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Lauren, 27.03.2009
NY, USA
No parent should ever bury their child, it goes against the laws of nature, for that I pray for the Huctchence family. For reasons I cannot fathom I have had Michael Hutchence continually on my mind for nearly 2 weeks. This is puzzling due to the fact I never knew him, never saw him in concert own none of his music. I did know of him respected his sound that of all the band which makes this haunted feeling I'm having curious troubling. I'm an Astrologer. After having these peculiar images the first thing I did was research his chart there it was. Michael was a man of seeming openness lightness, but he wasn't. He was so earthy intense did not manage conflict well one bit. He was prone to putting his emotions in corners letting them pile up pulling out what he needed when he needed them. He was stubborn, sensual practical all at once. He was so sweet but prone to passions destructive excesses which he thought helped him cope with feelings he couldn't contain. I needed to interpret his chart in order to make sense of his life his death, which was, in my opinion accidental a culmination of years of angry events synchronizing. He was a natural performer but in the end the depths of his soul emotions had no where to vent, the stage was no longer where he wanted them to be displayed. He wanted to make so many changes in his life for '98...I wish I could have known him as I know I could have applied my skills to assist him in prevailing over his very dark nights of the soul. I suspect that the reason I see him in my dreams is because there will be some update, news light shed surrounding his passing life that thus far has been withheld. I also believe his daughter will be much more like her father than mother(a very good thing after learning Paula's chart) ultimately she will be just fine. Like Princess Diana and JFK, Jr.some people were meant to stay in the 20th Century and not progress into the 21st Century. Michael was one of them. He didn't have to be. Michael has touched me more in death than he did in life. That sustains my belief that his consciousness did not die. His Dad is his greatest hero, don't write Michael's life off yet, I suspect there's more to come.
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