Castor with horse - marble relief from Hadrian's Villa
A lightning strike has killed three horses this
afternoon as a thunderstorm ripped through Warwick. Owner Terryanne Kalms is
mourning the loss of the horses that were struck while grazing in their paddock
near the Victoria St Bridge. "There were people driving past who knew who
owned them," Ms Kalms said. "They called us saying 'these guys have
been hit, they're not moving and the others are afraid of them'. "It's
definitely a shock - they're like family." Dec.11 http://www.warwickdailynews.com.au/news/hail-storm-hits-warwick-more-wild-weather-forecast/2870543/
The cosmos
is a vast clock – wheels within wheels within wheels to which we all respond.
Any event is essentially a point in time where several wheels meet. To
illustrate this we will look at (a) the
chart for the March 20 solar eclipse and its progression to December 11 (b) the
chart for the December 11 New Moon.
Let us
begin with the chart for the March 20 solar eclipse at Warwick, Australia. The
eclipse [29pi] is conjunct the star Scheat [29pi]. Beta (β) Pegasus, Scheat, is
a star in the constellation of the Flying Horse.
Notice also that with a powerful T-square containing
Uranus-Pluto straddling the meridian the eclipse is significant for the place. Richard
Tarnas links Uranus-Pluto with “the unleashing of the elemental forces of
nature”. Uranus is the planet that rules electricity
while the TNP Zeus is conjunct stars of Corvus and Draco. For events in this
area, Diana Rosenberg [1] lists “storms (a very high score), lightning and
electrical events”. Finally, the MC is
conjunct the star Castor, alpha Gemini. In mythology, Castor is often depicted
with horses as a marble relief from the Roman emperor Hadrian’s villa
indicates.
So
essentially, all the ingredients for the event reported are in place – storm,
lightning and horses. But what triggered the unfortunate event. Well at least
two cosmic events. First, the eclipse chart progressed to December 11 brought
the Mars-Zeus-Uranus-Pluto T-square to the meridian. And secondly, a New Moon on that very day placed a Mars-Zeus-Uranus-Pluto
T-square on the horizon axis.
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