Many months after a man from Mozambique fell to his death from the
undercarriage of an aeroplane flying over London ,
his family has been traced. Jose Matada's body was found in Portman Avenue , Mortlake, in September
2012, soon after a flight from Luanda ,
Angola , flew
over the residential area. He had no identity papers on him and no-one had
reported him missing. Police were unable to trace his next of kin, but his
family recently came forward and identified themselves to the authorities in Mozambique . We
know now that Jose Matada was born on 8 September 1985. He died in London on 9 September
2012, the morning after his 27th birthday.
His brother Paulino is still not sure why Jose
stowed away on the flight from Angola .
He wonders if Jose was trying to re-join his former employer, who had moved
from South Africa to Switzerland .
"When I heard he had died, I found a Sim card of his here that had
messages, with declarations of love on it."
The chart
for the Solar Eclipse [2sa37] of 25 Nov 2011 at London is prominently placed square Mars-Neptune
on the meridian axis. It is conjunct the
star Yed Posterior [3sa31] which was part of the ancient Euphratean Mulu-bat, “Man
of Death”. In tropical Sagittarius (and Anuradha,
a mansion of wanderers), Diana Rosenberg notes that these extraordinary people
yearn to visit exotic places and strange lands and would like to be anywhere but
their home countries [1]. Under possible manifestation of these stars she lists
“air and transportation events including accidents”. On the IC of the chart is Neptune [28aq12] conjunct Gienah of Cygnus [27aq55], the Swan. Here again the high flying
Swan is associated with “great journeys and treks”. But more interesting is the
association of this star with the Chinese asterism T’ien-Tsin, the Celestial Ford, spanning the Milky Way (Celestial
River) and the bridge separating the lovers Ox-Boy (Altair) and Weaving Girl
(Vega) [2] [3]. Progressing the eclipse chart by the PSSR method to 9 September
2012 brings the IC back to a conjunction with Neptune
confirming the tragic Chinese story.
[1] Secrets
of the Ancient Skies, Diana K. Rosenberg (v.2, p. 288)
[2] Secrets
of the Ancient Skies, Diana K. Rosenberg (v.2, p. 645)
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