CD-B DIRECTORY

COSMIC DATA-BANK

PROJECT 22

1,441 HOMOSEXUAL OR BISEXUAL MEN AND WOMEN, page 2

HELIOGRAM TYPES

The following table lists the eight heliogram types and the number of participants in this study who were born with each type.  For a full description of the range of heliogram types in the other projects, use this link:  SUMMARY

The men and women in this study fall at the mid-range between low and high counts for heliogram types in all the projects completed to date.

PLANETARY PATTERNS

Throughout all the projects we have counted the five most frequently seen planetary patterns in every heliogram. The following table displays the counts for each pattern ALONE (no other patterns present) and in complex heliograms where more than one pattern is present for these 1,441 men and women.

**NONE OF THE ABOVE - There were 46 individuals who displayed none of the five planetary patterns seen in the other heliograms. They do have patterns present, but not the stellium, kite, etc.

The most frequently seen combinations of patterns on the heliograms is the Stellium + T-square (27.9%), followed by the Stellium + T-square + Kite (10.6%). It has been seen throughout the other projects that it is to your advantage to be born with either of these two combinations.

The riddle of the GRAND TRINE is present in this project as it has been in all the others. Humans are seldom born when the solar system has only a grand trine pattern on display and there may be several explanations for this which I will discuss further down this page.

ANGULAR SEPARATION

The 1,441 heliograms were also examined for angular relationships and declination between two pairs of planets. The work has never been done on a large population and so here is the first evidence. Planets are constantly making angular relationships with each other as they orbit the Sun. The four angular relationships in this study are the conjunction, opposition, square and trine.

Over 70% of the homosexual men did not have any of the four major aspects between Mars and Uranus at the time of their birth; over 75% of the women displayed the same lack of aspects.

The table below shows the percentage of the four major aspects between Venus and Mars in these 1,441 homosexual men and women.  More than 70% of them had none of these major aspects between Venus and Mars when they were born. Males, however, demonstrated twice as many born with Venus and Mars in square aspect than females. The other angular aspects are very similar for both men and women in their count percentages.

DECLINATION

Declination measures the position of a planet above or below the celestial equator; planets can be parallel (P) or contraparallel (CP) to each other as they orbit the Sun. Planets at the same declination are parallel to each other while those in opposite declinations are contraparallel to each other. An orb of 1 degree was used in arriving at the results seen in the following table.

Three times as many women as men in this study were born at a time when Mars and Uranus were in parallel declination but otherwise the counts as percentages of the whole remain very similar between them.

SUMMARY OF RESULTS FOR PROJECT 22

Every project has revealed a great deal about the cosmic signatures of groups of individuals with a common interest in lifestyle, profession, or expertise and this one is no different. We are still learning about the factors that influence humans to seek same-sex, opposite-sex partners, or numerous partners of all genders as they go through life. We know as little about why some folks prefer partners with red hair as we do about why some folks prefer someone of the same gender. Life on planet Earth is a collection of variations on themes, so here is the cosmic profile summary of 1,441 homosexuals.

1. A seasonal influence is not present. All the sectors linked seasonally had similar counts.
2. The counts for the position of Venus were very similar in every sector with only small differences between the high and low sectors in the case of males and slightly more significant difference between high and low sector counts for females.
3. Males and females differed considerably in the sector counts for Mercury with males having the high count and females their low count in sector 12. Mercury may be a factor in determining sexual identification.
4. Significant differences are also seen for the position of Mars in the sectors with the high count for males in sector 4 and the high count for females in sector 10 which is opposite to sector 4. Mars may be a factor in determining sexual identification.
5. For planet Earth, males had the lowest count in sector 12 where females had their second highest count. Otherwise, there is little agreement between males and females in the sector counts for Earth. Seasonal influences were absent.
6. Counts for Heliogram Type fell at about the midpoint within the range of all the other projects.
7. Counts for Planetary Patterns showed a high percentage of homosexuals born with a T-Square, Stellium or a Kite Pattern, all of which are found in significant frequency in the heliograms of high achievers.
8. Approximately three-quarters of the homosexuals had none of the angular aspects between Mars and Uranus, or between Venus and Mars, and those results differed significantly with those of the Medical Doctors (Project 8) for example.
9. The results for Declinations showed little difference between men and women except that three times as many women in the study were born with Venus and Mars in parallel declination.
10. There is some evidence illustrating that homosexuals, lesbians, and bisexuals may have a distinctly unique cosmic profile. There are some variations from other groups but more work certainly must be done. 
11. Men and women should be counted separately in all project studies and the results kept separate for comparison. There appears to be significant cosmic profile differences between men and women.
12. A cosmic profile for homosexuals has been hinted at by this project and more studies should be done. The confusing factor with this project was that almost all of the men and women used in this study were extremely creative and productive people, mostly positive, and all quite famous or infamous. What we have provided in this study is a look at the cosmic profile of homosexuals & bisexuals who are also high achievers. The CD-B should do another study with homosexuals of no particular claim to fame and see if the results differ from this one.

        THIS PROJECT HAS INCREASED THE MYSTERY SURROUNDING THE GRAND TRINE PATTERN. Know more - The Grand Trine