LeonZx
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I relate very fondly to this set of separate tracks by lead singer Dave Mustaine Pluto - Sun - Saturn dominant. Virgo Sun & Pluto, Saturn in Capricorn.
Though I feel his Scorpio Moon really helps him dig deep into the thickness of the feelings involved.
I would venture the comment section for just how amazingly deep and expressive of things that are unconscious to many this set of three songs are.
Listen all the way through, they are different steps of transformation.
I am Pluto - Moon - Saturn dominant. Scorpio Pluto, Taurus Moon, Saturn in Capricorn so not a lively or loud expressive version like Dave, not the light, but a reflector.
Maurice Gamelin. Pluto - Moon - Saturn. Moon & Pluto in Taurus, Saturn in Capricorn.
Key points from Wikipedia.
Maurice Gamelin was born in Paris on 20 September 1872.[4] Gamelin's father, Zéphyrin, fought in the Battle of Solferino in 1859. From an early age Gamelin showed potential as a soldier, growing up in a generation seeking revenge on Germany for the annexation of Alsace-Lorraine at the end of the Franco-Prussian War.
Moon conjunct Pluto definitely hits home here with that above^.
He published Philosophical Study on the Art of War in 1906, which critics praised, predicting he would become an important military thinker in the near future. He then became an attaché to General Joseph Joffre (a future Marshal of France, as he led the French forces during World War I). This position had been obtained with the help of Ferdinand Foch (also a future Marshal of France, as he led the Allied Forces to victory on the Western Front in 1918). These positions provided Gamelin with a solid knowledge of strategic and tactical warfare.
Excellent use of his defensive style and solid structural ability with Saturn.
In 1911, Gamelin was given command of the 11th battalion of the Chasseurs Alpins in Annecy. However, in March 1914 he joined Joffre's general staff (1914–18 called Grand Quartier Général). Early in the war, Gamelin helped draft the plans that led to the victory at the Battle of the Marne. He was promoted to lieutenant colonel and fought in Alsace on the Linge and later on the Somme. He became colonel in April 1916, and with good results on the battlefield was further promoted within eight months to the rank of brigadier general. He commanded the French 11th Infantry Division from April 1917 until the end of the war. In the region of Noyon, he showed sophisticated tactical skills by gaining ground without losing lives needlessly (which had been atypical earlier in the war, see Attaque à outrance).
This speaks volumes of the persons restraint with a very disciplined Saturn in Cap and caring Taurus Moon, to be effective but with the least damage to the home and the people.
Arno Muller. Pluto - Moon - Saturn. Moon & Saturn in Capricorn, Pluto in Cancer.
From Astro data bank.
German psychologist, parapsychologist ("Institut fuer Grenzgebiete der Psychologie und Psychohygiene, Freiburg"’), head of the Institute for Medical Psychology in Homburg-Saar, Germany, research astrologer (statistics), data collector and publisher of data books. He is the editor of a four-volume databook-series.
In his early childhood (age eight) he was stricken with polio. Married with Gisela Mueller (born on 2 November 1941, 7:00 AM MEDT, Saarbruecken, Germany.) He died on 12 March 2005 in Waldmohr.
I am sure many know of the penetrative ability of Pluto when it hits a personal planet, this makes total sense and Saturn aided this man to structure his insights and ground them.
Isobel Buchanan. Pluto - Mars - Saturn. Pluto in Leo., Mars in Sagittarius, Saturn in Scorpio.
It is perhaps part of the play, but the voice is fearful yet reactive and instinctual and tempted by revenge. However I feel she channeled that into career.
The Wiki on her has no detail on her other than her professional life and marriages from a surface level.
Speaks volumes of the Scorpio MC and Saturn conjunction.
Dominique Lapierre. Pluto - Venus - Saturn. Pluto & Venus in Cancer, Saturn in Capricorn.
From Wikipedia.
Dominique Lapierre was born in Châtelaillon-Plage, Charente-Maritime, France. At the age of thirteen, he travelled to the U.S. with his father who was a diplomat (Consul General of France). He attended the Jesuit school in New Orleans and became a paper boy for the New Orleans Item. He developed interests in travelling, writing, and cars.
Lapierre renovated a 1927 Nash that his mother gave him and decided to travel across the United States during his summer holidays. To earn his way he painted mail boxes. Later, he received a scholarship to study the Aztec civilization in Mexico. He hitch-hiked throughout the U.S. living an adventurous existence, wrote articles, washed windows in churches, gave lectures, and even found a job as a siren cleaner on a boat returning to Europe. One day a truck driver who picked him up on the road to Chicago stole his suitcase. He found the driver before the police did. The Chicago Tribune paid him $100 for his exclusive story. His twenty thousand miles of adventure beginning with just thirty dollars in his pocket led to his first book A Dollar for a Thousand kilometers. It became one of the best sellers of postwar France and other European countries.
This makes perfect sense that his father was a diplomat and his mother would give freely to support his life through material means with a powerfully placed Venus.
On his return to Paris after his honeymoon, he was conscripted into the French army. After one year in the tank regiment, he was transferred to the SHAPE headquarters to serve as an interpreter. One day in the cafeteria he met a young American corporal, Larry Collins, a Yale graduate and draftee. They became friends instantly. When Collins was discharged he was offered a job with Procter & Gamble. Two days before reporting to the new job, the United Press offered him a job as caption writer at their Paris office, for much less money than offered by Procter & Gamble. Collins took the offer from United Press and was soon picked up by Newsweek to be their correspondent in the Middle East. When Lapierre was discharged, he found work as a reporter for the magazine Paris Match. Collins became the godfather of the Lapierres' first child, Alexandra. On several occasions, Collins and Lapierre met while on assignment. In spite of their friendship they had to compete with each other for stories. But they decided to join forces to tell a big story which would appeal to both French and anglophone audiences. Their first bestseller Is Paris Burning? sold close to ten million copies in thirty languages. In this book they mixed the modern technique of investigation journalism with the classical methods of historical research.
After that they spent four years in Jerusalem to reconstruct the birth of the State of Israel for the book O Jerusalem!. Lapierre was proud that after spending a great deal of time in Jerusalem he knew each alley, square, street, and building in the Holy City intimately.
This also makes excellent sense in the fact that both Saturn & Pluto bring their harsh trials too, he did well and his life was centered around partnerships and relations. Saturn gave him the ability to build with what he was given.
Though I feel his Scorpio Moon really helps him dig deep into the thickness of the feelings involved.
I would venture the comment section for just how amazingly deep and expressive of things that are unconscious to many this set of three songs are.
Listen all the way through, they are different steps of transformation.
I am Pluto - Moon - Saturn dominant. Scorpio Pluto, Taurus Moon, Saturn in Capricorn so not a lively or loud expressive version like Dave, not the light, but a reflector.
Maurice Gamelin. Pluto - Moon - Saturn. Moon & Pluto in Taurus, Saturn in Capricorn.
Key points from Wikipedia.
Maurice Gamelin was born in Paris on 20 September 1872.[4] Gamelin's father, Zéphyrin, fought in the Battle of Solferino in 1859. From an early age Gamelin showed potential as a soldier, growing up in a generation seeking revenge on Germany for the annexation of Alsace-Lorraine at the end of the Franco-Prussian War.
Moon conjunct Pluto definitely hits home here with that above^.
He published Philosophical Study on the Art of War in 1906, which critics praised, predicting he would become an important military thinker in the near future. He then became an attaché to General Joseph Joffre (a future Marshal of France, as he led the French forces during World War I). This position had been obtained with the help of Ferdinand Foch (also a future Marshal of France, as he led the Allied Forces to victory on the Western Front in 1918). These positions provided Gamelin with a solid knowledge of strategic and tactical warfare.
Excellent use of his defensive style and solid structural ability with Saturn.
In 1911, Gamelin was given command of the 11th battalion of the Chasseurs Alpins in Annecy. However, in March 1914 he joined Joffre's general staff (1914–18 called Grand Quartier Général). Early in the war, Gamelin helped draft the plans that led to the victory at the Battle of the Marne. He was promoted to lieutenant colonel and fought in Alsace on the Linge and later on the Somme. He became colonel in April 1916, and with good results on the battlefield was further promoted within eight months to the rank of brigadier general. He commanded the French 11th Infantry Division from April 1917 until the end of the war. In the region of Noyon, he showed sophisticated tactical skills by gaining ground without losing lives needlessly (which had been atypical earlier in the war, see Attaque à outrance).
This speaks volumes of the persons restraint with a very disciplined Saturn in Cap and caring Taurus Moon, to be effective but with the least damage to the home and the people.
Arno Muller. Pluto - Moon - Saturn. Moon & Saturn in Capricorn, Pluto in Cancer.
From Astro data bank.
German psychologist, parapsychologist ("Institut fuer Grenzgebiete der Psychologie und Psychohygiene, Freiburg"’), head of the Institute for Medical Psychology in Homburg-Saar, Germany, research astrologer (statistics), data collector and publisher of data books. He is the editor of a four-volume databook-series.
In his early childhood (age eight) he was stricken with polio. Married with Gisela Mueller (born on 2 November 1941, 7:00 AM MEDT, Saarbruecken, Germany.) He died on 12 March 2005 in Waldmohr.
I am sure many know of the penetrative ability of Pluto when it hits a personal planet, this makes total sense and Saturn aided this man to structure his insights and ground them.
Isobel Buchanan. Pluto - Mars - Saturn. Pluto in Leo., Mars in Sagittarius, Saturn in Scorpio.
It is perhaps part of the play, but the voice is fearful yet reactive and instinctual and tempted by revenge. However I feel she channeled that into career.
The Wiki on her has no detail on her other than her professional life and marriages from a surface level.
Speaks volumes of the Scorpio MC and Saturn conjunction.
Dominique Lapierre. Pluto - Venus - Saturn. Pluto & Venus in Cancer, Saturn in Capricorn.
From Wikipedia.
Dominique Lapierre was born in Châtelaillon-Plage, Charente-Maritime, France. At the age of thirteen, he travelled to the U.S. with his father who was a diplomat (Consul General of France). He attended the Jesuit school in New Orleans and became a paper boy for the New Orleans Item. He developed interests in travelling, writing, and cars.
Lapierre renovated a 1927 Nash that his mother gave him and decided to travel across the United States during his summer holidays. To earn his way he painted mail boxes. Later, he received a scholarship to study the Aztec civilization in Mexico. He hitch-hiked throughout the U.S. living an adventurous existence, wrote articles, washed windows in churches, gave lectures, and even found a job as a siren cleaner on a boat returning to Europe. One day a truck driver who picked him up on the road to Chicago stole his suitcase. He found the driver before the police did. The Chicago Tribune paid him $100 for his exclusive story. His twenty thousand miles of adventure beginning with just thirty dollars in his pocket led to his first book A Dollar for a Thousand kilometers. It became one of the best sellers of postwar France and other European countries.
This makes perfect sense that his father was a diplomat and his mother would give freely to support his life through material means with a powerfully placed Venus.
On his return to Paris after his honeymoon, he was conscripted into the French army. After one year in the tank regiment, he was transferred to the SHAPE headquarters to serve as an interpreter. One day in the cafeteria he met a young American corporal, Larry Collins, a Yale graduate and draftee. They became friends instantly. When Collins was discharged he was offered a job with Procter & Gamble. Two days before reporting to the new job, the United Press offered him a job as caption writer at their Paris office, for much less money than offered by Procter & Gamble. Collins took the offer from United Press and was soon picked up by Newsweek to be their correspondent in the Middle East. When Lapierre was discharged, he found work as a reporter for the magazine Paris Match. Collins became the godfather of the Lapierres' first child, Alexandra. On several occasions, Collins and Lapierre met while on assignment. In spite of their friendship they had to compete with each other for stories. But they decided to join forces to tell a big story which would appeal to both French and anglophone audiences. Their first bestseller Is Paris Burning? sold close to ten million copies in thirty languages. In this book they mixed the modern technique of investigation journalism with the classical methods of historical research.
After that they spent four years in Jerusalem to reconstruct the birth of the State of Israel for the book O Jerusalem!. Lapierre was proud that after spending a great deal of time in Jerusalem he knew each alley, square, street, and building in the Holy City intimately.
This also makes excellent sense in the fact that both Saturn & Pluto bring their harsh trials too, he did well and his life was centered around partnerships and relations. Saturn gave him the ability to build with what he was given.
