Jay Sebring is the Reincarnation of Paul Bern

The more I researched this story, the more it didn’t add up, until you think in terms of reincarnation.

Paul Bern married Jean Harlow in July, 1932. But he had been previously in a common-law relationship with Dorothy Millette. (The 1920 US Census lists them as married and living together in New York City.) They met in Montreal in 1911. Millette may also have been born in France in 1895, and not 1886 as listed on her grave marker. When Paul moved to Hollywood, Dorothy remained in New York at their apartment (and probably not in hospital as suggested by history). He supported her throughout their ‘marriage’, even when she moved to San Francisco in 1932. I’m fairly sure that her continued presence in Paul’s life was a constant threat to Jean’s happiness.

But Paul Bern was a man caught in the middle of a triangle not of his own making. I suspect his marriage to Jean Harlow was a Hollywood stunt that backfired spectacularly. The night of his death may have been the last act in a huge game of deception and lies.

But What Has That To Do With Jay Sebring?

Jay Sebring bought the old house at 9820 Easton Drive, Benedict Canyon, Los Angeles because he liked it. He was also aware of his history as the home that Paul Bern bought for Jean Harlow (even though she hated it), and the place where Paul died. He was following his own karmic trail.

Most people would pooh-pooh the idea, but Jay may have been trying to exorcize his own ghost story.

Jay’s Part of Fortune is conjunct Paul’s natal Ascendant. Jay’s Uranus is conjunct both Paul’s natal Moon and Paul’s ‘fatal’ Uranus. Jay’s Moon is in a wide conjunction to Paul’s natal North Node/Part of Fortune conjunction. Jay’s South Node is conjunct Paul’s ‘fatal’ Mercury. Jay’s Sun is conjunct Paul’s natal Mars. Jay’s Ascendant is opposite Paul’s natal Venus. Jay’s Venus/Mars conjunction is conjunct Paul’s ‘fatal’ Moon. Do you see how this ghost story is lining up? Jay wanted to undo the errors of the past by befriending Sharon, and being faithful to her, even unto death. What more can I say?