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Mundane

Predicting the Outcome of Games or Confrontations: Where to Start

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Copyright 1998 J. Lee Lehman

Note: This article was published in the Horary Practitioner Volume 9, Issue #24. Just Us & Associates, 1998

The problem with predicting the outcome of sporting events is not a lack of models. The problem is selecting which model to use for a particular sport, or even a league or set of…

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Essays

Fate and Free Will

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Copyright 1997 J. Lee Lehman
I have a friend who has a multiple murderer as an astro-twin. This is exactly the sort of story which goes over big in the bar at an astrological conference. However, bragging rights aside, our normal inclination would be to find lessons in the differential house placements, and then hum a few bars of “There but for fortune, go…

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Medical

The Humors

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©1997 J. Lee Lehman

There is an ancient theory of wellness and illness that speaks directly to lifestyle questions. This medical model can still be used today to understand temperament, not only from a psychological standpoint, but also from the perspective of body type, susceptibility to certain types of conditions, and even obesity. It is a type of understanding which can be equally…

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Essays

The Influence of Relocation: A Baseball Model

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Copyright 1995, 1997 J. Lee Lehman

One of the major lifestyle changes of the 20th Century has been the considerable increase in voluntary relocation. Of course, war, famine and plague have historically resulted in massive relocations of entire populations. However, as the technology of transportation has improved, many individuals and small family units relocate frequently, often on a whim. Until recently, it was…

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Books

The Book of Rulerships

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Book of Rulerships
The reference guide to who said what about what rules what.

There have been many works listing astrological rulerships of people, places and things. However, especially in the modern era, it’s been all too easy to mix rulership concepts indiscriminately, resulting in a large number of rulership attributions that skip between all sorts of schools and…

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Essays

The Basis of Rulerships

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Copyright 1991 J. Lee Lehman, Ph.D.

The concept of rulerships, as we have inherited it, has actually included two discrete elements:

  • sign rulerships, including the five essential dignities of rulership, exaltation, triplicity, term and face, as well as mutual reception,
  • natural rulerships, the attribution of a thing to rulership by a sign, planet, or house.

    • …

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Books

The Ultimate Asteroid Book

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The Ultimate Asteroid Book
($17.95)

The first book to extend the study of asteroids past the First Four.

A discussion of the asteroids within groups: motivational, passional, sexual, and mundane. Contains ephemerides of ten asteroids for the 20th Century.

Table of Contents:

Part One: Motivations

Part Two:…

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Electional

Alfred John Pearce: Chapter III on Electional: The Text-book of Astrology (1889)

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Text Copyright 2007 J. Lee Lehman

Pearce’s description of the last six houses does not present as many departures as his first six. The use of a time for the marriage as being when the wedding ring is put on seems a bit strange, but perhaps there have been some changes in custom. the use of the signs of Mercury and…

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