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STJERNERNE 9610 October 1996
Editorial: When You Just can't Help It By Christian Borup (p. 3) Early one Tuesday morning 40 years ago -- Ms Irene Christensen turned up at the main station in Copenhagen. Irene Christensen had just finished the first issue of Stjernerne, and now she was waiting for the first person to buy it. And someone did -- on that very day, September 25, 1956, at 10:25 a.m. Today, 40 years later, the magazine still holds the same size, etc. And it was all made possible because Irene Christensen could not help it. She just had to do it! Denmark and its Reputation - The Libra Ingress By Christian Borup (p. 12) The Libra Ingress chart calculated for Copenhagen is not that interesting, but it is energetic. Denmark will be known for its tolerance, but we also run the risk of getting ill fame for the very same reason! Chart Analysis: Peter H�eg - A Most Interesting Acquaintance By Jette Hartmann Bender (p. 6) Peter H�eg is a famous writer in Denmark. On the basis of his books and their contents, Jette Hartmann Bender has rectified his birth chart -- and takes the readers on a trip to the interesting universe of this unique writer. (One of Peter H�eg's books -- Ms. Smilla's Feeling for Snow and The Woman and the Ape -- has been published in 25 countries around the world.) Lost and found (Part Two) By Louise Kirsebom and Johan Hjelmborg (p. 28) The astrological rules and methods should be used with care. Often, it is best to be flexible and creative -- and to try and find the story that the chart itself is telling. This chart-story is illustrated by means of three horary lost-and-found example charts. Hand and Spirit (Part Four) By Per Jan Neergaard (p. 50) In the previous three articles, Per Jan Neergaard has described the overall symbolism of the hands and the palms. This time, Per Jan focuses on the interpretation of the various patterns of the palm, their relation to the four Elements -- and their individual components. Book Reviews (p. 60) A brilliant new Danish book on graphology -- and three books translated into Danish, i.e.: Your Chinese Horoscope by Henning Hai Lee Yang; The Celestine Prophecy by James Redfield, and Animus and Anima by Emma Jung. Your Sun Sign, Autumn/Winter '96 By Cathrine Oppenheim (p. 15) Cathrine Oppenheim's special technique for Sun Sign Predictions gives very reliable results: Each sign is represented by its ruler (according to the old rulerships) -- and the planets aspect(s), dispositor, and house position are taken into consideration. Miscellaneous Sun signs and general planetary tendencies. Summary: Arlette G�rtler � 1997 STJERNERNE / Christian Borup This Summary was
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