Monthly Archives: June 2008
Apologies. Firstly, I must apologise for the state this website is in, I’m aware this is going to draw numbers of visitors which I would rather have had when everything on this site was finished. However, since I finished my work on his natal chart, I could no longer keep this sitting on my hard drive. A natal chart can be described as a personality profile by usage of astrology. Secondly, writing day to day english is also a lot easier for me than actually publishing something of this nature since I’m Dutch. I’ve tried to correct the mistakes, but I’m pretty sure there’s still remaining.
Who is he? Next to practising astrology for half my life I’m also quite the fan of ‘all things Japanese’. This includes Japanese boybands and one person in particular: Tomohisa Yamashita (山下智久）, better known as Yamapi. I have taken the time and effort to create a personality profile because he was just screaming to get one pimping his birth time in his jweb (it’s sort of a cellphone subscription diary).
I don’t think it will be of much interest to those that don’t know him, but I sure know a big clan of people that will be curious. It was written by a fan, for the fans and it’s my first publication in celebrity astrology. I kind of always avoided it because I always thought it’d make the matter kind of cheezy, but I’m convinced I’ve managed to create a good and valuable piece. You can download the pdf file here (douzo):
Natal chart for Tomohisa Yamashita
I intend to research and publish more about him. When or what exactly I’ll publish is unknown for now.
Full title: Horary Astrology Plain & Simple: Accurate answers to real life questions.
In terms of practical lookup use it’s better to stick with Karen Hamaker’s book on horary astrology, which provides easy access to each of the rules. This is mostly the only bad thing about Anthony Louis’ book about horary astrology. It’s hard to find something again!
On the positive side: he provides us with some astounding examples and I can really say I have learned more from Anthony’s writing than Karen’s when it comes to deciding whether a chart is ‘good’ to judge. Anthony named this ‘a radical chart’. I’ve only now discovered the importance and strength when a chart is ‘radical’. I would definitely recommend this book about horary astrology as an addition to your library. Another advantage for me is that I’m learning to map the dutch terminology to the english terminology. I absolutely had no idea about the jargon in horary astrology in english. I’m also really happy with the number of natal charts for Nations in the appendix. As a Japanophile, I found the chart of Japan with a Capricorn Ascendant rather humorous.
