Garissa, Kenya (CNN)The ambulances come and go
through the gates of Garissa University College, as townspeople strain from a
distance to see what's going on. Soldiers shoo and drag them away, but they
keep coming back. In this small town, about 90 miles (145 kilometers) from the
Somali border, nothing much usually happens. But not so Thursday, when
Al-Shabaab militants raided the Kenyan campus, leaving 147 dead. April 3.
The incident
has occurred on the eve of a powerful lunar eclipse of April 3. Shown here is
the chart for the eclipse at Garissa. Notice that the eclipse forms hard
aspects to the meridian axis and is therefore significant for the place. Since
the eclipse activates the Uranus-Pluto square we can expect the sudden release of
elemental forces in nature and its equivalent, the unconscious or
repressed forces, in man. We should look upon man as a “work-in-progress”, the animal urges are held
deep inside, covered a superficial layer that we think of as civilized behavior.
When Uranus interacts with Pluto, the power of all social programming
diminishes. Unconscious, unprocessed material: old angers, humiliations and
violations erupt explosively and unpredictably.
On the MC is
the star Algol. Beta (β) Perseus, Algol,
is a bright star positioned on the severed head that Perseus is carrying. The Arabs knew Algol as the Blinking Demon,
from the Arabians' Ra's al Ghul, the Demon's Head. The Chinese gave it the
gruesome title Tseih She, the Piled-up Corpses. Astrologers of course
said that it was the most unfortunate, violent, and dangerous star in the
heavens, and it certainly has been one of the best observed, as the most
noteworthy variable in the northern sky. Diana Rosenberg links this star to “mass murder, terror and mob violence” [2].
[2] Secrets
of the Ancient Skies; Diana K. Rosenberg (v.1, p.202)
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