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STJERNERNE 9504 April 1995
Editorial: Time Passes By Christian Borup (p. 3) Astrology has lost two great figures: Derek Appleby and the Hungarian Ferenc Sz�ll�si, who was a pioneer on the Danish astrological scene (cif. obituaries on p. 59 and 60, respectively). Not even astrologers can escape time -- but as time passes we may all give our contribution to the heap of astrological material, which will gradually rise into a mountain of knowledge. Chart Analysis: Prinz Kiian Ragozy of Hungary - He didn't Know His Family Tree By Jette Hartmann Bender (p. 6) The chart of a young man in Denmark, who suddenly found out that his real identity was Prinz Kiian Ragozy of Hungary. Denmark Under Pressure - The Aries Ingress By Christian Borup (p. 16) Denmark (and its currency in particular) will come under pressure in relation to other countries. Companies dealing in electronics and communication will face some problems -- whereas the Danes in general are more concerned with the issue of foreigners buying Danish land and houses. Can You Talk With Your Partner? By Christian Borup (p. 12) A new series covering Mercury in the 12 signs and the way it communicates with the partner's Mercury. This time: Mercury in Aries. Stjernerne introduces our new automatic telephone service for those readers who do not know the position of their (or their partner's) Mercury. Planets or Stars By Christian Borup (p. 24) An introduction to the series on fixed stars by Paul Mahler Dam (p. 26). Christian describes the magnitude of our own Solar System -- and the tradition of using fixed stars in mundane astrology. A Sigh for old England By Adrian Ross Duncan (p. 20) An astrological study of the country where the rich are getting richer and the poor poorer. However, transitting-Pluto has brought (and still will bring) about changes, which will be felt especially by The Conservative Party (and the Royal Family) due to the number of planets in fixed signs in their charts. Fixed Stars By Paul Mahler Dam (p. 26) First part of a series on fixed stars -- beginning with their numerous names, as they are described in the ancient texts. Letters to the Editor By Christian Borup (p. 58) Comment on a previous article in Stjernerne, and a request for reviews on computer programmes. Book Reviews (p. 53) Five books -- two by Danish authors, and three books translated into Danish, i.e.: A. Bailey: The Reappearance of The Christ; Johanna Paungger and Thomas Poppe: Vom richtigen Zeitpunkt and Mort Gale: Instant Astrology. Miscellaneous Sun signs and planetary tendencies. Information on seminars and examinations. List of contents of the 39th Annual Volume (April '94 - March 95). Summary: Arlette G�rtler � 1997 STJERNERNE / Christian Borup This Summary was
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