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STJERNERNE 9307 July 1993
The "New" Denmark in the EEC - Cancer ingress By Christian Borup (p. 6) The cardinal ingress, which is not full of promises for the Danish Government. The shadow of Pluto By Adrian Ross Duncan (p. 15) When transiting Pluto leaves a sign, the worldly matters pertaining to this particular sign will have changed completely. Pluto in Scorpio will see to it that no hidden, unimpeded power remains unaffected; and wasteful practices and abuse of power will be eliminated. The financial world faces a period of readjustments -- probably in connection with the Solar Eclipse on November 13 this year. In the light of the above mentioned influences, Adrian examines the chart of the British Conservative Party, which is exposed to great pressure these days. A political party and its leader (Part One) By Lis Nielsen (p. 9) On the 2nd of June 1992 the Danes voted no to the EEC Maastricht treaty. Although originally against the treaty, the SF -- a left-wing socialist party in Denmark -- and its leader, Holger K. Nielsen, later recommended the Danes to vote yes at the election on the 18th of May 1993. This change of policy reflects the need for alterations and innovations -- present tendencies also shown in the charts of the SF and Holger K. Nielsen. Lis Nielsen examines the chart of the SF and gives her opinion on the likely development for the party in the next decade. The Ugly Duckling of Astrology By Marianne Gaarden (p. 21) For centuries natal and horary astrology accompanied each other. However, horary astrology fell into discredit when the concept of personal development was introduced (on the basis of the theories of Freud, Jung, and the astrologer Dane Rudyar). Marianne Gaarden states her reasons for believing that the principles of horary do not clash with those of natal astrology -- instead they are complementary to each other. Marianne ends her article with two horaries, demonstrating the use of Translation of light and frustration. Around the World By Elisabeth Sj�berg (p. 28) Astrologers say that you cannot exchange your natal chart for another one. Strictly speaking, it is so -- but there is another possibility: You can set up your chart for any other place in the world -- using another latitude and longitude (while date and time remain unchanged). Your chart will turn out differently, and whenever you go abroad you will meet whatever is indicated in the chart for this particular place -- yet, planets on axes yield the most interesting results and are worth noticing. Elisabeth demonstrates this method, using her own chart and telling about some of her own experiences while travelling around the world. Letters to the Editor (p. 49) Debate: rectification of Mahatma Gandhi's birth chart; A proposal to revise the teaching methods at the astrological institutes in Denmark; The use of astrology in the recruitment of personnel; The tropical and sidereal zodiacs; -- and Jung's theory of synchronicity. Miscellaneous Book reviews, Sun signs, general planetary tendencies, and Mercury in the 12 signs (series). Summary: Arlette G�rtler � 1997 STJERNERNE / Christian Borup This Summary was
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