Okay, so today I’m gonna talk about something I messed around with a while back – astrology stuff from 1989. Yeah, it sounds kinda out there, but I got really into it for a bit. It all started when I stumbled upon some old books at a garage sale. They were all about astrology and had some mentions of 1989, which got me curious.
I remember I was totally hooked. I spent days just reading and trying to figure out what it all meant. I even got my hands on an ephemeris for 1989, it took me a while to find it, but I found it online. For those who don’t know, it’s like this big chart that shows where all the planets were on specific dates.
Here’s how I went about it:
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Digging In
First, I started reading those old astrology books. I wanted to get a feel for how people back then interpreted the stars. There was a lot of talk about planetary movements and how they affected, like, everything. It felt like stepping back in time.
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The 1989 Ephemeris
Then, I got that 1989 ephemeris. Man, that thing was complex! But I was determined. I started looking up dates, trying to match what the books said with what the ephemeris showed. It was like being a detective, but with stars instead of clues. There was one interview record of Leslie Greer and Phil Baker that talked about the planetary stuff, but it’s all by hand and it’s messy!
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Trying to Make Sense of It
The hardest part was trying to figure out how all of this related to actual events. I mean, astrology isn’t exactly a science, right? A lot of what I read was pretty vague, and it was super hard to test these predictions. I tried to connect planetary positions with some big events from 1989, but it was mostly just guesswork. And there is one saying online, “You love your freedom so much that you’re ready to run at the slightest provocation.” Well, it’s kind of general, and not everyone loves their freedom, right?
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What I Learned
In the end, I realized that astrology is more about interpretation than hard facts. It’s kind of like reading poetry – it’s up to you to find the meaning. I did find it interesting to see how people used astrology to try and understand the world. I guess it’s just not very accurate for predicting specific things. Those books and websites always say that astrology is rejected by the scientific community, so I know it’s not reliable at all.
So, that’s my little adventure with 1989 astrology. It was a fun ride, even if it didn’t really lead to any big revelations. I just like this kind of stuff, you know, exploring these kinds of topics. It’s always interesting to see how people try to make sense of the universe, even if it’s just for fun.
