Just for fun: the astrology of J.K. Rowling.

BlueIris

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Tue Jun-06-06 04:55 PM
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Just for fun: the astrology of J.K. Rowling.

The birth info I have for her, which I yanked from a UK site, is: 7/31/65; Yate, England; 2:05 p.m.

So here's a question I have for the pros here: what indications do you see in this natal chart that indicates that the person it's attached to might wind up a billionaire? After viewing the chart, what do you make of the allegations made in 1998 that J.K. Rowling was not the woman who created the idea Harry Potter character and his adventures, another person was?

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lildreamer316

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Wed Jun-07-06 03:53 PM
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1. I saw a movie on tv awhile back

Edited on Wed Jun-07-06 03:57 PM by lildreamer316

(around 3/4 years ago)where the main character was named Harry Potter and he lived in apt. with his mother. He was a young boy with glasses. His neighbor was an old lady who was a witch. I never knew what it was...........

On edit: the movie was "Troll"; and the main character's name WAS Harry Potter!
http://www.answers.com/topic/troll-film

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BlueIris

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Wed Jun-07-06 04:08 PM
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2. Woah. I was thinking of that woman who was claiming that she wrote

a couple of books in which the protagonist's name was "Larry Potter," a boy magician who was ostracized until he found a "special school" for wizards which welcomed and accepted him. She had also claimed to have met Joanne Rowling at a UK writer's workshop a couple of times.

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Mist

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Wed Jun-07-06 09:18 PM
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4. I remember reading about that a while back--found the outcome

Edited on Wed Jun-07-06 09:21 PM by lulu in NC

of the lawsuit here http://www.famousplagiarist.com/popfiction.htm.

Scroll way down to get to Rowling, who was cleared of all charges of plagiarism.

On edit: I saw that movie "Troll" quite a while back (early 90s?) but forgot the boy's name was Harry Potter!

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Chemical Bill

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Wed Jun-07-06 08:51 PM
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3. Thanks, I'll look into it. n/t

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japple

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Thu Jun-08-06 04:39 PM
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5. I am not a pro, but I accept on faith that J. K. Rowling

didn't plagarize the Harry Potter books. I think her writing and the books themselves are magical, and would have to see SOLID proof against her before I would believe it. I feel that the Harry Potter books are a key to aid in our awakening somehow--just don't ask me how. It's just a feeling.

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