Eclipse frees India of polio

Today India got a boost: Jan. 13 marks the country’s third year of being free of polio, the highly infectious disease that attacks the nervous system of children in particular and can paralyze within hours. Spinal polio is the most common form, characterized by asymmetric paralysis that most often involves the legs. The last child to be crippled by polio in India was a 2-year-old girl in West Bengal, whose case was confirmed on Jan. 13, 2011. The fact that none have been found since is a stunning turnaround from 2009, when India hosted nearly half the world’s cases. The World Health Organisation is set to declare India polio free very soon.

Generally, eclipse lunar cycles mark a time of shifting into a new octave of experience. They offer a time to resynchronize our selves with the ever-changing cosmic currents supporting our evolutionary progression in consciousness. Eclipses tend to bring about endings and new beginnings. How dramatic these changes can be is a function of star alignments and other aspecting planets occurring at the time of the eclipse. In the chart for the Full Moon Lunar Eclipse of 26 April 2013 notice the luminaries along with Mars-Saturn (bone problems) squaring the horizon axis making this eclipse significant for Delhi.  The Moon rules the sixth house of "public health". On the Ascendant [7aq37] are the stars of Aquila which formed part of the nakshatra Sravana – the one who limps – that Diana Rosenberg associates with lameness. In addition, the eclipse Moon and Saturn are conjunct the Running Chicken Nebula, IC 2944 [4sc52] on the hind hoof of the Centaur and Khambalia, lambda Virginis, left foot [7sc08]  again referring to lameness and foot problems. Progressing the eclipse chart by the solar quotidian method aligns the progressed horizon axis with the eclipse axis bringing about an ending to a problem that has long troubled India.

If the hour hand of the clock was the eclipse, the minute hand  its progression then second hand is the chart for the Waxing Gibbous Moon on 12^th Jan 2014. Notice that the meridian axis aligns with the eclipse axis and therefore refers to the same stars. On the Ascendant [22cp] is delta Aquila, the Eagle’s south claw and once again connected to Sravana – the one who limps!