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Gann was astrological all the way. His greatest "hero" was Judah0 ]0 D5 s8 k. ^2 W7 q! y' F& F; U
Touro. This man made MILLIONS in the cotton markets in New Orleans. He
0 n3 I3 u6 q+ `7 ggave away universities, hospitals, and large endowments to the city of3 W& X. z- ? _+ r( k3 d9 Q* u
New Orleans and to several cities on the east coast. Judah Touro is
) e ?' u0 N% Ufamous for NEVER having a
4 i" a% V/ N% `% Z1 plosing trade on the New Orleans cotton market. Judah Touro was heavily6 E0 x- K, L4 N+ [
into Astrology and Masonic teachings. His material is "hidden" New7 t. r" K& _5 x: X8 V& d
Orleans.& }5 i2 Y+ s0 _0 R
$ d, y, ^5 y" z, ]% z4 e) X& XGann studied Judah Touro's work extensively while in New Orleans.
3 Y. D% ] P5 [4 `& ^$ `' t( x7 x" _Judah Touro was such a philanthropist that several books have been
. k4 U+ y$ {/ kwritten about his life.
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. F. N& _) T- gJudah had a sad life and lost the only love of his life. The personal
; k! s ?0 \9 ]# P' ztragedy of the hero in "Tunnel Thru the Air" is VERY similar to the2 r6 [# e G5 ^7 q
real life story of Judah Touro. Reading this book instantly reminds
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( |+ o7 Z) _1 pGann also had a tragic personal life. His "religious" wife was% Y/ r6 x P8 c! q6 O- `
offended by how he made his millions. She taught her "religion" to her3 k, k; L* q6 J* T% W. i
son. Gann's son also found Gann's work to be offensive. Since Gann's
5 C# l' @) c3 V1 S" dwork (Astrology) was so offensive to his relatives while he was alive,: h" W$ x9 ^5 R3 j8 G
he decided that they would NOT inherit his money when he died.
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( A0 W! L* X3 n7 B+ ]( rGann designed his estate so that neitherhis wife nor his son would' V: G+ r5 i; ]2 X: }; k
inherit his money. They would NOT be contaminated by his "filthy lucre".
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: K( L# _" t& f8 s# Bby Bonnie Lee Hill
$ X! x" j' j' Z9 M! Z- KA true great researcher in Gann |
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