ZIP DOBYNS (Astrology) - Film Score Rundowns

social causes and other people. This chart is probably one of the most versatile we have
here on these two sheets in terms of a variety of talents: psychokinetic, healing,
clairvoyance, clairaudience, all kinds of psychic ability.
(Question from the audience: “It’s interesting that Venus in Leo rules both his 10 th
house and 6 th . Does he do exhibitions and stage work?”)
Yes, he does. With all that Leo ?! He would have to! He was trained in the proper
British tradition where they apprentice them to a developed psychic, and they take regular
classes constantly, and really practice it and work at it. So he has developed the
phenomena under guidance by developed psychics in England.
Ok. How many of you know about Padre Pio? [5-25-1887, 5 pm, LMT, 41 N7, 14
E48. Ascendant is 7 Scorpio 39, MC is 15 Leo 27, Moon is 6 Cancer 27 in the 8 th house,
etc.] http://www.padrepio.com/
This is a Catholic priest from Italy (now passed away) who apparently had
phenomenal psychic abilities mostly outside of his own control. He was a stigmatist and
suffered rather intensely with the stigmata. For those of you who are not familiar with
this particular phenomenon: This is the appearance of the traditional wounds of Christ on
the person’s own body—nail holes in the palms of the hands and feet and the side where
the spear wound was, and on the forehead where the crown of thorns was placed. The
wounds appear and they bleed, sometimes every week, sometimes every month,
sometimes every Good Friday, the traditional day of the Crucifixion. But it’s a painful
experience for the people and certainly not something anyone would consciously seek.
There’s no question that it is psychologically produced by the individual’s own
unconscious.
One of the most recent cases (I think in San Francisco) was a young girl who went
to see that religious movie about the life of Christ, and it so moved her that she developed
the stigmata, although it did not last long with her because it was an intense emotionally
overpowering experience—an identification with Christ in the movie. So it came for a
few weeks, and then it was gone. But it was much more common in the old days before
people got so sophisticated and knew about the power of the unconscious. The giveaway
that it is produced by the person’s own belief system is the fact that the wounds appear in
the palm because now they know the crucifixion did not occur thru the palm. The bones
of the hand are not strong enough to support the weight of the person, so it was thru the
wrist bones that they were actually nailed to the cross. So the wounds in the palms are
the traditional story which people believe and identify with, not the reality. [The
stigmatists demonstrated their] own psychological reality, and our psychological reality is
the final power over our life. It’s where our belief systems, our models, create our world.
And if something isn’t real for us or possible, it isn’t there. It is like the story of the old
farmer who went to the zoo for the first time. After looking at a giraffe for some fifteen
minutes, he walked away muttering firmly, “There ain’t no such animal!” So our beliefs
about reality create our world, our experience. But unconscious [belief] is where the real
power is.
Padre Pio was also a healer. Many people also witnessed his ability to
levitate…..So he did have phenomenal power but a lot of it was not under his control.
Certainly the stigmata wasn’t. He felt himself that he was being tortured by devils. He
would go through agony and pray to the Virgin to save him. He felt these devils were
coming from Hell and torturing him. So his belief system really dominated his life! Of
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