scientifically verifiable effect of astrology
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Re: scientifically verifiable affect of numerology?
Well, the first thing I would like to point out is that two people can have the same numerological birth data, but be born in different hemispheres, and therefore, seasons. So how does this article relate to numerology then?
Well, the first thing I would like to point out is that two people can have the same numerological birth data, but be born in different hemispheres, and therefore, seasons. So how does this article relate to numerology then?
trendsetter37
The Living Force
Re: scientifically verifiable affect of numerology?
This is a good point, but it also makes me think of the cosmic environment of the planet during ones birth. Could it be possible that certain alignments of stars and planets promote favorable conditions for different temperaments via EM interaction with those chemical neurotransmitters? Each unique temperament being dependent upon a certain mixture or combination of the neurotransmitters you cited.
It would seem, coming from a 3D perspective, that different alignments could produce a specific EM environment that favors one particular neurotransmitter mixture over another thus leading to the specific temperaments that the authors associate with seasons.
Saieden said:
This is a good point, but it also makes me think of the cosmic environment of the planet during ones birth. Could it be possible that certain alignments of stars and planets promote favorable conditions for different temperaments via EM interaction with those chemical neurotransmitters? Each unique temperament being dependent upon a certain mixture or combination of the neurotransmitters you cited.
It would seem, coming from a 3D perspective, that different alignments could produce a specific EM environment that favors one particular neurotransmitter mixture over another thus leading to the specific temperaments that the authors associate with seasons.
Re: scientifically verifiable affect of numerology?
What does that have to do with numerology?
I think I reported on this in Secret History or somewhere. There are a couple of particular astrological configurations that have a statistically significant effect on career path, too. Because that is what we are talking about here: astrology, NOT numerology. I'll change the subject field and correct the "affect" to "effect".
davey72 said:
What does that have to do with numerology?
I think I reported on this in Secret History or somewhere. There are a couple of particular astrological configurations that have a statistically significant effect on career path, too. Because that is what we are talking about here: astrology, NOT numerology. I'll change the subject field and correct the "affect" to "effect".
davey72
The Living Force
Thanks for the correction but is numerology not based on Astronomy? Now there seems to be biochemical truth thay says our hormones can be a basis for wiring the brain a certain way. This is just based on my own very limited understanding of numerology as well.
Sorry if this is pure noise.
Sorry if this is pure noise.
Re: scientifically verifiable affect of numerology?
If we're talking astrology, then it does make a lot more sense. It still leaves me with the same issue about being in the Northern or Southern hemisphere though. Looking through the indexes, I couldn't find the reference in either SH or HoM, but it would be interesting to review the data as I'm sure it's quite likely that most the subjects were born in the North, so I wonder then how much influence that would have over the statistics. We could probably look at the article davey posted as evidence of "local" astrology, which in terms of G's description of influences, should have a more apparent/observable effect on us individually than the influences from the more distant planets and stars. It seems to me then to be a more nuanced way of looking at the Sun's influence at birth, and as far as I can remember from readings I've done in the past, modern astrology doesn't take this into account.
The more I'm think of it as I write, it seems that does indeed open a massive can of worms, because it leads one to question the role of the weather, and by extension, the EM conditions at the time and place of birth, how this effects, DNA, neurochemistry, FRV, external conditions for souls to enter bodies, etc...
Laura said:
If we're talking astrology, then it does make a lot more sense. It still leaves me with the same issue about being in the Northern or Southern hemisphere though. Looking through the indexes, I couldn't find the reference in either SH or HoM, but it would be interesting to review the data as I'm sure it's quite likely that most the subjects were born in the North, so I wonder then how much influence that would have over the statistics. We could probably look at the article davey posted as evidence of "local" astrology, which in terms of G's description of influences, should have a more apparent/observable effect on us individually than the influences from the more distant planets and stars. It seems to me then to be a more nuanced way of looking at the Sun's influence at birth, and as far as I can remember from readings I've done in the past, modern astrology doesn't take this into account.
The more I'm think of it as I write, it seems that does indeed open a massive can of worms, because it leads one to question the role of the weather, and by extension, the EM conditions at the time and place of birth, how this effects, DNA, neurochemistry, FRV, external conditions for souls to enter bodies, etc...
davey72 said:
No, numerology is not based on Astronomy though Astronomy developed from Astrology. Perhaps you would like to do some research on these topics? You can start with google and find some good, scholarly book sources to check out from the library. It's always helpful to have your data straight when sharing with others.
Miss.K
Dagobah Resident
Re: scientifically verifiable affect of numerology?
The planets don't change degree in the zodiac whether you are born in northern and southern hemisphere, (and only the sun is at the same place each year)
but as far as I can see this study says season, not time of year, which yes depends on northern and southern hemisphere. So one would have to make the same study in several places on earth to see if it was season (weather) or time of year, that changes personality..
Saieden said:
The planets don't change degree in the zodiac whether you are born in northern and southern hemisphere, (and only the sun is at the same place each year)
but as far as I can see this study says season, not time of year, which yes depends on northern and southern hemisphere. So one would have to make the same study in several places on earth to see if it was season (weather) or time of year, that changes personality..
