Cells taken from the donated eyes of dead people
may be able to give sight to the blind, researchers suggest. Tests in rats,
reported in Stem Cells Translational Medicine, showed the human cells could
restore some vision to completely blind rats. The team at University College
London said similar results in humans would improve quality of life, but would
not give enough vision to read.
Eclipses seem
to unleash cosmic currents that support discoveries that lead to human progress.
The area in which discoveries occur is a
function of star alignments and other aspecting planets occurring at the time
of the eclipse. Shown here is the chart
for the lunar eclipse of 18 October,
2013 at London
On the
Ascendant [12le] is xi Cancri
[13le23], the left eye of the Crab. This was a star of the Arabic Lunar
Mansion
Two
asteroids that Martha Wescott links to eyes are Astraea and Young. In the
eclipse chart Astraea [18cp34] is
opposite Jupiter and square the eclipse while Young (2165) at [9le07] is
placed on the Ascendant [12le] square Hygiea
[10ta09] linked to medical issues. [1] Two other asteroids Orpheus [21ar] and
Lacrimosa [18le] that occupy the MC and Ascendant respectively are associated
with the dead.
Progressing
the eclipse chart to 1 February, 2014, the date of the news item aligns the
horizon axis with the eclipse so that we have a discovery in connection with
eyes being reported on that date! But the surprises don’t end here. The MC the
progressed chart of is conjunct the nebula Praesaepe [2] associated with
blindness while the IC [3aq33] is
conjunct the star Oculus, pi Capricorni,
[4aq53] near the Sea Goat’s right eye!!
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