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	Ronald Reagan was shot but not killed by John Hinckley March 30, 1981. Heretofore, the Jupiter-Saturn conjunctions that coincided with deaths of presidents had been in earth signs (the sure sign of physical karma) but the 1980–81 conjunction occurred in Libra, an air sign, which would not necessarily indicate the crystallization of this cyclic national karma in the physical. However, the air sign, corresponding to the mind and mental activity, would show the crystallization of the intent and the attempted assassination in the mind of the would-be assassin. Because of this some astrologers speculated that the president would not be assassinated in office.		Ronald Reagan was shot but not killed by John Hinckley March 30, 1981. Heretofore, the Jupiter-Saturn conjunctions that coincided with deaths of presidents had been in earth signs (the sure sign of physical karma) but the 1980–81 conjunction occurred in Libra, an air sign, which would not necessarily indicate the crystallization of this cyclic national karma in the physical. However, the air sign, corresponding to the mind and mental activity, would show the crystallization of the intent and the attempted assassination in the mind of the would-be assassin. Because of this some astrologers speculated that the president would not be assassinated in office.

	I believe the president survived that attempted assassination because [[Saint Germain]]’s [[Keepers of the Flame]] throughout the world held a weekend prayer marathon of [[dynamic decree]]s to thwart and transmute the predicted assassination (which Saint Germain made me aware of before the fact) and to break the curse of Tecumseh. And so they gathered in their sanctuaries on January 25, 1981, invoking the protection of the [[~~seven archangels~~]] and the action of the [[violet flame]] delivered by the heavenly hosts to mitigate the effects of individual and national karma according to the will of God.		I believe the president survived that attempted assassination because [[Saint Germain]]’s [[Keepers of the Flame]] throughout the world held a weekend prayer marathon of [[dynamic decree]]s to thwart and transmute the predicted assassination (which Saint Germain made me aware of before the fact) and to break the curse of Tecumseh. And so they gathered in their sanctuaries on January 25, 1981, invoking the protection of the seven [[archangel]]s and the action of the [[violet flame]] delivered by the heavenly hosts to mitigate the effects of individual and national karma according to the will of God.

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A conjunction of these [[Jupiter]] and [[Saturn]] occurs every 20 years, and from 1840 to 1960 it coincided with the death of an American president, usually by assassination: Harrison, [[Abraham Lincoln|Lincoln]], Garfield, McKinley, Harding, Roosevelt and Kennedy. Popular belief also attributed the cyclic death of American presidents to the curse of the Shawnee Indian chief Tecumseh on President William Henry Harrison. This has been called the '''curse of Tippecanoe'''.

Harrison was a General in the U.S. Army and governor of the Indiana Territory who presided over a steady encroachment onto Indian lands. At the Battle of Tippecanoe in 1811 he led U.S. forces in a bloody defeat of the Shawnee Indians led by Tecumseh’s brother, the Shawnee Prophet. Tecumseh joined the British to fight against the United States in the War of 1812 and was killed in the Battle of the Thames, October 5, 1813. Either he or his brother reputedly pronounced a curse on Harrison and on the White House. Harrison, elected president in 1840, died of pneumonia after only a month in office.

Ronald Reagan was shot but not killed by John Hinckley March 30, 1981. Heretofore, the Jupiter-Saturn conjunctions that coincided with deaths of presidents had been in earth signs (the sure sign of physical karma) but the 1980–81 conjunction occurred in Libra, an air sign, which would not necessarily indicate the crystallization of this cyclic national karma in the physical. However, the air sign, corresponding to the mind and mental activity, would show the crystallization of the intent and the attempted assassination in the mind of the would-be assassin. Because of this some astrologers speculated that the president would not be assassinated in office.

I believe the president survived that attempted assassination because [[Saint Germain]]’s [[Keepers of the Flame]] throughout the world held a weekend prayer marathon of [[dynamic decree]]s to thwart and transmute the predicted assassination (which Saint Germain made me aware of before the fact) and to break the curse of Tecumseh. And so they gathered in their sanctuaries on January 25, 1981, invoking the protection of the [[seven archangels]] and the action of the [[violet flame]] delivered by the heavenly hosts to mitigate the effects of individual and national karma according to the will of God.

== Sources ==

Elizabeth Clare Prophet, October 12, 1981.

Elizabeth Clare Prophet, ''Pearls of Wisdom'', 1988, book 2, introduction, chapter 5.

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