Interpretive Reports
Check these chart interpretations:
From the Indra Report from
Kepler.
From the Merlin Report from
Kepler:
Asc. Conjunct Sun/Pluto: You have a strong desire to make an
extra-ordinary or unusual impression on your environment. You have the
ability to fascinate and sweep along others, but also can be quite
inconsiderate and ruthless.
Sun in 12th house: You tend to get involved in the helping
professions or in activities where your efforts are hidden, behind the
scenes, unacknowledged, or unknown to the public. Asserting yourself or
getting up in front of an audience may be exceedingly uncomfortable for
you.
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Biography
German-American government official, advisor, negotiator and Secretary
of State under President Nixon who was honored with the Nobel Peace Prize
in 1973 and the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1977. Urbane,
multilingual and brilliant, he served as Director of the Harvard
University Defense Study Programs 1958-1969 and was a Professor of
Government at Harvard, 1962. He is the author of "Nuclear Weapons and
Foreign Policy," 1957, "The White House Years," 1979, "For The Record,"
1982, "Years of Upheaval," 1982 and ""Diplomacy" in 1994.
The man who shaped American foreign policy in the late '60s and early
'70s and who coined the phrase "power is the greatest aphrodisiac," spent
a traumatic boyhood in Nazi Germany in an Orthodox Jewish family that
marked Kissinger with "an odd mixture of ego and insecurity that can come
from growing up smart yet persecuted." Escaping further persecutions, the
family emigrated to America in 1938 where, living in New York, the
15-year-old Heinz changed his name to Henry and displayed great eagerness
to please his teachers. Attending Harvard University, he joined the
faculty in 1958 where he remained until Nelson Rockefeller drafted him
from the classrooms of academia to become his advisor in 1969. That same
year, he was appointed as assistant to President Nixon for National
Security Affairs. Upon meeting First Lady Patricia Nixon for the first
time, he praised her husband highly. "Haven't you seen through him yet?"
she replied.
While Kissinger privately referred to Nixon as "meatball mind" and "a
basket case," he became the foremost American figure in negotiations to
end the Viet Nam War during the Nixon administration. In negotiations he
was known for his strong penchant for duplicity and for being a complex,
brilliant, dedicated diplomat who, at the same time, was secretive,
manipulative and obsequious. When a peaceful agreement was finally reached
in Viet Nam in 1973, earning Kissinger the Nobel Prize, his unique style
of "shuttle diplomacy" won the respect of President Gerald Ford, who
utilized Kissinger's mediating skills to bring about peace between Israel
and the Arab states. Following a coup between these two warring factions,
Kissinger was called "the twentieth century's greatest diplomatic
technician" and according to the Gallop Poll, the "most admired man in
America."
After Ford's administration ended in 1977, Kissinger became a member of
the faculty at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. and headed a
bi-partisan committee on Central America for President Ronald Reagan in
1983. In the mid '80s, Kissinger was granted a five-year $350,000 loan
from Goldman Sachs and three other banks to open his own consulting firm
of "Kissinger Associates," with offices in New York and Washington, where
he is a "statesman for hire" and purveys strategic advice to private
corporations. In addition, he undertakes diplomatic assignments for
business firms and serves as national security advisor to their chairmen.
Despite a complete lack of experience in business, his loans were paid in
full within two years.
While Kissinger enjoys and cultivates celebrity status in academics,
politics and world government, he is known to shroud any business dealings
with complete secrecy. He successfully juggles his roles from the '90s as
media commentator, corporate consultant and unofficial government advisor.
Kissinger's marriage to Anne Fleischer in 1949 ended in divorce in
1964. They had two children, Elizabeth and David. He made a second
marriage to Nancy Maginnes on 3/30/1974 who nursed him through a heart
bypass operation on 2/10/1981. They make their home in New York City. In
1999, the third and concluding volume of his memoirs was published, "Years
of Renewal."
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What Do You Think?
Henry Kissinger, a man renowned for sponsoring covert operations and
keeping secrets, has been hired to find out how Al Qaeda was so successful
in keeping their covert operations a secret. Is he too tied in with the
keepers of the secrets to blow the whistle on them or is he more committed
to having his last act of public service help clear the ethical cloud over
his name? Only time will tell.
Update: On Dec. 13, 2002, Kissinger abruptly resigned as chairman of
the commission intended to investigate the Sept. 11 attacks, informing
President Bush that he could not serve if it meant revealing the clients
of his consulting firm.
Like most great men he is a powerful mass of contradictions. He shares
the Nobel peace prize yet whenever he travels outside the US he is at risk
of being put on trial as a war criminal. Like most who live very public
lives, their charts present stunningly clear examples of how astrology
works. You don't get to the top unless you use all your planets to their
full potential.
- Where in his chart do we find his penchant and talent for starting
covert operations and keeping secrets?
- Kissinger was a global chess master. The ends justified the means as
he sacrificed smaller countries to the designs of a superpower. Where in
his chart can we find his love of power? What aspects bespeak power quotes
like:
- "The real distinction is between those who adapt their purposes to
reality and those who seek to mold reality in the light of their
purposes."
- "People think responsibility is hard to bear. It's not. I think that
sometimes it is the absence of responsibility that is harder to bear. You
have a great feeling of impotence."
- "The illegal we do immediately. The unconstitutional takes a little
longer."
- "Leaders must invoke an alchemy of great vision."
- His most lampooned quote "Power is the ultimate aphrodisiac" is
clearly written in his natal chart. Can you find it?
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