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I read about this politician who was convicted to prison and when the police got to his house he shot himself. They said he tried to aim for the head but a policeman stopped him so he was wounded, had surgery and is probably ok.
Do you see this in the transits or in his natal? (I don't have his hour of birth)
I see Mars is conjunct his SN (the ruler of the NN conjunct SN and in detriment) and square Uranus and Sun so he seemed prone to sudden aggressive behaviour.
Also Chiron conjunct POF. What does that mean?
I guess I felt sorry for him because he is an educated man and he appreciates the arts in a place and time where the good taste and education are not considered important.
I looked at other people's chart who had hurt themselves and I noticed that some of them had a few planets (even the Sun) "trapped" in the Lilith corridor. I know Lilith is a "work in progress" but maybe you have some ideas about it. Or about any signs that this man had an inclination to hurt himself.
I read about this politician who was convicted to prison and when the police got to his house he shot himself. They said he tried to aim for the head but a policeman stopped him so he was wounded, had surgery and is probably ok. Do you see this in the transits or in his natal? (I don't have his hour of birth)....
...any signs that this man had an inclination to hurt himself. Thanks!
IMO the most interesting factor is that a policeman not only prevented him from injuring himself severely but also stopped him from possibly ending his life
IMO the most interesting factor is that a policeman not only prevented him from injuring himself severely but also stopped him from possibly ending his life
Yes! He said he'd rather die than go to prison. The policeman had 25 years of experience in this field and he said he was prepared for the convict to:
run, fight back, try to injure himself or injure the policeman.
Look on every exit as being an entrance somewhere else. Rosencrantz & Guildenstern are Dead Tom Stoppard 
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