The dungeon believed to have held Vlad the Impaler,
the inspiration for the blood-thirsty character, was recently discovered in Turkey Turkey Tokat Castle
In 1462, Vlad III, Prince of Wallachia is believed
to have impaled the bodies of 20,000 people outside the Romanian city of Targoviste
To
understand this news we will look at the chart of the last solar eclipse of
April 29 at Tokat. The eclipse [9ta] is conjunct Hamal, alpha Aries, Schedar,
alpha Cassiopeiae, Azha, eta Eridanus and gamma Cetus. Eridanus was an ancient
celestial river. As a symbol, a river relates to the creative power of nature
and time and everything transitory: the flux of the world and the irreversible
passage of time. Unlike earthly rivers,
Eridanus is depicted flowing upstream symbolizing a return to the past. A
reference to archaeological finds is, therefore, quite appropriate under stars
of Eridanus.
The energy
in these stars is for the most part harsh. Passion, urgency and a primal quality characterizes people and events here.
There is quick temper and egotism accompanied by impatience, lack of diplomacy,
an inability to refine one’s attitudes and actions. The Ram, fixed-earth Taurus
and Cetus combine to create an “aggressive fixity”. Diana Rosenberg lists
“intolerance, violent expressions of hatred and premeditated crimes” and “attempts to exterminate or annihilate
unwanted peoples” under these stars. [1]
On the MC
[16pi] is the star Achernar, a great first magnitude star marking the end of
the river Eridanus. Aratus called Eridanus, “The River of Many Tears” and it
has been linked to “massacres, acts of religious intolerance, history and
paradigm altering people and events.” [2].
Progressing
the eclipse chart to Oct.1 aligns the
eclipse with the descendant triggering the issues mentioned above.
[1] Secrets
of the Ancient Skies; Diana K. Rosenberg (v.1, p.149-50)
[2] Secrets
of the Ancient Skies; Diana K. Rosenberg (v.2, p.732-33)
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