It’s hard to believe that this mass suicide/murder event is just two years short of 50 years ago. It’s the reference to it that stopped FOX News from interviewing a person attending a Trump rally because he wanted to see what a cult was like, close up. It was a ‘cat among the pigeons’ moment, for sure.
The day of their deaths happened over a few hours, since a total of 909 died on the Jonestown site. I set the clock for noon, just to see what popped out.
That’s quite revealing, isn’t it? Moon inconjunct Mars caps it all off, with Pluto in the 8th House (of Death). Were the victims willing participants? That’s an awkward question. If they were brainwashed, it’s still murder.
Everybody’s on tender hooks today. We’ve been fed a constant diet of a Blue Wave scenario for almost a whole year. The last time that Donald Trump lost an election, he “allegedly” caused an insurrection. Now, technically, he’s not on the ballot, but, as usual, he’s made it all about him. “Just pretend I’m on the ballot.” Republicans seem defeated, but are they really down and out, or have they got a couple of tricks up their political sleeves? I decided to do a chart for the day. I randomized it, and then changed A.M. to P.M. to get as clear a picture as possible. Here’s the result:
Oh-oh. There are two Yods, one pointing at Saturn and the other pointing at the Midheaven. The Saturn one is formed by inconjuncts to the Sun and the Moon. The Midheaven one is linked to Venus and Jupiter. Now, the time of day plays into the second one in a powerful way. Earlier or later will remove the Yod, and we’ll be left with the Saturn one, only. But I suspect that the Jupiter part is the actual Judgement. So, I’m standing by my timing, as directed by the Universe.
You know I can’t resist historical events, especially when they involve close encounters of some kind.
At 3:15 on the morning of 4 October 1871, an undertaker named William Robert Loosley awoke and took a walk in his garden in the town of High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, England. Mr. Loosley recorded subsequent events in a manuscript that was locked away until 1941. The ms. has been authenticated by British antiquarians. It probably represents an example of a “probe” from some sort of nonhuman intelligence.
Strieber, Whitley. Majestic (p. 45). Tor Books. Kindle Edition.
There are two inconjuncts: Mercury and Neptune; and Saturn and the Midheaven. They may become important later when we look at the second event.
The first seemingly related case of disappearance in U.S. history took place on 23 September 1880 near the town of Gallatin, Tennessee. At approximately three-thirty on that sunny afternoon, Mr. David Lang, a farmer, dematerialized in front of five witnesses, including his wife, his two children, his brother-in-law and a local judge.
Strieber, Whitley. Majestic (pp. 46-47). Tor Books. Kindle Edition.
This time there are three inconjunct: Mars and Neptune; Saturn and the Midheaven (again); and Uranus and the Ascendant. So the commonality is that Saturn, Neptune and the Midheaven are involved in both events. Hmm.
Combining the charts yields some interesting links. The initial chart’s Ascendant is conjunct the second’s Uranus. There are three interactive inconjuncts. The second’s Moon is inconjunct the initial chart’s Saturn, for example. At the same time, the initial chart’s Saturn is conjunct the second’s North Node.
What does it all mean? I honestly don’t know. What do you think?
Season 2 started last night, with a visit from Hudson Williams, one of the stars of “Heated Rivalry”, a show about two gay hockey players who hook up. Hudson says he suffered from ADHD when he was younger. He seems better able to cope with his problem now, but if there was anything that could have set him off again, it would have been this half-hour show on CBC
We came across this program accidently a month ago. The four season 1 programs featured Jann Arden, Allan Hawco, Arlene Dickinson and Russell Peters. The guests are chosen Canadian celebrities and people who have succeeded in spite of youthful learning difficulties. Here’s last nights program in full:
Evidently, there are versions of this program in the UK and Australia. The Canadian show is filmed in Vancouver.
I suppose this might be considered a strange film to watch on Halloween. What should have been a straight-forward romantic story turns into a nightmare of epic proportions. COVID-19 is the reason.
Whoever wrote the script must have an ear for ‘real’ dialog, or else this film was totally ad-libbed. Because we have subtitles on all our Prime Video playbacks, we can see every hesitation, stutter and sound spoken by the characters. Most of the time, that’s a good thing. This time, I found it a little frustrating. The main characters’ interactions were ‘too real’, if you know what I mean. Life’s like that.
Overall, the film is still interesting, even if only for the foreign shores we’re introduced to. Lisbon, Portugal, for example, seems a lovely city. And even Boston comes out in a good light. For the travelogue alone, this film is worth the price of admission. But, if you’re a sensitive soul, park your heart at the door, or you may find that it breaks in two when the catastrophe strikes. You have been warned.
I know it’s going over old territory, the Roswell Incident. I read the original book in 1989. Yesterday I purchased the Kindle version for $2.99. That’s a bargain in anyone’s language. I started reading it immediately.
Whitley was advised to write about what knew (and was told by a relative) as fiction to avoid it being suppressed by the American government agencies. But, in his own words, he says it’s the Truth. Hmm.
From the (fictional) Foreword, comes this gem:
We have with our lies created the impression that an excursion of the pure is an invasion by monsters from the depths of our own psyche.
In the Bible when a man looks upon the face of an angel he will often cry out, “Woe is me,” or “I have sinned,” or other such words. This is because he sees in those dark angelic eyes a clear reflection of what he truly is.
In the eyes of the others we who met them saw ourselves.
And there were demons there.
Strieber, Whitley. Majestic (p. 10). Tor Books. Kindle Edition.
Time is slipping by so quickly. Cash Peters looked at his transition today, so I’m going to start with that:
(Isn’t it interesting that Justin Trudeau had an earlier connection with a Perry when he was growing up?)
Now, let’s look at Matthew’s birth chart.
There are a lot of squares, but only one inconjunct, connecting Neptune and the Midheaven. That’s the hint of illusion/delusion in his career path. In fact, acting is self-delusion an its finest clothes.
Neptune Inconjunct Midheaven
You are very impressionable, in that you pick up the energies around you very quickly. Therefore it is very important that you be surrounded by wholesome influences in your early years, because negative influences will weaken your self-esteem and make it much more difficult to accomplish anything when you are older. On the other hand, your impressionableness may give rise to some psychic ability, or at least a very sharp intuition when you are older.
Planets in Youth by Robert Hand (1977) page 342
When I compared his death chart to his birth chart, it looked like it was a ‘times up’ moment:
Neptune, again, figures strongly, this time triggering Matthew’s North Node @ 22° Pisces. Meanwhile, the Moon was transiting his natal Saturn. And the ‘fatal’ Sun/Mercury/Mars conjunction tripped his natal Moon. It all makes sense: a fatal accident (drowning) overtook Matthew when he was overindulging in Ketamine. Did you notice all the resulting interactive inconjuncts? That means Matthew will have even more lessons to learn during his next incarnation.
This is the final test of three, ostensibly to see if there is any cancer in my bones, in any part of my body.
The experience is unsettling, to be sure. I got my injection at 10:30 am, and I was scheduled to return for the scan at 2:45 pm. Exactly how it all works is beyond my understanding, but I suspect the machine takes a continuous photo of my bones to see if anything is wrong with them.
You have remain totally still. The camera rotates around your body to cover the waist, the chest, the head, and then the lower limbs. Normally, one can keep their eyes closed, but I just had to peek to see what was going on. Forty-five minutes later, it was all over. I wonder what it will reveal to my specialist.
My next eVisit with him is November 12th. I’ll let you know, then.
I’ve been busy for the last two days. I bought tires online on the weekend and then scheduled having them put on rims on Tuesday. I got the oil changed, all filters and a general checkup. It’s the checkup that brought me back today to have control arms, rotors and brake pads changed. All I need to do (tomorrow) is buy premixed coolant, for them to add to the engine, and have the wheels retorqued.
It’s been an expensive exercise, but well worth the peace-of-mind. The car hasn’t been to a Toyota service centre for about 18 months. Using my Canadian Tire credit card means that we also earned Canadian Tire cash, which we’ll use to buy an electric snow shovel, to keep our patio and front entrance clear this winter. Win-win, I say.
Next spring we’ll get new summer tires, since the ones we have now are eight years old. They’ve travelled over half the 119,000 kilometers we’ve racked up since 2018. Isn’t life grand?
