On 07/31/2015 11:55 AM, salyavin808 wrote:
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This article has been surfacing different places over the last few days.
But in the past I have been confronting the naysayers about the research
showing that being born at different times of the year (and some
different times of the day) can effect your personality. Despite the
title here is a roundup of some that research. Also i want to note that
research on astrology was done centuries ago as jyotishees in India
compiled the planetary effect common in many horoscopes and published in
works like the Saravali. Most astrology naysayers though are debunking
sun sign newspaper astrology which is not real astrology.
"in the past I have been confronting the naysayers about the research
showing that being born at different times of the year (and some
different times of the day) can effect your personality."
We remember, but what have psychiatric conditions occurring more
frequently to people born in the later winter months have to do with
astrology? This seems more likely to be about light levels or
temperature or parental hormone levels or something - I don't think
they know yet. But just in case, are there planetary conjunctions that
occur mostly in January? I think not but it wou;d be an interesting
study for astrologers to do. For some reason the doctors here didn't
think of it ;-)
Can you correlate particular conjunctions with poor mental health in
any case? That would be an interesting study too. You should be able
to predict schizophrenia from someone's birth chart if it was an
astrological thing rather than a seasonal thing, but not just
statistically like in this example. Saying that you are 17% more
likely to become psychotic because you were ! born in January isn't
going to cut it as a test of astrology because it's a fact we already
know.
It seems to me a curious post title as the research isn't about
astrology, the one in the article is a bit more accurate.
http://www.rawstory.com/2015/07/astrology-is-bullsht-but-here-are-six-ways-your-date-of-birth-can-affect-who-you-are/
Keep 'em coming!
Oh wait, I get it. Everyone thinks this is validation of sun sign
astrology which you think is rubbish, I got confused because I was
thinking vedically in terms of the "snapshot at birth" rather than
predominant monthly things like Aquarians are generally amazing.
Does this research make you more inclined to get "western"?
No, because the research is still abstract and can be applied to
sidereal astrology as well. Consider the planets markers like we used
to use sun dials and things may start falling into place. But then
electromagnetic waves from the planet you're standing on probably have
cycles too and much more powerful than the sun or moon and may control
our minds. Just a theory mind you.
