Happy Birthday, Dr. Suess!

Photo by Al Ravenna - Available from the United States Library of Congress's Prints and Photographs

  Born in Springfield, massechusetts on MARCH 2nd in 1904 makes Theodor Geisel (Dr. Suess) a wonderfully magical Pisces by Sun Sign. 

Sadly, I have no known birth time for this creative genius exact moment for coming into this world.  So we can only get a rough peek at the stars positions for day the universe gave us this children's author, political cartoonist, illustrator, poet, animator and film maker. 

Theodor's 1st stop away from his Springfield, Mass home was for his higher education at Dartmouth.  Then he went over the pond to Oxford where he intended on getting a Doctor of Philosophy degree, and where he would meet his future wife, Helen.  

We owe Helen a great thanks.  She is the one who convinced him to draw for a living instead of teaching English. He married Helen on November 29th in 1927.  The 29th is a number that is in accordance to Dr. Suess's own celestial measurement of the planet Uranus on the day of his birth, as being 29 degrees of Sagittarius.  Uranus is an exciting planet and it was in the sign of publishing.  Theodor had just received a $25 payment for his first nationally published cartoon that appeared in the The Saturday Evening Post.  He left Springield for New York and accepted work as a writer and illustrator for Judge magazine.  Things were beginning to stir and cycle as his chart saw it fit. 

Let's explore some of the other fascinating findings to Dr. Suess and his birth chart erected for sunrise. 

Here's another starily facsinating find.   Theodor's first cartoon for Judge Magazine was published on October 22nd, 1927.  This is quite the date of fate. When Theodor was born his Mercury, whichs spins round the Sun very quickly, just happened to be 22 degrees of Aquarius. Mercury is the planet that rules our hands and how we think, while Aquarius is unique and stylish.  Our Dr. Suess sure did give us his stylish drawings. 

Theodor's Saturn measured 15° of Aquarius, which can also be expressed as 315 degrees of the whole 360° celestial circle.  (NASA'S Jet Pulpulsion Labortory uses this 'magic circle' to measure the planets whereabouts along the ecliptic.)  It's a magic circle indeed.  You see, on May 31, in 1928, a date that can also be written as 5/31, is when Theodor's first famously funny bug spray Flit ads were pick up by the bug spay maker, Standard Oil and his drawings continued until 1941.   

The really cool thing about Judge Magazine and his long standing client, Standard Oil, is that Theodor's Mercury at 22° Aquarius and Saturn at 15° Aquarius are considered to be conjunct. Conjunct means together, or on top of one another.  To figure out how far apart they are from one another all one has to do is a simple math subtraction, 22 - 15 = 7.  So now we know that Mercury in his movement was separating from Saturn by 7 degrees at the time of his birth. 

How auspicious is this timing that while publishing for Judge Magazine, Theodor mentioned the Flit product in one of his cartoons.  That cartoon was then seen by the wife of an advertising executive working for it's manufacturer, Standard Oil.  These two important dates, October 22, 1927 and May 31st, 1928 where 7 months apart.

Now thats for celestial timing at is finest? 

I going to wager that there are other important dates in Theodor's life that also could coorelate to the measurement of his birth stars, but I want to show you now how some of his planetary measurements actually offered the direction from his childhood home located 74 Fairfield Street in Springfield, Massechuettes to the place where he would go to college. This is called, "Local Space Astrology" and it too is quite fascinating. 

In the map below, I vectored out Thoedor's MarsJupiter Uranus Neptune TSquare that was in formation in the heavens when he was born.  I had to meet the 0, 3 and 29th degrees of each 90° angle against the compass laid over his birth home in Springfield, Massechusettes.  (Note: This process is actually taking the planets off their celestrial coordinate system and flipping 90° on to our geographical coordinate system.)   Theodor went to a college that was in the direction of his own MarsJupiter Uranus Neptune star sign signature.  But,

What I found interesting here is that his Mars is 3° Aries is only 4 ticks away from the vectored compass bearing of 07° otherwise expressed as 07° Aries measurement from his home in Springfiled, Mass to Darmouth where he went for 4 years to college.  

But Moreover, was learning that while Thoedore was attending Dartmouth, the Dean of the school insisted he end all extracurricular activities as punishment for getting caugh drinking Gin with a few of his friends in his room.   So instead of quiting the campus' humor magazine, Dartmouth Jack-O-Lantern, he began signing his name as ' Seuss". 

Here are a few keywords to describle that MarsJupiter Uranus Neptune TSquare, which quite nicely tells not only of the direction of Dartmouth but what would happen to Theodor while there at Dartmouth. These keywords are as follows. 

• Neptune is alcohol and mystery. 
• Jupiter is publishing. 
• Mars is action. 
• Uranus is untameable. 

​As mentioned earlier Theodor had these planets in tight TSquare at his birth. So not only was the direction of Dartmouth written in his stars, but what would happen there was even foretold by the nature of those same wandering stars.  

Fascinating. Don't ya think?  Now let's scry his name, THEODORE GEISEL. 

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Syntax Detective -  THEODORE GEISEL

I do very much love the Stars and seeing how they come to display their sparkle in peoples' lives.  But one of the other fun things I do is scouring a persons name for more clues about their life actions, successes, and even mishaps.  I've actually used this process to help find missing people.  The sounds our names make are very powerful.  Lets get back to Theodor.

Now didn't I just tell and show you in this writing how the degree's in Theodor's natal  MarsJupiter Uranus Neptune TSquare offered Darmouth as a direction for his higher education?  Well, his name, THEODOR GEISEL, can be rearranged to tell us OH! DEGREES TOIL.  How cool is that?  Aside from a little Gin with friends I'm sure he worked hard while at Dartmouth.

SUESS was the surname of Theordors' mother, Henrietta.  THEODORE SUESS GEISEL is also a very telling treasure of a name, as I found all its letters can be uncannily re-arranged into, SEE HUGE STORIES SOLD.  It's been reported that over 600 million Dr. Suess books have been sold. Every letter of his name phrase, THEODORE SUESS GEISEL, could be rearranged into this astonishing truth.

Happy Birthday, Dr. Suess!  Thanks for all the wonderful writings.