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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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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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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