A test to prove astrology works

People who know that there is a God have no need for proof.  People who know astrology feel the same way.  Astrology teaches that there is a plan for all things because all things are planned.  In the truest sense, astrology is the study of God's calendar.

The calendar records all of the consequences of time based matter.  If a person is born at the time that Pluto is geometrically square Mars, that person is not destined to be a violent person.  However, they will be forced to deal, consciously or sub-consciously, with the tension they feel to destroy anything that binds them.  Mahatma Gandhi used the tension that he felt to change a nation.  Each person retains free choice to play the hand that he is dealt at the time of his birth but the cards themselves do not change.

Is there scientific proof that the planets, sun, and moon influence life on earth?  The answer is yes.  There are numerous studies that have proven a statistically significant connection between planetary placement and, for instance: birth rates, crime rates, personal success and failure, and suicide, to name a few.  The studies are too numerous to mention on this site.  There are also studies that prove that planets do not affect human life.  It is not the intent of the authors to continue this debate.  We challenge anyone interested enough to consider the possibilities to take the following test:

1. Click on the topic:

Moon Void-of-Course

These charts list the time the moon is  void-of-course.

2. Pick a time from the chart when the moon is void-of-course for longer than three hours.

3. Plan a shopping trip during this time but do not decide or analyze what you are going to purchase.

4. At the time in question, go to your retail outlet of choice and make an unplanned purchase of at least thirty dollars of an item that you think you will use or want.  (Remember, you're cheating if you plan ahead.) The best test is to actually buy an item that you need but had no definite plans of purchasing.

5. After using the item for a reasonable period of time, was the item what you really wanted?  Did it suit your needs?  Was it reliable?  We would love to hear your results.

The following example best illustrates the test. While the authors of this web site have learned by trial and error not to violate these rules, sometimes even we throw chance to the wind. On a recent planned shopping trip for small items, a desk chair was found that appeared to be a perfect replacement for a damaged computer chair at home. The moon was void-of-course and no amount of rationalizing should have resulted in the unplanned purchase of the item. But the price was good, the chair was attractive and there was no reason not to tempt fate and purchase the chair. The story ends when the authors took the chair home and sat in it for five minutes. The chair was the most uncomfortable desk chair ever made. Not to be outdone, a cushion was purchased to soften the chair seat. There was no improvement. Ultimately, a new chair had to be purchased and the old one discarded. If you follow the rules of the test, we are confident that you will be convinced that astrology works.