A fire broke out on an oil platform belonging to
Mexico’s state Pemex petroleum giant in the Gulf of Mexico, leading to the
evacuation of about 300 workers and leaving at least 45 injured. Pemex said on
Twitter that the fire on the Abkatun Permanente platform in the oil-rich
Campeche Bay broke out overnight and eight firefighting boats were tackling the
blaze. April 1; http://rt.com/news/245961-mexico-oil-platform-fire/
The platform
forms part of the Abkatun-Pol-Chuc offshore complex. The city of Ciudad del Carmen is the closest
to the platform so we will use its location for mundane maps. Shown here is the
chart for the April 29, 2014 solar eclipse. It is placed on the 4th
house cusp in aspect to Mars and Zeus (both associated with fires) are part of
a Grand Cross. The fourth house rules “supplies
that feed the nation from beneath the earth” [1]. This would, therefore,
include oil rigs. The eclipse [9ta] is conjunct stars of the Sea Monster Cetus
and those of Fornax, the Furnace. This is an area that Diana Rosenberg links to
accidents and fires.
Progressing
the eclipse chart to April 1, brings the Grand Cross to an alignment with the
meridian triggering the accident.
As we have
seen in the past, invariably there are supporting transits that resonate with
the “hour” hand such as the eclipse chart in the present case. Today, the Sun
approaching its conjunction to Uranus receives a sharp quincunx aspect from the
Moon activating it prematurely. A chart drawn for the quincunx brings the Sun-Uranus-Pluto combination to
the horizon axis signalling that the activation is important for the place. Among other things Uranus-Pluto is associated with accidents.
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