A s t r o l o g i e - Mandala

Bronnen: Arch Crawford, Georgia Statthis, Dr Theodor Landscheidt

Astronomische cycli en harmonische gebeurtenissen hebben een grondige impact op de stock- en goederenmarkten. In het midden van de jaren '70 hielp John Nelson, een RCA onderzoeker, de astroloog Crawford bewijzen dat planetaire opstellingen relatief tot de Zon de markt kunnen helpen timen. John verwittigde Crawford telkens op de exacte moment dat er grote opflakkeringen waren, en op zijn beurt kon Crawford vaststellen dat de beurs scherp daalde en dat tegelijk het goud in waarde steeg tijdens deze geomagnetische gestoorde periode. Current Solar/Magnetic data.
Eén van de langst aangehouden periode van ionosferische electronen gemeten door een geosynchronische satelliet had plaats tijdens de week voor en tijdens de beurscrash van 1987. Er zijn sterke wetenschappelijke aanwijzingen dat de zwaartekracht en electromagnetische krachten een direct causale relatie hebben met veel groepspatronen en cycli op aarde.
Volgens Georgia Stathis werd op 3 april 2001 de grootste Zonneuitbarsting in de geschiedenis genoteerd. Gedurende weken hiervoor waren er verschillende defecten in krachtcentrales, voornamelijk in Californië. In 2000 was er een zeer actieve Zonnecyclus en de kranten meldden heel wat telefoonproblemen, enz.

Meer info over de krachtigste Zonneuitbarsting ooit waargenomen vindt u bij www.spacewaeather.com. Ik citeer hieruit: "A dense interplanetary shock wave struck Earth's magnetosphere on June 18th, 2001 and triggered a G2-class geomagnetic storm. The disturbance began its journey toward Earth last Friday when a coronal mass ejection (CME) billowed away from the Sun. Although that CME was not Earth-directed, the expanding cloud generated a "bow shock" as it plowed through the gaseous interplanetary medium, and that bow shock struck our planet's magnetic field. "

Hieronder vindt u tevens een uittreksel uit deVore’s Encyclopedia of Astrology over Zonnevlekken… interessant en het lezen waard: " The phenomenon of Sunspot cycles is one, which has increasingly engaged the attention of astrophysicists for more than two centuries. Useful records of the sunspot cycle are available from 1610 to the present day. For a long time the cycle was said to be of a duration of 11.3 years, but more recently it has been noted that successive eleven-year cycles produce similar but opposite phenomena, and that a complete cycle is of a duration of 22.6 years. It has also been noted that while the Sun's surface is hotter at times of sunspot maxima, the Earth's land surface is cooler, apparently due to the increased cloudiness that attends the phenomena.

It is also found that magnetic disturbances in the Sun -- are reflected on the Earth with increased display of the aurora borealis, and magnetic disturbances that interrupt telegraphic service. Economic cycles are also found to correspond with the Sunspot Cycle. Trees grow more during the years of Sunspot maxima, when ultra-violet radiation increases by as much as 30 Per cent. Some plant life grows better with an excess of ultra-violet light, while other species thrive better on an excess of infrared rays.

Ellsworth Huntingdon, of Yale University, says solar radiation affects the health and behavior of man. Harlan E. Stetson, of Massachusetts Institute of Technology, finds business activity, output of automobiles and new building construction follow the Sunspot cycle. For lack of reliable data on weather conditions, Dr. William Herschel used the price of wheat as an index on which to base his observations of this and similar cosmic cycles. Thus sciences establish the fact that man is influenced by cosmic phenomena, and the step to recognition of the validity of astrological influences has only the hurdle of prejudice to overcome before it is accorded scientific recognition."

(Nicholas de Vore's Encyclopedia of Astrology)