Marc Jones says she is a German born astrologer, but after a lot of searches we found Dr. Lash as a contemporary of Danish-born Max Heindel and his Rosicrucian group. She continued his work in Medical Astrology after he died in 1919, that we surmise, was from the Spanish flu epidemic, most who were middle aged adults and Heindel at 54 was a bit on the high side of that mark. Still if he had underlying health issues, that would have weakened his system, the flu would have had a good threshold to work from.
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USA Today has a good write up on her that should fill in a lot of the missing biography. She was born at 5:42 PM Yellowknife time why her Ascendant is in the second house of Taurus — as this is how the Morinus house system adjusts for the northern lattitudes (see Mrs Fred Trump, the mother of President Donald J. Trump, sr. for another example) and highlights her natural gifts that will help in creating her financial affiars. Ms. Kidder’s mother was Canadian but her father an American from New Mexico.He was a dynamite expert and the family often…
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First is Dr. Bauhin’s chart as would have been made for him at his birth, unless Campanus or Regiomontanus was in favour, a Hellenistic whole house affair. We have rectified him to 05.18 Gemini, that Dr. Gordon says gives a “studious and sane mind. Sober judgement.” I decided to do a chart on him because of all the planting I did over the weekend and was reading some things about daffodils, those lovely heralds of spring and got naturally curious. This setup gives him a definite Grand Trine and makes him a locomotive — a person who follows their interests…
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Dr. Viktor E. Frankl of Vienna, Psychiatrist of the Search for Meaning, Dies at 92 By HOLCOMB B. NOBLE Published: September 4, 1997 Viktor E. Frankl, sed his experiences as a prisoner in German concentration camps in World War II to write ”Man’s Search for Meaning,” died at 92. He was considered to be one of the last of the great Viennese psychiatrists. The standard chart of Dr. Frankl – it cries out for rectification. He died of heart failure, the International Viktor Frankl Institute of Logotherapy said yesterday. Viktor Frankl’s mother, father, brother and pregnant wife were all killed…
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Robert Pershing Wadlow is the tallest person in medical history for whom there is irrefutable documented evidence. Because he was born in Alton, Illinois, a town one hundred miles south of the capitol, Springfield, and across the river from St. Louis, Bob got the nickname of “The Alton Giant.” Hyperpituitarism made him grow Robert Wadlow reached 8 feet 11.1 inches (272 cm) in height and weighed 490 pounds (220 kg) at his death. His great size and his continued growth past adolescence and well into adulthood was astonishing. A medical condition called “hypertrophy of the pituitary gland” caused by an…
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Hawley Crippen was an American doctor who lived in London with his wife Cora, a London dance-hall girl. She was last seen by friends after a dinner at their house in January of 1910. She was known to brow-beat and demoralize her husband in public, a soft-spoken and relatively meek man, who practiced homeopathic medicine. When asked about Cora’s whereabouts, Crippen’s story was inconsistent, and his paramour, a 19 year old co-worker called Ethel Le Neve, moved into the house just days after Cora’s disappearance. Crippen soon confided that, much to his embarrassment, Cora had gone to the US to…
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Alan Leo writes up this optometrist in his magazine, noting that the preponderance of Aries, Taurus and Gemini planets highlight the head and throat area of person with Neptune the closest to the Midheaven noting accuracy & Mars nearby highlight surgery. His major opposition is Mercury to the Moon and a translation of light to Saturn and trine to the Arian Venus, thus reinforcing the above. Like Rev. King, he has Uranus in the Twelfth house, again signifying confinement and detention but here opposite by the Moon suggesting a desired state because of like the Reverend, his vocation. Often this…
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Sheffield Iron Sheffield is a town, city, and borough in Yorkshire, England. It derives its name from the local Sheaf River and is about 160 miles north by northwest of London. It was known for its steel and world renowned cutlery. The local iron ore was smelted with charcoal got from the nearby abundant woodlands, and smiths and cutlers used the excellent local sandstone for grindstones. Our header picture is of a contemporary shot of Sheffield, featuring new and old architecture. Sheffield itself is quite old and dates back to the day of Julius Caesar’s Roman Army conquering and then…
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Dr. Edmond I. Eger II was a leader in the development of a now universally used technique to determine the proper dose of anesthetic gas administered in operating rooms
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Before Dr. Alexander Fleming invented penicillin, Dr. Carrel developed the Dakin Solution, a type of hypochlorite solution made from bleach that is diluted and then treated 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 I and is still used when people are out in the wild, far from critical care centers and hospitals.
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Hygeia was discovered in 1849 in Naples, but has become important during these days of Covid as a barometer of how to protect oneself from the deadly virus. Celestiology looks at Hygeia and sees what it really does tell.
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Tsarevich Alexei was the only son of Tsar Nicholas & Empress Alexandra of Russia. His birth was announced by his father on August 12, 1904 as at 1:00 PM and heralded by a twenty-gun salute.¹ Marc Jones incorrectly states that the “Czarevitch Alexis Nikolaevich” was born at 12 noon. His Ascendant is 10 Scorpio that falls in the twelfth house; Alexander the Great is said to have this degree as his Moon. Positively it is an affectionate but fickle aspect but most importantly denotes a change in fortune; President Lincoln had it for his Uranus. His Jupiter is at 00.07 Taurus,…


