This letter below is from a series of letters written by Napoleon’s stepdaughter Hortense to her brother Eugene.
When we last left off Hortense was writing about how Queen Louise of Prussia had been fairly shameless about inciting war against Napoleon.
Hortense writes.
[Mainz], Saturday evening the 25 of October 1806.
The Emperor is doubtless already in Berlin [The Emperor arrives in Potsdam on October 2]
My dear Eugène; the news that we see says that he had to go; the king of Prussia wants peace.
The Emperor summons M. de Talleyrand, he leaves on Monday (1); so I can still see a kind of happiness; but I don't dare trust it yet;
I have been so often disappointed in the past that I no longer dare to make plans. Would you believe that, despite all this, I am sad?
I see myself soon on the way to The Hague which is not cheerful these days and, if I have enjoyed a little peace since I have been here, it will not have been long; however, I am not selfish enough to want it to last longer. I hope at last that these happy events, about which we have long sighed, will come.
I always reach a point where I’m patiently enduring the boredom I often experience.
Farewell, my dear Eugène, I love you and embrace you with all my heart.
A thousand things to your wife,
HORTENSE.
Cette lettre ci-dessous provient d'une série de lettres écrites par la belle-fille de Napoléon Hortense à son frère Eugène. La dernière fois que nous nous sommes arrêtés, Hortense écrivait à quel point la reine Louise de Prusse avait été assez impudique pour inciter à la guerre contre Napoléon.
Hortense écrit.
I’ve been examining astrological natal chart transits along with these letters for the last few months. As absurd as this may sound to some, this project is directed from elsewhere and I’ve been guided to do it as it has been done. I had a valid inquiry about the birth times of my astrological charts. Since astrology relies on pattern recognition to examine its usefulness, I have decided to limit my chart explorations to only what I can corroborate through the congruent memoirs. Below I am posting the 3 birth times about which I can “prove”. Below in French, we see that Napoleon says he was born August 15, 1796, around noon.
We quote from the scan below:
“Napoleon was born on August 15, 1769, the day of the Assumption, around noon. His mother, a strong moral and physical woman, who had participated in war pregnant with him, wanted to go to mass, because of the solemnity of the day: she was forced to return in all haste, could not reach her bedroom, and placed her child on one of these old antique carpets with large figures, these heroes of the fable or of the Iliad perhaps: this child was Napoleon.”
J'examine les transits des cartes natales astrologiques avec ces lettres depuis quelques mois. Aussi absurde que cela puisse paraître pour certains, ce projet est dirigé d’ailleurs et j’ai été guidé pour le faire comme il l’a été.
J'ai eu une enquête valide sur les heures de naissance de mes cartes astrologiques. Puisque l'astrologie s'appuie sur la reconnaissance des formes pour examiner son utilité, j'ai décidé de limiter mes explorations de cartes à ce que je peux corroborer à travers les mémoires congrus. Ci-dessous, je poste les 3 heures de naissance dont je peux «prouver».
Ci-dessous, on voit que Napoléon dit qu'il est né le 15 août 1796, vers midi:
This page from The Memoirs of Queen Hortense, states in its footnotes that it is written in 2 separate memoirs that Napoleon’s son, Napoleon François, was born March 20, 1811, 8 a.m.
Napoleon François.
Cette page des Mémoires de la reine Hortense indique dans ses notes de bas de page qu'il est écrit dans 2 mémoires distincts que le fils de Napoléon, Napoléon François, est né le 20 mars 1811 à 8 heures.
In this excerpt from The Memoirs of Queen Hortense, she states that her son, Napoleon Louis, who became Napoleon III was born April 20, 1808 around midnight.
Louis Napoleon.
Dans cet extrait des Mémoires de la reine Hortense, elle déclare que son fils, Napoléon Louis, devenu Napoléon III, est né le 20 avril 1808 vers minuit.
Let’s look at the transits when Napoleon arrives in Prussia after defeating yet another monarch who started war against him.
Mars is transiting Napoleon’s 9th house of foreign affairs and expansion ruled by Jupiter - Jupiter which we see on Napoleon’s ascendant. Jupiter is a dominant planet here. Napoleon’s Sun and his midheaven (reputation) are in Leo (Sun/fame) and this is where we see Mars (war). That looks like it could read as success and fame in war. Particularly since Mars is transiting Mercury (communications).
As Mercury is at the center of a tense t square, it is interesting to note that communications warfare played a central role in deceiving the German people about Napoleon to get them into the bellicose frame of mind in order to war on him. The most successful war waged on Napoleon happened and is still happening on the communications front. This highly placed and poorly aspected Mercury seems to reflect this.
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Regardons les transits lorsque Napoléon arrive en Prusse après avoir vaincu un autre monarque qui a commencé la guerre contre Napoléon.
Mars traverse la 9e maison des affaires étrangères et l'expansion de Napoléon dirigée par Jupiter - Jupiter que nous voyons sur l'ascendant de Napoléon. Jupiter est une planète dominante ici. Le Soleil de Napoléon et son milieu du ciel (réputation) sont en Lion (Soleil / renommée) et c'est là que nous voyons Mars (guerre).
On dirait que cela pourrait se lire comme un succès et une renommée en temps de guerre. D'autant plus que Mars transite par Mercure (communications). Comme Mercure est au centre en t carré, il est intéressant de noter que la guerre des communications a joué un rôle central en trompant le peuple allemand à propos de Napoléon pour le mettre dans l'état d'esprit belliqueux afin de le combattre.
La guerre la plus réussie menée contre Napoléon s'est produite et se déroule toujours sur le front des communications. Ce Mercure très hautement placé et mal envisagé semble refléter cela.
