Dissertation Abstracts International: 19-53086.
Authors
Gaynor, Vida M.
Institution
Union for Experimenting Colleges & Universities.
Title
Astrology and psychology: Keys to understanding human
personality.
Source
Dissertation Abstracts International. Vol 43(3-B) 869-870, Sep 1982.

Accession Number
Journal Article: 68-06449.
Authors
Green, Denis G.
Institution
Aquarian Monastery of Cochise County, Psycho-Astrological Services,
Huachuca
City, AZ.
Title
Solar astrology: A clinical tool for personality assessment.
Source
American Federation of Astrologers Bulletin. Vol 41(7) 13-24, Jul
1979.
Abstract
Tested the usefulness of solar astrological concepts in social work,
with
emphasis placed on their utility in a clinical setting. It was
hypothesized
that differences exist between persons engaged in ongoing therapy and
those
not involved in counseling and their ability to recognize personality
traits
characteristic of their astrological birth sign. Ss selected from 2
population groups responded to a questionnaire and checklist designed
to
secure their birthdate and a rank ordering of 12 trait clusters for
"self-description" and "description of a significant other." Results
confirm
the hypothesis in that the "normal" population was more likely to
select
their appropriate astrological personality traits than the "special"
population. Differences in Ss' astrological level of functioning or
awareness
of their inner potentialities are discussed, whereby extraterrestrial
influences or astrological phenomena are suggested as delineators
between
healthy and unhealthy personality adjustment. (PsycINFO Database
Copyright
1982 American Psychological Assn, all rights reserved).

Journal Article: 68-01633.
Authors
Lester, David.
Institution
Richard Stockton State Coll.
Title
Astrologers and psychics as therapists.
Source
American Journal of Psychotherapy. Vol 36(1) 56-66, Jan 1982.
Abstract
Suggests that astrologers and psychics play a role similar to that
played by
psychotherapists and that they serve clients who do not wish to
characterize
themselves as having psychological problems. This is documented by
the
writings of astrologers and by transcripts of visits to astrologers
and
psychics by a client. Astrology is useful because it
provides concepts and terminology that describe people's life states
and
problems. It also provides a good medium for incorporating modern
psychological therapies. Both astrologers and psychics provided
examples of
advising, increasing the client's self-esteem, preparing the client
to face
trauma, and empathic dialog. (9 ref) (PsycINFO Database Copyright
1982
American Psychological Assn, all rights reserved).

Journal Article: 67-12514.
Authors
Perinbanayagam, R S.
Institution
City U New York, Hunter Coll.
Title
Self, other, and astrology: Esoteric therapy in Sri Lanka.
Source
Psychiatry. Vol 44(1) 69-79, Feb 1981.
Abstract
H=2E S. Sullivan's (1953) argument that anxiety as a fundamental human
experience is alleviated by the use of various procedures that he
called
"security operations" is used in the present paper to examine the
meaning of
astrology in Sri Lanka. Astrology and the
doctrine of karma provide the relevant framework in which various
forms of
misfortune are understood and handled. An examination of cases
reveals that
astrology and the doctrine of karma enable a person of that
culture to create a number of structures that have a therapeutic
effect. (27
ref) (PsycINFO Database Copyright 1982 American Psychological Assn,
all
rights reserved).

Journal Article: 66-02542.
Authors
Tiggle, Ronald B; Fiebert, Martin S.
Title
Development of an astrological hostility scale and its correlation
with the
Buss-Durkee Inventory.
Source
Perceptual & Motor Skills. Vol 49(3) 858, Dec 1979.
Abstract
Based on claims of traditional astrology, a significant
relationship between hostility assessed by the Buss-Durkee
Hostility-Guilt
Inventory and the effects of Mars and Pluto was hypothesized. As a
control
analysis, a nonsignificant relationship between the hostility scale
and the
effects of Venus was predicted. The inventory correlated
significantly with
Mars scores and nonsignificantly with Venus and Pluto scores. (2 ref)
(PsycINFO Database Copyright 1981 American Psychological Assn, all
rights
reserved).

Journal Article: 65-12824.
Authors
Pawlik, Kurt; Buse, Lothar.
Institution
U Hamburg, Psychologisches Inst, West Germany.
Title
Self-attribution as a differential, psychological moderator variable:
Verification and clarification of Eysenck's
astrology-personality correlations. [German].
Source
Zeitschrift fur Sozialpsychologie. Vol 10(1) 54-69, 1979.
Abstract
Tested the hypothesis that the previously reported relationship
between
astrological birth sign and personality differences in extraversion
and
neuroticism can be explained in terms of self-attribution of
personality
descriptions. Responses of 799 adult Ss on a German version of the
Eysenck
Personality Inventory and a belief in and familiarity with
astrology questionnaire were analyzed in several ANOVAs,
with belief in astrology being one of the independent
variables. Results support the hypothesis. (14 ref) (PsycINFO
Database
Copyright 1981 American Psychological Assn, all rights reserved).

Journal Article: 65-10507.
Authors
Sosis, Ruth H; Strickland, Bonnie R; Haley, William E.
Title
Perceived locus of control and beliefs about astrology.
Source
Journal of Social Psychology. Vol 110(1) 65-71, Feb 1980.
Abstract
45 male and 88 female college students were administered Rotter's
Internal-External Locus of Control Scale, a similar scale by H.
Levenson
(1972), the Marlowe-Crowne Social Desirability Scale, and a
questionnaire
assessing belief and knowledge about astrology. External
beliefs about chance or fate were positively related to belief and
action-taking in astrological activities, while other measures of
locus of
control including the Rotter scale and beliefs about control by
Powerful
Others, were not related to an interest in astrology.
Females were significantly more likely than males to believe in and
have
knowledge about astrology. Results suggest that externals
can be differentiated and identified by the kinds of efforts they
might make
to enhance reinforcement. (12 ref) (PsycINFO Database Copyright 1981
American
Psychological Assn, all rights reserved).

Dissertation Abstracts International: 14-52739.
Authors
Tyson, Graham A.
Institution
U Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa.
Title
The social psychology of belief in astrology.
Source
Dissertation Abstracts International. Vol 40(5-B) 2442, Nov 1979.

Journal Article: 63-05502.
Authors
Mayo, J; White, O; Eysenck, Hans J.
Institution
Mayo School of Astrology, Cumbria, England.
Title
An empirical study of the relation between astrological factors and
personality.
Source
Journal of Social Psychology. Vol 105(2) 229-236, Aug 1978.
Abstract
Tested 2 astrological predictions: (a) extraversion is related to
being born
under the odd-numbered zodiacal signs and introversion to being born
under
the even-numbered zodiacal signs, and (b) that people born under the
so-called water signs would show greater emotionality and would thus
have
higher Neuroticism scores than the other Ss. 917 male and 1,407
female
adults, mean age 35 yrs, were administered the Eysenck Personality
Inventory,
and their birthdates were ascertained. Results for males and females
separately and jointly support both hypotheses. It is concluded that
artifacts are unlikely to have produced the results. (20 ref)
(PsycINFO
Database Copyright 1980 American Psychological Assn, all rights
reserved).

Journal Article: 63-00985.
Authors
Hampson, Sarah E; Gilmour, Robin; Harris, Paul L.
Institution
U London, Birkbeck Coll, England.
Title
Accuracy in self-perception: The fallacy of personal validation.
Source
British Journal of Social & Clinical Psychology. Vol 17(3) 231-235,
Sep 1978.
Abstract
Previous studies have found that Ss rate randomly selected
astrological
statements as highly accurate descriptions of themselves and this has
been
held to show a "fallacy of personal validation." Three experiments
(in which
a total of 91 Ss were given true and false feedback on the results of
16 PF
testing) are reported which investigate possible explanations. Ss do
not
appear to accept such statements because of demand characteristics or
social
desirability effects. Evidence is presented to support the
alternative
hypothesis that Ss can distinguish true from false personality
descriptions
and perceive astrological statements as accurate descriptions of most
people
including themselves. (17 ref) (PsycINFO Database Copyright 1980
American
Psychological Assn, all rights reserved).

Dissertation Abstracts International: 62-13715.
Authors
Noblitt, James R.
Institution
North Texas State U.
Title
Celestial concomitants of human behavior.
Source
Dissertation Abstracts International. Vol 39(11-B) 5572, May 1979.

Dissertation Abstracts International: 62-13689.
Authors
Holcombe, Jean C; Holcombe, Richard B.
Institution
U Northern Colorado.
Title
Systems of typology: Towards a holistic view.
Source
Dissertation Abstracts International. Vol 39(11-B) 5612-5613, May
1979.

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Accession Number
Dissertation Abstracts International: 62-12514.
Authors
Vidmar, Joseph E.
Institution
U Northern Colorado.
Title
Astrological discrimination between authentic and spurious
birthdates.
Source
Dissertation Abstracts International. Vol 39(8-B) 4015, Feb 1979.

Dissertation Abstracts International: 61-03672.
Authors
Pierce, Russell A.
Institution
California School of Professional Psychology, San Diego.
Title
The Correspondence Between Astrological Motifs and Jungian
Archetypes.
Source
Dissertation Abstracts International. Vol 38(8-B) 3901, Feb 1978.

Journal Article: 60-05429.
Authors
Landwehr, Harimandir S.
Institution
Kundalini Research Inst, Claremont, CA.
Title
The astrological case study of a juvenile delinquent: Toward a
therapeutic
methodology.
Source
Multidisciplinary Research. Vol 4(1) 1-63, Apr 1976.
Abstract
Theories of the etiology of delinquency are reviewed; some research
in
chronobiology is summarized. The basic method for interpreting an
astrological chart is outlined. It is noted that the potential
utility of
astrological symbols to create a "psychoglyphic" system for the
depiction of
psychodynamic constructs does not depend upon the existence of a
causal
relationship between planetary events and behavior. A single S was
given the
California Psychological Inventory and his horoscope was cast. Both
measures
are described, interpreted, and points of similarity noted. The
therapeutic
strategy decided upon is outlined; outcome is as yet unknown. (75
ref)
(PsycINFO Database Copyright 1978 American Psychological Assn, all
rights
reserved).

Dissertation Abstracts International: 59-01500.
Authors
Laster, Atlas.
Institution
U Pittsburgh.
Title
On the psychology of astrology: The use of genethliacal
astrology in psychological counseling.
Source
Dissertation Abstracts International. Vol 37(3-A) 1408, Sep 1976.

Dissertation Abstracts International: 58-09812.
Authors
Freedman, Gary L.
Institution
California School of Professional Psychology, San Francisco.
Title
The use of astrology as a supplement to psychodiagnostic
testing.
Source
Dissertation Abstracts International. Vol 36(6-B) 3036-3037, Dec
1975.

Dissertation Abstracts International: 58-01240.
Authors
Jenkins, Rade R.
Institution
U Houston.
Title
Comparisons between an ancient instrument and modern instruments for
assessing personality: A pilot study.
Source
Dissertation Abstracts International. Vol 35(11-B) 5644, May 1975.

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Accession Number
Dissertation Abstracts International: 57-08349.
Authors
Zweigenhaft, Richard L.
Institution
U California, Santa Cruz.
Title
Modern transcendentalists and modern empiricists: A social
psychological
comparison.
Source
Dissertation Abstracts International. Vol 35(8-B) 4156, Feb 1975.

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Accession Number
Dissertation Abstracts International: 57-06069.
Authors
Macharg, Suzanne J.
Institution
U Southern California.
Title
The use of the natal chart in the identification of alcoholism and a
comparison of its diagnostic efficacy with the MMPI.
Source
Dissertation Abstracts International. Vol 36(11-A) 7213, May 1976.

Journal Article: 54-01176.
Authors
Standen, Anthony.
Title
Is there an astrological effect on personality?.
Source
Journal of Psychology. Vol 89(2) 259-260, Mar 1975.
Abstract
Questions R. Pellegrini's 1973 findings that there are marked
correlations
between the astrological sun sign of birth and the Femininity scale
of the
California Psychological Inventory. Ss born under Capricorn,
Sagittarius,
Libra, Leo, Scorpio, and Virgo scored distinctly higher than average
on the
Femininity scale. The current author found that when the 6 signs
corresponding to higher Femininity were arranged in order, they were
consecutive signs. The January 21-July 23 Femininity scores were
within the
range 15.96-17.58; in the other half of the year, the range was
22.37-24.46.
A possible explanation for this difference is presented. (PsycINFO
Database
Copyright 1975 American Psychological Assn, all rights reserved).

Journal Article: 51-10934.
Authors
Roll, W G.
Institution
Psychical Research Foundation, Durham, N.C..
Title
Science looks at the occult.
Source
Psychic. Vol. 4(5) 50-55, Jun 1973.
Abstract
Discusses revival of interest, particularly among young people, in
mysticism,
astrology, transcendental meditation, and nonrational
phenomena in general. It is suggested that this revival is related to
the
belief in the perfectibility of man and is a reaction against the
depersonalization of modern technology. Differences between occult
and
mechanistic technology are considered: occult technology is directed
toward
the well-being of man as a psychical organism, while mechanistic
technology
is aimed at his physical well-being. The use of scientific
methodology in
various parapsychological experiments is considered. It is also
suggested
that occult practices are used not so much to obtain hidden
information as to
achieve self-transcendence, and that this is the reason why most
studies are
not scientifically documented. (PsycINFO Database Copyright 1974
American
Psychological Assn, all rights reserved).

Chapter: 96-313017-024.
Authors
Jennings, George-Harold.
Institution
Drew U, Dept of Psychology, Madison, NJ, US.
Chapter Title
The experience of archetypal symbolism and similarities in Jungian
psychology
and astrology. [References].
Book Citation
Passages beyond the gate: A Jungian approach to understanding the
nature of
American psychology at the dawn of the new millennium. (George-Harold
Jennings, Ed.), pp. 321-328.
Source
Simon & Schuster Custom Publishing, Needham Heights, MA, US; xix, 352
pp.
1996.
Content Representation
(summarized) Discuss archetypal symbolism in and the conceptual
parallels
between Jungian psychology and astrology..

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Accession Number
Chapter: 96-313017-023.
Authors
Jennings, George-Harold.
Institution
Drew U, Dept of Psychology, Madison, NJ, US.
Chapter Title
Psychological astrology: Basic concepts in a symbolic
language for understanding human nature. [References].
Book Citation
Passages beyond the gate: A Jungian approach to understanding the
nature of
American psychology at the dawn of the new millennium. (George-Harold
Jennings, Ed.), pp. 302-320.
Source
Simon & Schuster Custom Publishing, Needham Heights, MA, US; xix, 352
pp.
1996.
Content Representation
(from the chapter) (suggest that) if astrology can be used
as an effective psychological tool ..., then it deserves a place in
psychology / (argue that) psychological astrology is as
deserving of a place in psychology as psycho-biology or physiological
psychology /// branches of the astrology tree / energy,
symbolism and intuition in astrology / basic concepts / the
elements / the signs / the planets / the aspects / the houses / the
birth
chart / transpersonal dimension in psychological astrology.

Journal Article: 83-10397.
Authors
Hamilton, Margaret M.
Institution
U Wisconsin-Washington, Dept of Psychology, West Bend, US.
Title
Incorporation of astrology-based personality information
into long-term self-concept.
Source
Journal of Social Behavior & Personality. Vol 10(3) 707-718, Sep
1995.
Abstract
Examined the relation of self-report knowledge about
astrology, exposure to astrological texts and perceived
validity of astrology, leading to an acceptance of
astrological character descriptions. 87 students (18-51 yrs old) were
divided
into a group of examiners and a group of examinees. Each examiner was
given a
packet consisting of the 12 astrological sign descriptions, while
each
examinee completed a questionnaire, which the examiners used to
ascertain
their astrological sign. Examiners then gave their examinees 2 sign
descriptions, the correct astrology description and the
description immediately following it. Results show that Ss who knew
their
astrological sign judged the personality profile corresponding to
their sign
to be a more accurate description of their personality than an
alternative
astrological sign profile. Neither strong astrological belief nor
awareness
was necessary for this effect to occur. (PsycINFO Database Copyright
1996
American Psychological Assn, all rights reserved).

Dissertation Abstracts International: 32-72904.
Authors
Coleman, Cathy.
Institution
California Inst of Integral Studies, US.
Title
A phenomenological study of astrological symbolism.
Source
Dissertation Abstracts International. Vol 54(3-B) 1711, Sep 1993.

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Accession Number
Chapter: 95-041042-013.
Authors
Valentine, Christine.
Chapter Title
Astrological counselling. [References].
Book Citation
Innovative therapy: A handbook. Open University Press psychotherapy
handbooks series. (David Jones, Ed.), pp. 204-216.
Source
Open University Press, Buckingham, England; xiii, 239 pp. 1994.
Content Representation
(from the chapter) (describes) astrological counselling (as) a form
of
therapy in which the practitioner uses the symbols of the horoscope
as a
means of reflecting, exploring, deepening and containing the client's
experience / (presents an illustrative case of a 42 yr old female).

Dissertation Abstracts International: 31-71923.
Authors
Goodkind, Daniel M.
Institution
U Pennsylvania, US.
Title
Creating new traditions in modern Chinese societies: Aiming for birth
in the
Year of the Dragon.
Source
Dissertation Abstracts International. Vol 53(7-A) 2555-2556, Jan
1993.

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Accession Number
Chapter: 93-141006-007.
Authors
Pugh, Judy F.
Institution
Michigan State U, Dept of Anthropology, East Lansing, MI, US.
Chapter Title
Brothers' lives: Kinship and ethnopsychology in north India.
[References].
Book Citation
Siblings in South Asia: Brothers and sisters in cultural context.
Culture
and human development. (Charles William Nuckolls, Ed.), pp. 219-234.
Source
Guilford Press, New York, NY, US; viii, 247 pp. 1993.
Content Representation
(from the book) Hindu astrology is an ethnopsychological
system in which the exigencies of everyday sibling relations are
plotted onto
the horoscopically constructed map of individual and family
development /
magic also makes sibling relations relevant, since it is often
through
siblings that magical effects are transmitted and felt / therefore,
astrologers, diviners, and other magicoreligious specialists pay
special
attention to sibling relations as crucial determinants of success and
failure
/ examines sibling relations (brothers in the city of Benares) from
this
perspective.

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Accession Number
Journal Article: 80-13527.
Authors
Fuzeau-Braesch, Suzel.
Institution
U Paris XI, Orsay, France.
Title
An empirical study of an astrological hypothesis in a twin
population.
Source
Personality & Individual Differences. Vol 13(10) 1135-1144, Oct 1992.
Abstract
Tested 238 pairs of homo- and heterozygotic twins (135 pairs (aged
3-17 yrs)
and 103 pairs (aged 2 mo-59 yrs), respectively) to determine if an
astrological hypothesis may correspond to a factor that
differentiates both
personalities in a twin pair. The test involved the choice of 2
psychological
characteristics to which the families had to attribute the Christian
name of
each of the twins. The characteristics were polarized in relation to
one
another (for example, more energetic or less energetic) and were
extracted
from a preliminary astrological study of the 2 birth charts of twins.
153
exact replies and 65 reverse replies were obtained; 20 replies
declared that
no difference had been found. Statistical comparison of proportions
showed
that exact replies could not be attributed to chance and support the
astrological hypothesis as a new element in differentiating
personality
within a pair of twins. (PsycINFO Database Copyright 1993 American
Psychological Assn, all rights reserved).

Journal Article: 76-11856.
Authors
Van Rooij, Jan J; Brak, Marianne A; Commandeur, Jacques J.
Institution
Rijksuniversiteit Leiden, Vakgroep Persoonlijkheidspsychologie,
Netherlands.
Title
Introversion-extraversion and sun-sign.
Source
Journal of Psychology. Vol 122(3) 275-278, May 1988.
Abstract
J=2E Mayo et al (see PA, Vol 63:5502) confirmed the astrological
proposition
that people born with the sun in an odd-numbered sign of the zodiac
(Aries,
Gemini, Leo, Libra, Sagittarius, Aquarius) show a tendency toward
extraversion, whereas those born with the sun in the remaining
even-numbered
signs, show a tendency toward introversion. In later publications,
such as H.
J=2E Eysenck (1979, 1981), however, Eysenck stated that this sun-sign
effect
could be explained by self-attribution based on the Ss' astrological
knowledge. In the present study, birthdates and scores on a
personality
inventory for 992 adults were analyzed. Results support the result of
Mayo et
al and show that self-attribution could not account for this result.
(PsycINFO Database Copyright 1989 American Psychological Assn, all
rights
reserved).

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Accession Number
Journal Article: 76-08850.
Authors
Stack, Steven; Lester, David.
Institution
Auburn U, AL, US.
Title
Born under a bad sign? Astrological sign and suicide ideation.
Source
Perceptual & Motor Skills. Vol 66(2) 461-462, Apr 1988.
Abstract
Data from a national sample of 7,508 Ss was used to test the thesis
that
internalization of the traits associated with astrological signs
affects
suicide ideation. Only the most negativistic sign of Pisces was
significantly
associated with suicide ideation. (PsycINFO Database Copyright 1989
American
Psychological Assn, all rights reserved).

Journal Article: 76-07002.
Authors
Angenent, Huub; de Man, Anton F.
Institution
State U, Groningen, Netherlands.
Title
The validity of astrological statements.
Source
Psychological Reports. Vol 62(2) 650, Apr 1988.
Abstract
Tested the validity of astrological statements by comparing
astrological
reports on 30 individuals with evaluations from psychologists and
from a
randomly chosen fellow S of the same . Agreement of astrological
reports
with psychologists and with others was 73 and 50%, respectively.
(PsycINFO
Database Copyright 1989 American Psychological Assn, all rights
reserved).

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Accession Number
Journal Article: 75-20154.
Authors
Tyagi, T S.
Institution
Hosp for Mental Diseases, Delhi, India.
Title
Astrology and mental health.
Source
Journal of Personality & Clinical Studies. Vol 3(1) 63-66, Mar 1987.
Abstract
Discusses astrology as both a science and an art--a science
in the form of setting up a horoscope (an exacting process because
each
factor has to be calculated and measured) and an art in that the
astrologer
learns to become skilled in the interpretation of a horoscope.
Astrology is purported to offer a greater understanding of
both problems and self. It can also tell when to time what is wanted
for best
results, so that a person can gain insight into the situation in
which he/she
is involved, and in which direction action should be taken. (PsycINFO
Database Copyright 1988 American Psychological Assn, all rights
reserved).

Dissertation Abstracts International: 22-56132.
Authors
Startup, Michael J.
Institution
Goldsmiths' Coll, London, England.
Title
The validity of astrological theory as applied to personality, with
special
reference to the angular separation between planets.
Source
Dissertation Abstracts International. Vol 45(11-B) 3609, May 1985.

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Accession Number
Dissertation Abstracts International: 22-50188.
Authors
Paff-Santoro, Janice A.
Institution
Boston U.
Title
An exploration of the correspondence and areas of synthesis between
adult
life-cycle psychological theory and humanistic astrological theory.
Source
Dissertation Abstracts International. Vol 45(2-B) 698-699, Aug 1984.

Journal Article: 71-26477.
Authors
Pugh, Judy F.
Institution
U British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada.
Title
Astrological counseling in contemporary India.
Source
Culture, Medicine & Psychiatry. Vol 7(3) 279-299, Sep 1983.
Abstract
Astrological counseling constitutes an important but relatively
unexplored
sector of India's medical and psychiatric traditions. The present
study
provides a critique of studies of divination-as-therapy and presents
a
symbolic or phenomenological approach to the analysis of
astrology as a form of situation-focused counseling. Three
arts of medicine--the art of dialog, the art of prediction, and the
art of
remedy--organize the therapeutic effectiveness of the counseling
session. In
analyzing these arts, the discussion extends the idea of performative
efficacy by developing the concept of ""therapeutic space,'' defining
it as
the typographical framework that encompasses both the scene of the
advisory
session and the scene of the client's everyday life. The experiential
continuities that are established in this space are constituted
through
imaginal activity, which is indigenously understood as ""picturing''
the
client's situation. The text of an advisory session between an
astrologer and
his politician-client in the city of Banaras is presented. (30 ref)
(PsycINFO
Database Copyright 1984 American Psychological Assn, all rights
reserved).

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Accession Number
Journal Article: 71-16569.
Authors
Tarnas, Richard T.
Title
Uranus and Prometheus.
Source
Spring. 59-86, 1983.
Abstract
Contends that the mythological meaning of Uranus contradicts the
astrological
meaning; a mythological name and legend more appropriate for Uranus
is
Prometheus, which expresses Uranus's essential astrological nature
with
regard to the act of cosmic rebellion, intellectual genius, the
symbol of
fire as transformative energy, and the cosmic trickster. It is
concluded that
the archetypal identity of Uranus with Prometheus can expand
understanding of
this planet's meaning. (PsycINFO Database Copyright 1984 American
Psychological Assn, all rights reserved).

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From:	Dan Baldwin
Subject:	Re: Astrological Abstracts and Dissertations
Date:	Fri, 21 Jan 2005 09:47:39 -0800

The Lofty One wrote:
>

A long-winded belch of words of use to no one.

Can we please get back to discussing that degree you claim to posses
which isn't even offered by the institution you claimed granted it to
you?

--
Dan Baldwin, unethical *by design*

I am a minion of Satan, but my powers are mainly administrative.

Hail the un-alive

From:	Edmond Wollmann is a Convicted Criminal
Subject:	Re: Astrological Abstracts and Dissertations
Date:	Fri, 21 Jan 2005 20:56:09 -0800

"The Lofty One"

That is, quite possibly, the STUPIDEST fucking Usenet Nym I have EVER seen.

From:	Jim Phillips
Subject:	Re: Astrological Abstracts and Dissertations
Date:	Sat, 22 Jan 2005 07:46:56 -0500

On Fri, 21 Jan 2005, Edmond Wollmann is a Convicted Criminal wrote:

> "The Lofty One"
>
> That is, quite possibly, the STUPIDEST fucking Usenet Nym I have EVER seen.

I wonder if Eddy ever gets a nosebleed from the astoundingly high
opinion he has of himself...

--
Jim Phillips, jphillip at bcpl dot net
"Religion has actually convinced people that there's an invisible man living
in the sky who watches everything you do every minute of every day. And
the invisible man has a special list of 10 things he does not want you to
do. And if you do *any* of these 10 things, he has a special place full of
fire and smoke and burning and torture and anguish where he will send you to
live and suffer and burn and choke and scream and cry forever and ever til
the end of time...but he loves you." -- George Carlin

From:	Convicted Criminal: Edmond Wollmann
Subject:	Re: Astrological Abstracts and Dissertations
Date:	Sat, 22 Jan 2005 19:38:40 -0800

Jim Phillips wrote:

> On Fri, 21 Jan 2005, Edmond Wollmann is a Convicted Criminal wrote:
>
>
>>"The Lofty One"
>>
>>That is, quite possibly, the STUPIDEST fucking Usenet Nym I have EVER seen.
>
>
> I wonder if Eddy ever gets a nosebleed from the astoundingly high
> opinion he has of himself...
>

When Bush got inaugurated, did he think to himself: "Damn, I'm lofty!" ?

From:	Cujo DeSockpuppet
Subject:	Re: Astrological Abstracts and Dissertations
Date:	Sat, 22 Jan 2005 06:24:46 +0000 (UTC)

Edmond Wollmann is a Convicted Criminal
wrote in
news:cssmd6$i01$0@pita.alt.net:

> "The Lofty One"
>
> That is, quite possibly, the STUPIDEST fucking Usenet Nym I have EVER
> seen.

He's used it before.

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From:	Convicted Criminal: Edmond Wollmann
Subject:	Re: Astrological Abstracts and Dissertations
Date:	Sat, 22 Jan 2005 19:37:27 -0800

Cujo DeSockpuppet wrote:
> Edmond Wollmann is a Convicted Criminal
> wrote in
> news:cssmd6$i01$0@pita.alt.net:
>
>
>>"The Lofty One"
>>
>>That is, quite possibly, the STUPIDEST fucking Usenet Nym I have EVER
>>seen.
>
>
> He's used it before.
>
You're probably right. But who the FUCK refers to themselves as "Lofty"?

From:	John Jones
Subject:	Re: Astrological Abstracts and Dissertations
Date:	21 Jan 2005 11:23:57 -0800

The Lofty One wrote:
> Dissertation Abstracts International: 19-53086.
> Authors
> Gaynor, Vida M.
> Institution
> Union for Experimenting Colleges & Universities.
> Title
> Astrology and psychology: Keys to understanding human
> personality.
> Source
> Dissertation Abstracts International. Vol 43(3-B) 869-870, Sep 1982.
>
> Accession Number
> Journal Article: 68-06449.
> Authors
> Green, Denis G.
> Institution
> Aquarian Monastery of Cochise County, Psycho-Astrological Services,
> Huachuca
> City, AZ.
> Title
> Solar astrology: A clinical tool for personality assessment.
> Source
> American Federation of Astrologers Bulletin. Vol 41(7) 13-24, Jul
> 1979.
> Abstract
> Tested the usefulness of solar astrological concepts in social work,
> with
> emphasis placed on their utility in a clinical setting. It was
> hypothesized
> that differences exist between persons engaged in ongoing therapy and
> those
> not involved in counseling and their ability to recognize personality
> traits
> characteristic of their astrological birth sign. Ss selected from 2
> population groups responded to a questionnaire and checklist designed
> to
> secure their birthdate and a rank ordering of 12 trait clusters for
> "self-description" and "description of a significant other." Results
> confirm
> the hypothesis in that the "normal" population was more likely to
> select
> their appropriate astrological personality traits than the "special"
> population. Differences in Ss' astrological level of functioning or
> awareness
> of their inner potentialities are discussed, whereby extraterrestrial
> influences or astrological phenomena are suggested as delineators
> between
> healthy and unhealthy personality adjustment. (PsycINFO Database
> Copyright
> 1982 American Psychological Assn, all rights reserved).
>
> Journal Article: 68-01633.
> Authors
> Lester, David.
> Institution
> Richard Stockton State Coll.
> Title
> Astrologers and psychics as therapists.
> Source
> American Journal of Psychotherapy. Vol 36(1) 56-66, Jan 1982.
> Abstract
> Suggests that astrologers and psychics play a role similar to that
> played by
> psychotherapists and that they serve clients who do not wish to
> characterize
> themselves as having psychological problems. This is documented by
> the
> writings of astrologers and by transcripts of visits to astrologers
> and
> psychics by a client. Astrology is useful because it
> provides concepts and terminology that describe people's life states
> and
> problems. It also provides a good medium for incorporating modern
> psychological therapies. Both astrologers and psychics provided
> examples of
> advising, increasing the client's self-esteem, preparing the client
> to face
> trauma, and empathic dialog. (9 ref) (PsycINFO Database Copyright
> 1982
> American Psychological Assn, all rights reserved).
>
> Journal Article: 67-12514.
> Authors
> Perinbanayagam, R S.
> Institution
> City U New York, Hunter Coll.
> Title
> Self, other, and astrology: Esoteric therapy in Sri Lanka.
> Source
> Psychiatry. Vol 44(1) 69-79, Feb 1981.
> Abstract
> H. S. Sullivan's (1953) argument that anxiety as a fundamental human
> experience is alleviated by the use of various procedures that he
> called
> "security operations" is used in the present paper to examine the
> meaning of
> astrology in Sri Lanka. Astrology and the
> doctrine of karma provide the relevant framework in which various
> forms of
> misfortune are understood and handled. An examination of cases
> reveals that
> astrology and the doctrine of karma enable a person of that
> culture to create a number of structures that have a therapeutic
> effect. (27
> ref) (PsycINFO Database Copyright 1982 American Psychological Assn,
> all
> rights reserved).
>
> Journal Article: 66-02542.
> Authors
> Tiggle, Ronald B; Fiebert, Martin S.
> Title
> Development of an
yeh.
Now just stand over there please.
Now go away thankyou.
JJ

From:	Jefrey Jupiter
Subject:	Re: Astrological Abstracts and Dissertations
Date:	21 Jan 2005 22:32:04 -0600

On 21 Jan 2005 09:34:37 -0800, "The Sock Puppet"
wrote:

Nothing of interest. All of the garbage flushed down the shitter where
it belongs. Google archives take note:

http://www.smbtech.com/ed

Edmond H. Wollamnn is a freak to be avoided at all costs. His
meaningless diatribes on the internet are worthless crap.