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Look at https://astrology-research.nl/mystiek/enneagram/famous-su.html



Which time seems most likely? With some empirical knowledge of the - hidden in plain sight -  on astrology based Sufi enneagram one can  simply reason.

https://www.astro.com/astro-databank/Swift,_Taylor writes:
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Forum user aloud212 pointed to
  • a Facebook entry on her fan page: "Taylor Alison Swift, born 13 December 1989 at 8:36 am on a Wednesday, born at Brampton Civic Hospital in Wyomissing, Pennsylvania". Same data in "Inside Taylor Nation: True Encounters with Taylor Swift" by Sarah Oliver, pg. 8.

    A French website claimed to have 8.46 pm from herself on Twitter, but has since taken it down. The tweet could not be found on Swift's twitter and is likely fake.

    TAY - The Taylor Swift Story (2015) by Jill Parker says ".. at Reading Hospital in nearby West Reading .. was born the next morning at 5:17 am on the 4th floor maternity ward. It was Dec 13, twelve days before Christmas ..". This book gives very specific information and recounts dialogue and events throughout without giving any sources or citations, making it an unreliable biographical source.
With some simple knowledge of the enneagram the ASC Scorpio time of 5h17 can be discarded as very unlikely. As it yields in based on astrological statistics an unlikely endscore of 5w6 in the attachment type year 1989.

The Asc Cap time of 8h36 could explain her coming to urban  power. But  the notion "yielding a hampered 6 singer " (low six score in the houses)  does not fit her urban success. 

So I guess - based on only three to me presented choices she has Asc Leo, when I had to choose between the given three options.

See also my Dutch letter to the NVWOA
 https://www.nvwoa.nl/nb/2023nb28-12.pdf
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Nederlandse Vereniging tot Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek naar de Astrologie
Nieuwsbrief december 2023,
jaargang 28 nr. 12
Agenda...2
Vestdijk en zijn horoscopen.........................................................................................3
Uit de Astrological Journal sept / okt 2023.................................................................11
Alois Treindl... 15
Have we been miscalculating planetary hours?.........................................................18
Enneagram en astrologie, een nog lopend onderzoek..............................................26
Huizen volgens het APC-systeem..............................................................................48
Gratis downloaden: The psychologisation of natal astrology in the twentieth century
door Laura Andrikopoulos..........................................................................................53
Colofon..................

But 13 years ago I wrote about this by astrologers neglected topic. Zeitgeist or the major effects but unseen (neglected) effects of the slow planets on human behaviour.
Enneagram en astrologie
https://vissesh.home.xs4all.nl/mystiek/enneagram/index.html
But few astrologers and enneagram wisdom specialists were interested in the found facts. They just ignored them (too busy, no time for your lecture).

Sjoerd Visser

John Cale - I Keep A Close Watch on this Heart of Mine:
https://youtu.be/7UX_PyAy-20

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Hi there - thanks for contributing to this board - interesting work with Planetdance.

Best wishes. Ed

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From: The Enneagram: A Primer for Psychiatry Residents

https://psychiatryonline.org/doi/full/10.1176/appi.ajp-rj.2020.150301


TABLE 1. Summary of the nine basic Enneagram personality types
Type   Description   Basic fear   Basic desire:

Type 1: The Perfectionist. Principled, conscientious, organized, responsible, and committed. Concerned with improvement, morality, desire to perfect themselves and their surroundings. Seen as detail oriented, hypercritical and judgmental. Struggle with an "inner critic," repressed anger, impatience and a sense that nothing is good enough. Basic fear: To be bad or corrupt. Basic desire: To be good or have integrity.

Type 2: The Helper. Intuitive, empathetic, people pleasing. Concerned with relationships and sense of connection to others. Seen as warm, emotional, comforting, optimistic, easy to flatter or manipulate. Struggle with advocating for their own needs and often "give to get"—working to meet the needs of others in hopes their needs will be met in return. Basic fear: To be unworthy of being loved, to be unwanted. Basic desire: To be loved.

Type 3: The Achiever. Hard working, competitive, success oriented, and image conscious. Concerned with performance, external validation and praise, and feeling distinguished. Seen as self-assured, energetic, charming, focused on goals. Struggle with vulnerability and self-awareness of their own inner desires. Basic fear:To be worthless or insignificant, to fail and disappoint others. Basic desire: To be valuable and accepted.

Type 4: The Individualist. Sensitive, introspective, reserved, emotionally honest with self and others. Concerned with authenticity, able to endure suffering, and a tendency toward individualism and artistic expression. Seen as unique, creative, withdrawn, moody, self-absorbed. Struggle with a sense that something is lacking in themselves or the world. Basic fear: To have no identity or personal significance. Basic desire: To be meaningful based on their inner experience.

Type 5: The Investigator. Cerebral, sensitive, independent, and emotionally restrained. Concerned with privacy, knowledge, insight, and contemplation. Seen as observant, expert, analytical, eccentric, and devoted to their group. Struggle with social interaction, emotional expression, and the tendency to isolate. Basic fear: To be useless, helpless, or incapable. Basic desire: To be capable and competent.

Type 6: The Loyalist. Loyal, reliable, committed, security oriented. Concerned with clearly defined roles and structure, alliance to beliefs and groups. Seen as responsible, protective, anxious, suspicious. Struggle with fear, paranoia, worst-case scenarios. Basic fear: To be without security and support. Basic desire: To have security and support.

Type 7: The Enthusiast. Enthusiastic, adventure seeking, optimistic. Concerned with freedom, excitement, and spontaneity. Seen as energetic, outgoing, the "life of the party." Struggle with compulsivity, overextension of self, and commitment. Basic fear: To be confined or in pain. Basic desire: To be happy and satisfied

Type 8: The Challenger. Willful, tough, and independent. Concerned with power dynamics, desire to be in control, and justice. Seen as a leader, hardworking, decisive, able to withstand conflict. Struggle with anger, fear of vulnerability, aggression. Basic fear: To be harmed or controlled by others. Basic desire: To be in control and to protect self and others.

Type 9: The Peacemaker. Easygoing, open minded, peaceful, conflict avoidant. Concerned with harmony, comfort, boundaries. Seen as likeable, laid back, dependent, complacent. Struggle with finding their own voice and meaning, being passive aggressive or avoidant. Basic fear: To be disconnected, separate, lost. Basic desire: To have peace and stability in their internal and external world.

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I am very interested in your feedback after using the module.