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Gann was astrological all the way. His greatest "hero" was Judah: \5 ]( b3 {& D% D
Touro. This man made MILLIONS in the cotton markets in New Orleans. He+ T) F. B8 j: b
gave away universities, hospitals, and large endowments to the city of
+ J! S' K; D# v2 n. ~/ |New Orleans and to several cities on the east coast. Judah Touro is. H! ~* u/ ]3 A' L* l
famous for NEVER having a
3 M8 |, G1 {: L8 ?6 C5 mlosing trade on the New Orleans cotton market. Judah Touro was heavily6 h) Z6 m$ K3 H3 d h3 Y
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.
: W" F' F+ \3 A4 n: uJudah Touro was such a philanthropist that several books have been; j7 u8 J }) n. o" }( ~, j
written about his life.- x$ [: z( Y3 f- e
, o. |, p8 i# B4 S8 M0 _" E- {Judah had a sad life and lost the only love of his life. The personal
2 [# |) I/ b) W) q9 {4 Rtragedy of the hero in "Tunnel Thru the Air" is VERY similar to the
7 u/ P' [6 G7 R; Areal life story of Judah Touro. Reading this book instantly reminds
" b4 F0 {( q: ~& X6 lone of this great trader.
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Gann also had a tragic personal life. His "religious" wife was$ E4 [( r+ E4 p6 i# G2 ?' H
offended by how he made his millions. She taught her "religion" to her
2 ~; V r* I5 W6 o( Json. Gann's son also found Gann's work to be offensive. Since Gann's2 P m& G2 C& L" i! D: c: X# X
work (Astrology) was so offensive to his relatives while he was alive,
$ H/ b( T$ h* O- X, ]) f$ r6 A- phe 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
, ?% ~1 H- v2 Z) iinherit his money. They would NOT be contaminated by his "filthy lucre".
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$ m- X% @; B- Nby Bonnie Lee Hill. V9 Q1 W0 o& Z' T
A true great researcher in Gann |
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