Ship with more than 100 passengers on board sank
off the coast of Indonesia, according to local media. The ship is known to have
left from Kolaka, Southeast Sulawesi, for South Sulawesi. According to
Kompas.com, 122 people were on board. Reuters reports of 100 people on board. The
reasons of the shipwreck are still unknown.
The
following extract from a previous post explains the reason for the ship wreck.
What to expect from the
upcoming Moon Wobble?
The Dec. 18 quarter Moo
straddles the Nodal axis. This is a
phenomena known as “Moon Wobble”. Moon Wobbles were discovered in the 1930's,
when research by astrologer Carl Payne Tobey (1902-1980), the original editor
of Astrology Magazine, revealed that disasters occur in cycles associated with
the conjunction (0°), opposition (180°) and square (90°) from the Sun to the
Moon's Node. These powerful contacts occur when the Sun and the Node are in the
same sign, or the opposing sign, or when the Sun is in a square aspect to the
nodal axis.
During Moon Wobble the
instability factor is high, resulting in more accidents, fires, plane crashes, freak accidents, floods,
feats of nature, bizarre weather patterns, earthquakes, tornadoes, violence,
Terrorism, riots, and political and personal upheavals. These Cycles bring
suppressed energies in people and Mother Nature to the surface, erupting and
disrupting.
But as
always there is invariably more than one cosmic factor at work that explains an
important event. Shown here is the chart for the upcoming Capricorn Ingress of the
Sun on Dec.22 drawn for Kolaka. Notice that the Mars-Uranus-Pluto T-square
occupies the angles. A keyword for this combination is “an accident”. And if we
look carefully at the MC we find that with Pluto is the star sigma (σ)
Sagittarius, Nunki. This star also known as Pelagus (“open sea”) is linked to “shipwrecks”
[1].
[1]
Secrets of the Ancient Skies; Diana K. Rosenberg (v.2, p.452-53)
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