Nathan Naicker Western Astrology

  Game of Thrones is a fantasy drama television series that premiered on HBO in April 2011. It is an adaptation of the A Song of Ice and Fire fantasy novels by author George R. R. Martin. There are three main story arcs in the series. The first centres around the dynamic alliances and conflicts for the Iron Throne of the Seven Kingdoms on the island of Westeros. The second focuses on the last descendant of the deposed Emperor of Westeros and her quest to return in glory to her homeland while gathering support and strength in the lands of the island across the sea, Essos. The third story arc revolves around the brothers of the Night’s Watch, and their ongoing mission to defend Westeros from ancient and magical enemies from the far North, bringing to the world the long dread Winter along with them. Being a fan of the series, and having read some of the books (up to the end of Book 3), it dawned on me last night that I could devote some time to feed my nerdish curiosity about every...

  “As I know mine own heart to be entirely English, I can very sincerely assure you, there is not anything you can expect or desire from me, which I shall not be ready to do, for the happiness and prosperity of England”.1 These words from the soft and sweet-voiced Queen Anne fell on the ears of Parliament on the occasion of her accession to the throne of England on 11 March 1702. From ages 19 to 35, Anne had seventeen children, all of whom died either shortly before or after birth, or did not reach maturity. By contrast, 150 years later, Queen Victoria, possessing much lower probable fertility according to traditional astrological principles, produced an above-average number of children who survived.2 This article proposes that the marked fertility levels in the marriage chart of Queen Victoria improved her weak traditional fertility indications, thereby suggesting the relevance of using electional astrology to support important life events with nativities that may contraindicate ...

 This is purely my interpretation and opinion, and does not represent any verified or legal standpoint or meant to provide advice in that regard. After having gathered information related to this incident, I am horrified and deeply saddened and could barely work. This is an attempt to make sense of all this the only way I know how – with the language of Astrology. While justice of the heavens is due, I pray that earthly justice through the laws of this land be served timeously. This work is dedicated to Jayde, and all other victims like her over the years. Please note that the tone of voice adopted from hereon is coldly objective, both in an attempt for me to stifle my raging emotions around this incident, and also to approach this as diligently as possible with the respect it deserves. Please consider gently. I may be completely wrong. PART ONE: BACKGROUND AND TIMELINE Jade Panayiotou was born on 22 November 1985 in Port Elizabeth, South Africa. As far as I know, the time of ...

Prediction of death is not an easy affair and a very grave (pun not intended) issue to be treated with utmost respect and sensitivity. The following is a textbook example for the sake of illustration only. In all sensitive predictions, we have to allow for some leeway in birth time in terms of minutes or seconds that would correspond to months in "real" time as well. I am only discussing the aspects of her natal chart that are pertinent to the time we are looking at. Diana Natal The Part of Fortune is Hilaj. Jupiter is Kadhkudhah. Jupiter is succedent, Retrograde (minor affliction on its own), with the conjunction of Saturn reducing by 29.55/3=9.85 years due to its dignity. Hence gives Median years = 45.5-9.85=35.65 years (March 1997). We can say that until March 1997 the years of life will partake of the vitality indicated by the Hilaj. After this time, the life force is vulnerable. In 1997, the profected Ascendant comes to Sagittarius, making Jupiter the Lord of the Year in...