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Gann was astrological all the way. His greatest "hero" was Judah
- F' _9 v9 V# G, V( OTouro. This man made MILLIONS in the cotton markets in New Orleans. He
' Y3 o8 n; F0 y+ \7 Cgave away universities, hospitals, and large endowments to the city of
4 e0 |0 l0 b( V8 q1 J+ f5 aNew Orleans and to several cities on the east coast. Judah Touro is" H8 `$ L) n" ^% @) x
famous for NEVER having a
' m0 \; F2 {) g$ m4 Olosing trade on the New Orleans cotton market. Judah Touro was heavily0 C2 b: J/ f/ h
into Astrology and Masonic teachings. His material is "hidden" New
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Gann studied Judah Touro's work extensively while in New Orleans. U' t# C: J; e w
Judah Touro was such a philanthropist that several books have been
" ~ Q7 R5 [4 e& ?, Twritten about his life.3 T9 }* A' V( F5 t1 k, _5 p
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Judah had a sad life and lost the only love of his life. The personal
- C# q) J; b: X; ^* d4 ?tragedy of the hero in "Tunnel Thru the Air" is VERY similar to the% r# y8 G% @( N1 d/ t3 B# u
real life story of Judah Touro. Reading this book instantly reminds
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4 k5 x4 C, I( X- UGann also had a tragic personal life. His "religious" wife was! T* D2 z0 S- j2 N3 r
offended by how he made his millions. She taught her "religion" to her! H/ U/ i9 d. ^+ Z% Z, ?$ u, s
son. Gann's son also found Gann's work to be offensive. Since Gann's
! j6 q! }6 f( V0 g3 wwork (Astrology) was so offensive to his relatives while he was alive,: ~! i0 |$ ]. q# y
he decided that they would NOT inherit his money when he died.
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Gann designed his estate so that neitherhis wife nor his son would
" I4 k' i1 O, ~1 |. binherit his money. They would NOT be contaminated by his "filthy lucre".+ f2 h3 P: `4 R s% ]
3 ?) R9 ^, Z4 c2 ^$ N7 Lby Bonnie Lee Hill3 ]# g# L1 C. i5 W; ]6 E+ M
A true great researcher in Gann |
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