He has Orion in his constellation and that’s a giant,” Imsiragic said.

“He fits very well in the mythology of the U.S. We really pay attention to data,” Powell added.Īleksandar Imsiragic, the council’s education director and founder of the “Johannes Kepler” Astrological Institute in Belgrade, Serbia, said he predicted as early as August 2015 that Trump would win the Republican nomination. “There are so many twists, but for those who think we say things for the sake of saying things, they don’t know the vast amount of research we do.

Langsdorf said that celebrity endorsements in this presidential season “didn’t prove to be a big deal because there’s so much anger in this country now.”Īs an example of heightening friction, she and Powell pointed to some influential Republicans who are considering write-in campaigns for Mike Pence, Trump’s running mate, and Ben Carson, the former Republican presidential candidate. That’s the enduring power of our art.”Īntonia Langsdorf, based in Cologne, Germany, said: “I would say that astrology is much more accurate than polls.” The great thing is everyone can have access to the sky. But to Sam Reynolds, a practitioner from Brooklyn, “it helps us make sense of our lives because we look at patterns and meaning based on what we observe in the sky. “You could see acts of war and it may be a shock on a larger scale, going beyond the election.”Ĭritics may question the scientific basis of astrology, which most academics consider pseudoscience. She described Mars as a planet that indicates extreme activity, while Pluto is often linked to debt and taxation. “Something explosive with a capital E could happen,” said astrologist Kat Powell of Scottsdale, Ariz. 18 to 30, when Mars and Pluto come together, and while Venus and Saturn are also aligned. but even that hasn’t been confirmed, according to the group.īeyond the presidential election, Ackerman and Gloria Star, an astrologist from Connecticut, warned of a threat to U.S. 26, 1947, in Chicago, confounding observers. On different occasions, Hillary Clinton has said she was born both at 8 a.m. What makes their work extra challenging is there’s no reliable time of birth reported for Clinton - or for Mike Pence, Trump’s running mate, according to Ackerman, whose claim to fame is getting Bill Clinton’s birth time from his mother.

Perry and Ackerman joined Raymond Merriman, the society’s president, and a group of top astrologists Tuesday afternoon to preview what to watch in the days leading to the election. TRAIL GUIDE: All the latest news on the 2016 presidential campaign > » It’s like a wave that collapses into a particle,” said Glenn Perry, founder and director of the Academy of AstroPsychology, adding that the answer “exists in a state of potentiality.” “There are many, many moving parts that affect the outcome.

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