Remarkable Days

[Tuesday_Morning]

I find Eric Francis's astrological take on the world and politics really inspiring and hopeful. For weeks he's been pointing to last Friday, saying stuff's gonna happen here.

Sunday, Dec. 18, 2005

THESE HAVE CERTAINLY been some remarkable days in the story of the world, or at least our little chapter. Just how meaningful they turn out to be, we will see in time, because there is more to come; whatever may transpire over the winter, the dates March 28-31 are vibrating out of the ephemeris.

But addressing the immediate past, note the sequence of the astrology: Mercury stationing direct in Scorpio; then a short pause before Mars stationing direct in the opposite sign, Taurus (in concert, setting off the Taurus-Scorpio axis); then Thursday's Full Moon with the Sun conjunct Pluto; exact Sun conjunct Pluto Friday; Sun crossing the Galactic Core on Saturday. Next the Sun reaches solstice in the Northern Hemisphere (which connects us with the 2012 message, because whatever 2012 involves, it connects with the direction in space where the Sun is on the winter solstice). In the midst of the current wave, Chiron, Pholus and Nessus changed signs and took up residence in Aquarius, Sagittarius and Aquarius respectively -- signs that are driven by energy, ideas, a touch of chaos and the potential for real change.

And perhaps most significant, the Inauguration chart (Jan. 20, 2005, noon, Washington DC) has been very active lately and this -- among other things -- is what points to the timing factor in late March (along with an eclipse and Pluto stationing retrograde on the Galactic Core).

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http://planetwaves.net/

[I Have A Dream]

1. Thanks for the information, TM. Interesting stuff! n/t

[LaurenG]

2. Look at this one from early this am, thanks for posting!

Monday, Dec. 19, 2005

A BRIEF blog before going to bed; I'll revise it in the morning. I just had a look at the chart for right now (it's about 1 a.m. Paris time) and noticed that the Leo Moon is about to go through the fixed grand cross. About once a week, this proves to be a source of a little adventure, intrigue or mild turmoil. The Moon makes the following aspects, among others, after opposing Chiron-Venus-Nessus, with a trine to Pholus earlier today, which got things rolling. ... (see website)

This rather unusually large number of lunar aspects bounces around over the next 22 hours or so, through Monday evening Eastern time. So take it easy and bring your cosmic umbrella to work in the morning. The Sun is still super tight on the Galactic Core and approaching the Capricorn ingress; that is in 72 hours from this writing, and for a lot of that time the Sun is void-of-course. Therefore, don't just act cool: be cool, drive cool, pay attention.

Also we should all be praying for George Bush; I can tell you from his chart he's having a very hard time. The Moon is crossing his ascendant and rising planets (Pluto and Mercury in Leo, for instance) and conjoining transiting Saturn in his 1st house, while it makes all these other aspects...well, be glad it's not you.

But hey, based on a simple reading of some ordinary astrological charts, I did promise you that the great oil dinosaur would stand up and do the Watusi. And we ain't seen nothin' yet. It's all going to make Nixon look quaint -- just like the Geneva Convention rules, only quainter.
http://planetwaves.net/

[japple]

3. Planet waves: What a great site!

Thanks very much for the link. Marvelous.

[Tuesday_Morning]

5. yep - it's been an interesting day.

Got my cosmic umbrella.

[TankLV]

6. No thanks - I'll only pray for our COUNTRY to be restored!

I will never pray for that evil AWOL War Criminal!

He should wish it were only what he is suffering now compare to what I want to see happen!

[NMDemDist2]

4. i'll give it a kick, great site n/t