The Jewish Messiah is finally coming! (Or so the story goes.) But only once the temple is rebuilt on Temple Mount in Jerusalem. Now, that’s a problem. However, one of the YouTube video channels give us a hint as to the timing of the event.
I decided that the Dedication would take place exactly 2,000 years after Jesus’ death. He ‘died’ at 3 pm, but his crucifixion time of 9 am is what I’m going by, here.
The Moon is conjunct the Gemini Ascendant on the day. That may be significant. There is one inconjunct linking Mars and Jupiter. Now, let’s compare it to Jesus’ crucifixion chart.
Venus is in the same place and so is the Sun. Mercury is less that 3° from the ‘fatal’ position. The chart’s Moon/Ascendant is conjunct Jesus’ ‘fatal’ North Node. The ‘fatal’ Moon is just over 5° from the 2030 Jupiter. Jesus’ ‘fatal’ Saturn is slightly over 8° from 2030’s Uranus. Jesus’ ‘fatal’ Mars is inconjunct the 2030’s Moon/Ascendant conjunction. Can you see how it’s all connected?
Charles de Galle (November 22, 1890 – November 9, 1970)
Ironic, to be sure. Imagine being executed publicly in 1793 and then returning in 1890, potentially to lead his country to war against Germany to avenge a defeat in 1870. Yes, I’m suggesting that de Galle is Louis XVI reincarnated. You don’t believe me? I don’t really care.
De Galle’s North Node is conjunct Louis’ natal Midheaven. De Galle’s Saturn is conjunct Louis’ natal Ascendant and ‘fatal’ North Node. Over time, I’ve discovered that these two connections involving the North Node are enough to ‘prove’ a past life connection to another significant individual. Admittedly, there may be an intervening life, because the other aspects aren’t overwhelming, at least to my understanding. But the inherent irony of a murdered king returning to be president of the same country isn’t lost on me.
Just to remind everyone, this is what happens to autocratic rulers and leaders when the people revolt.
This chart is about as accurate as one can get when documenting someone’s demise. And, no surprises here, there is an inconjunct linking Jupiter and Saturn (Church and State, again).
Jupiter Inconjunct Saturn
This aspect may signify great restlessness and unease, so that it is difficult for you to achieve a state of balance or feel calm and at ease. Often you have contradictory impulses; you want to plunge ahead into some relatively risky activity, but you are held back by feelings of caution or inhibition. It is often difficult to decide whether you want to act on your own or in a situation that is very structured and regulated. If your situation is too structured, you will feel closed in and repressed; you will want to break free and go off by yourself and do things your way. But when you get that freedom, you feel rather lost and at loose ends, and you find it difficult to set your own pace.
Planets in Youth (page 263) by Robert Hand (1977)
This aspect speaks to (and for) the population of France. It heralds the fact that they turned to Napoleon Bonaparte to lead them in 1799, a mere six years after this event. Hmm.
King Louis XVI came into this world with a chip on his shoulder, astrologically speaking:
The accuracy of this time is highly suspect, but that shouldn’t be the case, since royal births are generally well-known. This chart was already on my computer program, so I’m going with it. There are three inconjuncts, two of which form a Yod pointing at Uranus (from Venus and Neptune). The other one connects Saturn and the Midheaven. I expect that tells the story of his reign. I won’t be delineating these aspects. However, at some point in the future, I may discover who is his reincarnation.
It’s part of a plot development going forward for the next season of Outlander. (Spoiler alert:) When Claire first had her baby, Faith, she sang “I Do Like To Be Beside the Seaside” to her. We see this in retrospect from Season 2. Then Claire hears Frances singing this song quietly to herself, a lightbulb goes off in her head. How could this young girl know a song from the 20th Century? Coincidently, Frances’ mother’s name was Faith, too. Ah, so. Faith hadn’t died, after all. And Frances must be Claire and Jamie’s granddaughter. What a twist of fate!
Starting from the chorus, this song has a certain rhythm to it that put me in mind of another song:
The Sherman Brothers must have unconsciously borrowed the music hall hit from 1906 and updated it to “Jolly Holliday” almost 60 years later.
Even Linda McCartney got in on the act, by borrowing on the title: B-Side To Seaside.
Can we take this latest disclosure seriously? The image of an egg-like structure being transported by helicopter is a case in point. Most insiders are afraid to come forward with their testimony about a secret UAP retrieval program because they risk becoming targets of those who want to keep this away from exposure. They’re the chickens. The egg is the hidden artifact. As Chicken Little would say, “The sky is falling!”
Indira Gandhi Become Prime Minister (January 19, 1966)
I wrote about Mrs Gandhi a few years ago. Today is a significant day in her life story, so I’m adding a chart for the day she became Prime Minister of India.
When the day came for Indira to assume the mantel of government, the event Sun was transiting her natal Moon. That has to be significant, does it not? The event Moon, meantime, was transiting her natal North Node. The event’s South Node was midway between her natal Sun/Mercury conjunction, and the event Mars was opposite her natal Leo Ascendant. It’s all very auspicious. Her time had definitely come.
Well, I’ll be damned, here comes your ghost again But that’s not unusual It’s just that the moon is full, and you happened to call And here I sit, hand on the telephone, hearing a voice I’d known A couple of light years ago, heading straight for a fall
As I remember, your eyes were bluer than Robin’s eggs My poetry was lousy, you said, “Where are you calling from?” A booth in the Midwest Ten years ago, I bought you some cufflinks You brought me something We both know what memories can bring They bring diamonds and rust
Well, you burst on the scene already a legend The unwashed phenomenon, the original vagabond, you strayed into my arms And there you stayed, temporarily lost at sea, the Madonna was yours for free Yes, the girl on the half-shell could keep you unharmed
Now I see you standing with brown leaves falling around and snow in your hair Now you’re smiling out the window of that crummy hotel over Washington Square Our breath comes out in white clouds, mingles and hangs in the air
Speaking strictly for me, we both could have died then and there
Now you’re telling me, you’re not nostalgic Then give me another word for it, you were so good with words And at keeping things vague ‘Cause I need some of that vagueness now, it’s all come back too clearly Yes I loved you dearly And if you’re offering me diamonds and rust, I’ve already paid
I watched the first half of her documentary, “I Am a Noise” yesterday. It was the phrase she used in discussing her relationship with Dylan that made my astrological ears perk up. She said that meeting him brought out the mothering side of her nature. Huh!?
So, first we have to look at her birth chart, and, not surprising there are two inconjuncts (from the Moon and Pluto) forming a Yod pointing at the Midheaven. There is a secondary inconjunct linking Venus and Uranus. The North Node conjunct the Descendant, with the South Node conjunct the Ascendant suggests that this isn’t her first rodeo. Neptune is also in opposition to the Aries Ascendant, which implies that she was a reluctant performer, preferring to be a dancer rather than a singer.
Because they were born only four-and-a-half months apart, their slower outer planets are going to be very close. The (not so) surprising aspect was the conjunction of his Sun to her Moon @ 3° Gemini.
Sun/Moon
This is the classic compatibility combination, with the masculine and positive Sun joined to his natural mate, the feminine, receptive and passive Moon. The forces represented by the luminaries complement each other, just as Night complements Day.
In the marriage relationship the man’s Sun can bring significance and illumination to the woman’s Moon, encouraging her to take pleasure in playing the role of wife, while the woman’s Moon can magnetically draw out the solar qualities that fit her partner to play the husband’s role.
Synastry: Understanding Human Relations Through Astrology (page 102) by Ronald Davison – Auruora Press, New York (1983)
I’ve had these hearing aids for almost 18 months. This is my review of them.
Even before I bought them, I had an aversion to sticking ‘things’ in my ears. But, to keep up with technology, I got myself a pair of earbuds to connect me directly to my Samsung mobile phone.
What I hadn’t realized is that the hearing aids are Bluetooth connected to my phone. That means I can have a two-way conversation with a caller, but only have one side of the communication be heard in the room. The only problem with that is that on Messenger calls I have to turn the Bluetooth connection off to share the verbal part with my wife, Susan. And my dog can’t hear anyone say, “Hi, Buddy!”
In our home, my having hearing aids means that Susan no longer has to shout to make herself heard and understood. Unless I happen to be watching a video on Facebook or YouTube and then she’s in competition with whatever I’m listening to. Just last night, for example, I was watching a video of a Hawaiian volcano that my sister, Anne, filmed; she added the Adele track “Set Fire to the Rain” (from 2011). The song was so captivating that I couldn’t take my ears away from it, much to Susan’s frustration.
Out in public, the hearing aids add a dimension to my hearing that isn’t always welcome, especially when I’m in a restaurant: I can hear EVERYTHING. I know that the control for my hearing aids has different settings, but every one of them brings the same overwhelming noise. It makes quiet conversations almost impossible. That’s when I take them out of my ears and leave them out until it’s time to go.
Family get-togethers are the final ‘problem’. Because the hearing aids pick up almost everything in audible range, I can listen in to conversations from the other side of the room. Sometimes, that’s not a good idea, especially when Susan wants to recount a bit of gossip or secret news she’s heard: I’m tempted to say, “I know, I heard it, too.” But then, I stop myself because that would spoil her fun.
Would I recommend hearing aids? Of course, especially if your hearing has deteriorated over time (I blame playing an electric guitar in a rock band in my teens). If you can stand your ears itching from the buds in them, you will thrive. After all, we all want to live our best lives.
