Paul Foster Case was born on October 3, 1884 in Fairport, New York a small town outside of Rochester. His mother was a teacher, and his father ead librarian of the town library. He learned to read earlier than most because of his mother, and exhibited exceptional musical talent. He began training in piano and organ when he was three, which later led to a position as church organist when he was nine years old.
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“An imperious necessity forces me to speak the truth, as I see it, whether the speech please or displease, whether it bring praise or blame. That one loyalty to Truth I must keep stainless, whatever friendships fail me or human ties be broken.” – Annie Besant, An Autobiography Chapter XIV. Annie Besant ate no meat and drank no liquor. She is considered the forerunner start of the British Anti-vivisection group (animal testing) and Lizzy Lind af Hageby, one of her many proteges, gave her such credit. Marc Jones wrote about her to such length in his Essentials of Astrology that abbreviating it…
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Our header picture is of Bill and Diana Roche, a casualty of the Blood Eclipse. But it may have been a rough week for many, with the after effects of the Blood Eclipse, highlighting many a fatality. Even deaths that were expected from old age or illness, are always a shock to the system — we tend to underestimate the impact beforehand and that we did with Diana who had been ill for the past year. With the South Node in the fourth house in Aquarius, these losses maybe people that you had electronic communication with recently more than a…
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C586 Scott Cunningham, Earthless Wiccan
Scott Cunningham a Wiccan writer who died of AIDS over twenty years ago (March 28 1993) , is a great example of how a missing element dominates a chart. Cunningham has no planets in earth, and has an air trine that dominates his Splash temperament type, but his closest square to the trine planets is a midheaven in Taurus — demonstrating his hopes for making himself a writer on the Earth’s bounty. He did, with his books on Crystals and Gemstones, Herbs, Aromatherapy, Incense & Oils, Household Spells and Rituals and Earth Power, the magic of utilizing the earth for…
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from A short unauthorized bio of Liz Greene September, 1946, Elizabeth Leigh (her maiden name) is born in New Jersey. September, 1951, Elizabeth Leigh turns five years old. September, 1952, under New Jersey law at the time, Elizabeth Leigh is of kindergarten age. Circa June, 1965, Elizabeth Leigh graduates from high school, presumably in New Jersey. Age 19: (i.e., September 1965 – August 1966, or thereabouts) Elizabeth Leigh was in Boston studying with Isabel Hickey. 1969: From her own statement, Elizabeth Leigh, now known as Liz Greene, is in Los Angeles, where she and Debbi Kempton-Smith meet. Liz Leigh had two…
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Astrologer Gail Fairfield in her book Choice Centered Astrology states her parents were missionaries to Foochow, one of the five treaty ports opened wholly to the West, and where she was born on February 27, 1950 at 3:52 PM. She has written several books on the tarot and astrology and is a student of astrologer Joanne Wickenburg, winner of Marc Edmund Jones scholarship award, whose major work was on astrological Interceptions. Mapping Gail Fairfield’s ascendant is 26 Scorpio 35 or the Hyperion Symbol of a blackbird whistling highlighting her ability to see things that other people cannot and enjoy the…
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Louise Lynn Hay, one of the pioneers of the modern self-care revolution, has passed away today at the age of 90. According to her Facebook page, which broke the news just over an hour ago, she died of natural causes surrounded by her loved ones. Her most popular book was You can Heal yourself. She had 07 Leo Rising, the symbol of “The constellations in the sky” and a 01 Scorpio Moon ” A sight seeing bus. ” Her 15 Libra sun gets the perfect symbol of “Circular paths of self-respect”. She is a Splash Temperament Type, that expresses…
