American billionaire Paul Allen has announced the
discovery of the famous World War Two Japanese battleship, the Musashi, more
than 70 years after it was sunk by US forces. Mr Allen said the vessel was
found by his private exploration team. It was at a depth of more than 1km
(3,280ft) on the floor of the Sibuyan Sea off the Philippines. The Musashi and
its sister vessel, the Yamato, were two of the largest battleships ever built.
Mar.4; http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-31724995
To understand
this news we begin with the chart for the solar eclipse of Oct. 24, 2014 drawn
for Manila which is fairly close to the place where the wreck was found. Notice
that the eclipse is on the Ascendant and conjunct the star Miaplacidus – the beta star of the
constellation Argo Navis, the Celestial Ship. The eclipse is conjunct Venus and
forms a Grand Trine with Kronos-Hades and Neptune. If we remember that Neptune
is linked with the sea and by association with ships while the TNP Hades-Kronos combination refers to something famous from the past, we can see why
this Grand Trine especially with the
eclipse conjunct Argo can refer to a famous
historical ship!
If
we progress the chart to March 4, the date of the news, we find that a Grand
Cross containing the Uranus-Pluto-Zeus T-square aligns with the angles.
Uranus-Pluto refers to the emergence of something that was hidden while the TNP
Zeus refers to the military and by association tools of war such as this warship!
Confirming this not only is the Kronos-Hades-Neptune Grand Trine anchored to
the IC but the IC [12cn] is conjunct the star Canopus. Alpha (α) Carina, Canopus, is a white binary
star in the Keel of the ship Argo Navis!
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