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Ronald Reagan's occultist mentor
Ronald Reagan and the occultist: The amazing story of the thinker behind his sunny optimism
The Gipper's warm "morning in America" worldview was directly shaped by his reading of occult thinker Manly P. Hall
Ronald Reagan and the occultist: The amazing story of the thinker behind his sunny optimism - Salon.com
The Reagan Era: Government By Horoscope?
Consider Joan Quigley`s new book, ``What Does Joan Say?``, as Part 3 of the Star Wars Trilogy. The other Star Wars Trilogy. The one that began in May 1988, when former chief of staff Donald Regan`s ``For the Record`` revealed that Nancy Reagan said yes to astrology. And in a big way. A San Francisco astrologer had called the shots on ``virtually every major move and decision the Reagans made.``
Part 2, Nancy Reagan`s ``My Turn,`` published last year, pooh-poohed Regan`s account. Basically Nancy said, Hey, my husband was shot, I got nervous, so I turned to an astrologer. All she did was pick a couple of dates for a couple of speeches. What`s everybody making such a big fuss about?
``Joan`s recommendations had nothing to do with policy or politics-ever,`` wrote Nancy Reagan. ``Her advice was confined to timing.``
Not true, says the astrologer in Part 3: ``What Does Joan Say?`` (Carol Publishing group, $17.95). Timing was just the beginning.
The Reagan Era: Government By Horoscope? - Chicago Tribune
By the '60s, Reagan's interest had turned to politics, and his stable of advisers had widened to include Jeane Dixon.
The President's Astrologers - Joan Quigley, Nancy Reagan, Politicians and Their Families, Ronald Reagan : People.com