Okay, so, let’s talk about this whole astrology thing, specifically that “astrology emphasis 1989” stuff. I got really into it a while back, you know, just kinda curious about what it all meant.
First, I dug up some old interviews, like this one with Geoffrey Dean by some guy named Rudolf Smit from back in ’89. It was a mess, honestly. People were all over the place with their opinions on astrology. New research was coming out, but it was just as confusing as everything else. Some folks said it was legit, others thought it was total BS. But I kept digging.
Then I dove into the whole zodiac sign thing. You know, those twelve signs that supposedly tell you about your personality and stuff? It’s a wild ride, let me tell you. They go way back, like ancient times. I started reading about how each sign was supposed to represent different traits and behaviors. Like, some are supposed to be super emotional, while others are all practical and stuff. My sign is so me, in a weird way.
- I spent hours just going down this rabbit hole, checking out what each sign meant.
- I even started looking at how the signs changed throughout history.
- There is a dude, Bhirgu, they call him the ‘Father of Hindu Astrology’.
I found this other interview, this one from 1989, too. It was on some show with a host named Leslie Greer. She was talking to this astrologer, Phil Baker, who was doing these on-air readings. And there was a psychologist, Dr. Roger Harnish, chiming in. It was pretty interesting to hear the different perspectives. They were talking about how astrology was supposed to work, and whether it was based on any real science. And, you know, the whole “Rochester Institute of Technology Listen, Little Man” tag just made it even more intriguing. I was hooked.
From there, I got into the whole birth chart thing. You know, where all the planets were when you were born? It gets pretty complicated, with all these “houses” and aspects and stuff. I tried to figure out my own chart, but honestly, it was a bit overwhelming. It was cool, though, to see how all these different things were supposed to influence your life.
I started thinking about how people have been using astrology for centuries. You know, looking to the stars to try to make sense of the world. It’s kinda mind-blowing when you think about it. I mean, it’s been around for so long, and it’s changed so much over time. Each era, has its own take on it.
I even read somewhere that some people think astrology is more appealing to those who have, like, a medium level of scientific knowledge. Like, they know enough to be curious but not enough to dismiss it entirely. And some say it’s a way to deal with feeling kinda lost or uncertain in life, a “metaphysical unrest”, you know? I guess it gives people a sense of order or meaning, or something.
So yeah, that’s my little journey into the world of “astrology emphasis 1989”. It was a wild ride, and honestly, I still don’t know what to make of it all. But it’s definitely fascinating, and it got me thinking about a lot of things.
It’s kinda like, even if you don’t totally believe in it, it’s still a fun way to look at yourself and the world around you. And hey, who knows, maybe there’s something to it after all?
It’s all about personal experiences
I’m not an expert, but I enjoyed the ride. Now I can say I know a little bit about it. I tried to share everything I did, but it’s a lot. This is something interesting to explore.
