This chart is for support of Mr. Korematsu’s civil liberties struggle so you can use it against the charts on the FDR Interment essay. I did not rectify it but chose the standard sunrise birth chart. Korematsu was born on January 30, 1919 in Oakland, California, the third of four sons born to parents who […]
Month: January 2021
C787 Fred Korematsu, Civil Libertarian
This chart is for support of Mr. Korematsu’s civil liberties struggle so you can use it against the charts on the FDR Interment essay. I did not rectify it but chose the standard sunrise birth chart. Korematsu was born on January 30, 1919 in Oakland, California, the third of four sons born to parents who […]
1942, February 19th FDR’s order for Japanese Interment
Fred Korematsu challenged FDR's now controversial Executive Order forcing Japanese-Americans only, to leave their home and report to an interment camp in the aftermath of the bombing of the US naval base at Pearl Harbor. Celestiology looks at the charts.
Saladin: The Legendary Muslim Hero & His Legacy
Who is Yusuf ibn Ayyūb aka Saladin? Chances are you know him best as Mohammed Saladin, the most famous Muslim hero of all time. His capture of Jerusalem on October 2, 1187, made him legendary for both sides of the battle: the Christians because they lost the Great City and the Muslims because they regained […]
AC/DCs Rhythm Man Malcolm Young
The AC/DC Young brothers are legendary, what was so special about them?
The Battle of Karbala Iraq
Karbala Iraq, c. 680 The Battle of Karbala 680 cemented a division that still exists between Islam’s Sunni and Shia branches. Initially, the dispute began over succession to the Caliphate of Mohammed because the Prophet did not explicitly appoint as a successor thus throwing succession into a tizzy. Ali, who was Muhammad’s son-in-law, blood cousin, […]
C692 Polish Christian Mystic, Jakob Boehme
Böhme the mystic It seems only fitting that Jakob Boehme, the great Polish mystic, should have a birthday shrouded in mystery. On Wikipedia, but nowhere else, Böhme has a birthday of April 24, 1575, reading Marc Edmund Jones’s Guide to Horoscopic Interpretation that date is wrong. He he posits another from Manly Hall, the eminent […]
J101 Dr. Alexis Carrel & the Dakin Solution
Before Dr. Alexander Fleming invented penicillin, Dr. Carrel developed the Dakin Solution, a type of hypochlorite solution made from diluted bleach and applied to decrease skin irritation. Chlorine, the active ingredient in Dakin’s solution, is a potent antiseptic that kills most forms of bacteria and viruses. This simple solution saved many men in World War […]
A. L. Kroeber cultural anthropologist & Ursula LeGuin
Hi Folks, I’ve been ill with vertigo from an inner ear infection, so I’ve been reading alot and posting little. I will try to get those tasks more intune in the days that follow. Thanks. Alfred Louis Kroeber was an American cultural anthropologist who studied under famed Franz Boas at Columbia University. He received the […]
J18 William Livingston Alden, canoeist
William Livingston Alden was born in Williamstown, Massachusetts on October 9, 1837, time unrecorded, but we have rectified it to 10:50 am giving him a 10 Sagittarius rising. Alden was a see-saw temperament showing the two parts of his life, his outward career of journalism and awriter of science fiction and his Neptunian career canoeing […]



