It is the usual fate of the Irish
hare, a wild strain betwixt the Scottish and European varieties, to sleep by
day in the hedgerows and by night to scurry through plowed fields in search of
leafy delicacies. To live long he must be a wary hare, on guard always against
man, his guns and dogs.
This might have been the life of
Horace, the loveable hare, had he not fallen three years ago into the hands of
Cecil S. Webb, director of the Dublin
The Full
Moon eclipse of 4 Jun 2012 took place with
the Sun [14ge14] conjunct Venus[16ge44]. It is significant for New York
Nick
Fiorenza [1] explains, that Venus (and
the heart chakra), when mature and clear, expresses love in art and beauty,
with a wonderful capacity for unconditional acceptance of all conditions--true,
non-judgmental love. The unconditionally open heart receives and expresses love
that is harmoniously balanced.
He goes on
to explain that this eclipse is about surrender
to the Divine Feminine Essence in life—by embracing unconditional
compassion and to care for all life.
It is asking us to open our Heart wider
than we ever have before.
Venus is in
retrograde motion – a phenomena that astrologers associate with
recalling incidents from the past[2]. It
is conjunct mu Leporis [15ge34], the Hare so that these images from the past are about a Hare! Progressing the eclipse chart by the PSSR method to March 22, 2013 ( date of
publication by TIME in NY) brings the progressed meridian back to the same position triggering
the eclipse.
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