Every year on June 6, poetry lovers celebrate an important date - Pushkin's birthday. The sign of the zodiac under which the star of Russian culture sparkled is Gemini. It is important to know this in order to understand the strings of the soul of the great genius of the era.
Poetry of astrology
The hot summer of 1799. Pushkin is born. Who, according to the sign of the zodiac, is a small nobleman - a rhetorical question for that time. It didn't interest anyone. The child grew up, was silent a lot, and from the age of six he suddenly became very mobile.
Little Sasha is a typical Gemini. An inquisitive mind and a thirst for knowledge woke up in him very early. Terrible Hermes patronizes the sign and the poet. Everything comes easy. The love of reading appeared with the fairy tales of Arina Rodionovna and stayed with the poet until his death.
Astrology was discovered by Pushkin himself with another book. Who according to the sign of the zodiac is he - his first question asked to distant luminaries. However, the poet did not attach great importance to this acquired knowledge; rather, they amused Alexander.
Fatal prophecy
Predictions filled the fate of Pushkin suddenly, onat the turn of the twentieth year of his life, when he, jokingly, asked the German Kirchhoff to tell him fortunes for the future. Nothing foreshadowed incredible events, but they happened. The fortune-teller's prophecies began to come true on the same day when the poet's old friend returned the forgotten gambling debt to him.
Followed by a whole chain of fulfilled omens that somehow plunged the mocking Pushkin into superstition.
Analyzing the dates in the life of the poet, it is safe to say that the "devil's six" were present everywhere, from birth to death: he turned out to be the 666th lyceum student who died.
Kirchhoff was the first person Pushkin turned to for a prediction. Who is this young man according to the sign of the zodiac, when is his date of birth - once a Greek acquaintance asked the poet. The first divination was on the cards, the second - by the stars. Both predictions agreed that Pushkin would die at the age of thirty-seven.
Death by "white head"
Few people know that the young dandy Alexander Sergeevich found out about his future one more time, before marrying Ekaterina Ushakova. Then the fortune-teller announced to him that the poet's wife would be the cause of death. The engagement was broken off. Pushkin later married the only muse in his life that he really loved.
The wedding with Natalie Goncharova was filled with "bad omens". Alexander noted this for himself, but did not change anything.
It so happened thatin January 1837, the white-haired Dantes and Pushkin met in a deadly duel.
Who is the rival of the poet according to the sign of the zodiac? Is it fate or a psychogenic program, launched by a prophecy into the brain of the inspired Alexander? Whether such knowledge would have helped Pushkin, no one can say for sure.
Astrologers and numerologists tend to believe that everything is predetermined, fate controls people, and not vice versa. Although there are possible options for correcting life situations. Based on the facts, we can only state with certainty that the prophecy about Pushkin's death, predicted three times by different people, has come true. By the way, the reason for the duel was the wife of the poet, and death was accepted from the "white head".
A prophet of his time
The unique genius who blew up literature, published in large editions so far - Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin, whose zodiac sign determined his life path, creative direction, strength of soul and thoughts. The poet would not have become so popular if he had not had a thin heart string. His poems do not leave anyone indifferent, are easy to remember and often predict. A superstitious poet, a prophet, a mocker, a joker - all this is Alexander Pushkin. The sign of the zodiac - Gemini, combining the feminine and masculine, allowed the poet to be always different and infinitely loved.
Pushkin himself repeatedly turned to the stars in verse, studied them through astrology. These cosmic luminaries filled one way or another all his life. Alexander Sergeevich is compared with Nostradamus. Both were based on the truth revealed to themgreat space. The only difference is that Pushkin set forth the prophecies in verse, and Nostradamus - in centuries.
How can you not believe in Pushkin, if there is an archive that he kept. The records presented there point to the "great weariness of the people" in 1988, the changes associated with it, and the widespread loss of food. Even if the poet's prophecies are a myth, they are worth believing.
