Lupus – the wild beast
A young girl has died after being
bitten by a dog on Tue, 5 Nov. Melanie Wright from the East
Midlands Ambulance Service said: "The emergency 999 call was
received today at 12:05 pm. The caller reported an injured child who had been
attacked by a dog in Mountsorrel, Leicester. Subsequently, the dog was killed - impaled
by a knife - by the crazed mother of the child.
Eclipses
are related to unusual accidents like this one. The mythology surrounding the stars
which conjoin the eclipse and more
specifically those that conjoin the angles of eclipse chart provide a
fair amount of detail connected to an event. Remember that the stars on the angles
(Ascendant, MC etc) are very specific for any place so that if there is a
resonance in the stories linked to the eclipse stars and those on the angles,
the events are bound to be very powerful. This should not be too difficult to
understand if we recall high school physics of how a bridge can be brought down by
soldiers marching on it when their frequency matches the natural frequency of
the bridge.
So let us
start by looking at chart of the solar eclipse of 3 Nov. that took place just
two days prior to this event. The eclipse [11sc16] took place conjunct Menkent,
theta Centauri [12sc28]. The MC [26sc37]
is conjunct Lupus Loop [26sc30], a radio
source that is remnant of an extraordinarily bright 1006 CE Supernova where
Lupus’ paw and Centaurus’ hand meet. Amongst
documented events attributable to this area of the stars, Diana Rosenberg lists
“animal attacks” [1]. The reason for this is obviously the mythology
surrounding the Centaur and the Wild Beast Lupus [2].
The
Babylonians knew this constellation as UR.IDIM, meaning ‘wild dog’ or ‘wolf’. The ancient
Greeks called it Therium, representing an unspecified wild animal, while the
Romans called it Bestia, the Beast. It was visualized as impaled on a long pole
called a thyrsus, held by the adjoining constellation of Centaurus, the
Centaur. Consequently, the
constellations of the Centaur and the animal were usually regarded as a
combined figure.
Three headed dog Cerberus with Hercules
The Descendant of the chart [20cn] along with Jupiter [19cn] is conjunct Kappa Canis Major [19cn] - the Dog's hind leg. The MC
[26sc37] also forms a semi-square and a sesqui-square aspect to Pluto [9cp29]
and Uranus [9ar22] which are just separating from their fourth exact square. Pluto is in the twelfth house – an area that
Sepharial lists as “attacks by secret enemies and wild animals”. Pluto is
conjunct 109 Herculis shown as Cerberus [3] [7cp58]. This was a mythical dog in
Greek and Roman mythology!
If we treat
the eclipse chart as the “hour” hand of the cosmic clock, the event chart can
be looked upon as the “minute” hand. The event chart 12:05 pm, 5 Nov. has Pluto conjunct Cerberus just rising on the
Ascendant!
[1] Secrets
of the Ancient Skies, Diana K. Rosenberg (v.2, p.191-93 and 240-42)
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