Comments on: Michael Jackson Dies: A Jupiter-Neptune Life

By: Tonita Spires

Tonita Spires — Sun, 19 Dec 2010 15:23:23 +0000

Awesome share indeed. I have been awaiting for this information.

By: Buchannan

Buchannan — Sun, 14 Nov 2010 09:08:36 +0000

I have read some of your article on Michael Jackson, and noticed that there was uncertainty as to his time of birth. Michael’s nephew has recently verified via twitter that Michael was born at 7:33 p.m. on August 29th, 1958. The information was directly from Michael’s birth certificate that Michael’s mother had provided to the nephew. The information was revealed by fan request on Michael’s birthday 2010.

By: astrosapna

astrosapna — Wed, 26 May 2010 17:53:14 +0000

Its very interesting. After reading it I came to know lot about Michele Jackson horoscope. Am also a astrologer the point you have said its very remarkable.

By: Astrologer of the Week – Nick Dagan Best | FUNKASTROLOGY

Astrologer of the Week – Nick Dagan Best | FUNKASTROLOGY — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 06:14:58 +0000

[...] The title of his website tells of his interest in bringing astrology out of the sandal-wearing hippie era, and making it more relevant to the practicalities of modern life: Exoteric Astrology “Be your own damn guru!”. Nick is what I have been referring to lately as a “leading internet astrologer” because of his interaction with others on social networking sites such as Facebook, and his engaement with readers of his blogs through the comments. An excellent example of his detailed research and interaction with others can be seen in his article Michael Jackson Dies: A Jupiter-Neptune Life. [...]

By: CHARIOTEER

CHARIOTEER — Fri, 22 Jan 2010 01:39:47 +0000

I ran across an article about KING LUDWIG II OF BAVARIA, who in 1864, ascended the throne at the age of 18 without any experience of politics, but was adored by women. He indicated that he became a KING much too early without learning about state affairs. The KING also lamented about being snatched away from his books and set on the throne. According to his mother, the KING enjoyed dress-up, took pleasure in play acting, loved pictures and the like, riding in elaborate coaches and sleighs, made presents of his property, money and other possessions.

He had a vivid imagination, and even built a fantasy castle, Neuschwanstein Castle (Walt Disney built his Disneyland Castle on the plans). KING LUDWIG built the fantasy castle in order to retreat from the world. He became reclusive and considered himself an “ideal monarchical poetic solitude.” He stated, “I want to remain an eternal mystery to myself and others.”

“THE RECLUSE

The “ideal monarchical poetic solitude” which the king chose for himself was not in the long run compatible with his duties as a head of state. The new settings he was constantly devising for himself were equally beyond the private means of a king. Ludwig failed through his desire to anchor his illusions and dreams in reality.

From 1885 on foreign banks threatened to seize his property. The king’s refusal to react rationally led the government to declare him insane and depose him in 1886 – a procedure not provided for in the Bavarian constitution. Ludwig II was interned in Berg Palace. The next day he died in mysterious circumstances in Lake Starnberg, together with the psychiatrist who had certified him as insane.”

He died mysteriously before his fantasy castle was finished. He death remains a mystery. Does this KING sound familiar?

By: Dona

Dona — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 02:14:20 +0000

Kate , I agree with your summation, in the fact Michael Jackson was a GOOD person. I went into overdrive into regarding his life, cause as i have stated before, I grew up hearing/seeing; ABC,I Want You Back, Ben, in the 70s, And wowing at The Moonwalk, and the Thriller era, yet I lost touch over the years, and I seriously didn’t know about him; the jordan Chandler stuff, his vegetarianism, his saving of ‘Bubbles’ from a cancer research set-up, his generosity and devotion to a better life for children of the world. Yes I do remember We are the World, but thought it was grab for outdoing Britains’ Bandaid recognition. But right from the start he was always banging on about children and rightly so. I remember a brief appearance him being escorted by police officers, with the overvoice saying he was being taken into custody for child sexual abuse allegations, and saying “I hope not”, and that was it, Antenna must have broke down, and seeing an excerpt from the Martin Bashir Doco, bits and pieces of a jigsaw puzzle. BUT funnily enough, I happen to go to a Go-Lo shop on a Friday afternoon, on the 5th, my brothers’ birthday and World Environment Day, on the counter was The Essential Michael Jackson for $10…what the hell, treat myself, I think last album was Eminems’, The Eminem Show, (I can relate to him I thought better), Anyway played a few knowns, until ‘Leave Me Alone’had that on repeat. 25th June, I ‘celebrated’, my 48th, next morning the 9:30 news announced his death, (when was his exact passing, I speculate around 8am). Then I played more from the album, Earth Song, In the Closet, Who is It, even Dirty Diana, Why didn’t I hear this before now…And as mentioned, reading all this has been over whelmingly sad. He should have been believed. I had my child by accident, yet it is the best thing one could ever have is the chance to become a parent, I feel now, oh my son loves his music and moves…I can’t stand ignorance, yet i have felt the need to defend him in death. As for relationships, prince meets princess; the fairytale, why not. For him, Lisa Marie looked physically and mentally, right, maybe not emotionally. Like you said, the media can misconstrue, and or we say things we regret…She probably didn’t knowwhy she married, on a whim, but I ‘feel’ there was something there,and she’s not nasty…Biographies are second hand information, things get lost in translation.Ihave been more interested in stuff said/done over thehandling of his death…I miss him, his contribution, but feel he pre destined,so we could question, as said,hope his children will grow up strong, and that Michael Jackson will be remembered and honoured for his GOODNESS. I do hope the fans enjoyed the doco film; This Is It, they deserve it…Please on a personal note, it is reaching 29Cm summer is another month away, if your serious about our home/garden, our beautiful planet earth, stop eating meat, it is an easy first step to take…thankyou, God Bless

By: Kate

Kate — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 17:08:33 +0000

I am surprised that Donna says that Lisa Marie Presley sounded good for MJ. Obviously to understand I will need to read The Magic, The Madness….. et al! However, during an interview Lisa says that she didn’t know why she married him and laughed!! and in my opinion put him down – some friend. Debbie Rowe though has been decent and thankfully she is the mother of his first two children. However, I digress. Fact is (I know something about astrology but certainly not a Master) Michael as you know left home at 29 years of age – I left at 36 and no, I am not ugly, been told I am stunning but I don’t trust and I was naive. I believe MJ was naive but his situation was worse than mine in many respects. Does anyone recall an interview he had when he was approx. 25 (don’t recall the reporter) but he almost choked when questioned about still living at home. I believe this was manipulation by the reporter. He knew, he was streetwise but MJ wasn’t. While MJ was surrounded by his family he was safe but away from his family? – there lies another story. MJ knew nothing about everday life – the push the shove aspects – he lived life as if he was royalty and did not know much about commoners. He was intelligent and wanted to know about ‘normal’ people – he had an innate sense of curiosity. The very fact that he did not lead the sort of life you and I lead, made him different. That aside, I ask everyone to remember that there were many jealous of him – I am not going to state the names as I recall them – but I think they were jealous because they saw him as a) successful b) black (why should he have it so good) c) the lifestyle he led and the fame that he had. These ‘reptiles’ wanted to control his life and when he wouldn’t be controlled they went for him. I don’t believe that he was a) bisexual b) a paeodophile c) homosexual – none of it adds up. When he left home he was at the mercy of lots of creeps – evil people. Finally, I say this, many have judged him and I cannot wait for his detractors to be finally judged. MJ was a good and kind man. I am writing this from France and I have known good white men, bad white men and good white men. MJ was a good BLACK man and he had pride. May God rest his soul if he is there!!

By: Dona

Dona — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 07:21:33 +0000

I have just finished The Magic, The Madness, The Whole Story…A good read, certainly has grounded me and put things in perspective; I am thoroughly relieved to know he had an intimate relationship with someone; Lisa Marie Presley sounded good for him. As for Debbie Rowe, she sounds pretty decent, what a woman! Thanks again for this site as an outlet. Thanks to all you dedicated astrologers, and to you Nick, for bringing all your findings/knowledge to us mere mortals…

By: al

al — Sun, 06 Sep 2009 10:29:11 +0000

ah thanks for your comment, it came faster than I expected. I’ll keep reading and thanks again for your prompt response!

By: al

al — Sun, 06 Sep 2009 09:59:25 +0000

oops I meant to cite the possible reasons for it as being financial obligations to pay back Neverland loan combined with financial obligations to the company that paid any (presumed) advances in concert deal and which was looking to make major profits, combined with reports that he did not understand the deal as his manager Frank Dileo reported that he had to have 3 different lawyers explain it to Michael, combined with the fact that the menacing presence who called himself Tohme Tohme, who assumed authority over Michael’s financial life was someone Michael actually feared according to his spiritual advisor who played the tape of his complaining in the latter part of ’08 and who did not go away after he was fired by Frank Dileo whom Michael re-hired to help him in recent months, and as verified by Tohme’s presence at the hospital doing a press conference as spokes person concerning Michael’s death, plus the fact that he reportedly was originally was excited about doing 10 concerts which sold out so fast that it became 31 and was stipulated in the contract and which turned into another 19 totalling 50 which neither Michael nor the promoters were sure he could pull off according to some fans who had been following him around (whom he recognized, talked to and knew for years) and who had allegedly been speaking with MJ on an informal basis just 2 short weeks prior to his reported demise as well as reported comments by Randy Phillips of the promotion company which is a conflicting report by the same man that MJ was in great shape.