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Poles and Germans - “Brothers reunited”




Don’t Mention the War: People Power Tramples a Final Frontier

“This is a country area, so after a hard day it’s nice to drive in to Stettin and go to a café,” said Detlef Horn, reflecting on how some rural Germans now choose to spend their evenings by going to Poland to relax. Horn and his fellow inhabitants of German towns with Polish names like Löcknitz, Penkun and Zerrenthin are quietly changing world history. They live close to Germany’s border with Poland and cross over as part of their daily lives: to go shopping, to go to the movies, to eat out, to visit the doctor or dentist. This isn’t just any national boundary. The German-Polish border is one of history’s most contested and fought-over. Adolf Hitler set off World War II in 1939 when he invaded Poland with the goal of creating Lebensraum, more space, for Germans to live in. [1]



The current New Moon at Löcknitz and other places mentioned above was on the MC and therefore extremely significant. The New Moon [10cp57] and  Pluto [11cp16] conjoin stars of the Archer and the Eagle both related to the military and by association with war so that Diana Rosenberg lists “great historical battles” under these stars. Uranus – Pluto square refers to the end of an old order and the beginning of a new one. While Jupiter [16cn03] which is conjunct Tau Geminorium [15cn38], of  Castor  has been retrograding over  [20cn24], alpha Geminorium a star connected with the Indian nakshatra Punarvasu “The Two who are Good or Prosperous again” , Volguine has “Brothers reunited”.  With this background it is easy to see why the Poles and Germans are coming together. As always there is never just one indicator for major events. Saturn [20sc24] in the New Moon chart is conjunct the star Zubeneschamali [19sc34]of the Scales. Nick Fiorenza writing about the two important stars of the Scales Zubenelgenubi  and Zubeneschamali says:

In addition to indicating the need of the incarnating soul to grow through the balance of experience, Zubenelgenubi [15sc16]  and Zubeneschamali can be considered the karmic and dharmic seats for humanity, the former about our past experience and patterns of growth, and the latter about our future path of experience and growth, that which we have yet to do, our capacity, or duty in a sense, to do it differently; by choosing to move from the patterns and scenarios of the past and to participate in a new way, to step into a new way of being, upon a new path of experience—in essence to complete one’s destiny or incarnational purpose of soul growth. 





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