Sign of the Psychic

Vulcan itself could be more closely related to the thirteenth house of this “psychic zodiac”, than the added sign itself, which according to Vogh’s research is linked to the higher self, soul or psyche depending on how you understand this hard to define part of your spiritual body. This is the true self which is normally hidden from the material world, behind the mask of the ego.

Another planet with strong links to psychic powers is Neptune, this planet is associated to all the hidden forces such as mediumship telepathy and spiritualism, unfortunately it is not related to these dates.

However Neptune is linked to the results of a study, undertaken by Vogh. He randomly chose 227 famous people to relate to the “psychic zodiac”, his statistics don’t exactly shadow Ramsdens with regard to just using psychic people, however it does put forward some very interesting results. There is once again a significant peak, but not where you would at first think. The peak is between, Aquarius and Pisces in Vogh’s zodiac. At first it appears to have no real significance until you see that the time is around 38 weeks after the sign of Arachne. Which means that a large majority were conceived within the dates of Arachne.

An interesting note here is that if you relate the dates back to both the Celtic and the Tropical zodiac’s this time has the ruling planet of Neptune.

The moon also seems to play a large part in psychic peoples births. As Vogh looked at Ramsdens results he found that a large percentage of these were born with the moon in Arachne. Vogh used a lunar ephemeris only dating back until 1800, so 22 of the original cases were not used in the charting of the results. Out of the remaining 105 cases 21of them or 20% had the moon in Arachne at their birth. The odds are 250,000-1 against chance alone being responsible for this result.

Astrology readily accepts the fact that at least on an individual level psychic potential is easily interpretable, but as western thought sidelined the spiritual nature of man, so did western astrology. This system put forward by Vogh is an attempt to add a little more balance to mainstream astrology.

It also supports the concepts of many paranormal researchers, who believe that there are many more supple influences relating to the cosmos. So it seems that these “unpredictable forces” may not be so unpredictable after all?