Don’t be angry; don’t be afraid. The destiny of America is the destiny of the individual. This has been known since time immemorial. It was incorporated into the U. S. Constitution and ordained, made sacred by the American people. The government of the United States is of the people for the people. Therefore, for the individual, my Constitution does not favor one individual over another. Every individual has equal opportunity. We, the people, hold this God-given right sacred. Government has the duty to make laws that guarantee equal opportunity. You have been diverted from your rightful destiny. So what happened to change things?
In the Supreme Court of the United States October term, 1980, in Joseph W. Smith, Jr. vs. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, we read: “While it isn’t written in the Constitution,” declared FDR in 1933, “nevertheless, it is the inherent duty of the Federal Government to keep its citizens from starvation. In 1937, FDR said: “The balance of power between the three great branches of the Federal Government has been tipped out of balance by the Court in direct contradiction of the high purposes of the framers of the Constitution. We have reached the point,” he declared, “where we must take action to save the Constitution from the Court.”
Roosevelt’s claim was totally false. It was Roosevelt’s political expedience. Government does not have the constitutional authority to favor organized labor over non-union labor, nor government workers over private sector workers, nor one state over another, nor the authority to redistribute wealth according to government’s notion of what ought to be, nor to entitle certain individuals over other individuals, nor to claim the law is based on what the majority votes for. If that were the case, the majority could vote that robbery and rape is lawful. None of the above, under my Constitution, is constitutional. Roosevelt’s New Deal law was all unconstitutional, and prolonged the Great Depression.
The destiny of the individual has been transferred to government, government for the good of all, the individual naught: Obama’s “transformation.” The Supreme Court refused to hear my cause by reason that Roosevelt threatened the Court and it capitulated. Legal precedence has been established that the individual taxpayer has zero right to the fruits of his labor. Harry Reid claims the taxpayer has “volunteered” to pay income tax (up to 100 percent of his income). I have that in writing from my Director of Internal Revenue. The Supreme Court held for this outrage by refusing to hear my case, with the IRS having ignored the tax court’s order and confiscating, lawlessly, my property. If I don’t volunteer to pay a lawless income tax, I go to jail. I took my case to court, to no avail. It isn’t constitutional. It’s the law of might makes right. The United States doesn’t have a legal leg to stand on.
Under the “higher law,” the background of America’s Constitution, every individual comes to this world with a unique destiny. Mine is that of messenger. We are free to live according to our individual destinies, but it is by choice. Additionally, we don’t have the choice, Senator Reid, of forcing other individuals, through the law, Roosevelt’s law, to conform to your notions of how we should live. We differ from other life forms in that we have choice. We are not here to be trained to jump government hoops. A government that does not recognize choice is tyrannous.
The strong-willed, however, are equipped to overcome tyrannous government. I did. In the end, the IRS ate crow on the front page of The Palm Beach Post.
The nature of Pisces is weak willed. The nature of Aquarius is strong willed. The Age of Pisces is fading into the past as the Age of Aquarius moves in. Make a note of that. Obama’s, Pelosi’s and Reid’s days are numbered.
We all go through cycles of development, the first of which is the pioneer seeking to find an identity. The Piscean can’t make up his or her mind. He or she desperately wants to do the right thing. He or she is strongly influenced by what other people think. The Aquarian, on the other hand, is stubborn in his or her belief, and argumentative—can’t stand hypocrisy. The Aquarian operates as equal with equal. The Aquarian is the bane of authority. The Aquarian’s symbol, the water-bearer to humanity, is for brotherhood and fraternity and against coercive government. I’m Aquarius rising, which means that as I travel life’s road I become more and more the Aquarian personality.
These cycles I mention are essential to our individual development—imperative to getting on our individual path of destiny. When I studied my Constitution and had my bigger than life calling, I was at a low point in my life, from trying to do the right thing. I was misunderstood, a Piscean, a pitiful person with no sense of direction. Frankly, I was weak willed. I had not yet developed my Aquarian personality. Can you believe that by studying my Constitution at mid-life, and believing in it, I was bought to seek and find my real identity? My ruling planet is Uranus. At mid-life, Uranus was opposing itself when I was born. It means pressure to change. Can you believe that after discovering who I really was, I found the right life partner for me—after three former failures in marriage? By the way, the paring is the second cycle in our development.
Once on my path of destiny, everything started going right. Everything was in divine order, but as I traveled life’s road, a weakness in my character showed itself. I’m impulsive. I got off my path of destiny and paid dearly. Having learned the hard way (the Saturn influence), I returned to my path of destiny and everything started going right again, to the end that all of my dreams have come true.
I’m now in my ninth and final cycle of development. From Numerology and The Devine Triangle, we read: the ninth cycle is “selflessness and compassion. Encompassing a love for all, it desires to apply its energy to universal service. . .This is the artist, the thinker who develops skills through the previous cycles and is now ready to share his or her knowledge with the rest of the world.”
Incidentally, the Aquarian, according to Jeanne Avery in The Rising Sign, under “Aquarius Rising,” “The person with Aquarius on the rise can be very avant-garde. He is the forerunner in setting style, discovering new methods, and showing the rest of humanity the way. . .He knows where the fruit grows and where the spotlight can hit. He is not one to hide his light under a bushel.”
According to cultural historian and philosopher Richard Tarnas in Cosmos and Psyche, we are now enduring the closing of an epoch, with Saturn, the learning planet, in its worst alignment with Pluto, the generational planet. Coincidentally, this bad alignment ends with the Mayan calendar’s end of the world. And—incidentally, the beginning of this bad alignment started with the election of Obama as president, and ends at the end of his term of office.
And—it just so happens that at my birth, this omen I’m bringing you: on September 17, 1925, Saturn was in its most favorable alignment. With Saturn trine Pluto, in Astrologer’s Handbook, we read: “This trine gives the natives (me) the ability to understand the laws by which subtle forces are organized. . . The natives have tremendous willpower (I’m now Aquarian) and are relentless in working toward a goal (brotherhood). . . They are able to work slowly and make fundamental and irrevocable changes in their own and others’ lives. Often there is a sense of destiny or a peculiar karmic mission which they must fulfill. This is one of the most profound of aspects.”
Add this: In numerology, my life lesson number is “7”. “You are here to use and to develop your mind. Your words should be full of wisdom when you decide to talk. . . You should learn to spend time by yourself, in the woods or by the seashore, where you can get in touch with your inner self and your deepest thoughts because your destiny is to use your mind.” I’m retired. Can you believe I’m living in my dream home in the tall timber, the life I was destined to live, with little direct contact with the outside world. How much does it take to convince you that you are more than you think you are?
Something my ability to understand the cosmos tells me should cause goose flesh: In quantum physicist Evan Harris Walker’s The Physics of Consciousness, we read: “it has only been with the advent of quantum theory that we have discovered proof that we exist as something more than pieces of matter. In the development of quantum theory, the observer emerges as a co-equal in the foundry of creation. . . The tests of Bell’s theorem have shown us that objective reality as it has been conceived is not the true fabric of reality. The observer interacts with matter. Consciousness, the substance of this new-found reality that defines the observer, has fundamental existence. It is the quantum mind that is the basic reality.” Using my mind, refusing to be diverted by external authority, using my own mind, looking within for answers, the signs I see, the biggest news of all times, is that we’re at the end of an era, at the end of this world we’ve known throughout the ages, and at the threshold of a quantum leap into our galactic future! You have no idea of the power that lies within you.
