Mystic Daz

[Daz Madrigal]

An interesting question.

I'd be interested to hear the view of people who don't like you.

My take on it is that there are various reasons. Its about Class basically. Now I know members of thee CRUMBLIES don't believe Class exists anymore no doubt after being brainwashed by John Major who then totally disproved the theory by blathering on about Vicars on bicycles waving cheerily to Cricketers on Village Greens whilst the Women were safely ensconced in the background making buttered scones and cups of hot tea.

Now in actuality I reckon the majority of thee Crumblies are ex-Public School Boys from a rather privileged background. They are in essence "Champagne Socialists"..thee Chattering Classes..thee Islington Elite made manifest. Certainly Al Johnson is a Public Schoolboy or at the very least had a privileged background. We can deduce the fact for the knowledge that Rowing was a major sport and that the humble game of Footie wasn't on the agenda.

Now as Newcastle is a working class area that is a hotbed of Football we may well allow ourselves to raise an eyebrow here.

I think when you've lived in places where there is no privacy and the neighbours are popping in and out and the houses are very cramped you get used to the rough and tumble. The only difference is that as soon as possible I went to the opposite extreme and held my privacy dear to an extent that I appear to becoming known as Bachelor Boy Daz here amongst the woods and cheery trees provide thee cloistered surrounds of thee Daz Pad. In contrast you were cooped up in the Navy and the females don't seem to understand a certain brusqueness - and neither to Public Schoolboys! - Al Johnson is one of the few ppl to sneer at the cliche of calling "a spade a spade" as if its a negative. It is of course a positive trait.

In short we're used to the rough and tumble, don't take ourselves too seriously because thats how we were brought up..its Nurture and not simply Nature. On that basis I'd suspect that Sandy and possibly Exco are from silar beginnings. I mean thats my rough guess.

As for JSG they're somewhat blinkered but then so are the liberal con-men on the Crumblies. Look at the way they distort the facts. Arena and Exco are all too keen to jump on Davie Boy (who isn't much cop to be honest) even when he sacks a member of the Cabinet for making what is obviously a silly mistake rather than a 'racist comment'.

Therefore the truth is somewhere inbetween. Sandy understands that to an extent, Arena & Exco are completely bent and almost downright liars. They condemn the Tories for trivia and minor headlines whilst completely ignoring blatant lies and corruption in the Labour Party. In short..if they were here I'd kick ass.

In no way are they as astute as the JSG liberals. Cahen is quite smart but sticks to his knowledge of the Koran to get by - in other words the game is always played on his turf. (I haven't personally read the Quaran/Koran). Plucking a few sentences from a book is more than dubious as we know for the Bible. Its open to interpretation and Cahen uses this as his main weapon.

Its a lot better despite the two extremes. Since I've been on theres been more of a balance..a few people there like Chris Lord, RV and Cahen will back you up. Its a question of shifting the balance away from the BNP extremists who I have no time for. I know JSG is keen for more left wings views.

There is no way you'll be banned from there...occasionally they imposes a handy one day ban to cool off. A very good idea. James St.George himself is a very fair man. And fellow Tory!

[gus2]

Gee thanks a bunch for that ramble about yourself ;D but that is a good idea on the JSG banned today reinstated tommorow. A bit like Confession actually.
Father TC forgive me for I have sinned.
Gus my child what have you done.
Father TC I called you a naughty word
Gus my child say three Hail Mary's and go and sin no more, on second thoughts go and don't come back ;D

gus

[Daz Madrigal]

Its very fair method if used with moderation (prior to be a term for immoderation).

err.Chinese Astrology..

Dunno much about Chinese Astrology.

The problem with all things Chinese is that the Country was so separated and insular that any ideas didn't travel throughout other cultures and civilizations thus allowing them to be extrapolated on and refined. Chinese stuff..like Medical Herbs and Acupuncture tend to be stuck in a past. That doesn't mean they don't work but they've existed for aeon's. Look at Feng Shui..personally if they want the lavatory seat closed because it means money will be flushed away my destiny is that of a pauper. Frankly I don't take it seriously but oddly enough people like Michael Caine, Bank Managers, and all kinds of otherwise Conservative down to earth members of Society take it seriously. Even the House Doctor woman..otherwise the epitome of good sense.

Eastern and Western Astrology are almost entirely the same apart from Indians use a moving Zodiac (sidereal) for Cultural reasons. Indians are interested in predictive astrology. They want to know about the future and not find out 'who they are'. Westerns are more interested in navel-gazing so I use Horary charts almost exclusively.

In other words, answer specific questions such as 'Will I get the Job'..'How long will the job last?'..however it has specific strict rules and needs the person to really NEED/be desperate to know for it to work. 've used it for Gen and for people on forums before with some success so far but there are bound to be occasional failures. Whether people believe in it or not isn't my concern. Whether it works is.

[Daz Madrigal]

Daz arrives for another hard days work

[sandywinder]

I see thee Chinamen have you under control, Daz.

[Daz Madrigal]

I asked for that!

Thee return of Mystic Daz is imminent.

A short preamble.

Over the years I've done various part-time charts for various people on forums - curiously all female - to prove onc eand for all the practical uses of astrology. This included no less that several, maybe six or seven specific answers to the Morris-Dancing Mirra, a more detailed analysis of FN and now I'm out on a limb in an attempt at alleviating some of Gens fears about employment/work permit issues. Rather than waste time under the gentle ministrations of the QQR mob I've managed to persuade her of the more practical advice given by Mystic Daz. I've never really been bothered about putting myself on the line. It would be somewhat brazen to expect "everything" to be easily predicted. Its not possible for a host of reasons far too complicated to go into now.

Therefore due to the exigencies of time, one vital factor is that the querent ( i.e. the person asking the question) be almost desperate for an answer. The timing of the question has to be at the moment that it is being formulated in the mind and be of vital importance that it forces all other trivialities out. With Gen/Alexia we feel confident that the emotion is inherent in the question. She wants the job but she also wants to know the permanency of the job.

I'm getting very good vibes
about stability of the job. Which is only matched by the organised chaos of the place. Main problemo is just how stable
I want to stick my neck out and suggest that this is a far more stable job than the others and longer lasting and
considerably so. The question is whether it changes from a tempororay job to a permanent one. No job is permanent in
the true sense of course as most of us know but this is about as permanent as it gets. I'm somewhat
tentative about building up hopes too much. If EVERYTHING was predictable life would be easier but false and inherently
flawed. What we get here are clear indications of the situation as a whole. How people react to that situation is
unpredictable. It may be that the workload is more than you'd like. Thats a definite possibility judging from the
chart. All we can say is that the chart desribes the nature and stability of the job. We already know from the previous
chart for the interview that the primary fast moving Moon gives us the best picture. Its in the third house. The 3rd
House is about short journeys/travel, movement, busy communication, lots of talk, gossip and oddly enough Schooling.

The job is dealing with schools. The Tube journey takes you right to the place of work for once. And the first difference
noticed is that this place is much more busy and lively than the other jobs. You the querent/questioner are represented
by the Moons placement. The 3rd house fits with perfect exactitude.

So far we are searching for an easy way to print a chart showing the precise details without infringing copyright. The angles and the main planets to do with the job are all in fixed signs therefore we can say firmly that this is easily the most stable job you have had so far. We'd expect it to last FAR longer than the previous jobs.

Whether it is "permanent", as far as any job is truly permanent is harder to gauge.

[sandywinder]

Who d'ya think I am? Mystic Mug?

[Daz Madrigal]

Now don't go jumping to conclusions, Sandy.

[Xia]

Organised chaos... ;D


But what organised thoughts, I say. Well-written, Daz.

madrigalman said:

... We'd expect it to last FAR longer than the previous jobs.

Whether it is "permanent", as far as any job is truly permanent is harder to gauge.

Good point, about the very word "permanent".


In the UK Home Office's terms, 'permanent' means job stability. It means you're treated like a normal person with holiday and sick pay and all (imagine that!). It also means you don't have to give half your paycheque to agencies and sponsors. It means they leave you alone and don't threaten to chase you out of the country when your contract ends if you don't source out another role.


In Layman's terms, 'permanent' means forever, eternal, till the bitter end. I actually hope I don't end up retiring from the place at age 65 and going directly to my grave.





Thanks, Daz... we'll see how it evolves.

[Daz Madrigal]

Well Norman Tebbit was born today and as you'd imagine the emotional water element is barely to be seen.

Its all Fire.

Lord Norman, The Fire is dominant in your birth chart and makes you intuitive, energetic, courageous, self-confident and enthusiastic! You are passionately inclined and are able to assert your willpower, to go forward and ride against the tide, to reach your goals and your dreams. The relative weakness of this element is a kind of boldness and rashness that sometimes makes it difficult for you to stand back.



Oh and the big difference is the lack of Air as well.

....The Air is under-represented in your birth chart, with only 5% instead of 25%, the mean. The Air symbolizes the values of communication, exchanges with others, but also the ability to be adaptable and flexible: the risk is for you to have real problems misunderstanding others if you don't get out of your shell to talk, to show interest in others. Furthermore, because of your lack of flexibility or your refusal to adapt yourself, things can get too much for you. You should get into the habit of talking, phoning, thinking "mobility, flexibility, adaptability, change" in every circumstance. This will keep you sheltered from so many troubles!


I like Tebbits honesty but the lack of understanding for others and the lack of flexibilty are all too obvious. He hasn't moved on one iota since the days of Thatcher and neither has Peter Hitchens if his Documantary was anything to go by.

As for Sandy..hmm can we stick our neck out and predict the same stubborn inflexibilty. Fire needs Air..without air it merely dwindles into ashes.

[Daz Madrigal]

xia said:

Organised chaos... ;D


But what organised thoughts, I say. Well-written, Daz.

madrigalman said:

... We'd expect it to last FAR longer than the previous jobs.

Whether it is "permanent", as far as any job is truly permanent is harder to gauge.

Good point, about the very word "permanent".


In the UK Home Office's terms, 'permanent' means job stability. It means you're treated like a normal person with holiday and sick pay and all (imagine that!). It also means you don't have to give half your paycheque to agencies and sponsors. It means they leave you alone and don't threaten to chase you out of the country when your contract ends if you don't source out another role.


In Layman's terms, 'permanent' means forever, eternal, till the bitter end. I actually hope I don't end up retiring from the place at age 65 and going directly to my grave.

I'd be extremely confident of this lasting considerably longer than the previous jobs.

The question is more whether you want to stay in the job for as long as it seems to be permanent. The job itself seems very stable but the circumstances don't look entirely ideal.

The issue seems more to be whether you want to get rid of the workplace rather than does the workplace want to get rid of you.

[sandywinder]

madrigalman said:

Daz suggests that astrology is all a game of PACman.