Johannes Vehlow

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Johannes Vehlow (born September 21, 1890 in Rügenwalde , Western Pomerania , † March 6, 1958 in Berlin ) was a German astrologer .

Life

Vehlow's main work was the eight-volume course in scientific birth astrology , in which he tried to establish astrology scientifically. The first edition was published by Gregor A. Gregorius , the founder of the magical lodge Fraternitas Saturni , for which Vehlow also made other contributions.

In 1925 he created a horoscope for Reich Chancellor Paul von Hindenburg and in 1933 a horoscope for Reich Chancellor Adolf Hitler . In the summer of 1941 Vehlow was imprisoned for six months as part of the esoteric and astrologer raid after Rudolf Hess , who was then considered a fan of esoteric and astrology, and was banned from working . After the war and Soviet imprisonment, he returned to astrology. In 1955 he finished the eight-volume teaching course started in 1926.

Vehlow represented a form of astrology that was more strongly oriented towards its origins ( "ancient manner" ).

Works

  • The horoscope of the German Republic , Linser, Berlin-Pankow 1922
  • The age of unrest and struggles - An astrological consideration of the influences of our planetary system on the development of the human race taking into account the horoscope of the world , Linser, Berlin-Pankow 1922
  • Teaching course in scientific birth astrology , Peters, Berlin 1926–1955
    • Volume 1: The Astrologer's Worldview and the True Basics of Horoscopy , 1926
    • Volume 2: The technique of calculating the horoscope - The system of dignities of the planets and the fixed star analyzes , 1926
    • Volume 3: The Analysis of the Astrological Elements , 1928
    • Volume 4: The Systematic Interpretation of the Horoscope , 1929
    • Volume 5: The New Simplified System of Astrological Direction and Correction of Inaccurate Time of Birth , 1932
    • Volume 6: Transits and auxiliary horoscopes - The Revolutions , 1936
    • Volume 7: The Progressive Auxiliary Horoscopes - Comparative and Esoteric Astrology and Other Specialties , 1936
    • Volume 8: The theory of constellations - measure, number and magic squares , 1955

literature

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Claudia von Schierstedt: Johannes Vehlow - Champion for a Scientific Astrology , accessed on March 18, 2019.
  2. ^ Claudia von Schierstedt: Johannes Vehlow - pioneer for a scientific astrology
personal data
SURNAME Vehlow, Johannes
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German astrologer
DATE OF BIRTH September 21, 1890
PLACE OF BIRTH Rügenwalde , Western Pomerania
DATE OF DEATH March 6, 1958
Place of death Berlin