Mary Baker Eddy's elder brother was the law-partner of
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POTUS-14 Bleeding Kansas 1804-1869 Franklin Pierce
Founder of the Church of Christ, Scientist
Author of Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures
Faith Healer
a.k.a. Mary Morse Baker
a.k.a. Mary Baker Glover
a.k.a. Mary Patterson
a.k.a. Mary Baker Glover Eddy
a.k.a. Mary Baker G. Eddy
Earthbody-Entry Monday-16-July-1821
Earthbody-Exit 03-Dec-1910 (age 89)
Christian Science leader + doctrinal writer + faith healer * 1821-1910 * Mary Baker Eddy
birth data from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Baker_Eddy * tentatively rectified by BP Lama
charts, graphs and tables produced by Shri Jyoti Star * adapted by BP Lama
Rising Nakshatra
Feminine Nativities
Magha * Pitriya * Agadash * Ajjha* Karman * Vutatma * Anvastaka * Kosthagara
BPL commentary
For Magha births of a feminine valence, the condition of limitless, observing, uncoupling, surrendering, abandoning, disinterested, ethereal, wandering, dispersing Ketu may considerably affect the outcome.
For those born into the Ketu-ruled paradigm of Ajjha, spirit guides, astral beings, pilgrims, ghosts, wanderers, observers, witnesses, awareness of impermanence, freedom from conventions, disregard for consequences, and inner listening may be especially influential.
Guided by the patrons of Regulus. Their purpose is royal patronage of the spiritual fire traditions.
Fire Magicians
Magha gentlewomen may have a cause for which they are willing to sacrifice their own interests. Often there is some acute severance or separation which may be repaired after a long time.
Fervently spiritual yet often unconventional in their behavior, Makha ladies can be socially eccentric. Their special combination of Ketu's witness perspective with Surya's absolute certainty of purpose = a unique personality that defies conventional limits.
Intensely romantic, disregarding of political consequences, and dramatic in their devotion to the ideal, the feminine Agha are typically independent actors and capable of living separately if circumstances demand it.
She is often the only woman in a patriarchal (pitri) environment. This daunting fact, she confidently disregards. Her qualities of detachment + her authentic intelligence may provoke criticism from more pedestrian judges.
Themes of separation, disconnection, abandonment, alienation, escape, wandering, annihilation, surrender, and liberation may contextualize Agha's terrestrial experience. Applies also to Chandra in Magha
QUOTATION from Shil-Ponde. (1939).Hindu Astrology Joytisha-Shastra . p 94
"A frank and courageous nature
and a charming and interesting character ...
Unfortunately these attributes seem to engender envy on the part of those less fortunately bequeathed.
As a result, this person is subject to barbs of gossip
and all through her life has many secret enemies
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who are jealous of her in one way or another.
this in spite of the fact that hers is essentially an honorable and virtuous character
not given to either thought or action
which should bring slander or scandal.
She is particularly loyal to her family
and will do anything to make them happy.
As a result of his, her actions are often misconstrued
and used against her by her enemies."
Mary Baker Eddy in elder years
Biographical data matched to Vimshottari Dasha bhukti
Christian Science 1821-1910 Mary Baker Eddy
Chandra Mahadasha
* age birth until age 3
16-July-1821 Earth-birth in Bow Center, New Hampshire, USA as the youngest of six children * Chandra-Budha bhukti
Mangala Mahadasha * age 3 until age 10
Rahu Mahadasha * age 10 until age 28
26-July-1836 (MBE age 17) passed the catechism test + received into the Tilton Congregational Church * Rahu-Guru bhukti * Guru doctrine
12-Dec-1843 exchange the vows of marriage-1 with the stone-mason, George Washington Glover (MBE age 22) * Rahu-Zukra bhukti * samchara Rahu-Ketu via Dhanuzya-Mithunaya contact navamsha Mithunaya-Chandra
27-Jun-1844 grieved the decease of husband-1 from yellow fever. MBE was was 6-mos pregnant with her first child when she was suddenly widowed * Rahu-Zukra bhukti * Zukra-yuti-Surya = Surya rules 2nd-from-7th-from-Chandra = decease of lifepartner-1
12-Sep-1844 * celebrated the birth of child-1 = George Washington Glover, Jr. (MBE age 23) * Rahu-Zukra bhukti * Zukra rules 5th-from-Chandra
Guru Mahadasha * age 28 until age 44
1849 decease of fiancé, John Harriman Bartlett * Guru-Shani bhukti * nichha-Shani-5 romance * Shani-Return
Nov-1849 grieved the decease of mother (MBE age 28) * Guru-Guru swabhukti * Shani-yuti-Guru * Shani rules matrimaraka 7th-from-Chandra * during Rahu-Ketu return
1851 ailing MBE's five-yes-old son is sent to live permanently with the family nurse, Mahala Sanborn, who had been caring for the child since his birth. MBE was a non-custodial parent. At the boy's age 13, he moved with his Cheney family to distant Minnesota. At 17, he joined the Union Army. Mom-and-son remained connected by letters, but physical separation endured 30 years * Guru-Shani bhukti * Shani-yuti-Guru * nichha-Shani-9 rules 2nd-from-5th child's second family * nichha-Shani-Return
21-Jun-1853 exchange the vows of marriage-2 with rural dentist Daniel Patterson * Guru-Shani bhukti * Shani rules 7th Makara navamsha
1856 until 1862 MBE is bedridden with reported spinal condition * begin Guru-Ketu bhukti * Ketu fragmentation, withdrawal
Shani Mahadasha * age 44 until age 63
1865 * grieved the decease of father * Shani-Shani swabhukti * Shani pitrimaraka rules 7th-from-Surya
16-Jan-1866 (MBE age 45) grieved the decease of her spiritual teacher, the clockmaker + trance-healer Phineas Quimby. Self-declared withdrawal for study Shani-Shani swabhukti * Shani rogesha rules-6 illness
1873 (MBE age 52) granted divorce-1 from husband-2 following 20 years of marriage, on grounds of his adultery * Shani-Zukra bhukti * Zukra-yuti-Budha * Budha rules 6th-from-Chandra ++ Budha rules 2-divorce
1875 * MBE wrote Science and Health, the core text of Christian Science * Shani-Surya bhukti * Surya lagnesha + Budha-yuti-Surya writing
01-Jan-1877 * exchange the vows of marriage-3 with farmer and millworker, Asa Gilbert Eddy (MBE age 56) * Shani-Chandra bhukti * Chandra rules Karkata swamsha ++ Shani 2nd-return ++ 3rd Rahu-return
1879 founded the Church of Christ Scientist along with 26 followers * Shani-Rahu bhukti * Rahu-7 partnerships
1881 MBE founded the short-lived Massachusetts Metaphysical College * * Shani-Rahu bhukti
1882 MBE established the Massachusetts Medical College in Boston MA * Shani-Guru bhukti
04-Jun-1882 * grieved the decease of husband-3 (MBE age 60) * Shani-Guru bhukti * Guru rules 7th-from-9th-from-Chandra = death of third husband
1883 started The Christian Science Journal * Shani-Guru bhukti * Guru rules 5 = 3rd-from-3rd news media
Budha Mahadasha * age 63 until age 80
- Budha-Karkata-Azlesa * Budha in bhava-8 * Zukra-yuti-Budha * Budha-yuti-Surya
1888 (MBE age 67) legally adopts a 41-yo man as her son. Homeopathic physician Ebenezer J. Foster Eddy (b. 1847) The couple retreat into their home. Public scandal arose but MBE via her high-powered attorney brother sued or counter-sued all adversaries for defamation of character. MBE won and adversaries desisted. * Budha-Zukra bhukti * Zukra rules 11th-from-5th = gain of children
1889 closed the Massachusetts Medical College * Budha-Zukra bhukti * Zukra-12 rules 3 = 12th-from-4th = dissolution of school
1897 Breaks all relationships with adult adoptive son Ebenezer Foster Eddy (legal, financial, parental, personal) * Budha-Guru bhukti * Guru randhresha rules 8-destruction
1898 started Christian Science Sentinel * Budha-Guru bhukti * Guru rules 5 = 3rd-from-3rd news media
Ketu Mahadasha * age 80 until age 87
1903 started Herald of Christian Science * Ketu-Surya bhukti * Surya lagnesha + Budha-yuti-Surya writing
1907 yet another lawsuit. MBE's bio-son from her first marriage mounted a legal case to have MBE declared mentally incompetent. Predatory bio-son was seeking control of MBE's sizable financial estate. The case failed. * Ketu-Shani bhukti * nichha-Shani rogesha lawsuits
Zukra Mahadasha * age 87 until decease age 89
1908 started The Christian Science Monitor * Zukra-Zukra swabhukti * Zukra-yuti-Budha writing
03-Dec-1910 Lightbody Lift-off (MBE age 89) * Zukra-Zukra swabhukti * Zukra-yuti-Budha * Budha maraka rules 2
Christian Science 1821-1910 Mary Baker Eddy
Surya * pitrikaraka * jyotikaraka
- Surya-Karkata * Bhanu * ray of light
- Surya in bhava-12 * center of Other-Worlds * brightly contemplative * focus on seclusion * invisible light-source provides private guidance * intuitive entitlements * brilliant in research * intelligence for interior prayer * eye on imagination * sparkling center of the clairsentient drama * father may be isolated or unavailable
- Surya-yuti-Budha * confidently conversational * bright messenger * entitled to discuss * creatively intelligent sibling-cohort * discursive father-figure * gestures conduct the spiritual rays of the Sun * radiantly descriptive * articulate in drama * smart game-player * self-confident announcements * talks about ideals * narrative of power-politics * recites love poems * describes divine romance
- Surya-yuti-Zukra * confidently harmonious * brightly creative bargainer * artistic father-figure * uniquely intelligent feminine-figures * entitled to pleasures * aesthetic expressions align with the spiritual rays of the Sun * financial politics * radiantly diplomatic * self-reflexively attractive
FATHER
Dad was a farmer Surya-Karkata
Retreating, self-isolating Surya in bhava-12 + Budha-Azresa + Zukra-Asresa
He was said to have been a difficult man, harsh, punitive, and strong-willed. Nevertheless, his youngest daughter Mary remained devoted to him. Mark Baker was described as a strict, bitterly judgmental, humorless, quarrelsome, angry and contemptuous man.
In modern western psychology, Mark Baker's extremely strict religious observance, his obsession with rules and compulsive calendar procedures may have qualified for a diagnosis of Obsessive Compulsive Personality Disorder. This condition is often attributed to punitive parents. It can produce excessive rigidity and hate
Mark Baker was a slavery supporter. Above all his hatreds, he especially hated POTUS-16 Emancipation 1809-1865 Abraham Lincoln
Dad served briefly as a local justice of the peace ++ temporary militia chaplain
Chandra * matrikaraka * garha-karaka Chandra Atma Karaka
- Chandra-Makara-Draco * comforted by rhythmic hierarchical ordering
- Chandra in Dhaniztha-Vasu * comforted by forceful climbing * protectors of structured competition *, soothed by lawful conquest * needs to impose an orderly takeover * pursues routines of systematic dominance
- Chandra in classroom-2 * comfort in collections * familiar with history * soothed by stories * accustomed to storage * calmed by history * settled into the rhythm of languages * needs to feel the repeating pulse of inventory counting * emotionally attuned to lineage knowledge * routine restoration of knowledge * undulating voice * acculturated to sound, speech, song
Chandra randhresha rules karkata swamsha
MOTHER
- Mom = Abigail Barnard Ambrose Baker (b. 13-Apr-1784, d. 21-Nov-1849).
- Chandra in classroom-2 = focus on the Family, Food, Values-fulfillment
- "As the wife of Mark Baker she is remembered for her patience and industry. She devoted all her energies to the care of her family, and was faithful in attendance at church. And this simple record, like that of many another heroic New England housewife, is all that is known of Mrs. Eddy's mother. " ~~ MBE history
MARRIAGE partnership support expectations
Christian Science 1821-1910 Mary Baker Eddy was divorced once and widowed twice during her 89-year lifespan.
- marriage-1
- bhava-8 contains Surya-Zukra-Budha.
- stone-mason, George Washington Glover was a rural neighbor + her elder brother's best friend
- First husband similar to father = Surya-Karkata = a conservative patriot and farmer.
- Husband-1 = house-builder = Karkata + Surya-yuti-Budha tools.
- George Washington Glover (born c. 1818, m. 11-Dec-1843, d. 27-Jun-1844 yellow fever)
8th-from-7th-from-Chandra-12 = 2nd-from-Chandra
- marriage-2
- Kumbha bhava-3 = contains Rahu
- alliance ended in divorce due to adultery (his) Rahu
- Daniel Patterson dentist, b. circa 1818, m. 21-Jun-1853, sep. 1866, div. 1873, d. 1896.
3rd-from-7th-from-Chandra-02
- marriage-3
- Kanya bhava-10 social dignity, public reputation
- farmer, woolen-mill worker, Christian Science practitioner Asa Gilbert Eddy ( b. 1819, m. 1-Jan-1877, d. 2-Jun-1882, heart failure)
Kuja * bhratru-karaka * virya-karaka
- Mangala-Vrizabha * vigorous pursuit of lineage collections, * proactive in acquisition, hoards, herds, banking, treasuries * energized sounds + colors * dynamic arts of speech and song * push toward accumulations * champion of historic preservation
- Mangala in bhava-2 * drive toward values lineage, pursuit of treasuries, energized face-speech-song, aggressive family hoarding, vigorous capitalization-banking, storage, assets, conservation, family dynamics, acquisitive conquests
Mangala-2 assets rules gainful 11th-from-Chandra
Mangala rules 11th-from-Chandra = elder sibling, brither
- MBE's cherished elder brother was an attorney. He was the law-partner of POTUS-14 Bleeding Kansas 1804-1869 Franklin Pierce MBE learned a good deal of law from him. MBE's vigorous use-or-misuse of the lawcourts was controversial.
Budha * bandhava-karaka * zisya-karaka
- Budha-Karkata * comfortable communications * hand, arm, shoulders make protective gestures * rhythmic articulation of root culture * discusses nationality + ethnicity * writes about routine behaviors * argues for foundational stability * describes walls + moats + fencing + policing * defensive posture in discourse * converses with parental personalities * environmental wardens * issues customary pronouncements * delivers messages about sustainable settlements * habitual topics of patriotism, land use, shielding, cultivation, and nourishment
- Budha in bhava-8 * narrative of hidden information, mysterious facts, unexpected eruptions, shocking revelations, detailed discoveries, describer of unexpected circumstances, explainer of sudden change, delivers instructions for new identity, talks about transformative healing and renewal
- Budha-yuti-Surya * amusing explanations * central roles in communication * bright, clear descriptions * confidently delivers instruction * articulation of radiant authority * political messenger * talkative father-figures
- Budha-yuti-Zukra * explainer of balanced arrangements * affinity for diplomatic conversations * parity-seeking communicator roles * enjoys words * sweet descriptions * delivers instruction about relationships * vocabulary of balanced arrangements * articulator of equity in agreements * message of fairly bargained contracts * skilled in songwriting * talkative sister-cousin-cohort * detailed lyricist * attracts chatty partners , talkative sister-cousin-cohort, lyricist
Budha rules Arudha Lagna-3
= message, explanation, instruction, demonstration, meetings, media, publication, announcement, report, signal, transaction, teamwork, coordination, conference, confrere, cohort, collaboration
Budha Mahadasha * age 57.4 until age 74.4
MBE was a productive writer throughout her middle and later years.
Budha rules
- 3-publications * Rahu-11 drishti into bhava-3 ++ Shani drishti into 3
- 6-medicine, accusation * MBE was frequently accused of both fraud and plagiarism in her literary writings (3)
Mrs. Eddy articulated a process of self-medication via prayer and energy transfer
Guru * dhavakaraka * bahuta-karaka
- Guru-Meza * warrior dharma * philosophy of direct movement * many competitions * broad scope of pioneering action * permission to dominate * doctrine of conquest * invigorating guidance * expands the range of championship * believes in innovation
- Guru in bhava-1 * dig-bala * much vitality * philosophical personality * permission for unrestricted action * generous disposition * numerous identities * expands the scope of competition * many cheerful sporting activities * believes in birthright * expansive aura * extra height-or-girth * embodiment of tolerant cheer * a patron of personal benefit * in a wifely nativity, husband-figure may be a benefactor
- Guru-yuti-Shani atta-karaka * multiple elder-figures * permission to hold respected positions * abundant structure * develops many rules * expansive hierarchies * tolerance for diverse systems * optimistic philosophy of social regulation * large-scale responsibilities
Guru in bhava-1 doctrine, prayer, spiritual guidance
Guru-Meza rules 9 + 12-bedroom, and Guru rules 12th-from-Chandra. MBE was frequently bedridden via many (Guru) medically undetermined illnesses. Imagination, sanctuary space, and private prayer were her preferred environments.
Guru in bhava-1 rules
- 12-clairsentience interior guidance * MBE was an early proponent of techniques of the spiritualist movement such as séance and psychism She performed trance-channel for earning. She later Reversed her stance and opposed hypnotism, trance
- 9-sacred doctrine, first principles, humanism
Guru in bhava-1 rules Meena 10th navamsha * philosophy, theory
From Chandra-Makara-Draco lagna, the believers' voice of abundant, doctrinal, theoretical, philosophical, preaching Professor Guru rules
- the emotionally talkative, information-delivering, evangelical, publishing, announcing, script-reading, reporting, conversational, process-managing communications of 3rd-from-Chandra
- the emotionally enclosed, sanctuary-seeking, private, retreating, withdrawing, cloistered, imaginative, meditative 12th-from-Chandra
Zukra * svadhu-karaka * kalatra-karaka
- Zukra-Karkata * appreciation of comforting routine * likes to nourish * attracted to homeowners * preference for folk-lifestyle + farmers * pleasures of secure borders * enjoys rhythmic seasons * shared gardening * seeks balanced parenting arrangements* aesthetic of domestic sharing
- Zukra-4 * digbala * pleasure of home-based routines; likes the seasonal rhythms of nature, strong feminine presence in the home , aesthetic of domestic stability * pleasing designs to adorn the chest, breast, torso * appreciation of owned properties
- Zukra-yuti-Surya * balanced roles in drama * appreciation for political display * theatrical negotiations * self-focused diplomacy * radiant bright beauty * self-reflexive bargaining * sweetly confident entitlements * enjoys games * negotiating father-figure * intelligent arrangements * focus on trades * self-directed romance * idealistic contracts * match-making according to father's choice or self-will
- Zukra-yuti-Budha * * sweetened messages * gracious explanations * talented in singing-songwriting * articulate negotiations * talkative feminine-figures * pleasant conversations * bargaining for business * sibling-cohort communicative arrangements * youthful beauty
Zukra-yuti-Budha-narratives + Zukra-yuti-Surya-personality
Zukra rules
- 2-traditions, historical knowledge, speech, the family culture
- 7-contracts, equity, arrangements, balance
MBE was famed for her use of the lawcourts to enforce or prohibit contracts. Her elder brother was her consulting attorney. Unusually for a women of her era, MBE pursued decades worth of legal actions including divorces, property settlements, and copyright protections.
Shani * duro-karaka * jara-karaka
- Shani-Meza * nichha * heavy old blood-feuds * brain cramp, blocked blood-flow, muscle seizure * limits on innovation * must bear the weight of old aggressions * social limitations on individual championship * social restrictions on expression of new ideas * obliged to conform to the dominating winners * pressure to launch dry explosives * attacked by proletarian weaponry * must endure race-fighting * must materialize orderly competition for survival energies * must endure exhausting contests * insufficient initiative for pioneering invasions * at times, survival requires great effort * vital energy compression stress zone = head-brain * strictly imposed consequences of conquest * must continue to sustain forward movement despite scarce available resources
- Shani in Bhava-5 * Structured, orderly, time-conscious children * must create drama with scarce confidence * ; cautious of politics, conventional intelligence; heavy weight of children; resistance to genius, tense performance, creative fatigue, chronic pressure on the heart + spine ; heavy resistance to individual authenticity. Resistance to new fashions and romance. Resentment toward changes in games and amusements. Support for socially-approved, rigidly dutiful roles as gambling regulator, scholar, constrained speculator, royally, celebrity figure.
- Shani-yuti-Guru * resistance against expansion * slow elder teachers * pragmatic philosophy * limited scope of understanding * doctrinal discipline * constrained growth * conventionally regulated beliefs * faith in the rule of law * class-structured ideology
endured a series of early life social restrictions focused in the physical body (1) mentality and explanations (3) marriage partnerships (7) and public reputation (10)
extended separation with the only child, but eventually a reunion*
From Chandra-Makara-Draco lagna, the mature voice of sober serious structured hierarchical Professor Shani rules
- the emotionally-motivated traditionalism, family lineage conserving, treasure-preserving, language-and-history remembering, acquisitive, genetic conservation of 2nd-from-Chandra
- the emotional authenticity of in-the-body feelings represented by sensitive, receptive, absorptive Chandrana
Rahu * rajyalobha-karaka * picchala-karaka (slippery)
- Rahu-Kumbha (swakshetra) * shimmering illusion of profitable webworks * over-reaching friendliness * mirage of knitted netting knotwork * fabulous marketplace associations * extraordinary electro-magnetic connections * intriguing ecologies * mask of lawfully interlinked systems * fascinating achievements * culturally mixed social networks * seeks special importance via apparent (but perhaps not authentic) attributes of scientific futurism * exciting social participation activism * finds opportunity in economic distribution * craves community-linkage * seeks privilege via socialite-roles
- Rahu in bhava-3 * passion for communication * in swabhava of Busy Budha, the Shadowy Specter = glamorous writing * exotic photography * unusual journalistic reporting * thrilling announcements * unorthodox commentary * mesmerizing messaging * craves publication * ambitious sibling-cousins * mixed-culture collaborative teams * desire for conversations * over-reaching in commercial business * exciting gestures * opportunistic approach to manufacturing * entranced by information technology * Boundary-bending via unconventional explanations * fascinating evangelism * seeks privilege via management roles
privilege via economic activity (11) via congregation, faith community, friendships
MBE was regularly accused of fraud and plagiarism . Her following grew despite the slander and predominantly attracted a wealthy, economically engaged clientele.
Chandra in classroom-10 high profile woman
For more than 40 years, from the time of the Civil War until her death in 1910, MBE was a highly recognizable figure. In an era which featured a small number of women leaders, MBE was a long-enduring Chandra-Makara-Draco public figure. She was generally respected as a person, even when competing theologians took exception to her Church teachings.
Ketu kavandha-karaka * chidra-karaka * vasana-karaka (vacuum)
- Ketu-Singha * brightly dissociates from creative performance * fragmented entitlements * eccentric intelligence * dissolved brilliance * not limited by celebrity roles * ignores restriction on political opinion * releases a sparkling crimson cloud of divine charisma into the misty abyss
- Ketu in classroom-9 * disinterested in credenda * wandering worldview * disengaged from doctrine * disregards theory * vacuous philosophy * irrelevance of the catechesis * ambivalence toward principled convictions * surrenders paradigm of belief * ignores the conventional understandings * incoherent ideology * unless other graha in 9, may prefer to live without father-figures.
retrospectively (and not completely authoritatively) diagnosed with psychotic personality disorder (PPD) exacerbated by a lifelong morphine habit (commonly found in her era, and not considered an addiction).
Ketu Mahadasha * age 74.4 until age 81.4
later years descent into paranoia
The mental disorders, if any, were considered to have emerged late in life during Ketu Mahadasha
StepMother forces sale of MBE's son
Mary Baker Eddy was widowed in her first marriage, and following the death of her husband-1 she returned to her father's home. Her son was unwanted by her father's second wife. The stepmother is indicated by Ketu-Singha * Ketu in classroom-5 residing in Mary's emotionally turbulent, perpetually transformative, trauma-inducing 8th-from-Chandra.
The stepmother disliked single-mother widowed Mary and would not tolerate Mary's child in her home. Under the law of the time, Mary's father legally owned both his dependent adult daughter and his daughter's child.
By the father's legal right to dispose of his property, Mary's child was then lawfully taken from Mary and sold by the father into bondage with a farm family who moved a thousand miles away. There was no contact (Ketu emptiness) until Child was Restored to her after 30 years (full Shani cycle)
child stolen from her and sold to farmers who then moved far distant, reunited 30 years later
Mangala-2 drishti ++ Guru-1 drishti upon Ketu in classroom-5
all that is true, all that is noble,
all that is just and pure,
all that is loveable and gracious,
whatever is excellent and admirable -
fill all your thoughts with these things."
~~ Epistle to the Philippians 4:8
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