Henry and gave him two children: Catherine and Henry. I didn't see anywhere anything about that.

About Anne: she was fighting to be Henry's wife but didn't sleep with him until marriage. She had very hard time to get married because there was really "war" for Henry to get divorced from Catherine of Aragon. He was waiting decision from the Pope and that has lasted for long time. In the book is still Henry with Catherine and Anne had her own palace in-between, waiting for the marriage. She also has adopted Mary's son Henry.
The last pages (in the book) were for Christmas, 1529.
I have read elsewhere that Henry after death of Jane Seymour didn't marry for two years: so much he loved her.

B.

posted February 21, 2010 08:46 AM         

i do feel sad that he only was loved and was happy with Jane and then she died...even if it was also a part cause of the heir,i do believe they had a very loving thing between each other.

i look at Kings and see how lonely and lost ehy might feel sometimes...everyone around them wanting something out from him,and having so much responsabilities and having decisions everyday that costs lifes and kingdoms and who knows what else...he just wanted what we wanted too:To love and be loved...he used sex as a way to fulfill his need of being nurished and cared for...he was a cancer afterall...and look at his pisces dsc...he was much more sensible and generous that what we might think.

DD

yes,nobody knew Henry really...but looking at his chart,with his venus/pf in gem,stellium in Sag...it was difficult for him to be a Kinf...felt very imprisioned probably and never had the freedom to do or think as a free man would be able to do.

all the Kings wanted an heir.it was one of their most important obligations.i dont agree the way he treated Catherine,but he was already under Ann“s "curse"..he was a man that acted by his carnal needs afterall...and Ann knew the way to maintain his interest.

Actually after Jane“s death he weared mouring clothers for 3 years and only after it,he thought to marry.after Jane“s death he locked himself many time to mourn and grieve...it was the only time he did that to a wife...i think that it shows how much he really loved her....it is when we lose someone,that we know how much the person was important ..in his case...it was.

posted February 21, 2010 09:13 AM         

Anne Boleyn and Henry VIII:

It is very good Chart. On the first sight there is double connection between Jupiter and Saturn, what is very important.

Reading the book I had feeling that she wanted only to be Queen and nothing more.