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BY TED PANDEVA ZAGAR
Times Correspondent | Monday, April 21, 2008 | (No comments posted.)
Known on every continent and blessed with a family of 152 adopted "daughters" in Africa, Oprah Winfrey is the face of American womanhood projected world-wide.
Winfrey was born at 4:30 p.m. Jan. 29, 1954, in Kosciusko, Miss.
Her chartwheel depicts Earth as a circle in the center surrounded by a sky divided into 12 Houses. The 1st House starts at the eastern horizon, with the western horizon starting the 7th House. The 10th House cusp is the point directly overhead.
Winfrey's talk show -- the most popular in television history -- possesses a confessional element that has proven therapeutic for both her guests and millions of viewers. By sticking to this format when bravely facing her own dilemmas or enthusiastically sharing her epiphanies, Winfrey has enhanced countless lives.
Winfrey's willingness to join hands when focusing on matters of health might actually be saving lives. Her recent discovery that a thyroid problem could have contributed to her well-known rollercoaster weight problem -- as well as other symptoms like alternating states of exhaustion and high energy -- provided the vast female segment of her audience with the opportunity to explore their own menopause-related issues.
The thyroid gland -- along with the neck, throat, cervical vertebrae and tonsils -- is governed by Taurus (April 20-May 20) and its associate planet, Venus. Solar system members spaced within 10 degrees are conjunct, blending and mixing their respective rulerships within those natives born during these occasional planetary encounters.
Winfrey has an extremely tight conjunction between her natal Sun (vitality) and Venus at 9 and 8 degrees Aquarius in the 2nd House, that portion of the encircling sky normally associated with Taurus. The sensitivity of the talk show queen's weight-regulating organ reflects this union of the Sun to the thyroid planet in the thyroid house.
Sun-Venus also placed the beauty queen's tiara on Winfrey's brow during 1971.
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The opinions expressed are solely those of the writer. Ted PanDeva Zagar, an East Chicago native, is a pioneer in Wellness Astrology, a prevention-over-remedy approach to overall wellness. For an archive of herbal and dietary recommendations for each Sun sign, log onto www.wellnessastrology.com. He can be reached at PanDeva@aol.com to receive a free copy of "Zodiac Signs and Healing Plants."
DISCLAIMER: The author's comments are not intended to serve as medical advice, and he urges his readers to seek qualified wellness professionals to resolve matters of health. Direct your wellness questions with exact time, date and place of birth to Ted PanDeva Zagar at PanDeva@aol.com.
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