For Lilian and the Indigos - Above Top Secret

THREE WITNESS ASTROLOGERS
I sent out an email to some astrologers who had done Tesla’s chart. I asked them what
they thought about my claims in relation to my natal chart.
And the replies:
Hi Kalki,
Your chart has some interesting connections to Tesla's chart- your sun on his
Neptune and your Uranus opposite his ascendant. There's more, so it's really quite
an interesting story that you've decided to share with the astro folks! I think you
need to be aware that astrology is only one way to see into certain things, and it
has it's limitations. Trust yourself, and try to maintain a balance in your life, as
much as possible. I wish you much success in all of your inventive creations, and
if you'd like any feedback on what any of the astrologer types tell you, I'd be
happy to give it to you, so that you might get a broader perspective on it all,
cheers!
James
Hello Kalki, I took a look at your chart as I see you as someone who, despite the
obvious agenda you have for your life, still has some big questions about who you
are. I can see the potential for 'genius', you are receptive to lots of good ideas, but
you need to be very careful about any foray you make into the unknown
(psychic/imaginative activity, etc), because you are likely to open yourself up to a
lot of negative influence. You have a tendency to be disorganized in this respect, a
factor that can make you very suggestible and sensitive to others who are only too
eager to take advantage of you. I can see that you grew up with a lot of female
influence in your life, perhaps a very strong dominant mother. I can see that you
would probably rather not dwell on your problems at home. But I think you
should work them out. Otherwise you will never know who you truly are. Who
you might have been in the past does not matter. You have a good day, and I wish
you all the best.
Thank you for writing. I shall try to get ahold of "Conversations with
Nostradamus." I shall also check out your book. I would encourage you to read
Voltaire, especially "Candide" and "Zadig." He wrote in the late 18th C. (1790
something). And what he has to say is very funny and still applies to "New Age
Nuts." He lived through a transition period, as do we; his time was the shift from
the "Age of Reason" to the "Romantic Era."