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Gann was astrological all the way. His greatest "hero" was Judah8 S+ r4 T+ ^$ ^1 G4 Q% b6 w
Touro. This man made MILLIONS in the cotton markets in New Orleans. He# B# Y: m0 N! @( h" T9 \
gave away universities, hospitals, and large endowments to the city of
8 H, t' a/ V( V; ]( sNew Orleans and to several cities on the east coast. Judah Touro is$ a8 k3 s0 H$ K
famous for NEVER having a
) e) i& H3 F, W" |$ alosing trade on the New Orleans cotton market. Judah Touro was heavily! q8 _ q8 x; }, w
into Astrology and Masonic teachings. His material is "hidden" New
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2 _0 w& W- _! j' F* V4 t) gGann studied Judah Touro's work extensively while in New Orleans.
. C4 Y6 {- Z0 o1 |" F( A) S3 [Judah Touro was such a philanthropist that several books have been# G5 n+ b3 l8 A, c4 g
written about his life.
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$ x2 h$ @/ ^, b* jJudah had a sad life and lost the only love of his life. The personal
* O2 F' F" M. ?, T* k ltragedy of the hero in "Tunnel Thru the Air" is VERY similar to the: [1 p+ c6 M; p& _9 H8 p8 g
real life story of Judah Touro. Reading this book instantly reminds
+ S3 i1 ]. i4 j) `one of this great trader.5 N# }# A; i5 \9 F* B
$ w4 r4 ?5 [+ k, m/ ~( f2 V( CGann also had a tragic personal life. His "religious" wife was
! e3 W& Y, T; voffended by how he made his millions. She taught her "religion" to her$ D' L, \8 O# O$ ^* e+ ]$ j- x
son. Gann's son also found Gann's work to be offensive. Since Gann's
/ Z: `3 T* ^( ?' H* c; X* awork (Astrology) was so offensive to his relatives while he was alive,5 `+ O# |( Q; T) W
he decided that they would NOT inherit his money when he died.
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8 z" M0 t% @$ I8 @: @; EGann designed his estate so that neitherhis wife nor his son would4 n" ~' o+ v# q. I
inherit his money. They would NOT be contaminated by his "filthy lucre".$ L& U5 }& s& S/ T
. V5 x" t/ h' I% l7 eby Bonnie Lee Hill
5 h7 Y2 G# P7 z# f# Y+ ^A true great researcher in Gann |
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