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Here's an amusing free astrology report thing I found yesterday:

http://www.adze.com/SuperPower/index.htm

It's longer than I thought it would be - 12 chapters, and the last chapter is called "Your Past Lives".

Make sure you click the checkbox that says "Advanced" so you can put in your time of birth and location of birth. It doesn't require you to put in an email address or anything like that to see the report.

I don't know how valid any of it is, but it's entertaining, at least. It even has some weird aspects (like parallels, binoviles, etc.) that I've rarely ever seen used in any astrology report like this.

Thanks for posting, that is pretty extensive and detailed for a free report.

And in my case pretty accurate...in a lot more ways than usual. Not completely, but brow raising...

Glad you folks liked it. I think this is probably the best free report I've run across so far - long, detailed, with unusual aspects that usually go ignored, and the interpretations really have character, quite non-generic compared to many reports I've seen.

Sandra wrote:

And in my case pretty accurate...in a lot more ways than usual. Not completely, but brow raising...

Cool.

I just tried it.

Not a perfect match. But certainly eyebrow-raising here and there...

Yes. The past life thing - that's not good. The one Curious Girl found was far more likely to be accurate. I need to redsicover the web address of that Spanish based website...

I also don't have that weblink anymore...

I'm now reading the super power report.
Some fun past life stuff.
Watch out Will, you've got competition

In one of your past lives you were a great author. What have you been writing lately?

Or what about this:

It is not unlikely that you fought many great battles and died many violent deaths.

Or:

It is conceivable that in a cycle of past lives you were a lawyer, a soldier of fortune, and a bible thumper. You could have even been a Buddha, Santa Claus and Uncle Sam. Clearly this time around you need to do something in a big way.

Santa, that's what I call a FPL