Schlafly Phyllis Vedic birth chart profile
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Schlafly Phyllis

• Remembering (Sep 5, 2016)

★ August 15, 1924 · St.Louis, Missouri
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PoliticsEntertainmentLawWritersCareer - EmployedResearcherPublic SpeakerDestiny Number 4
Biography

Who is Schlafly Phyllis?

American writer, lawyer, and media celebrity as the nations best known anti-feminist and the scourge of the ERA. A professional politician, she is tough, aggressive, intelligent and articulate. An ultra-conservative Republican and fanatic anti-Communist, she was a researcher for Senator Joseph McCarthy. During the spring of 1964 she was elected the first Vice-President of the National Federation of Republican Women. She lost her third bid for Congress on 3 November 1970. About a year later, in February 1972, she made her first attack on the Equal Rights Amendment as "being a threat to family life and to women," and formed a "stop-ERA movement." Schlafly married 20 October 1949; six kids. Her eldest son, John, an attorney, came out of the closet as gay in September 1992, something of an embarrassment as she has spoken publicly against gay rights. However the family is close and John was still living at home at 41. Schafly died of cancer on 5 September 2016, at her home in Ladue, Missouri, at the age of 92. Link to Wikipedia biography
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Phyllis Schlafly — Public Profile

Phyllis Schlafly (born August 15, 1924, in St. Louis, Missouri) was an American constitutional lawyer, author, and prominent conservative activist. She became a central figure in the modern conservative movement through organizing, writing, and public advocacy focused on traditional values, limited government, and education policy.

Biography

Schlafly earned a Bahin degree from Wellesley College and later a law degree from Washington University School of Law. She built a career as a lawyer, author, and public speaker before rising to national prominence in the 1960s and 1970s. In 1972 she founded Eagle Forum, a conservative public policy organization that advocated for traditional family structures, school‑choice principles, and constitutional issues in American politics. Schlafly became widely known for her opposition to the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), mobilizing a nationwide campaign under the STOP ERA banner that contributed to the movement ultimately failing to pass the amendment in Congress.

Key Works

  • A Choice Not an Echo (1964) — a bestselling critique of the political establishment and a rallying point for conservative voters, associated with Goldwater’s 1964 campaign.
  • The Power of the Positive Woman (1977) — a book emphasizing traditional gender roles and personal empowerment within a conservative framework.

Organizations and Projects

Schlafly is best known for founding Eagle Forum in 1972, an advocacy group focused on public policy related to family, education, and constitutional issues. She led national campaigns and produced a large body of policy materials, speeches, and writings that shaped conservative discourse on gender roles, education reform, and the federal judiciary. Her public profile also included writings, media appearances, and participation in policy discussions that helped galvanize a generation of conservative activists.

News and Legacy

Schlafly passed away in 2016. Her death prompted extensive obituary coverage and retrospective analyses of her influence on American politics, the conservative movement, and debates over gender and the constitution. Her legacy continues through the ongoing work of Eagle Forum and through scholars and commentators who reference her organizing strategies and published writings when discussing modern conservative activism and the history of the ERA debate.

Social Media Details

Phyllis Schlafly did not maintain active personal social media accounts. Public engagement regarding her ideas and activities is carried on by organizations she helped found and by institutions that preserve her writings. The primary ongoing public-facing channel for her legacy is Eagle Forum, which maintains official communications and resources related to her work. For official information, visit the Eagle Forum website and related organizational pages.

Official Sources and Public Profile Notes

Public information about Schlafly is widely documented in historical records, biographies, and long-form obituaries. The most consistent sources for verifiable material include major newspapers’ memorial coverage, biographies, and the continuing materials published by Eagle Forum. For an overview of her philosophy and campaigns, consult Eagle Forum’s materials and Schlafly’s published books.

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Which Raj Yogas are in Schlafly Phyllis's birth chart?

6 FOUND

Schlafly Phyllis's chart shows 3 Raj Yogas and 3 challenging combinations, including Chandra-Mangala Yoga, Sasa Yoga, Gaja Kesari Yoga.

Planetary Combinations
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Which dasha periods did Schlafly Phyllis live through?

VIMSHOTTARI

Vimshottari dasha periods recorded for Schlafly Phyllis, in order.

PREVIOUSAug 4, 2026 - Aug 25, 2026
Mars / Mercury / Ketu
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What do Schlafly Phyllis's numerology numbers say?

Schlafly Phyllis's core numbers are Destiny 4, Soul Urge 7, Personality 3, Karmic Debt 11.

◎Destiny
4

Chaldean Destiny 4 indicates practical building through discipline and systems. It supports operations, engineering, execution, and stable long-term progress.

❖Soul Urge
7

Chaldean Soul 7 desires truth and depth. It seeks learning, solitude, spiritual growth, and refined understanding.

◇Personality
3

Chaldean Personality 3 appears expressive, social, and creative. Others often see charm, optimism, and communication skills.

⚖Karmic Debt
11

Master Number 11 in Chaldean numerology amplifies intuition and inspired vision. It is powerful when grounded, disciplined, and emotionally balanced.

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Life Events & Planetary Transits

Key events mapped against the active Dasha and planetary transits at the time.

1949
Relationship
Marriage 20 October 1949 (John Fred Schlafly, Jr.)
1964
Career
New Job 1964 (Vice President of the Ntnl. Fed. of Republican Women)
1970
Career
Lose social status 3 November 1970 (Lost her third bid for Congress)
1972
Social
Great Publicity February 1972 (Made an attack on the Equal Rights Amendment)
1992
Social
Secrets revealed September 1992 (Son came-out as gay)
2016
Death
Death by Disease 5 September 2016 (Cancer, age 92)
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