Art Bell (June 17, 1945 – April 13, 2018)

When I saw a YouTube video about Art Bell‘s crossing on Cash Peters‘ site, yesterday, I wondered how I’d never knew about him before. Having never heard “Coast to Coast AM” I was totally unaware of his interest in ‘otherworldly’ topics.

The timing of his birth chart is the same on most astrology sites. That Mars/Neptune inconjunct may be a relevant clue to his personality.

Mars Inconjunct Neptune

With this aspect you must learn to stand up for yourself and demand your rights forthrightly and directly. Often you feel that you don’t have enough energy to assert yourself or that any such effort would be futile. Unfortunately, some people with this aspect learn to work behind the scenes or dishonestly. Others simply give up or take a defeatist attitude toward life.

Sometimes this aspect operates on the physical plane as well. You may have a generally low energy level and feel tired all the time but not able to sleep because of nervousness. You may actually need more sleep than others, and if so, you should try to get it. This aspect may also indicate that you tend to have allergies and infections.

You should get regular exercise to build up your body.

He Died from an Accidental Overdose of ‘Lawfully Prescribed Medication’

This timing is entirely randomized and then adjusted back by 5 hours to make it happen in the middle of the night. This is entirely speculative, on my part. The configuration is similar to his birth chart in that all the energies are limited to one half of the chart. What cannot be taken away is that the Sun is inconjunct to Jupiter on that fateful day.

It is important to discipline your habits and try not to do anything to excess, as you may tend to do. You may gain a great deal of weight, for example, or damage your health in other ways. Laziness and physical softness are very great dangers with this aspect. You may tend to be sloppy in the way you dress and take care of yourself.

Planets in Youth (by Robert Hand)

Anyway, Fox News reported his death this way:

According to an obituary shared by the program, the show became syndicated across the country in 1993 and drew in listeners with its wee-hours chatter about conspiracy theories and aliens, shadow people and spectral energy.

The obituary said that as Bell “begins his journey on the ‘Other Side,’ we take solace in the hope that he is now finding out all of the answers to the mysteries he pursued for so many nights with all of us.”

Amen to that.

Interview with Al Bielek.