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Prediction and Psychological Transformation by Adrian Ross Duncan
Adrian Ross Duncan - eNJOY!
“When royal astrologer John Dee consulted with Queen Elizabeth I in the 16th century, he almost certainly gave her good advice about matters of state. He certainly chose an auspicious day for the coronation (note 1) as Elizabeth had a long a successful reign that spanned 44 years. But there are some things her probably did not do. He probably did not dwell on the fact that her father, Henry VIII, had declared her a bastard and disinherited her. He probably did not dwell on the psychological consequences of her father having her mother beheaded for supposed adultery. He probably did not reflect on Elizabeth’s ability to have a rewarding love life after her quasi-incestuous relationship in her mid-teens with Thomas Seymour, the 2nd husband of her stepmother and guardian Catherine Parr…”
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Anti Social Planets by Kingsley
Kingsley - Enjoy!
“Anti Social personality types are defined by behaviours where breaking the rules is apparent. Whether these type of behaviours are classified by criminal acts (law breaking) or by clever con man tactics there are planets in the horoscope which can help outline Anti Social tendencies. The anti social personality type has a great capacity to be successful in society however there seems to be a fine line in becoming notorious for harming others in society.
Dog (Duane) Chapman, once Sergeant at Arms of a bikie Club and prison Inmate, now Bounty Hunter and Rehabilitation role model
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Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment: How ordinary people can become cruel, and how not to succumb - by Astrology for the 21st Century
Astrology for the 21st Century
“In the summer of 1971 Philip Zimbardo, a psychology professor at Stanford University in the USA, conducted an experiment that is still reverberating in the human psyche to this day.
Setting out to answer questions about what happens when you place ordinary people in a situation that asks them to commit cruel and despicable acts towards their fellow human beings, the Stanford Prison Experiment (SPE) has direct parallels with the recent Abu Ghraib prison scandal.
The results of the experiment were so drastic that it had to be cut short. Originally intended to run for two weeks, it was terminated after just six days…”
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