2006 February

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Australian Football Rules Legend Ron Dale Barassi Celebrates His 70th Birthday

Written on Tuesday, February 28th, 2006 by Glorija Lawrence :: more comments to this post

Ron Barrassi Yesterday Melbourne celebrated the birth of a living legend, Ronald Dale Barassi, an icon in Australian Rules Football.

Ron was born on 27th February 1936 in Melbourne to parents Cpl Ronald James and Eliza Barassi, during the depression years.

Times were tough and like most young fellas back in those days, he came from the “hard school of knocks.”

On the day he was born, the Sun, which rules our personality was in the sign of Pisces and the Moon which rules our emotions in the sign of Taurus.

Although this combination can make people sensitive, one can make up it for by being acutely sensitive to the feelings of others. It also has a high degree of sociability.

Academy award winner. Horoscope of Russell Crowe.

Written on Saturday, February 25th, 2006 by Glorija Lawrence :: 0 comments to this post

When Russell Crowe, flew into Australia early 2001, on a whirl-wind tour of the country to attend the premier of his film, “Proof of Life”.

Fans in two states, Victoria and New South Wales were able to see this jet-setting international star first hand and they were not disappointed. In true Hollywood style - he was the Star.

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Reinhold Ebertin - The Father of Cosmobiology

Written on Tuesday, February 21st, 2006 by Glorija Lawrence :: 0 comments to this post

We can look back on the last century with complete confidence when we say, it was a century of phenomenal events and phenomenal people.

Each one of us could list at least a dozen people, who we admired and felt that in some way their lifestyles, their actions, contributed in some way to our own growth and development.

As an astrologer, one of the most admired people at the top of my list, would be German Cosmobiologist, Reinhold Ebertin and, despite never having met him, I was able to use his astrological system to enhanced my life, which has lead me, on an amazing journey to greater strength and wisdom.

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Kerry Packer’s Astrology Chart - A Man For All Seasons

Written on Tuesday, February 21st, 2006 by Glorija Lawrence :: 0 comments to this post

Kerry Francis Bullmore Packer was born in Sydney on December 17th, 1937. He inherited the family empire in 1974 when he was just 36 years of age but it was far from a rags-to-riches story. During his years at the helm, he worked hard and played hard, turning something like $50 million into 12 billion dollars.

One of Australia’s richest men, he was domineering and blunt, deal maker extraordinaire, shrewd and cunning. But it wasn’t all wine and roses, his gambling exploits were legendary. He would loose more money on the throw of a dice at one of his chosen casino’s, than some of us would earn in a lifetime, all without blinking an eye.

What is Cosmobiology And Who Can Use This System of Astrology

Written on Wednesday, February 8th, 2006 by Glorija Lawrence :: more comments to this post

Question
What is Cosmobiology?

Answer
A type of Astrology: Cosmobiology is the correlation between the cosmos, and the individual, in terms of psychological and sociological makeup, and the timing of specific events in our lives. It is one of the most useful tools to look at our personality traits and to view where we are in the scheme of things. Past, present and future events are easily examined.

By observing the daily transits and other disciplines to our natal horoscope, we can make improvements and achieve maximum benefit from whatever comes our way. This amazing method enables us to read the chart in a more holistic way. Once you master the technique, you become, captain of your own ship and master of your destiny Read more about… Introduction to CosmoBiology

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