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Political Elections

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©2006 J. Lee Lehman

As we gear up for the November elections, let’s not forget two things. First, when astrologers use a birth chart for the country, it needs a time attached: and there lies the rub. If there is one thing that everybody in the astrological community likes to argue over, it’s the USA chart.

While July 4th is…

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The Void-of-Course Moon: From Linear Time to Lunar Time

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©2003 J. Lee Lehman

The void-of-course Moon has been listed as a debility (weakened) since Arabic times. However, listing it as debilitated is one thing: coming up with a cogent meaning is another. What did the ancients mean by believing it weakened? What continuity is there with modern astrology thinking? And, how can we use these ideas in application? These are the issues…

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Enron: A Bankruptcy

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©2002 J. Lee Lehman

It is very tempting to apply some sort of editorial statement as part of the title, like “A Study in Corporate Greed.” But let’s not kid ourselves. Enron is merely one of the more flagrant cases, not necessarily the worst. Enron is simply: The Company That Got Caught.

As astrologers, what can we learn…

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Atlanta Group: Predicting Future Presidential Elections from Past Ones

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Ralph Cannizzaro, Frances Rackow, Penny Shelton,and J. Lee Lehman, Ph.D.[1]

Copyright 2000 J. Lee Lehman

There are two possible ways to predict the outcome of a political election: either using mundane charts (such as Ingresses, election day charts, prior lunations), or by comparative natal methods. Lee published some mundane studies in a previous article,[2] and…

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US Presidential Elections: The Use of Past Elections to Predict Future Outcomes

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Copyright 2000 J. Lee Lehman

Published in the Astrological Journal, September 2000

There are two generalized methods to predict the outcome of a political election: either we can find an appropriate mundane chart (such as Ingresses, election day charts, prior lunations) to use for predictive purposes, or we can find a method based on the two primary opponents’…

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Predicting Presidential Elections: A Sports Model

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This article outlines the basic premises of using a quantitative predictive model based on Guido Bonatti’s rules of warfare for the prediction of US presidential elections.

Copyright 1997 J. Lee Lehman

Reprinted from Horary Practitioner Volume 9 #23, 1998.

In the May/June issue of the Astrological Journal, Bernadette Brady and I published a…

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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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