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    MISSING THE HEART FOR THE LIVER – ZODIACAL OFFSETS IN MEDICAL ASTROLOGY First published by Klaudio Zic Publications, 2011 http://stores.lulu.com/astrology Copyright © 2011 by Klaudio Zic. All Rights Reserved. No part of this material may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or otherwise, for commercial purposes or otherwise, without the written permission of the Author. The names of dedicated publications are normally given in italics. The Greek would never treat the patient without a due astrological exam: an improbable medic as untrained in astrology would be considered quack doctor. As the modern zodiacal offset climbs up to fantastic seven (7) signs of error, the old joke in which one risks incurring castration due to quack astrology climbs up to exchanging the liver for the heart. Summertime nativities are slightly less prone to zodiacal offset than winter ones. Thus, in being “lucky”, the patient will e.g. incur only two to three signs of zodiacal error: possibly even getting on with most of one’s organs still untouched by modern alternative medicine. In the winter nativities, the situation is hopeless as the error climbs up to six (6) signs of zodiacal offset. The gap between the real sky and motley fancy opens to a vast menu in zodiacal dislocation particularly as concern immune system disorders. Thus, winter nativities are especially vulnerable to viral, sexual and autoimmune diseases in an astrological analysis. What about a brief classification of the actual astrological ages? We live in the Era of Eridanus ("New Age"), Age of Pegasus II, Æon of Cetus II. The average(s of Pisces and) Aquarius (upcoming in 700 years from now) are quite unremarkable in comparison.

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    MISSING THE HEART FOR THE LIVER – ZODIACAL OFFSETS IN MEDICAL ASTROLOGY First published by Klaudio Zic Publications, 2011 http://stores.lulu.com/astrology Copyright © 2011 by Klaudio Zic. All Rights Reserved. No part of this material may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or otherwise, for commercial purposes or otherwise, without the written permission of the Author. The names of dedicated publications are normally given in italics. The Greek would never treat the patient without a due astrological exam: an improbable medic as untrained in astrology would be considered quack doctor. As the modern zodiacal offset climbs up to fantastic seven (7) signs of error, the old joke in which one risks incurring castration due to quack astrology climbs up to exchanging the liver for the heart. Summertime nativities are slightly less prone to zodiacal offset than winter ones. Thus, in being “lucky”, the patient will e.g. incur only two to three signs of zodiacal error: possibly even getting on with most of one’s organs still untouched by modern alternative medicine. In the winter nativities, the situation is hopeless as the error climbs up to six (6) signs of zodiacal offset. The gap between the real sky and motley fancy opens to a vast menu in zodiacal dislocation particularly as concern immune system disorders. Thus, winter nativities are especially vulnerable to viral, sexual and autoimmune diseases in an astrological analysis. What about a brief classification of the actual astrological ages? We live in the Era of Eridanus ("New Age"), Age of Pegasus II, Æon of Cetus II. The average(s of Pisces and) Aquarius (upcoming in 700 years from now) are quite unremarkable in comparison.

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    MISSING THE HEART FOR THE LIVER – ZODIACAL OFFSETS IN MEDICAL ASTROLOGY First published by Klaudio Zic Publications, 2011 http://stores.lulu.com/astrology Copyright © 2011 by Klaudio Zic. All Rights Reserved. No part of this material may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or otherwise, for commercial purposes or otherwise, without the written permission of the Author. The names of dedicated publications are normally given in italics. The Greek would never treat the patient without a due astrological exam: an improbable medic as untrained in astrology would be considered quack doctor. As the modern zodiacal offset climbs up to fantastic seven (7) signs of error, the old joke in which one risks incurring castration due to quack astrology climbs up to exchanging the liver for the heart. Summertime nativities are slightly less prone to zodiacal offset than winter ones. Thus, in being “lucky”, the patient will e.g. incur only two to three signs of zodiacal error: possibly even getting on with most of one’s organs still untouched by modern alternative medicine. In the winter nativities, the situation is hopeless as the error climbs up to six (6) signs of zodiacal offset. The gap between the real sky and motley fancy opens to a vast menu in zodiacal dislocation particularly as concern immune system disorders. Thus, winter nativities are especially vulnerable to viral, sexual and autoimmune diseases in an astrological analysis. What about a brief classification of the actual astrological ages? We live in the Era of Eridanus ("New Age"), Age of Pegasus II, Æon of Cetus II. The average(s of Pisces and) Aquarius (upcoming in 700 years from now) are quite unremarkable in comparison.

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    First published by Klaudio Zic Publica ons, 2011 h p://stores.lulu.com/astrology Copyright 2011 by Klaudio Zic. All Rights Reserved. No part of this material may be reproduced or transmi ed in any form or by any means, electronic or otherwise, for commercial purposes or otherwise, without the wri en permission of the Author. The names of dedicated publica ons are normally given in italics.

    The Greek would never treat the pa ent without a due astrological exam: an improbable medic as untrained in astrology would be considered quack doctor.

    As the modern zodiacal oset climbs up to fantas c seven (7) signs of error, the old joke in which one risks incurring castra on due to quack astrology climbs up to exchanging the liver for the heart.

    Summer me na vi es are slightly less prone to zodiacal oset than winter ones. Thus, in being lucky, the pa ent will e.g. incur only two to three signs of zodiacal error: possibly even ge ng on with most of ones organs s ll untouched by modern alterna ve medicine.

    In the winter na vi es, the situa on is hopeless as the error climbs up to six (6) signs of zodiacal oset. The gap between the real sky and motley fancy opens to a vast menu in zodiacal disloca on par cularly as concern immune system disorders. Thus, winter na vi es are especially vulnerable to viral, sexual and autoimmune diseases in an astrological analysis.

    What about a brief classica on of the actual astrological ages? We live in the Era of

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