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blue moon Moderator Posts: 3835 From: U.K Registered: Dec 2007	posted September 10, 2008 02:56 PM It transpires that the lexigram of my full name(s) includes the word MOVIES. I've not seen Into the Wild, but I was listening to the music on YouTube today and have read up on the story. Chris McCandless has a Neptune heavy chart, I found out when I astro-snooped (though I don't have a time or place of birth). But inconveniently, I couldn't make Neptune out of his name. But he has Mars in Pisces, and a full name with lots of handy words in it. If only there was a U. CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON MCCANDLESS HE HEADS TO A NORTHERN LAND LOST IN PISCEAN MIST DIRT, STARS AND STONE ST CHRISTOPHER'S LANTERN SHINES A TORCH ON THE SCREEN A TALE TOLD IN A TOME IP: Logged
LEXX Moderator Posts: 1567 From: Still out looking for Schrödinger's cat.........& LEXIGRAMMING... is my Passion! Registered: Jan 2008	posted September 10, 2008 08:12 PM Fabulous! And no errors too! And you used an abbreviation correctly too! You can use ST., because you do have the word SAINT in that name! Very well done! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christopher_McCandless His February 12th. birthday would make him Aquarius, not a Pisces. Is there another meaning to your phrase: quote: LOST IN PISCEAN MIST ? ------------------ It is not about waiting for storms to pass...it is about learning to dance in the rain! __________________________________________________________________________ IP: Logged
blue moon Moderator Posts: 3835 From: U.K Registered: Dec 2007	posted September 11, 2008 04:12 AM Er, I couldn't make Neptunian That would have been more correct. Piscean doesn't fit so well but he does have a strong natal Piscean Mars, it's Trine Neptune. A man on a spiritual quest. His natal Sun is in Aquarius Square Neptune. There are a lot of Neptune contacts on his chart, including a T-Square. Not a person motivated by self-preservation. Or, indeed, overally concerned with sensible preparation. He has his detractors, whose perspective I can understand. But I can also appreciate why he chose his life's path. IP: Logged
LEXX Moderator Posts: 1567 From: Still out looking for Schrödinger's cat.........& LEXIGRAMMING... is my Passion! Registered: Jan 2008	posted September 11, 2008 06:25 AM I am so happy you did NOT succumb to the temptation to add a letter "U" to your great Lexigram as many would have done! You explained very succinctly why you chose to use "PISCEAN" in lieu of "NEPTUNE"! A master Lexigramming never adds words or letters not found within the "SOURCE" they are Lexigramming. Improvising and retaining the power of a true error free Lexigram is more important than trying to force it to say something that is not actually there to be found. YOU DID GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Not like a novice at all!!!!!!!!! AND...YOUR TOPIC IS A RATHER FASCINATING ONE TOO! I really like how you summarized him and his passion in the mini biographical Lexigram you created! Your's is a prime example of showing that a Lexigram need not be long to have deep and true meaning! I am very impressed blue moon! NAMASTE` ------------------ It is not about waiting for storms to pass...it is about learning to dance in the rain! __________________________________________________________________________ IP: Logged
LEXX Moderator Posts: 1567 From: Still out looking for Schrödinger's cat.........& LEXIGRAMMING... is my Passion! Registered: Jan 2008	posted September 11, 2008 07:07 AM LOL! Now you have me thinking on his name too! Lines keep going through my mind! CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON MCCANDLESS SOME MONTHS LATER ON THE ROAD, HIS LAST TRIP, HIS CHOSEN PATH, DESPITE HIS HOPES AND DREAMS, HIS TRIALS AND ORDEALS, AND THE RAIN, ON THE NORTHERN TRAILS COLD, DRAIN HIM. NO CLEAR MAP HAD HE. AND SO, THE LOST SAD MAN, THE DEAR DREAMER ONE, DIES ALONE HIS BIOGRAPHY ------------------ It is not about waiting for storms to pass...it is about learning to dance in the rain! __________________________________________________________________________ IP: Logged
LEXX Moderator Posts: 1567 From: Still out looking for Schrödinger's cat.........& LEXIGRAMMING... is my Passion! Registered: Jan 2008	posted September 11, 2008 12:47 PM I also love your use of double-entendre! ------------------ It is not about waiting for storms to pass...it is about learning to dance in the rain! __________________________________________________________________________ IP: Logged
blue moon Moderator Posts: 3835 From: U.K Registered: Dec 2007	posted September 11, 2008 01:06 PM From the pupil to the master. How did I miss DREAMER? The perfect word. Thank you for the compliments. Whenever I wanted to know what a word meant my dad would say: look it up in the dictionary. I think he was grooming me to finish off his crossword clues. He doesn't like the anagram ones, he gets me to do them if I am around. I love playing around with words, I don't know why I didn't venture over here before. I broke out into poetry with this subject matter, there is something inspiring in it. Though with my Taurus stellium I woudn't have set out without a rucksack full of gear, and there would be a notebook and pen in there as well. IP: Logged
LEXX Moderator Posts: 1567 From: Still out looking for Schrödinger's cat.........& LEXIGRAMMING... is my Passion! Registered: Jan 2008	posted September 12, 2008 12:22 AM Thank you for the compliment! I learned how to read and write on my on at about age 4 1/2 from encyclopedias and dictionaries. This caused me considerable trouble once I went to school as first off I was soooo bored with "Dick and Jane" being already into Lewis Carroll and Shakespeare, and not to forget, Fantasy & Science Fiction Magazine..plus the Bible (my mother was ultra religious). Secondly; my printing looked like Times Roman or an abbreviated Spencerian script. The teachers gave me many a failing grade for refusing to write in juvenile child like block letters with those absolutely horrid fat pencils! I was already using various art pencils and writing with my own hand tipped feather quills and my homemade inks. Only the "big" kids were allowed to use a fountain pen and inkwell. Yeah, in my early school years the desks still had inkwells and fountain pens for awhile. Weird! Until my eyesight was damaged I had read or consulted dictionaries often several times a week for well over 4 and 1/2 decades til that time. I still read them for pleasure but do it on a computer so I can enlarge the font size or I use a big magnifying glass! Today I would venture to guess I was browsing dictionaries at least 30+ times. Thank you for your interest in words and Lexigramming! It is truly a delight meeting a fellow logophile! quote: logophile a lover of words. Also called philologue, philologer. I too look up words I do not know the spelling or definition or etymology of. So your father was right in that respect..look the word(s) up! Again... Namaste` ------------------ It is not about waiting for storms to pass...it is about learning to dance in the rain! __________________________________________________________________________ IP: Logged
LEXX Moderator Posts: 1567 From: Still out looking for Schrödinger's cat.........& LEXIGRAMMING... is my Passion! Registered: Jan 2008	posted September 12, 2008 01:16 AM I also love your wit and humour! And envy your knowledge of astrology, a subject I am ill versed in. ------------------ It is not about waiting for storms to pass...it is about learning to dance in the rain! __________________________________________________________________________ IP: Logged
blue moon Moderator Posts: 3835 From: U.K Registered: Dec 2007	posted September 30, 2008 05:26 AM Last night I channel-hopped onto this film and started getting into it. It's a well-worn story as Elizabeth could fight it out for the title of both most popular and greatest English monarch. But I thought it was well told. The relationship with Walter Raleigh was interesting, she admired him and his aspirations to beat the Spanish in plundering the New World. Accepting his marriage to her friend was not easy. The drama includes a religious-based plot to overthrow her and of course there was a beheading, of her cousin, an event known to have greatly troubled her at the time and after. I had a little go at lexigramming and there were some intruiging phrases that got churned up. ELIZABETH: THE GOLDEN AGE THE GOAL TO GLOBALIZE I LET THEE GO AT THE ZENITH LIT ABLAZE (beacons were burned on hillsides to warn of the approaching Spanish Armada) HATE A ZEALOT BAITED A BEHEADING IP: Logged
LEXX Moderator Posts: 1567 From: Still out looking for Schrödinger's cat.........& LEXIGRAMMING... is my Passion! Registered: Jan 2008	posted September 30, 2008 07:46 AM Fabulous!!!!!!!!! Very succinct and 0 errors too! It is intriguing to Lexigram such famous persons and times! Some my husband and I did on famous people: Thirty-Eighth President, Gerald Rudolph Ford, Junior Napoleone di Buonaparte The First Sixteenth President, Abraham Lincoln ------------------ It is not about waiting for storms to pass...it is about learning to dance in the rain! __________________________________________________________________________ IP: Logged
blue moon Moderator Posts: 3835 From: U.K Registered: Dec 2007	posted October 05, 2008 07:14 PM ~~THERE WILL BE BLOOD~~ I BLEED WILL HE DIE? DRILL THE DIRT OIL BELOW BLOW BILE THE LORD BELOW IP: Logged
LEXX Moderator Posts: 1567 From: Still out looking for Schrödinger's cat.........& LEXIGRAMMING... is my Passion! Registered: Jan 2008	posted October 05, 2008 11:44 PM Why the mad face icon? ------------------ It is not about waiting for storms to pass...it is about learning to dance in the rain! __________________________________________________________________________ IP: Logged
blue moon Moderator Posts: 3835 From: U.K Registered: Dec 2007	posted October 06, 2008 02:44 AM Just being silly, it seems to suit the film ~ the main character seems to be permanently angry. He's quite a scary guy. I watched it in two halves. It was walking along the street and realised "I bleed" was in it ~ then I played around and the question "will he die?" was in it, too. He didn't, though. If you haven't seen it and intend to one day, that isn't too much of a plot spoiler. An "S" would have been nice. I realised I had made a mistake and put in 'blows'. It sounded better but was erroneous. p.s I like your famous people lexigrams IP: Logged
LEXX Moderator Posts: 1567 From: Still out looking for Schrödinger's cat.........& LEXIGRAMMING... is my Passion! Registered: Jan 2008	posted October 06, 2008 10:35 AM So the film is worth a see? Thanks for the compliment! I have so many in notebooks I need to type in and post. ------------------ It is not about waiting for storms to pass...it is about learning to dance in the rain! __________________________________________________________________________ IP: Logged
blue moon Moderator Posts: 3835 From: U.K Registered: Dec 2007	posted October 06, 2008 11:24 AM Being something of an admirer of the work of Daniel Day-Lewis, my view is terribly biased. He's one of those actors I think is good in everything. IP: Logged
LEXX Moderator Posts: 1567 From: Still out looking for Schrödinger's cat.........& LEXIGRAMMING... is my Passion! Registered: Jan 2008	posted October 06, 2008 12:51 PM Ditto here too! ------------------ It is not about waiting for storms to pass...it is about learning to dance in the rain! __________________________________________________________________________ IP: Logged
LEXX Moderator Posts: 1567 From: Still out looking for Schrödinger's cat.........& LEXIGRAMMING... is my Passion! Registered: Jan 2008	posted October 06, 2008 12:58 PM I am going to rent all these movies! Thanks! http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0469494/ http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0414055/fullcredits#cast ------------------ It is not about waiting for storms to pass...it is about learning to dance in the rain! __________________________________________________________________________ IP: Logged
Randall Webmaster Posts: 26532 From: Columbus, GA USA Registered: Nov 2000	posted October 08, 2008 06:34 PM ------------------ "Don't worry about the world coming to an end today. It's already tomorrow in Australia." Charles Schultz IP: Logged
blue moon Moderator Posts: 3835 From: U.K Registered: Dec 2007	posted October 26, 2008 07:37 PM I've been watching 'the Tudors' and was intrigued by the potrayal of Henry Tudor (Jonathon Rhys-Meyers) and Catherine of Aragon (Maria Doyle Kennedy). The portrayal on her is sympathetic but I still asked myself why she didn't just gve it up and go into a nunnery to make everyone's life easier. Then I saw her birth chart. In England she is normally known as CATHERINE OF ARAGON A FANATIC A FIERCE HEART HE CAN'T FORCE GRANITE Really she is CATHERINE OF ARAGON AND CASTILLE FIRE STAR THERE ARE EIGHT ON HER CHART SHE IS IN THE RIGHT THE TRUTH SET IN STONE With her (2nd) husband HENRY TUDOR CATHERINE OF ARAGON HATRED AND RAGE A FIERY THRONE THE RING OF TRUTH IP: Logged
LEXX Moderator Posts: 1567 From: Still out looking for Schrödinger's cat.........& LEXIGRAMMING... is my Passion! Registered: Jan 2008	posted October 26, 2008 08:57 PM Whoa! That is some wicked chart! Uh oh....Ooops! quote: Really she is CATHERINE OF ARAGON AND CASTILLE FIRE STAR THERE ARE EIGHT ON HER CHART SHE IS IN THE RIGHT THE TRUTH SET IN STONE No letter "U" so cannot have TR(u)TH Hoever.... You could use: quote: sooth Archaic. –noun 1. truth, reality, or fact. More examples of the usage of SOOTH: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/sooth You could also use: FACT. quote: With her (2nd) husband HENRY TUDOR/CATHERINE OF ARAGON HATRED AND RAGE A FIERY THRONE THE RING OF TRUTH UNION words= HATRED AND TRUTH FIERY As a couple these words matter. Here it reveals quite a tense relationship! FIERY HATRED AND TRUTH COMPATIBILITY words= THRONE THE In how they get along these words matter. How interesting! Both have.. THE THRONE UNIQUE individual words for CATHERINE OF ARAGON= RAGE A RING OF Those words only really pertain to her not him, nor them as a couple.This reveals her standing in her life.. A RING OF RAGE HENRY TUDOR does not have any UNIQUE individual words in your Lexigram. Simply merging the names gives falseness to a couple's Lexigram. ------------------ It is not about waiting for storms to pass...it is about learning to dance in the rain! _________________________________________________________________________ IP: Logged
blue moon Moderator Posts: 3835 From: U.K Registered: Dec 2007	posted October 27, 2008 04:43 AM Thanks ~ any guidelines on doing couple's lexigrams? There's not much in Anne Boleyn as a name on it's own that I can find so far. IP: Logged
LEXX Moderator Posts: 1567 From: Still out looking for Schrödinger's cat.........& LEXIGRAMMING... is my Passion! Registered: Jan 2008	posted October 27, 2008 01:52 PM quote: Thanks ~ any guidelines on doing couple's lexigrams? You are welcome! I have written and posted much on that topic. Give me little time to track down links for you. ------------------ It is not about waiting for storms to pass...it is about learning to dance in the rain! __________________________________________________________________________ IP: Logged
LEXX Moderator Posts: 1567 From: Still out looking for Schrödinger's cat.........& LEXIGRAMMING... is my Passion! Registered: Jan 2008	posted October 27, 2008 02:02 PM quote: There's not much in Anne Boleyn as a name on it's own that I can find so far. No there is not... however I see significant things! Will post more later! ------------------ It is not about waiting for storms to pass...it is about learning to dance in the rain! __________________________________________________________________________ IP: Logged
blue moon Moderator Posts: 3835 From: U.K Registered: Dec 2007	posted October 29, 2008 11:56 AM I found this using Google (couples lexigrams) http://www.psychecommunity.com/e107_plugins/forum/forum_viewtopic.php?3160.12 Is this right? : Union ~ word made using both names Compatibility ~ words they can both make in their names Unique ~ word only one of the names can make IP: Logged

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