America is Born

<p><strong>America is Born: Introducing the Regulus USA National Horoscope</strong> documents a rigorously rectified birth time for the United States-<strong>July 4 1776 6:17:37 PM LMT Philadelphia (Asc 26°54′40 Sagittarius)</strong>-derived from <strong>300+</strong> dated events tested with primary directions solar arcs and transits to the Ascendant. The resulting figure is presented as the <strong>Regulus USA National Horoscope</strong>. </p><p></p><p>Blending traditional technique with a modern research workflow the book anchors its method in <strong>Abū Maʿshar's Distributors & Partners</strong> and <strong>Directing through the Bounds</strong> then shows how these time-lord frameworks set the stage for events. The volume opens with a historical primer on national horoscopes and a re-examination of the well-known Sibly USA national horoscope then moves to calculation worked examples and full Distributor/Partner results. A detailed table of contents guides readers from theory to application.</p><p></p><p>The centerpiece <strong>Chapter 6</strong> correlates changeovers in the Ascendant's Egyptian bounds with shifts in U.S. social life-an extended test of Directing through the Bounds. Later chapters assemble <strong>complete Ascendant directions</strong> for the luminaries and planets so readers can audit the rectification against a transparent event record.</p><p></p><p>This <strong>Second Edition (2021)</strong> updates the record to include additional Distributor periods and selected participating directions (e.g. Lunar Nodes #10 End of Net Neutrality; Saturn #11 Recovery of the US Dollar after the GFC; Mars #11 End to DACA / National Antifa Rally). The Preface also reviews a public forecast made during <strong>Jupiter/Virgo distribution</strong>-that U.S. craft-beer popularity would peak in <strong>2016</strong> and wane after <strong>April 28 2017</strong> the start of <strong>Mars/Virgo</strong>-with outcome notes and metrics. The edition's stated purpose is straightforward: <strong>to document and support the proposed rectification</strong>.</p><p></p><p>Whether you are testing national charts studying mass movements or refining your own rectification practice <strong>America is Born</strong> offers a replicable method full computations and a curated event catalog-positioning this work as both <strong>manual and reference</strong> for serious mundane researchers. (Note: the Introduction frames the project's scope and explicitly <strong>offers no predictions</strong>; it focuses on rectification and evidence. )</p>