Question:
Do you know any writers born under the astrological sign of Taurus?
shanekeavy
2007-07-22 06:13:41 UTC
Can you indicate to possibly please its date of birth?

Thanks! Enjoy! :)
Five answers:
whirlwind
2007-07-23 06:06:55 UTC
Famous Taureans

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Uncover the celestial secrets of all your favorite celebrities..

Celebrity Birthdate

Carmen Electra April 20

Jessica Lange April 20

Andie MacDowell April 21

Jack Nicholson April 22

Sandra Dee April 23

Scott Bairstow April 23

Barbra Streisand April 24

Shirley MacLaine April 24

Al Pacino April 25

Renee Zellweger April 25

Carol Burnett April 26

Jordana Brewster April 26

Tionne "T-Boz" Watkins April 26

Coretta Scott King April 27

Sheena Easton April 27

Jay Leno April 28

Penelope Cruz April 28

Saddam Hussein April 28

Andre Agassi April 29

Daniel Day-Lewis April 29

Jerry Seinfeld April 29

Michelle Pfeiffer April 29

Uma Thurman April 29

Cloris Leachman April 30

Isiah Thomas April 30

Kirsten Dunst April 30

Willie Nelson April 30

Mitzi Kapture May 01

Rita Coolidge May 01

Christine Baranski May 02

James Brown May 03

Audrey Hepburn May 04

Lance Bass May 04

Randy Travis May 04

Danielle Fishel May 05

Tammy Wynette May 05

George Clooney May 06

Mare Winningham May 06

Tony Blair May 06

Breckin Meyer May 07

Eva Peron May 07

Traci Lords May 07

Enrique Iglesias May 08

Melissa Gilbert May 08

Billy Joel May 09

Candice Bergen May 09

Bono May 10

Linda Evangelista May 10

Natasha Richardson May 11

Christian Campbell May 12

Gabriel Byrne May 12

Katherine Hepburn May 12

Stephen Baldwin May 12

Dennis Rodman May 13

Harvey Keitel May 13

Stevie Wonder May 13

Cate Blanchett May 14

George Lucas May 14

David Krumholtz May 15

James Mason May 15

David Boreanaz May 16

Debra Winger May 16

Janet Jackson May 16

Pierce Brosnan May 16

Tori Spelling May 16

Andrea Corr May 17

Dennis Hopper May 17

Chow Yun-Fat May 18

Nora Ephron May 19

Busta Rhymes May 20

Cher May 20

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Adela Rogers Saint Johns



Andre Agassi



Anouk Aimée



Jessica Alba



Anna Maria Alberghetti



Eddie Albert



Madeline Albright



Alexander II of Russia



Margery Louise Allingham



Hieronymus Aquapendente



Eve Arden



Eddy Arnold



Beatrice Arthur



Fred Astaire







Nancy Astor



Susan Denise Atkins



Debbie Atwell



John James Audubon



Marcus Aurelius



Hank Azaria



Burt Bacharach



Stephen Baldwin



Balzac



Christine Baranski



James M. Barrie



Lionel Barrymore



Anne Baxter



Cool Papa Bell



Candice Bergen



Irving Berlin



Yogi Berra



Valerie Bertinelli



Theodore Bikel



David Birney



Bishop Fulton Sheen



Billy Bitzer



Shirley Temple Black



Antoinette B. Blackwell



Taurean Blacque



Cate Blanchett



David Bogosian



Bono (U2)



John Wilkes Booth



David Boreanaz



Belle Boyd



Bruce Boxleitner



Johannes Brahms



Georges Braque



William J. Brennan Jr.



George Brett



Teresa Brewer



Charlotte Bronte



Foster Brooks



James L. Brooks



Pierce Brosnan



James Brown



John Brown



Roscoe Lee Brown



Robert Browning



James Buchanan



Carol Burnett



David Byrne



Gabriel Byrne



Glen Campbell



Frank Capra



George Carlin



Tucker Carlson



Scott Carpenter



Pat Carroll



Howard Carter



Ron Carter



Peggy Cass (Gemini Cusp)



Laetita Casta



Edmund Cartwright



Catherine the Great







Fanny Cerrito



Leslie Charteris



Cher



Howard C. Chinatti



Chow Yun-Fat



Edwin P. Christy







Steve Clark (Def Leppard)



Marcus Clarke



Kelly Clarkson



Jill Clayburgh



George Clooney



Joe Cocker



Judy Collins



Betty Comden



Perry Como



Jacque Cook



Rita Coolidge



Gary Cooper



Cosimo II



Arthur Thomas Cotton



Joseph Cotton



Francois Coty



Oliver Cromwell



Bing Crosby



Christopher Cross



Lindsay Crouse



Penélope Cruz



Constance Cummings



Pierre Curie



Richard J. Daley



Salvador Dali



Tony Danza







Bobby Darin



Alphonse Daudet



Ann B. Davis



Moshe Dayan



Daniel Day-Lewis



Blossom Dearie



Sandra Dee



Eugene Delacroix



Martin Delany



Sandy Dennis



Frances Densmore



Joyce DeWitt



Eduardo Diaz







Grace Dodge



Donovan



Stephen Arnold Douglas



Luis Drago



Henri Dunant



Thelma V. Dunlap



Kirsten Dunst



Albrecht Durer



Dale Earnhardt #3



Sheena Easton



Ira Einhorn



Larry Elder



Carmen Electra



Queen Elizabeth II



Duke Ellington



Oliver Ellnsworth



Enya



Nora Ephron



Emilio Estevez



Eugenie, empress of the French







Linda Evangelista



Daniel G. Fahrenheit



William G. Fargo



Louis Farrakhan



Henry Fielding



Albert Finney



Ella Fitzgerald



Williamina Fleming







Florence Nightingale



Nina Foch



Henry Fonda



Margot Fonteyn



Cynthia Hayward Ford



Glenn Ford



Joseph Fouche



James Fox



Peter Frampton



Douglas Freeman



Ace Frehley



Sigmund Freud



Elizabeth Fry



James Gadsden



Thomas Gainsborough



Dorothy Garrod







John Warne Gates



Larry Gatlin



Edward Gibbon





Mifflin Gibbs



Melissa Gilbert



John Gill



Stephen Girard



George Gobel



Mary W. Godwin



Tracey Gold



Tony Goldwyn



Cuba Gooding



Martha Graham



Ulysses S. Grant







John Grierson



Charles Grodin



Greg Gumbel



Walter A. Haas



Halston



Page Hamilton (Helmet)



Oscar Hammerstein



Thomas Hancock



Lorraine Hansberry



David Hartman



Melissa Hayden



Darren Hayes



Gabby Hayes



William Randolph Hearst



David Helfgott



Doug Henning



Lance Henriksen



Audrey Hepburn



Katharine Hepburn



Theodor Herzl



Rudolph Hess



Peter Cooper Hewitt



Hirohito







Adolf Hitler



Ho Chi Minh



Celeste Holm



Josh Homme (QOTSA)



Honen



Jan Hooks



Johns Hopkins



Dennis Hopper



Lee Horsley



Hsu Kuang ch'i



Engelbert Humperdinck



Saddam Hussein



Ibn al Athir



Higuchi Ichiyo



Enrique Iglesias



Jørgen Ingmann



Jill Ireland







Queen Isabella I



Glenda Jackson



Janet Jackson



Abraham Jacobi



Bianca Jagger



Judith Jamison



Keith Jarrette



Edward Jenner



Alfred Jodl







Billy Joel



Grace Jones



The Reverend Jim Jones



Niels Juel



Henry J. Kaiser



Lawrence Kane



K'ang-hsi, emperor of China



Yoko Kanno



Immanuel Kant



Kasey Kasem



Lainie Kazan



HarveyKeitel



David Keith



Aleksandr Kerensky



Hendrick de Keyser



Mohammad Ayub Khan



Ayatullah Ruhollah Khomeini



Soren Kierkegaard



Perry King



Coretta Scott King



Bruno Kirby



Jack Klugman



Charles Knowlton



Lamarr Koford



Mindy Kohen



Mort Kondracke



Olga Valentinovna Korbut



Gerard B. Lambert







Edwin H. Land



Jessica Lange



Walter Lantz



Benjamin Henry Latrobe



Joey Lawrence



William Lazear



Cloris Leachman



Edward Lear



Franz Lehar



Vladimir Ilyich Ulanov (Nikolai Lenin)



Jay Leno



Sugar Ray Leonard



Al Lewis



Jet Li



Liberace



Thomas J. Lipton



Henry Cabot Lodge



Traci Lords



Louis I de Bourbon Conde



Louis IX of France



Joe Louis



William Lovett



George Lucas



Patti LuPone



Machiavelli



Andie MacDowell







Shirley MacLaine



Bill Macy



Dolley Madison



Lee Majors



Bernard Malamud



John Manley :)



Horace Mann



Gugliemo Marconi



Walter John de la Mare



Margaret of Valois



Ann Margaret



Maria Theresa of Austria



Billy Martin







Karl Marx



Master P.



Daphne du Maurier



Elaine May



Rollo Reese May



Willie Mays



Paul Mazursky



Bernadette Devlin McAilskey



Cyrus McCormik



Darren McGavin



Rod McKuen



Timothy McVeigh



Meadowlark Lemon



Zubin Mehta



Golda Meir



Yehudi Menuhin







John Stuart Mill



R.J. Mitchell



James Monroe



Michael Moore



Marguerite Moreau



Henry Morgenthau



Robert Morse



Samuel Morse



John Mortimer



Mark Mothersbaugh (DEVO)



Hosni Mubarak



Ted Mueller



John Muir



Kate Mulgrew



Patrice Munsel



Michael Murphy



Edward R. Murrow



Dr. Charles A. Muses



Napoleon III



Paul Nash



Ricky Nelson



Willie Nelson



Nicholas II of Russia



Jack Nicholson









Birgit Nilsson



Tenzing Norgay



Sam Nujoma



Charlie O'Connell



Dan O'Herlihy



Fredrick Law Olmstead



Ryan O'Neal



Jan Hendrik Oort



Roy Orbison



Jack Paar



Al Pacino



Betty Page



Chazz Paliminteri



Michael Palin



Frederic Passy



Bill Paxton







Elizabeth Peabody



Sarah Peale



Robert E. Peary



I.M. Pei



Henry Percy



Rosie Perez



Eva Peron



Roberta Peters



Laci Peterson



Michelle Pfeiffer



Philip II, king of Spain



Kate Pierson (B-52's)



Bronson Pinchot



Edio Pinza



Pope John Paul II



Iggy Pop



Pope Alexander



Katherine Anne Porter







Tyrone Power



William H. Prescott



Sergei Prokofiev



Tito Puente



Anthony Quinn



Martha Quinn



Rachmaninoff



Charlotte Rae



Gertrude "Ma" Rainey



Joey Ramone



Judge Reinhold



Trent Reznor



Ving Rhames



John Rhys-Davies



Thomas Dartmouth Rice



Natasha Richardson



Baron Von Richthofen



Don Rickles



Bernardino Rivadavia



Henry M. Robert



Pernell Roberts



Robespierre







Sugar Ray Robinson



Dennis Rodman



Ole Edvart Rolvaag



Saint Rose of Lima



Dante Rossetti







Tim Roth



Darius Rucker



Juan Perez Rulfo



Bertrand Russell



Bob Saget



Mort Sahl



Andrei Sakharov



Paul Anthony Samuelson



Coral Sands



Tony Scalzo



Alessandro Scarlatti



Nelly Bly Seaman



Pete Seeger



Bob Seger



Jerry Seinfeld



David O. Selznick



Andy Serkis







William Henry Seward



Muhammad Isma'il Shahid



William Shakespeare



Craig Sheffer



Talia Shire



Grant Show



Phil Silvers



John Simon



Kate Smith



Robert Smith (The Cure)



Hank Snow



Tom Snyder







Socrates



Aaron Spelling



Tori Spelling



Herbert Spencer



Dr. Benjamin Spock



James Stephens



St. Sergius of Radonezh



Germaine de Stael



John Stetson



James Stewart



William Still



George Strait



Robin Strasser



Barbra Streisand



Charles Sturt



Arthur S. Sullivan



Debendranath Tagore







Rabindranath Tagore



George Takei



Buck Taylor



Tchaikovsky



Toni Tennille



Studs Terkel



William Thornton



Uma Thurman



Josip Tito



Alice B. Toklas



Fujita Toko



Sidney Toler



David Tomlinson



Peter Tompkins



Pete Townshend



Randy Travis



Anthony Trollope



Harry S. Truman



Johnny Unitas



Eric Vale



Richie Valens



Rudolph Valentino



Frankie Valli



Luther Vandross



Hervé Villechaize



Violent J (Joseph Bruce)



Andrey Voznesensky



Bea Wain







Mike Wallace



Fats Waller



John Waters



Tionne 'T-Boz' Watkins



Max Weber



Orson Welles



Arthur Wellesley Wellington



Theodore Harold White



William I, Prince of Orange



Gene Williams



Spice Williams



Meredith Wilson



Debra Winger







Mare Winningham



Steve Winwood



Joseph Wiseman



Stevie Wonder



John Woo



D'arcy Wretzky (SP)



Gary Wright (Spooky Tooth)



Tammy Wynette







Malcolm X



Inoue Yashushi



Burt Young



Yung-lo, emperor of China



Renee Zellweger



Robert Zemeckis



Anthony Zerbe

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Famous Taurus Writers

April 20 to May 20 is Taurus.

(Index to all 12 signs)



Brontë, Charlotte (21 April)

Browning, Robert (7 May)

Cook, Robin (4 May)

Dobson, James (21 April)

Fadiman, Clifton (15 May)

Heller, Joseph (1 May)

Khayyam, Omar (18 May)

LaHaye, Tim (27 April)

Lear, Edward (12 May)

Machiavelli, Niccolo (3 May)

Moore, Michael (23 April)

Muir, John (21 April)

Paulsen, Gary (17 May)

Porter, Katherine Anne (15 May)

Pynchon, Thomas (8 May)

Rossetti, Dante Gabriel (12 May)

Sebald, W.G. (18 May)

Shakespeare, William (23 April)

Spock, Dr. (2 May)

Trethewey, Natasha (26 April)

Wilson, August (27 April)

*Taurus - April 20 - May 20





People born between April 20 and May 20 have their Sun in Taurus. Taurus is represented by the bull, and is dogged and determined. Taurus is patient, focussed and the traditional, slow and steady worker.











Taurus is a sign that stands for responsibility and tradition. Taurus individuals have a favorite chair, a favorite thing to eat in the morning, a favorite tradition to follow on the holidays.



A taurus is the perfect friend. They will be there for you through thick and thin. The Taurus is the one who will show up at 3am when your car breaks down. They aren't necessarily ready to jump into anything, but when they commit, they mean it.



A taurus is also slow to anger, but very determined once they get angry. A taurus may forgive many times, but if you cross that threshhold, they will never speak to you for the rest of your life. Really. If a taurus decides you're not worth it, they won't change their mind.



Taurus enjoy quality items in life. They will spend weeks and weeks researching the perfect guitar, coat, oven, jewelry, or whatever. They'll finally decide on the perfect item, get it, and then be quite content.



Symbol: Bull

Element: Earth

Planet: Venus

Animals: Cattle

Color: Pale Blue

Gemstone: Emerald

Flower: Poppy

Part of the Body: Neck

Lucky Day: Friday

Lucky Numbers: 4 and 6

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Taurus Celebrity Birthdays





What famous people were born under the sign of Taurus? They include Queen Elizabeth II, William Shakespeare and Uma Thurman!



Apr 21 : Queen Elizabeth II, Charlotte Bronte, Andie MacDowell

Apr 22 : Peter Frampton, Jack Nicholson

Apr 23 : Sandra Dee, Lee Majors, Vladimir Nabokov, William Shakespeare

Apr 24 : Barbara Streisand, Jill Ireland

Apr 25 : Renee Zellweger, Al Pacino, Ella Fitzgerald

Apr 26 : Jet Li, Carol Burnett, John James Audubon

Apr 27 : Sheena Easton, Jack Klugman

Apr 28 : Penelope Cruz, Jay Leno

Apr 29 : Uma Thurman, Michelle Pfeiffer, Daniel Day-Lewis

Apr 30 : Eva Arden, Willie Nelson



May 1 : Judy Collins

May 2 : Dr. Benjamin Spock

May 3 : Bing Crosby, James Brown

May 4 : Audrey Hepburn

May 5 : Tyrone Power

May 6 : Rudolph Valentino

May 7 : Eva Peron

May 8 : Melissa Gilbert

May 9 : Billy Joel

May 10 : Fred Astaire

May 11 : Irving Berlin

May 12 : Emilio Estevez, Tony Hawk, Katharine Hepburn

May 13 : Stevie Wonder

May 14 : Cate Blanchett, Tim Roth

May 15 : Trini Lopez

May 16 : Tori Spelling, Janet Jackson, Pierce Brosnan

May 17 : Enya

May 18 : Chow Yun-Fat, Perry Como

May 19 : Grace Jones

May 20 : Cher, Jimmy Stewart, Joe Cocker



Moon Sign in Taurus

Dr. Carl Jung, psychologist

William Shakespeare, writer

F. Scott Fitzgerald, writer

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Taurus Quotes and Sayings





The Taurus is the perfect poet and writer, and also works hard at acting on stage. Here are some great quotes from taurus speakers!



"Most people do not really want freedom, because freedom involves responsibility, and most people are frightened of responsibility."

Sigmund Freud, psychiatrist



"Some men have thousands of reasons why they cannot do what they want to, when all they need is one reason why they can. "

Martha Graham, dancer



"The person who knows how to laugh at himself will never cease to be amused."

Shirley MacLaine, actress/author



"I don't want people to know what I'm actually like. It's not good for an actor."

Jack Nicholson, actor



"My loathings are simple: stupidity, oppression, crime, cruelty, soft music."

Vladimir Nabokov, author



"Take a music bath once or twice a week for a few seasons, and you will find that it is to the soul what the water-bath is to the body."

Harry S. Truman, U.S. President



"As a well spent day brings happy sleep, so life well used brings happy death."

Leonardo da Vinci, Renaissance man



"I can't stand to see red in my profit-or-loss column. I'm Taurus the bull, so I react to red. If I see it, I sell my stocks quickly."

Barbra Streisand, singer/actress



"If you really want something you can figure out how to make it happen."

Cher, singer/actress



Other Famous Taureans

Al Pacino

Peter Ilych Tchaikovsky

Johannes Brahms, composer

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Taurus Writers and Poets





Taurus is the steady sign that enjoys being at home. This is the PERFECT sign for writers and poets!



William Shakespeare, playwright, is perhaps the most famous Taurus poet of them all. His collection of plays and sonnets is still enjoyed in modern times, and entire theaters are dedicated to his works. He is famous for saying, "The reward of suffering is experience." This could be the motto of the Taurus bull!

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Taurus - Love Sign Pairings





A Taurus is a sensual and seductive lover. That doesn't mean they're wishy-washy. Love is serious business for bulls. Once they fall, they're passionate and devoted.



"Steadfast of thought, well made, well wrought, far may be sought ere that ye can find so courteous, so kind as Merry Margaret."

From To Mistress Margaret Hussey by John Skelton (tutor of Henry VIII)



Suggested Romancing of a Taurus

Love isn't a fling for a Taurus. Give a gift from the heart, that speaks of the bond between you two. They aren't after glitz. Write a poem about your love and give them a framed copy. Weave a bracelet for your love to wear always.



Taurus is Most Compatible With

Capricorn

Pisces

Virgo

Cancer



Taurus is Least Compatible With

Gemini

Libra

Scorpio

Sagittarius

Aquarius



Love Signs Master Index

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: How many Taureans does it take to screw in a lightbulb?

A: None. No Taurean would do it in such an uncomfortable place!

Oh, you mean DO WORK? But if a Taurean puts it off long enough, a Virgo will come along and do it for him!



Q: What sun-sign type is most likely to lose her bikini top while surfing?

A: LiBRA-less!



Q: What sun-sign is most likely to get lucky in a singles bar?

A: SCORe-PIO!



Q: Twinkle, twinkle, little star, how I wonder which you are... a Star or a Planet?

A: Stars appear to twinkle, but the brightest "stars" are actually the nearby Planets reflecting the light of the Sun. Planets appear to give a steady light, and do not twinkle. Twinkle, twinkle, little planet? -- hey, no way! Wouldn't rhyme, and has no reason -- planets shine, and shift by season.



Q: What's the Morning Star and Evening Star?

A: The brightest "star" in the night sky is actually the Planet Venus, and it's BOTH! For about half the year, it rises in the East shortly before Sunrise, and is called the Morning Star (Eosphorus in Greek mythology). For about half the year it sets in the West shortly after Sunset, and is called the Evening Star (Hesperus in Greek mythology).



Hey, it's all I've got to work with right now... send your own contributions if you can do better (or worse)! Use the word GEMS as your topic header in your E-mail message.

-- Michael





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GEMs: PLANETARY POETRY

Watch this section for more Planetary Poetry (but not "Vogon Poetry") in the weeks to come. You're hereby invited to submit your own stuff, as long as you're not so sensitive you'll feel rejected if your poem is. If it's bad, but it's funny, it might make it onto these pages anyways! You get your work on the Web, and your name up for fame or blame. Just remember that it has to have SOMETHING to do with ASTROLOGY.

-- Michael michael@astrologyzine.com







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PSYCHOLOGY / ASTROLOGY

(Why I Ditched the Damn Degree)



When Jung and Gestalt leave you weary

And you can't take another theory

Move the goalposts, learn the art:

Interpreting a natal chart!



You really do not stand much chance

Your life's decided in advance.

No need to worry what you lack

So think of England and lay back...



Enjoy yourself between the crises

If your Sun resides in Pisces.

If you're overweight and bore us

Tantamount it's due to Taurus.

Libra's shopping, Virgo's prissy,

Scorpio won't be a sissy.

Leo's bossy, Aries wins,

(That Aquarius never sins).

Seagoat's serious, Twins are light

Cancer can't quite get it right.



If you accident'ly smother

Your delightful little brother,

If you're overcome with lust,

Or cannot earn an honest crust,

Accountability's null and void --

Blame the Planets, bugger Freud!



(c)1996 by Sue Armitage, London, England







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THEOLOGY



If horses haven't got a soul

That really puts me in a hole.



What's the point of being good

And always doing what I should,

If when I reach the Pearly Gate,

Saint Peter says "I'm sorry, mate!

Your horse is only bones and hair,

And if he's dead, he isn't there.

But anyway, no need to cry --

Why ride, now you have learned to fly?"



After thoughtful meditation,

My bet's on reincarnation!



(c)1996 by Sue Armitage, London, England







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REMs from REMarkable Writers NOV 25 1996

[All material in quotation marks is original text COPYRIGHTED by the author and publisher, which is included here FOR REVIEW PURPOSES ONLY.]



This week's emphasis is on the wisdom of Bartholomew (as channelled through Mary-Margaret Moore).

The following passages are quoted from the book:

Bartholomew (Mary-Margaret Moore), FROM THE HEART OF A GENTLE BROTHER,

(Taos NM: High Mesa Press, 1987)



"For many centuries you have been living in your world with a powerful symbol. It is the symbol of the balanced cross. Long before the advent of Christianity, the symbol of this cross has been observed as one of the most strengthening symbols the world has to offer. Its explanation is very simple. You have at your disposal two constant streams of energy and the balanced cross is a reminder of this. One of them is a horizontal stream of energy. It is the one that connects you with all of the manifest world. It connects you with other people's egos, with the material plane, the emotional field, and with the mentalizations of life. The horizontal stream is what is constantly before your physical eyes. Since it is this stream that has fed you throughout centuries and lifetimes, the second, vertical stream of energy has been forgotten. Therefore, you have a very weakened balance point within you because it is through the forgotten vertical you connect with the Divine."

-- Bartholomew, p.65



"Understand the basic law from which everything arises -- ENERGY FOLLOWS THOUGHT. Put another way, energy follows visualization, and put another way, power follows what you visualize. If you create a visual and thoughtful link with the vertical stream of energy, you will begin to manifest it daily in your life. Many of you are looking for a centering device. THE DEGREE TO WHICH YOU WANT TO BE CENTERED IS THE DEGREE TO WHICH YOU WILL BE. The degree to which you enjoy the horizontal is the sense of motion you experience when your ego energy moves out and blends with other similar energies, now side to side, now backward and forward. It makes you feel alive, as though you are `doing' something."

-- Bartholomew, p.66



"The power of the vertical is so much stronger than the small, horizontal motions you make. But you continue to think those small back and forth motions are life. Eventually you must realize even the more frantic of the horizontal motions are not enough. What you are longing for are the vaster sweeps of energy that you have all sensed moving through you on occasion. It is the incredible power of the vertical stream of energy that gives you a feeling of groundedness. The horizontal can't contain too much of that energy because you would simply fall right over. You have to begin to empower yourself in a totally new way."

-- Bartholomew, p.66



[In astrological terms, the cross described by Bartholomew is called the "Cross of Matter" and the horizontal line represents Earth's horizon line. The vertical line points to "the Midheaven", the place where the Sun appears when it reaches its highest point in the sky at noon and gives the most light and heat to the Earth. Do you see any symbolic connections between the astrological symbolism and Bartholomew's? -- Michael Star]





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REMs from REMarkable Writers NOV 04 1996

This week's emphasis is on the great Swiss psychologist, Dr Carl Jung.

"But he [Carl Jung] recognized that man, the symbolic animal, could resolve even the deepest divisions within him upon the symbolic plane; and he invented a technique of psychotherapy by which this could be accomplished."

-- Anthony Storr, JUNG, (Glasgow: Fontana/Collins: 1973), p.105



"He does offer a method of understanding dreams which is unmatched by psychoanalysis. Moreover, he understood the difference between a sign and a symbol in a way which Freud did not. When Freud alleged, as he did in `The Interpretation of Dreams', that all weapons and tools are used as symbols for the male organ, he might equally well have used the word `sign' instead of symbol. In Jung's view, a symbol was more than this. A true symbol always possesses overtones, so that its full significance cannot be grasped intellectually, at least immediately, if it becomes fully definable in rational terms, it is no longer a living symbol. ...A work of art is a true symbol in the Jungian sense, in that it is pregnant with meaning, partakes of both `conscious' and `unconscious', yet cannot be sharply defined in intellectual terms."

"...Yet parts of the body can be used to signify something other than their usual function. The male genitals, for example, were used by the Romans and others as a magical charm to ward off intruders, and may be seen on Hadrian's Wall pointing towards the enemy. It is alleged, probably apocryphally, that Jung once stated: `After all, the penis is only a phallic symbol.'"

"...sexual intercourse can signify [symbolize?] the integration of the personality and the experience of the irrational union of opposites."

-- Anthony Storr, JUNG, (Glasgow: Fontana/Collins: 1973), pp.112-113,115



Jung on SIGNS and SYMBOLS

"The sign is always less than the concept it represents, while a symbol always stands for something more than its obvious and immediate meaning."

-- Dr Carl G. Jung, MAN AND HIS SYMBOLS, Part 1, (1964), p.41



"What we properly call instincts are physiological urges, and are perceived by the senses. But at the same time, they also manifest themselves as fantasies and often reveal their presence only by symbolic images. These manifestations are what I call the archetypes."

-- Dr Carl G. Jung, MAN AND HIS SYMBOLS, Part 1, (1964), p.58



"But if we are to see things in their right perspective, we need to understand the past of man as well as his present. That is why an understanding of myths and symbols is of essential importance."

-- Dr Carl G. Jung, MAN AND HIS SYMBOLS, Part 1, (1964), p.45



Jung on DREAMS

"In dreams, symbols occur spontaneously, for dreams happen and are not invented; they are, therefore, the main source of all our knowledge about symbolism."

-- Dr Carl G. Jung, MAN AND HIS SYMBOLS, Part 1, (1964), p.41



"It [dream analysis] is not so much a technique that can be learned and applied according to the rules as it is a dialectical exchange between two personalities."

-- Dr Carl G. Jung, MAN AND HIS SYMBOLS, Part 1, (1964), p.44



"Thus, if you want to understand another person's dream, you have to sacrifice your own predilections and suppress your prejudices."

-- Dr Carl G. Jung, MAN AND HIS SYMBOLS, Part 1, (1964), p.50



"Learn as much as you can about symbolism; then forget it all when you are analyzing a dream. ...in order to check the flow of my own associations and reactions, which might otherwise prevail over my patient's uncertainties and hesitations."

-- Dr Carl G. Jung, MAN AND HIS SYMBOLS, Part 1, (1964), p.42





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REMs from REMarkable Writers OCT 28 1996

This week's emphasis is on philosopher-poet-artist Kahlil Gibran

GIBRAN ON TRUTH

"Truth is like the stars; it does not appear except from behind obscurity of the night. Truth is like all beautiful things in the world; it does not disclose its desirability except to those who first feel the influence of falsehood. Truth is a deep kindness that teaches us to be content with our everyday life and share with the people the same happiness."

-- Kahlil Gibran, SPIRITS REBELLIOUS, t.255



"God has made many doors opening into truth which He opens to all who knock upon them with hands of faith."

-- Kahlil Gibran, SECRETS OF THE HEART, t.138



"Truth calls to us, drawn by the innocent laughter of a child, or the kiss of a loved one; but we close the doors of affection in her face and deal with her as an enemy."

-- Kahlil Gibran, THE VOICE OF THE MASTER, st.47



"To be modest in speaking truth is hypocrisy."

-- Kahlil Gibran, THOUGHTS AND MEDITATIONS, st.95



"You may deprive me of my possessions; you may shed my blood and burn my body; but you cannot hurt my spirit or touch my truth."

-- Kahlil Gibran



"Great truth that transcends Nature does not pass from one being to another by way of human speech. Truth chooses Silence to convey her meaning to loving souls."

-- Kahlil Gibran, THE VOICE OF THE MASTER, st.75



"They tell me: If you see a slave sleeping, do not wake him lest he be dreaming of freedom.

I tell them: If you see a slave sleeping, wake him and explain to him freedom."

-- Kahlil Gibran, MIRRORS OF THE SOUL, p.72



"He who does not seek advice is a fool. His folly blinds him to Truth and makes him evil, stubborn, and a danger to his fellow man."

-- Kahlil Gibran, THE VOICE OF THE MASTER, st.67



GIBRAN ON ILLUSION

"How unjust to themselves are those who turn their backs to the sun, and see naught except the shadows of their physical selves upon the earth!"

-- Kahlil Gibran, SECRETS OF THE HEART, t.130



"Man is empowered by God to hope and hope fervently, until that which he is hoping takes the cloak of oblivion from his eyes, whereupon he will at last view his real self. And he who sees his real self sees the truth of real life for himself, for all humanity, and for all things."

-- Kahlil Gibran, SECRETS OF THE HEART, t.140



"How ignorant are those who see, without question, the abstract existence with SOME of their senses, but insist on doubting until that existence reveals itself to ALL their senses. Is not faith the sense of the heart as truly as sight is the sense of the eye?"

"...How strange is the one who dreams in truth of a beautiful reality, and then, when he endeavours to fashion it into form but cannot succeed, doubts the dream and blasphemes the reality and distrusts the beauty!"

-- Kahlil Gibran, SECRETS OF THE HEART, t.148



"Society

Is of naught but clamour and woe

And strife. She is but the web of

The spider, the tunnel of the mole."

-- Kahlil Gibran, T, p.376



"The appearance of things changes according to the emotions, and thus we see magic and beauty in them, while the magic and beauty are really in ourselves."

-- Kahlil Gibran, THE BROKEN WINGS, st.51



"Man's eye is a magnifier; it shows him the earth much larger than it is."

-- Kahlil Gibran, MIRROR OF THE SOUL, p.71



"How small is the life of the person who places his hands between his face and the world, seeing naught but the narrow lines of his hands!"

-- Kahlil Gibran, SECRETS OF THE HEART, t.150



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REMs from REMarkable Writers SEP 30 1996

This week's emphasis is on philosopher-poet-artist Kahlil Gibran

GIBRAN ON LOVE

"Love is the offspring of a spiritual affinity and unless that affinity is created in a moment, it will not be created in years or even generations."

-- Kahlil Gibran, THE BROKEN WINGS, p.42 (recommended reading!)



"The heart's affections are divided like the branches of the cedar tree; if the tree loses one strong branch, it will suffer but it does not die. It will pour all its vitality into the next branch so that it will grow and fill the empty place."

-- Kahlil Gibran, THE BROKEN WINGS, st.93



"For even as love crowns you so shall he crucify you. Even as he is for your growth so he is for your pruning."

-- Kahlil Gibran, THE PROPHET, (1970), p.11



"Every young man remembers his first love and tries to recapture that strange hour, the memory of which changes his deepest feeling and makes him so happy in spite of all the bitterness of its mystery."

-- Kahlil Gibran, THE BROKEN WINGS, st.12



"Limited love asks for possession of the beloved, but the unlimited asks only for itself."

-- Kahlil Gibran, THE BROKEN WINGS, p.106



"Love gives naught but itself and takes naught but from itself.

Love possesses not nor would it be possessed;

For love is sufficient unto love.

When you love you should not say, `God is in my heart,' but rather, `I am in the heart of God.'

And think not that you can direct the course of love, for love, if it finds you worthy, directs your course.

Love has no other desire but to fulfill itself."

-- Kahlil Gibran, THE PROPHET, p.14



"And ever has it been that love knows not its own depth until the hour of separation."

-- Kahlil Gibran, THE PROPHET. p.9



"Gibranism does not inhibit Eros, he simply subordinates it to Agape. Also, authentic love is not a love that 'reckons' and 'sorts out' for personal interests, such as financial purposes, social prestige. On the contrary Gibran has all reasons to believe that a calculative love is a self-love that neurotically has never transcended the Freudian primary narcissistic stage of a masochist child."

-- Andrew Dib Sherfan, in A THIRD TREASURY OF KAHLIL GIBRAN, 1975, p.286

(quoting from Gibran's SPIRITS REBELLIOUS, p.17-20)





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REMs by REMarkable Writers SEP 23 1996

This week's emphasis is on mythologist Joseph Campbell

"In later traditions where the cosmic order has been recognized -- the round of the stars -- very often the planetary dieties are regarded as tricksters because they introduce disorder. They move a different way and anything that is a disordering principle is associated with a trickster -- the diabolical as opposed to the demonic.

...Our interpretation of the word demon as meaning the demonic is a very interesting thing. The demonic comes from the Greek, and it refers to the dynamic of life -- your demon is the dynamic of life. In our tradition we are so against the dynamic of life that we've turned it into a devil. Demon has negative meaning in our tradition. This is fantastic.

Similarly, the serpent, which also represents the dynamic of life, has been turned into a negative principle in our tradition. The serpent can shed its skin to be born again and so represents the power of life to throw off death and represents the bondage of life to time. It's the dynamic of life and consciousness in the field of temporal pairs of opposites, birth/death, and all that, and life goes on through it. It's as though our tradition is against life. Even our diety himself is against life. We have a diety who talks about supernatural grace and virtue but life itself is something to be despised instead of celebrated, and a body is something awful rather than awesome. It's a strange world."

-- Joseph Campbell



"...Man had eaten fruit from the forbidden tree and had thereby gained knowledge of the duality of all things. So he was thrown out of the garden. And God said, `Now if man should eat of the tree of immortal life, he would be as we are. Therefore keep him out.' And he placed the guardian figures, the two cherubim at the gates into the garden. Now the Buddha says, `Don't be afraid. Come on through. The tree's right here. Don't be afraid of those boys.' Jesus went through and hangs on the tree of immortal life. Jesus and the Buddha are the same figure. The Buddha sits under the tree and says, `Don't be afraid.' Christ hangs onto that tree and says, `Come, die as I've died to immortal life.' It's wonderful the way these great images play across the ground."

-- Joseph Campbell



"Are you affirmative enough with your relationship to life to say `yes' no matter what? The extent of your power to say `yes' is the extent of your power to love, and when you begin to have hates, and when you begin to knock people down, and say `No! No! This one, this Hitler, or Stalin, they're monsters!', then you have lost your bliss. They are manifestations of life too. Your limitation and understanding and experience is measured by the boundary of your love."

-- Joseph Campbell



"The purpose of the first part of your life is to give you the experiences out of which you can draw your spiritual realizations."

-- Joseph Campbell



The Joseph Campbell quotes are taken from a Canadian book of transcripts of some of his interviews before his death in 1987. I regret I have lost the title of the book. For the best of Joseph Campbell, see:



A JOSEPH CAMPBELL COMPANION, Diane K. Osbon, ed.,

(New York NY: HarperCollins Publishers, Inc., 1991)





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Next week's emphasis is on the insights of "Kriyananda" (J. Donald Walters.



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Random REMs - NOV 04 1996

"Our word PLUTOCRATIC is derived from Pluto, and means power of domination through wealth derived from sources other than one's own labor. Such wealth is within the jurisdiction of the eighth house, the natural zodiacal position of Scorpio. It stems from inheritances, legacies [things which go on "living" after death --MS], bonuses, windfalls, insurance, and similar sources. It has been earned in a previous incarnation and comes from hidden sources as an inheritance in the present life."

-- Max and Augusta Heindel, THE MESSAGE OF THE STARS, p.728

(Rosicrucian Fellowship, A.M.O.R.C.)



"There is an ancient saying in occultism, namely that until the tongue has lost the power to wound, it can never utter the truths of the spirit."

"The regular utterance of falsehood, blasphemy, criticism or sarcasm designed to hurt others literally erects a wall about the person responsible, through which no light of spiritual truth can enter. This effectively prevents that person from ever giving voice to the truths himself."

"When the words one speaks are cleared of all negativity, then the door is opened to allow the great inspirations from higher planes to come through."

-- Hilarion, OTHER KINGDOMS, p.31



"You who are trying to be justified by law have been alienated from Christ; you have fallen away from grace...The only thing that counts is faith expressing itself through love."

-- St. Paul, GALATIANS 5:4, 5:6 (NIV)



"For where you have envy and selfish ambition, there you will find disaster and every evil practice."

-- St. Paul, JAMES 3:16 (NIV)



"People who want to get rich fall into temptation and a trap and into many foolish and harmful desires that plunge men into ruin and destruction.

For the love of money is a root of all kinds of evil. Some people, eager for money, have wandered from the faith and pierced themselves with many griefs."

-- St. Paul, I TIMOTHY 6:6-10 (NIV)





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Harry Truman, 33rd U.S. President, May 8

Queen Elizabeth II of England, April 21

Jerry Seinfeld, Comedian, April 29

Fred Astaire, Entertainer, May 10
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