One of Russian ballet’s most iconic dancers, Maya
Plisetskaya, has died of a heart attack in Munich, Germany at the age of 89. “Her
husband, [the composer] Rodion Shchedrin has just called me. She died from a
massive heart attack – the German doctors did their best, but she could not be
saved,” Bolshoi Theater general director Vladimir Ourin told TASS news agency. As
she traveled the world, performing her trademark piece, The Dying Swan, and the lead parts in Swan Lake , Spartacus,
and The Sleeping Beauty, she became
synonymous with Soviet ballet itself, which was undergoing a resurgence. April
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Understanding
the world around us depends on our power to perceive patterns of meaning, to
make the right connections, recognize what belongs with what. In this post, as
in so many others before, we will see how astrological symbolism can explain world
events by helping us to think in terms of new categories different from the
ones to which we are habituated.
Of all cardinal ingresses of the Sun, the Capricorn
Ingress is considered by many mundane astrologers to be the most important.
Shown here is sidereal Capricorn Ingress for Munich, Germany where Maya
Plisetskaya died. Notice Saturn [2sa] in the 8th house square Mercury
[2pi] and Neptune [6pi] in the 11th. H.S. Green’s statement about
Saturn in 8th : “Death of aged persons, of some state official or
public or prominent persons” summarizes the news accurately. But more
significantly Saturn is conjunct the stars of Hercules about which Diana
Rosenberg comments, “With strongman Hercules providing courage, energy and
physicality and a daring, all-or-nothing spirit that needs and seeks
expression, many here become dancers, acrobats and sports champions. A Latin
epithet for Hercules was saltator, ‘leaper’”.
If we now combine this with the stars of Mars and Neptune, the picture becomes
exceedingly clear. Here we have the star Deneb Adige, alpha Cygni [6pi] of
Cygnus, the Swan. Diana Rosenberg notes, “Cygnus sponsors an extraordinary
number of artists…preferred fields include theatre, dance (especially ballet)”.
Is it a coincidence that Plisetskaya’s trademark ballet was The Dying Swan ?!
If we now
progress the Ingress chart to May 2, the date of Maya Plisetskaya’s death, we
find that Saturn-Neptune-Mars reach the angles triggering the event. In
passing, we note that the asteroid Orpheus [6pi] linked to death is conjunct
Neptune [6pi].
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