Vulpecula et Anser
the Fox and the Goose
A hungry fox pacing next to a chicken coup in the
garden of a family home in Zeewolde has attacked the person filming its actions
on a mobile phone. Eduard Plate, who is
a Flevoland provincial councillor for the VVD, spotted the fox hanging around
his neighbours' chickens on Wednesday afternoon and started filming it. After a
few seconds the fox turned and saw Plate. It leapt at him, forcing him to run
off and stop filming. Plate called in pest control experts who caught the fox
and took it to Lelystad where it was killed, RTL news reports. August 6
The lunar
cycle has been observed for ages and astrologers have come to realize that Moon
phases have a special connection to events on Earth especially if the Moon is
placed in an angular house. A chart drawn for the Full Moon[7aq] of July 31 at Zeewolde is shown here. Notice that it is prominently
placed in the 4th house. But what is not so obvious is that it is conjunct
the stars 13 Vulpecula [7aq] of the Fox [1]. In addition, the IC [24cp] is
occupied by 1 Vulpecula [25cp] so that when
the celestial Fox was highlighted by the Full Moon at Zeewolde the earthly Fox made his appearance on cue!
Two other points
in the chart deserve attention. First, that the now separating Uranus-Pluto
square on the descendant and IC is
brought into play by Mars on the MC forming a loose T-square. Mars[24cn] is
conjunct the star Pollux. Beta (β) Gemini, Pollux, is a "yellowish"
or "reddish," star positioned on the head of the Southern Twin in the
constellation of Gemini.
The club in his left hand depicts his violent nature.
In addition, in his “The Combination of
Stellar Influences”, Ebertin gives the following key words for
Mars-Pluto-Uranus: “Cruelty, violence and brutality”. Second, Mercury [16le] is
conjunct the star Dubhe, alpha Ursa Major. Diana Rosenberg connects “issues relating to
the destruction or protection of children, animals and the environment” with
this star. So the question that will remain is “did they need to kill the
animal”. Perhaps the stars are illuminating our own violent nature.
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