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1918(第三版)·Max Heindel;Augusta Foss Heindel · Chapter 69 / 130

Chapter XVI. URANUS, THE PLANET OF ALTRUISM(续 5)

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fame will be national or international. This position will bring direct touch with the spiritual world and success in dealing with inhabitants of that place. It i,s also productive 01 dreams and visions of a prophetic and inspirational nature. It strengthens the healing powers and will consequently enable the person to do a great deal of good for his suffering fellow-men. These aspects give a highly developed intuition which amounts almost to mind-reading. There is a love of travel and exploration of the physical world as well as of nature's finer realms. Nor are such people altogether dreamers, they have a strong will with excellent executive and organizing powers which will aid them in realizing their hopes, wishes and ambitions to rise in life and be at the forefront of whatever profession they select.

ty 6 P1? Neptune conjunction or parallel to Uranus are convertible aspects, if the planets are well placed by sign and otherwise well-aspected, their effect will be similar to the sextile or trine, though not so pronounced, but if they are cadent, weak by sign, and afflicted they are only a little less evil than when aspected by square or opposition.

W D & *& Neptune square or opposition to Uranus brings underhanded, deceptive influences into the life which aim to undermine the reputation

and make the person suffer scandal and public disfavor, sudden and unaccountable reverses in business are met with, or trouble in social affairs. There is the same love of travel and exploration as given by the good aspects but the person cannot accomplish his aims with the same facility, or if he does it is to his disadvantage and brings added trouble. He is also drawn towards the occult or mystic side of life, but his path is beset by dangers of mediumship and obsession and all through life he is filled with premonitions of danger and a vague dread of impending disaster which he can neither account for nor dispel by will or reason, hence uncertainty overshadows the life as a cloud and robs him of peace and contentment.

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