Benefic Conjunction

I am an astrologer, I am unapologetic about my pursuits. If you think astrology is bullshit, you are an ignorant…

Astrologer Dmitry Uranus 😆 During the last two years I have watched the Rashists conduct massive rocket attacks many times during the Moon (Luna) Jupiter conjunction. This is very strange, astrology considers this summit to be auspicious. It seems that an astrologer on the top gives advice to Russian military. He chooses “maximally favourable dates” for mass rocket attacks to achieve maximum results

And the conjunction of Luna and Jupiter will be now on 30 and 31 July. And if my theory about the advice of a Rashist astrologer is true we can expect another attack. I can say with certainty that the probability of an attack is very high.

The astral map is much more complex and populated now than simply a summit of Luna and Jupiter. Today on 30 July, Luna was in conjunction with Mars.

The post is cut off here. Luna Jupiter summits occur every month because it takes Luna to travel through the Zodiac. Jupiter is kinda slower and it takes like a year for it to travel through a zodiac sign. Some say the Chinese years follow the journey of Jupiter.

Further, there appears to be a Saturn in square to that Luna, Jupiter, Mars stellium, which is also in sextile to the Sol (the Sun). And Luna is waning and not very illuminated. Dark moon of the receding cycle.

Whatever!

This is from the same kind of kitchen as Putin consulting Siberian Shamans…

Impactful Astrology Books

List three books that have had an impact on you. Why?

Lay people tend to mock astrology. Astrology was in centuries prior cast out of academia and today most normies think it is pseudo-science. But there are those scholars that are not afraid to go against the mainstream thought. If you want some interesting books on astrology, I am currently reading….

Dr. Michel Gauquelin’s Cosmic Influences on Human Behavior

Gauquelin applies science to explain the phenomena of astrology. I am early into the book and already his discussion of planets emenatung radio signals has stayed in my head.

Earlier, an impactful book that I read on astrology was…

Richard Tarnas’ Cosmos and Psyche

Tarnas explains how cycles of outer planets, that is the gas giants beyond the Asteroid Belt and Pluto, coincide with historical events. How some events seem to be repeating themselves or following each other in congruence with the aspects of the planets.

And lastly, a book on the astrological great ages. You might have heard this is the dawning of the Age of Aquarius.♒️

Ray Grasse Signs of the Times

STDs on the Rise in England

So, gonorrhea, syphilis; but also chlamydia, and herpes are on the rise in England…

As an astrologer, I would say it is the Pluto in Scorpio generation coming of age. Pluto exited the sign of Scorpio in 2006, according to the Fagan and Bradley sidereal zodiac that I use. It is my contention that sexuality is related to the transit of Pluto, and low and behold…

The age group most likely to be diagnosed with a sexually transmitted infection (STI) is people who are 15-24.

The generation of Pluto in Scorpio is the most effected, note that Pluto stays in each sign for about 12 years.

All Welcome Our AI Overlords

I must say I am a big fan of AI and I am thrilled by the possibilities it offers…

Venus-Jupiter conjunction as seen from my bedroom…

As readers of this blog know, I have a hobby, and that hobby is astrology. Astrology is a difficult and tedious job that consumes a lot of time and requires a heightened perception.

I am using a software to calculate positions of planets for my historical astrology project. Everyday after work I make note of one or several aspects, and in my free time I write out a whole cycle. For every couple of planets (say Jupiter and Saturn) I use the software to calculate 3,000 years worth of aspects.

Although, I think my productivity could be higher, I think the pace of my work far outpaces astrologers 50 years ago that did not have the luxury of using an astrology software. Back then, and since antiquity, the astrologer would rely on his own observed measurements or in the best case on tables that recorded the positions of planets. Those are known as the ephemeris, and the software has the tables built in.

Now imagine if I could automate the process. Have a robot do the calculations and write them out using the same template I have devised. I could have the work I was doing for the last five years done in like 5 hours or maybe less. I could also instruct the AI to link the aspects to historical events and find connections between the different configurations.

Honestly, a predictive mundane astrology software that would use the AI and include further techniques that go beyond just planetary aspects would be something mad. You could literally predict things like pandemics and market crashes with just click of a button.

Some people fear the AI would replace humans. I personally think it will enhance humanity. The AI is literally an extension of human mind. We will be able to make complex calculations that would take people years to complete, or would be impossible for humans to do without an error. We could outsource tasks to the AI that would take a lifetime to achieve.

Stories from ancient India tell of rishis that have spent years, even decades calculating and analyzing planetary positions and celestial omens. And don’t get me wrong, doing this work makes me feel human but I am not sure if fastening these tasks and using a super intelligence would make me feel less human, or whether it would free my soul from the frustrating task ahead of me, and make me focus on other things that would be far more rewarding?

PS: We are off to a good start…