ZIP DOBYNS (Astrology) - Film Score Rundowns

Hansen 6 Cancer 4 conjunct Uranus & quincunx Moon [unusual psychic I distrusted]
Hermann 9 Virgo 1 sextile Sun [work (Virgo) in prominence (Sun) with H’s music]
Houston 3 Leo 46 conjunct Hel [almost picked Houston as a home—luckily I didn’t]
Jacquescousteau 13 Virgo 55 conjunct Saturn [danger with water]
Libitina (goddess of Death) 21 Libra 59 conjunct Ascendant [left Syracuse]
Nora 22 Libra 22 conjunct Ascendant [potential for significant person so named]
Oceana 13 Leo 21 opposite Part of Death [death potential in Ocean—I almost died once
while surfing alone, lost board, and got caught in riptide in mid Seventies]
Offenbach 9 Cancer 35 conjunct Sun
Pasadena 19 Gemini 24 conjunct Nemesis [avoid Pasadena!]
Roberts 5 Gemini 49 conjunct Venus [pleasure with Jane Roberts’ writings]
Rockefellia 28 Gemini 32 conjunct Mercury
Spartacus (fight for freedom) 22 Libra 30 conjunct Ascendant
Stefani 5 Aquarius 42 conjunct Moon and trine Venus [married a Stephanie!]
[Zip On Asteroids, 1988 :]
Asteroids are little planets. The name is really a misnomer. They should’ve been
called “planetoids” which is really the name for “little planets” but they were called
asteroids and the name stuck even though asteroid means “little star” and they are not
little stars! There are now nearly 4,000 of them known [circa 1988 but now in 2004 there
are 275,000 known one and 75,000 are given official number designations and currently
there are about 11,177 asteroids named officially by the IAU (International Astronomical
Union)] Astronomers discover them with telescopes and astronomers name them.
Depending on the whim of the astronomer who discovers an asteroid, it may be named
for his wife, his kid, his dog or cat, favorite movie, favorite professor, city they lived in,
the university they went to. A lot of them are named after mythological figures, but a lot
of them are named for real people and places. So by all the rules of modern science, the
names they are given are pure chance. So then you calculate them, get the figures from
the Smithsonian, and then you put them in a chart—and they mean what the astronomer
says they mean! That blows you away. When you see that kind of thing happen over and
over and over again, you start thinking, “This is a very strange world! This world is
stranger than anybody realizes.” How can an astronomer discover this little orbit rock that
may be 50 miles in diameter, put a name on it—any name he feels like at the moment—
and you put it in a chart, and it means what he said it meant!
I’ll give a few dramatic examples. We’ll start with Jimmy Swaggart [Birth data: March
15, 1935 at 1:35 CST, Ferriday, LA, 31 N37m 91 W 33. 28 Sagittarius 48 Ascendant, 15
Libra 24 MC, Sun 23 Pisces 48 in the 3 rd house, Moon is 0 Leo 23 in the 7 th ] How many
of you I assume you know who Jimmy Swaggart is and what he’s famous for ?! He’s a tv
minister of the far religious right who has made his main reputation blasting anybody
who doesn’t follow his rather narrow and rigid religious code. That included accusing a
fellow minister of being sexually unfaithful to his wife, and getting the man actually
defrocked—stripped of his religious credentials. So Swaggart’s record is that he’s death
on anybody who plays around with sex, right?
And last December the minister that Swaggart was responsible for destroying his
religious career followed him and photographed Swaggart going to a prostitute in a motel
in Baton Rogue. And with those photographs as evidence, why Jimmy Swaggart broke
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