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RE: Astrology

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Ever since Assurbanipal, the ancient king of Assyria, compelled his astrologers, Rammanu-Sumausar and Nabu-Musisi, to record the daily movement of the planets and used their interpretations to gain political advantage, those in power have looked to the stars for inspiration.
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Astrology is perfect Science like astronomy, and thats the reason that its allowed to be taught in Indian Universities for degrees and research work for interested students. This is such a subject where from none can escape, any newspaper or magazine or TV channel , all flourish with this addition.
The Honourable Supreme Court recently rejected the plea of scientists that Astrology should not be taught in Universities as a subject of science. The Full Bench accepted Astrology as Science and allowed the Universities for teaching and issuing degrees and research work in Astrology.
In a landmark judgement, a full bench comprising Justice S. Rajendra Babu and Justice G.P.Mathur dismissed a petition filed by scientists in the matter of P.M. Bhargava and others challenging an Andhra Pradesh High Court Order that Astrology is not science and should not be taught in the universities.

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Freewill Astrology
On April 1, 1976, British astronomer Patrick Moore told his radio listeners that a rare configuration of Jupiter and Pluto was occurring. So dramatically would it affect Earth's gravity, he said, that they might feel lighter than usual, and perhaps even be able to float up into the air. I'm wondering if we can expect a similar phenomenon this week. There's a rare grand trine in fire signs, with Jupiter in Sagittarius, Saturn in Leo, and the sun in Aries. Especially for you, the buoyancy factor will be in full play, and levels of levity will be at a maximum. If you can't actually fly, you'll probably get higher than you've been in a long time.

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