TRIBUTES TO MOBY DICK
Hannibal Giudice writes,
"Don "Moby Dick" Jacobs was the most influential person in my decision to
become a professional astrologer. My only regret is never having had the
honor of meeting him in person.
"In 1978, the year before my practice began, I was frantically consuming top
quality astrological information when an article in the magazine "Astrology
Now" caught my attention. It was an interview which the editor, Noel Tyl,
had with Moby focusing primarily on the results of his research into the
birth chart of Jesus. Thankfully, I have had the pleasure of meeting Noel in
recent years, since he was the second most significant inflence in my
astrological journey."
"Based on that article I quickly obtained a copy of
Moby's book "Astrology's Pew In Church" and experienced my personal
astrological epiphany by the closing pages. At that moment I knew what I had
been preparing myself for without conscious direction all my life.
Moby constructs an irrefutable case for his remarkable discovery, the
enormous implications of which will undoubtedly take generations before full
appreciation.
"Moreover, his work has finally destroyed any reasonable notion
that astrology is non christian and demonstrates the opposite, that the Bible
is full of positive references to astrology, with compelling evidence. He
was the most uniquely qualified astrologer of the 20th century to tackle the
task and delivered a most precious gift to astrologers for all time.
"If he did nothing else, his place in the galaxy of great astrologers would be
fully earned but, of course, there was much more as his biography amply
testifies. I owe much including my most practical techniques to Moby's
research and teachings."
To the First Page about Moby
To Page Two of Moby's Memorial
To the Review of Joshua
To See Moby's Chart
To See Moby's Chart for Jesus
To join the eList dedicated to Moby's system
THE ASTROLOGERS' MEMORIAL WEB SITE:
Memorials A-K, Continued
To Memorials L-Z
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