Part 1:  General remarks on the subject

Birth, death and transcendence are subjects on which there are stili no generally valid scientific findings. Few people devote their attention to the modem teachings of theosophy, anthroposophy or the Agni Yoga’s theory of life, to mention but a few of the sources providing plausible answers to these important questions of life in our western world.

The sad lack of knowledge on transcendental worlds and the purpose of life is due solely to the fact that we have hitherto devoted too little attention to these subjects.

The fact that there are people who can make meaningful statements on invisible force fields in the human body — the chakras — and that telepathic communication between the living and the dead has been proved to take place should make us stop and think again. Here there are points of contact with the transcendent world. Reports of children who can recall their past lives are also facts which have increasingly been observed in particular among the highly gifted “indigo children”.

it is an established fact that people are becoming increasingly aware of their desire for an answer to these questions. Leading scientists have also worked towards finding answers to these important questions concerning life, death and transcendence in recent decades. In their published works, the physicists Fritjof Capra and Hans-Peter Dürr have drawn attention to the need to shed more light on these subjects.

In his book “Wendezeit” (“Time for change”), Capra writes on the subject of birth and death:  

“The encounter with birth and death experienced in the course of a psychotherapy often constitutes a genuine existential crisis, as it compels people to seriously consider the meaning of life and the values underlying it.
Worldly ambitions, the striving to be better than one’s neighbour, the desire for a better social status, power and material possession — everything is suddenly meaningless in the light of possibly approaching death.” p. 420 

“Birth and death appear to be the beginning and end of human existence, and any psychological system that fails to include them must remain superficial and incomplete." Citation from Graf, p. 420 in Capra’s book “Wendezeit”.

Hans-Peter Dürr, former head of the Max-Planck-lnstitute of Physics, writes in his book “Physik und Transzendenz” (“Physics and transcendence"):

In order to be able to act, man needs a knowledge that goes beyond purely scientific knowledge — he needs transcendental guidance. The fact that everything is seen in the light of natural science and that we are directly experiencing breathtaking technological advances clouds our view of the transcendental and its necessity for our life. Yet this shortcoming becomes increasingly tangible as the danger to mankind grows. The calls for a clear direction to follow are becoming louder in the confusing diversity of an increasingly complex and complicated technical world. People today are becoming more aware of their desire for an essential “Etne” or, as Werner Heisenberg called it, a “central order” behind this increasingly ramified and crumbling world of thought.”

The following statement was made by Albert Einstein:

“Mystic experience is the deepest and also greatest emotion of which we are capable.
It alone is the source of true science.”

Astrologists are studying the problem of human lite between the "mysteries" of birth and death. Unfortunately, the transcendental aspect will continue te be largely disregarded for as Long as birth and death remain mysteries for us. Yet these mysteries could be solved if we were to incorporate the theory of reincarnation in our view of the world. This "key" makes the meaning of life clearer. The recurrent incarnations on our planet Earth are essential evolutionary processes in the development of our consciousness. They should lead us to perfection as is written in the Bible:

“You shall! Become perfect as your Father in Heaven is perfect”.

That is impossible in a singie lifetime and can only be achieved in the course of many incarnations!

Sir George Travelyan, the wise old man in the Findhorn group, is considered the pioneer of a New Age. In his book “Eine Vision des Wassermann-Zeitalters” (“A vision of the Aquarian Age”), he wrìtes:

“The inner being in each and every one of us is immortal and cannot be touched by the death of the physical body containing it. The conclusions arising from this knowledge of the spiritual nature in man are immense. We are a creation with body, soul and spirit - the spiritua! being inside us, our true self, is immortal.”

 
According to the philosophy of Agni-Yoga:

“The scholars say that “man begins to die with the momenf that he is born". We, however, believe that man is constantly being born and particularly in the moment of so-called death. Our understanding of the reincarmation is inherent in our attitude towards death. People call it death, yet it is the real birth. The transition in full consciousness is particularly remarkable.”

All the preceding statements can be confirmed through the constellation of the planets and can be read up in our works of reference. 

This ìnterpretation naturally carinot be made in the form given here purely from the MA/SA radix axis unless the precise moment at which the President will visit Dallas is simultaneously known. What Is remarkable, however, is that after the calamitous event all the details directly associated with the murder can be proved from the MA/SA radix axis of J.F. Kennedy through striking consteflations.

Astrologists know that only those events occur during a lifetime which are also indicated in the radix horoscope. Any astrologist investigating such a horoscope will immediately be highfy alarmed in the presence of such constellations presaging calamity as in the radix horoscope of J.F. Kennedy.

Politicians in such high positions are fully aware of the fact that they are in constant danger af being killed and do not surround themselves with numerous bodyguards without good reason. Yet even the astrologist who has heard the tolling of the bell is powerless to avert such an event.

He can, however, issue a warnìng and give notice of the times at which the danger is greatest. Kennedy was warned before travelling to Dallas, but did not heed the warning.

Because we know that an indicated occurrence need not necessarily happen, a warning can prove useful provided that it is also taken seriously.

Equally calamitous constellations can demonstrably be found in the radix horoscopes of other assassinated people as were also found in the horoscope of John F. Kennedy.

Combination of radix and advanced horoscopes