The most important concept, the number 1 in astrology is the Sun

This will be the first decode I will present here. If you’re interested in a description of the planet concepts click here. It is so difficult to know who to trust on the internet and necessarily astrology is a discipline brimming with charlatans.

What I’m looking to share is information that is reliable - that on which a consensus has been formed. The Sun in astrology is always the Sun. It is a bit of a Napoleon. He is powerful and brilliant and generous and someone/ something you want working with you. If not, you’re freezing in Siberia or dying of thirst in the Sahara. Napoleon was sunsign Leo. Of course he was. I will attempt to show that this is not all nonsense but maybe it is. Let’s explore it.

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The Astrology Series so far is here.

This person was trying to “guest blog” in the comments of this site before I shut it down.

It’s not enough that they control 99.999999999999999999999% of all media that any one must see in order to frequent the internet? They have to constantly encroach and try to poison my content too? I have around 2 views a day according to YouTube. You’d think the extreme lowness of my numbers and unjust taking down of my Wikipedia entry would be enough to satisfy their hunger for control.

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A screenshot I took just this moment.

A screenshot I took just this moment.

Did the movie Waterloo accurately portray Napoleon & Wellington?

In the memoirs of Napoleon’s stepdaughter Hortense, she said Wellington wanted to see her. When he came over, he bragged that his government had persisted in ignoring the right of Napoleon to rule France. He didn’t put it like that but that’s what he said. 

She asked him for help in requesting that his government honor the terms of the treaty they had signed and the next day, people came by warning her that the puppet government of France was about to take everything from her and all the Bonapartes. So that’s a first hand account of Wellington.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLeJCvClnhzjhu6DBWeAaxo7YgP2mJ5Qyh

Another account is that Wellington kept a giant naked statue of Napoleon by his door so his guests could disgrace it by putting their hats and such on it.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0uVZO59bYyQL3QSJUhdfsASPFBRHoRtY

This was Wellington’s attitude towards a liberator who stood up for the rights of non nobles to enjoy the good things in life too,

The movie Waterloo portrays Napoleon as sick during that famous battle. I hear this all over in unreliable sources but the memoirs do not mention it. Napoleon’s valet Marchand would have mentioned it.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLeJCvClnhzjjHB-AXcyVDXvQ3EwtcKU-Y

On another note, I think Napoleon was far more appealing and masculine than Rod Steiger. Even in that era, Napoleon had women constantly throwing themselves at him. You can say it was his power but Napoleon’s allure was far beyond what one sees in that movie. Despite this, Waterloo is one of the more fair movies to the Emperor.

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