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PlutoSquared Moderator Posts: 3606 From: Mars Registered: Aug 2010
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posted March 23, 2011 03:37 PM
Prediction of DeathPrediction of death is believed to be the most difficult part of astrology. But if ancient rules of Suryasiddhantic Ganita and Phalita of BPHS (Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra) &c are strictly followed, it is not difficult. We have analyzed a lot of celebrities' horoscopes whose birth time and death time were well known,. We are presenting concise samples here, details may be seen by downloading Kundalee and using it. Abbreviations : D1= Bhaava chalita kundali, D9 = navaamsha kundali, D30 = trinsaamsha kundali. http://jyotirvidya.wetpaint.com/page/Prediction+of+Death Death in the Horoscope: James Kim (Progressions) Death in the Horoscope: James Kim (Progressions) December 11, 2006 by admin One of my astrological interests has long been determining death in the chart; many other astrologers (and people in general) prefer not to go there. This may have to do with our modern attitude toward death. We are simply not very comfortable with it. And yet, it is a huge part of life, and I feel is best to come to terms with it sooner rather than later. This is one reason why I have been very interested in the chart of James Kim, the Californian who died in Oregon a few weeks ago, while trying to get help for his stranded family. Specifically, I wanted to understand exactly what it was in his chart that would show such an unfortunate fate. Last week, I looked at potential influences in his natal horoscope, and today, I will look at what was going on in his progressed chart, which is simply the natal horoscope moved forward to a specific point in time. That point will have been the approximate date of death. http://gryphonastrology.com/blog/2006/12/11/death-in-the-horoscope-james-kim-progressions/ A lot of astrologers won't discuss the timing of a death, or will only do so hesitantly. I can certainly understand that: it's not a pleasant subject, and tends to clash with the "love and light" glamour that many of us (myself included) want to cast all over a consultation. And no one wants to be accused of encouraging morbid thoughts, or of putting those thoughts into some one's head. But still... if astrology really can predict major life events, shouldn't we be able to predict this one? Isn't death a major life event? Well... it is. http://matthewastrology.blogspot.com/2008/08/isaac-hayes-and-astrology-of-death.html IP: Logged |
PlutoSquared Moderator Posts: 3606 From: Mars Registered: Aug 2010
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posted March 23, 2011 04:20 PM
Death in The Horoscope: James KimJames Kim’s death is shocking and tragic, and it stands as a harsh reminder of the dangers of untamed nature. When an astrologer sees a tragically early death such as this one, the inevitable question always arises: Could an early death be located in James Kim’s natal horoscope? The answer is yes, and ancient astrologers spent much of their time doing just that, looking for death in all manner of birth charts. People, and especially children, up to a hundred years ago in the West, and still in many places today, often died unexpectedly and prematurely. As a result, many parents wanted to know whether their children would outlive infancy, or whether a potential wife would survive birth of any children. Below is James Kim’s horoscope set for Louisville, Kentucky, for noon. I do not have the precise time of James Kim’s birth, and noon charts are quite satisfactory when it comes to public events. However, if you have a reliable source for his time of birth, do let me know. Indicators of an Early Death in James Kim’s Horoscope There are several alarming factors here, none of which would be problematic on its own, but when we get to about five indicators that show health problems or threats to life, we start to worry. First, we notice that Venus, ruler of the first house of the body, is conjunct the malefic South node, and afflicts (and is afflicted by) the Sun. The Sun, of course, is the Lord of life, and afflictions to it will often show that the individual’s grasp on life is tenuous to some degree. Second, this whole mess opposes Mars in Aquarius in the fifth house of pleasure. Mars in Aquarius is in the detriment of the Sun, so we can see that Mars, a violent planet, afflicts the Sun not only by opposition, but also by negative reception. Mars opposite Sun, especially when combined with other difficult indicators, can give us accident proneness. Aquarius signifies places that are high and wild. Given the fact that James Kim met death in the wilderness, we can see the influence of Mars in Aquarius in full force. There are also additional indicators specific to this noon chart, so while they are helpful, they must be taken with a grain of salt. Together, however, they are quite suggestive. We notice that the Lord of the ascendant, which is the Lord of life, also rules the eighth house of death. The Moon is in the malefic sixth house; as the secondary indicator of life, this is not good. Finally, we notice that the antiscion of the Sun is conjunct the cusp of the eighth house of death. Yikes! Prima Hyadum: The Chief of the Weeping Sisters (Pleiades) I am also concerned about the fact that Saturn, which in this chart is placed in the eighth house of death, is conjunct Prima Hyadum, a malefic fixed star. It is of the nature of Saturn and Mercury, so one interpretation would be death (Saturn in the 8th) from journeys (Mercury). Further, it is said to give “tears, sudden events, violence, fierceness, poisoning, blindness, wounds or injuries to the head by instruments, weapons or fevers, and contradictions of fortune.” Because Saturn moves so slowly, many people have Saturn on this violent fixed star. However, Saturn’s location in the eighth house indicates that Saturn and any associated stars will describe the manner of death. The next installment in the series will discuss the progressions in James Kim’s horoscope at the time of his death, and the way that the natal chart was triggered to indicate an untimely, tragic death http://gryphonastrology.com/blog/2006/12/08/death-in-the-horoscope-james-kim/ IP: Logged |
sis Newflake Posts: 12 From: Registered: Mar 2011
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posted March 23, 2011 07:17 PM
Plutosquared, I am with you. I understand where you are coming from and I agree with you.Ethics ? Whose ethics are those? according to which culture are they shaped and who decides who is more ethical according to what ? You might not agree but that does not give you the right to say go get some ethics. To me, the way you come across while making your points is quiet unethical. Anyway, death is ok with me. Whatever I have in my life beyond my control is natural to me. That does not mean though I'd like to know when I am going to die. I believe in the sea of possibilities, and where there is freewill nothing is certain. However, I also believe that it is indeed possible to make an accurate prediction. Besides knowledge, talent is a must. There should be a natural understanding of human psychology. A universal eye and an objective mind. Strong intuition.... I read many astrologers and I can identify their personality traits; if they are positively or negatively inclined... Then I take the personal perspectives of the astrologer out and look what is left. the key words. You do not have to be certificated to be a good astrologer. Like arts, I believe talent makes all the difference. Sometimes, I think one day astrology can be perceived as a religion. And as it's always the case, some people will draw borders, create dogmas... what was once free will become a prison. Death exists. Can't deny it right. My mind is more focused on "faith" theme and more over where free will stands in the events of our lives including death. Like in Matrix : ), can some people get out of the system and access the full power of mind which is made of God ? How far a human can go with its granted "freewill" ?
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PlutoSquared Moderator Posts: 3606 From: Mars Registered: Aug 2010
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posted March 23, 2011 08:10 PM
quote: Originally posted by sis: Plutosquared, I am with you. I understand where you are coming from and I agree with you.Ethics ? Whose ethics are those? according to which culture are they shaped and who decides who is more ethical according to what ? You might not agree but that does not give you the right to say go get some ethics. To me, the way you come across while making your points is quiet unethical. Anyway, death is ok with me. Whatever I have in my life beyond my control is natural to me. That does not mean though I'd like to know when I am going to die. I believe in the sea of possibilities, and where there is freewill nothing is certain. However, I also believe that it is indeed possible to make an accurate prediction. Besides knowledge, talent is a must. There should be a natural understanding of human psychology. A universal eye and an objective mind. Strong intuition.... I read many astrologers and I can identify their personality traits; if they are positively or negatively inclined... Then I take the personal perspectives of the astrologer out and look what is left. the key words. You do not have to be certificated to be a good astrologer. Like arts, I believe talent makes all the difference. Sometimes, I think one day astrology can be perceived as a religion. And as it's always the case, some people will draw borders, create dogmas... what was once free will become a prison. Death exists. Can't deny it right. My mind is more focused on "faith" theme and more over where free will stands in the events of our lives including death. Like in Matrix : ), can some people get out of the system and access the full power of mind which is made of God ? How far a human can go with its granted "freewill" ?
THANK GOODNESS sometimes people "get" where I'm coming from, and why I argue the points that I do... I'm not advocating anyone doing anything harmful, I don't want to SEE anyone get hurt - but when we start saying "this person is bad, unethical, etc. etc" that's when I start trying to see things as objectively as possible. IP: Logged |
PlutoSquared Moderator Posts: 3606 From: Mars Registered: Aug 2010
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posted March 23, 2011 10:35 PM
I hope you stick around, sis. You sound like a very smart lady  IP: Logged |
rajji Knowflake Posts: 521 From: Registered: Jan 2011
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posted March 24, 2011 05:27 AM
quote: Originally posted by PlutoSquared: Back on the subject... I think the intent of the astrologer is important to talk about...Whether or not an astrologer has a purpose to talk about death... Are they just being mean, and trying to freak someone out? Or, was there an important reason to mention death within the reading... perhaps their intent was to spare someone misfortune. I think that can determine the ethics of an astrologer... his or her true intentions.
Yes I do think there is no harm in predicting ones death in case of dire consequences. It Is similar to a doctor who can predict death within one year or 5 years etc. The only difference being that a doctor looks only at the physical conditions. It is somewhat similar to hiding the outcome of death from his patient.If only he was told earlier he would have done what was to be done in terms of his loved ones security and future. Now for example consider me-according to many astrological sources it has been shown time and again that my first born might die during or after his teens. Yes it was quite hard on me to hear that..a prophecy. But now after coming to terms with what might happen im more stronger and im more at peace with myself..atleast i have the chance to safe guard the supposed invidual with the best of my efforts. I have the chance to atleast prolong his life for a day by being careful and cautious.Though at first it was heart breaking in the long run it seemed so wise to me.Truth no matter how bitter will always come out.I do think Truth in any form- prophecy, divination, revelation, visions or simple facts must always be welcomed. One needs to have the courage to accept the truth irrespective of whether it is for good or bad..If at all by chance that we escape it then thank god for his miracle and move on. In the end it is the mindset of people that has to be taken into account prior to revealing anything that might trigger something worse.One must not become obsessed with it but take it in his stride and keep doing what he has to do either way.It requires a lot of maturity and strong character to understand what a prophecy of death means to him and to his loved ones. IP: Logged |
lalalinda Moderator Posts: 1290 From: nevada Registered: Apr 2009
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posted March 24, 2011 10:13 AM
quote: Now for example consider me-according to many astrological sources it has been shown time and again that my first born might die during or after his teens.
are you from India rajji? EtA: could you please share your chart? IP: Logged |
PlutoSquared Moderator Posts: 3606 From: Mars Registered: Aug 2010
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posted March 24, 2011 10:56 AM
Thanks for sharing, Rajji. What you said was very wise.IP: Logged |
saquariogoces Newflake Posts: 3 From: dallas,tx,usa Registered: Mar 2011
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posted March 25, 2011 01:41 AM
i JUST started studying transits and GAWD...how i WISH i would have known!!! my whole life has LITERALLY been ruined...my career, my self respect, my social life, my relationship (now ex-relationship).. it's so bad i probably have a vitamin deficiency SINCE I HAVEN'T LEFT MY HOUSE SINCE SUMMER..i've been studying astrology for a long time but only for fun until recently when i decided i needed to know JUST WHAT THE HELL was wrong with me. my chart sux (saturn aspects everything and the geometry forms a damn pentagram...) but the transits that are occurring now in my chart are HEINOUS. even the rogue "planet" out there is reeking havoc. would anyone like to look at my chart to see if maybe there is something i missed that will help me stop thinking about jumping in front of a bus?? if so, how do i get my profile from astro.com to here? IP: Logged |
saquariogoces Newflake Posts: 3 From: dallas,tx,usa Registered: Mar 2011
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posted March 25, 2011 01:45 AM
how come i don't see my reply? ...hmmm. knowing me i probably posted it on the childrens page. if anyone sees it can ya let me know?IP: Logged |
Randall Webmaster Posts: 6998 From: The Goober Galaxy Registered: Apr 2009
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posted March 25, 2011 02:07 AM
Welcome!IP: Logged |
TxGirl Knowflake Posts: 216 From: Registered: Feb 2011
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posted March 25, 2011 02:13 AM
In personal readings someone is asking about their deceased mothers chart..and I am actually very curious about it. Just saying, if yall aint seen it yet. Kinda fits in with this.IP: Logged | |