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Predictive Astrology

Predictive Astrology refers to the branch of astrology focused on forecasting future events, mapping psychological phases, and identifying optimal timing for human activity. Utilizing time-lord techniques, transits, progressions, directions, solar returns, and eclipses, this practice evaluates how unfolding planetary cycles interact with natal placements to reveal potential developments, environmental trends, and dynamic windows of opportunity or challenge across a person’s lifetime.

Mercury Hour 82nd Edition October 1994

  • 82
  • 73 pages
  • Lynchburg, VA, USA
  • 1994

Mundane Astrology, Predictive Astrology, and Astrology History. This archival item is the October 1994 issue (82nd Edition) of Mercury Hour, a quarterly astrological magazine edited and published by Edith Custer in Lynchburg, Virginia. Key contents include Part 1 of Robert Zoller’s four-part series on Guido Bonatti and medieval European astrological literature, Van K. Golay’s mundane assessment of the “Soviet Power” regime and its post-1987 transformation, and Marc Penfield’s astrological analysis of natural disasters in California alongside chart profiles for Rodney King and O.J. Simpson. The issue features extensive coverage and reader discussions surrounding the O.J. Simpson murder case, featuring chart analyses and comparisons by T. Pat Davis, Karen Christino, Jim Haynes, Joseph S. deMello, John Somoza, and Edith Custer. Additional contributions include Dorothy Willis’s weather predictions for the 1994 Autumn Equinox, book reviews by Rose D. Owen, Edith Custer, Marc Penfield, and Ann Requa, and community discussions on solar return timing, death indicators, house representations of parents, and software/computer developments.

Issue Highlights

Book Reviews

The Eagle and the Lark (A Textbook of Predictive Astrology) by Bernadette Brady

– Rose D. Owen

Forecasting – Backward & Forward by Bruce Hammerslough

– [two reviews] Edith Custer and Marc Penfield

A History of Western Astrology by Jim Tester – Ann Requa

Articles

Crisis Alert [California natural disasters] – Marc Penfield

Autumn Equinox 1994 – Dorothy Willis

“Soviet Power” Dead or Alive? – Van K. Golay

Guido Bonatti and the Spread of Astrological Literature in Mediaeval Europe,

Sive, Pro Astrologica per se Studiendo, Part 1 of 4 – Robert Zoller

People [Rodney King; O.J. Simpson] – Marc Penfield

Discussions

O.J. Simpson case

Neptune

Transiting Saturn in Pisces (1994)

Timing in solar return charts

Locating death in a chart

House representation of parents

Bill Clinton/Whitewater

Chart data

(some incomplete or in question)

Simpson, O.J.

O.J. Simpson case lawyers:

Cowlings, A.C.

Dershowitz, Alan

Lerner, Mark

Shapiro, Robert

Bundy, Ted

Candy, John

King, Rodney

Klaas, Polly

Davis, Richard Allen (abductor of Polly Klaas)

Los Angeles, CA (City & County)

Notable contributors

Carole Devine (astrological counseling; timing in solar returns)

Karen Christino (O.J. Simpson)

Lois Rodden (Michael Jackson birth time; continuation of chart after death)

Marion March (challenging aspects)

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Mercury Hour 79th Edition January 1994

  • 79
  • 73 pages
  • Lynchburg, VA, USA
  • 1994

Mundane Astrology, Predictive Astrology, and Astrology History. This archival item is the January 1994 issue (79th Edition) of Mercury Hour, a quarterly astrological magazine edited and published by Edith Custer in Lynchburg, Virginia. Key contents include Robert Zoller’s historical survey of early American astrology prior to 1860, Part 5 of Bil Tierney’s astrological review of Gail Sheehy’s Passages, and Michele C. McKee’s review of Project Hindsight’s inaugural translation of Paulus Alexandrinus’s Introductory Matters. The issue features a horary analysis by Barbara Dunn evaluating Daniel Day-Lewis’s Oscar chances for The Last of the Mohicans, Dorothy Willis’s astro-meteorological forecast for the 1993 Winter Solstice and the January 1994 Capricorn stellium, and Part 2 of Annibale F. Verzumo’s study on the 7th and 10th houses. Additional contributions include Marc Penfield’s final installment on U.S. city founding dates, Carole Devine’s defense of astrology against religious objections, reviews of books by Nona Gwynn Press and Marc Edmund Jones, and reader discussions regarding birth data for figures like Bill Clinton, Michael Jackson, and David Koresh.

Issue Highlights

Book Reviews
By Edith Custer:
New Insights into Astrology by Nona Gwynn Press
The Sabian Symbols by Marc Edmund Jones
Articles
Winter Solstice [1993] – Dorothy Willis
Introduction to M-13: Spiritual Theory, Part II, Conclusion – Defiance Gregg
Will Daniel Day-Lewis Get an Oscar? – Barbara Dunn
Is Astrology “From the Devil?” – Carole Devine
Open Letter of Complaint re the UAC Conference – Dorothy Martin
More Founding Dates, Part 3, Conclusion – Marc Penfield
Student Corner Rewrite [hemispheres of the chart] – Joseph S. DeMello
Student’s Corner, Part 2 of 2 [7th & 10th houses] – Annibale F. Verzumo
American Astrology Prior to 1860 – Robert Zoller
An Astrological Review of Passages, Part 5 of 6 – Bil Tierney
Computers – Joseph S. de Mello
A Review of Project Hindsight’s First Translation: Paulus Alexandrinus,
Introductory Matters – Michele C. McKee
Discussions
Lavagnini house system
Chart of Michael Jackson
Chart of Bill Clinton
Astrology & crime-solving
Evangeline Adams “accidental ascendant” technique
Chart of Baltimore, MD
Coming earth changes/polarity shift
U.S. Presidents & Chinese astrology
Universal Number/Chaos Theory/septile aspect
J. Edgar Hoover
Age of Aquarius
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Chart data
(some incomplete or in question)
Henry, Patrick
Jackson, Michael
Koresh, David
Baltimore, MD
Israel/recognition of PLO
Notable contributors
Lois Rodden (Bill Clinton and David Koresh birth charts, chart ratings)
Karen Christino (Saturn Return)
Marion March (Tropical vs. Sidereal)

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Mercury Hour 79th Edition January 1994

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Mercury Hour                          79th Edition
January 1994

Issue Highlights

Book Reviews

By Edith Custer:

New Insights into Astrology by Nona Gwynn Press

The Sabian Symbols by Marc Edmund Jones

Articles

Winter Solstice [1993] – Dorothy Willis

Introduction to M-13: Spiritual Theory, Part II, Conclusion – Defiance Gregg

Will Daniel Day-Lewis Get an Oscar? – Barbara Dunn

Is Astrology “From the Devil?” – Carole Devine

Open Letter of Complaint re the UAC Conference – Dorothy Martin

More Founding Dates, Part 3, Conclusion – Marc Penfield

Student Corner Rewrite [hemispheres of the chart] – Joseph S. DeMello

Student’s Corner, Part 2 of 2 [7th & 10th houses] – Annibale F. Verzumo

American Astrology Prior to 1860 – Robert Zoller

An Astrological Review of Passages, Part 5 of 6 – Bil Tierney

Computers – Joseph S. de Mello

A Review of Project Hindsight’s First Translation: Paulus Alexandrinus,

 Introductory Matters – Michele C. McKee

Discussions

Lavagnini house system

Chart of Michael Jackson

Chart of Bill Clinton

Astrology & crime-solving

Evangeline Adams “accidental ascendant” technique

Chart of Baltimore, MD

Coming earth changes/polarity shift

U.S. Presidents & Chinese astrology

Universal Number/Chaos Theory/septile aspect

J. Edgar Hoover

Age of Aquarius

Chart data

(some incomplete or in question)

Henry, Patrick

Jackson, Michael

Koresh, David

Baltimore, MD

Israel/recognition of PLO

Notable contributors

Lois Rodden (Bill Clinton and David Koresh birth charts, chart ratings)

Karen Christino (Saturn Return)

Marion March (Tropical vs. Sidereal)

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Mercury Hour 78th Edition October 1993

  • 78
  • 73 pages
  • Lynchburg, VA, USA
  • 1993

Mundane Astrology, Predictive Astrology, and Astrological Techniques. This archival item is the October 1993 issue (78th Edition) of Mercury Hour, a quarterly astrological magazine edited and published by Edith Custer in Lynchburg, Virginia. Key contents include Ann E. Parker’s seismic analysis and prediction of Japan’s 7.8 magnitude earthquake, Robert Zoller’s medieval astrological prediction of the 1991 New York City building strike, Ted George’s examination of Russia through the 12-year cycle of Jupiter, and Part 4 of Bil Tierney’s astrological review of Gail Sheehy’s Passages. The issue also features Kaye Shinker’s practical guide to heliocentric astrology, Olivia Barclay’s horary analysis of a 1562 Nostradamus chart concerning stolen church silver, Annibale F. Verzumo’s study of cardinal signs and the Uranus-Neptune conjunction, and Marc Penfield’s reference tables for American city founding dates alongside public figure chart data. Additional contributions include Dorothy S. Willis’s astro-meteorological forecasts for the 1993 Autumn Equinox, book reviews by J. Lee Lehman and Edith Custer, and reader discussions on horary rules, death predictions, and chart data for figures such as Bill Clinton, Rush Limbaugh, and J. Edgar Hoover.

Issue Highlights

Book Reviews

Nuts & Bolts of Running an Astrology Practice by Wendy Hawks – Edith Custer

A Confusion of Prophets by Patrick Curry – J. Lee Lehman

Bon Voyage – An Astrological Study of Relocation by Marc Penfield

– Edith Custer

Articles

Russia and the Twelve-Year Cycle of Jupiter – Ted George

An Astrological Review of “Passages”, Part 4 of 6: The Rooting and Extending

Passage [32-35] – Bil Tierney

Student’s Corner, Part 1 of 2 [Cardinal signs and houses] – Annibale F. Verzumo

Founding Dates [American cities], Part 2 of 3 [table] – Marc Penfield

XX Century: The New Arrival of the Christ – Ruben Jungbluth & Nora Portal

Helio for Rookies – Kaye Shinker

Predicted! Japan’s 7.8 Quake – Ann E Parker

Horary Astrology – Olivia Barclay

Birth Chart: City of Jacksonville, FL – Ted George

Autumn Equinox 1993 – Dorothy S. Willis

Introduction to M-13: Spiritual Theory, Part One – Defiance Gregg

Pluto as Power Indicator, Pluto as Generational Guide – Louise Jenkins

A Correct Prediction: The NYC Building Strike of 1991 – Robert Zoller

XXI Century: The Birth of a New Mankind – Ruben Jungbluth

[Uranus-Neptune], Part 2 of 2 – Annibale F. Verzumo

The Transpluto Awakening – Michael & Jeanne Baruch

People in the News – Marc Penfield

Discussions

Natal ascendant of Rush Limbaugh

CapSolar (Sidereal technique) and Pluto/Moon aspects of violence

Bill Clinton birth time

Chart of Israel

Sideral calculations for Solar Returns

Chart data

(some incomplete or in question)

Hoover, J. Edgar

Jackson, Michael

Malcolm X (Little)

Nureyev, Rudolph

Japan earthquake July 1993

Notable contributors

Lee Lehman (Void of Course Moon; prediction of death)

Carol Lavoie (Nostradamus computer program)

Lois Rodden (time of death charts)

Karen Christino (prediction of death)

Marion March (prediction of death)

Dorothy Kovach (20-year Presidential Curse & the Great Mutation)

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Mercury Hour Magazine 36th Edition, January 1983

  • 36
  • 76 pages
  • Lynchburg, VA, USA
  • 1983

Mundane Astrology, Predictive Astrology, and Astrological Techniques. This archival item is the January 1983 issue (36th Edition) of Mercury Hour, a quarterly astrological magazine edited and published by Edith Custer in Lynchburg, Virginia. Featured articles in this issue include Jan Popelka’s analysis of the Vertex/Anti-Vertex axis, Part III of Bil Tierney’s “Catch-30 Passage” life cycle study, Ted George’s examination of the Moon Void of Course through the zodiac signs, Manik Chand Jain’s continuation on Marcia Moore’s chart and death, Jeff Jawer’s case study of the July 1982 New Orleans air crash, and Sophia Mason’s methodology for predicting sports game winners. Additional contributions cover Alan Richter’s study on the role of lunar nodes in world events, Virginia Miller’s mundane analysis of global nuclear threats, Judith Gee’s chart analysis for the birth of Prince William and the Buckingham Palace intrusion, and Frank Jakubowsky’s profile of Jesus Christ. The issue also documents reader discussions regarding early astrological software and hardware, AstroCartoGraphy applications by Jim Lewis and Eva McCabe, forensic chart analyses of the Lindbergh baby kidnapping and Bruno Hauptmann, the 1st National Conference of the Fraternity for Canadian Astrologers, and mathematical formulas for calculating the Part of Fortune

ssue Highlights

Articles

The Vertex – Jan Popelka

Student’s Section: A Visit to Astrologers in the U.S.A. – Ann Stevens-Patacchiola

The Catch-30 Passage: [28-32], Part III – Bil Tierney [life stages]
[Uranus age cycle] Part II – Dale Huckeby

Mysterious Neptune, Part II [Continuing of delineation of Marcia Moore’s chart and death]
– Manik Chand Jain

Moon Void of Course in the Signs, Part I – Ted George

Is Nuclear War in Our Future? [An Astrological Call to Action] – Virginia Miller

The Pshaw Report – Jayj Jacobs [humor]

The Role of the Moon’s Nodes in World Events – Alan Richter

The New Orleans Air Crash of July 1982 – Jeff Jawer

The Effects of Saturn Transits in the Lives of the Pacific Club Members – Dona Shaw

A Royal Baby – Judith Gee [Prince William]

Determining the Winner of a Game – Sophia Mason

The Psychological Patterns of Jesus Christ [book excerpt] – Frank Jakubowsky

Discussions

Astro*Carto*Graphy/Geodetic Equivalent system/mundane predictions [Jim Lewis/Eva McCabe]
Chart of Israel
Astrology hardware and software (report on Osborne and Astro Star)
Sunspot activity & the stock market
Gauquelin studies and statistics
Chart of Vincent Van Gogh
Lindbergh baby kidnapping
Calculation of the Part of Fortune
Fraternity for Canadian Astrologers 1st National Conference [list of awards]
Heliocentric planetary nodes
Parallax
Intruder in the Queen’s Bedroom [Elizabeth II]
Horoscope of Jesus

Chart data (some incomplete or in question)

August Belmont
David Crosby
Richard Dreyfuss
Michael Fagan
Andy Gibb
Bruno Hauptmann
Charley Pride
Victoria Principal
Ronald Reagan
Michael Trestrail

Israel (& Partition)
United Kingdom
Intruder in Queen’s Bedroom
[Elizabeth II]
Invasion of Falkland Islands
Lindberg Baby kidnapping

Notable contributors

Jim Lewis (chart of Ronald Reagan; Astro*Carto*Graphy)
Jeff Jawer (First Canadian National Conference)
Barbara Watters (Grand trines; her book Sex and the Outer Planets)
Tracy Marks (financial compensation for astrologers)
Kay Taylor (astrology of poltergeist activity)
Zane Stein (Chiron)
Erin Sullivan (astrology of sexuality, hetero- vs. homo-)

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