Oklahoma City police say Aubrey McClendon, a
natural gas industry titan who was indicted on Tuesday by a federal grand jury,
has been killed in a fiery single-car crash in Oklahoma City. Police Sgt.
Ashley Peters says 56-year-old McClendon was the only occupant in the sport
utility vehicle when it slammed into a concrete bridge pillar shortly after 9
a.m. Wednesday. McClendon’s death follows an announcement Tuesday that he had
been indicted for allegedly conspiring to rig bids to buy oil and natural gas
leases in northwest Oklahoma. March 3
A square
between Mercury and Mars becomes exact on March 4 but is already active. A
chart for the mundane event at Oklahoma
City has the square sharply aspecting the meridian axis. A Mercury-Mars
combination is well known to astrologers as liable to produce car (Mercury)
accidents due to rash (Mars) driving.
That was
the easy part. And now if we examine the stars that form the backdrop to
Mercury and Mars some more details of the story can be explained.
Mars
[29sc] is conjunct an area about which Diana Rosenberg writes:
This is an area of
night: the Serpent and Scorpion, both denizens of the dark, hidden places,
together with prowling Lupus dominate these longitudes, barely held in check by
struggling Ophiuchus…the worst among those here are treasonous,
treacherous and with Lupus’ wild, animal
energies raging underneath the surface, jealous, malevolent, brutal,
evil-minded, murderous and insane (truly representative of the head and claws
of a scorpion and a hand struggling with a serpent… Ethics, morality and temperance are the
primary challenges of these stars [1].
And for
the stars conjunct Mercury [29aq] she writes:
In Greek mythology
the Swan was associated with the goddess Nemesis and in China 26 Aquarii was a
star of Sse-Ming, the Judge of Life and punisher of evil doers [2].
According
to the report, McClendon’s car slammed
into a concrete bridge pillar shortly after 9 a.m. A chart for the moment has
Pluto on the MC square Uranus.
In simple
terms the Uranus-Pluto square represents a war between individualists (Uranus
in Aries) and the government (Pluto in Capricorn). In Capricorn, Pluto symbolizes the
overwhelming power of the collective to
force conformity against “outlaws” who harm society. It can be the cavalry riding to the rescue to
defend the common good by preventing willful, insensitive, or even sociopathic depredations
by individuals or companies whose actions harm
everyone’s safety and well-being.
[1]
Secrets of the Ancient Skies; Diana K. Rosenberg (v.2,p.271-73)
[2] Secrets of the
Ancient Skies; Diana K. Rosenberg (v.2,p.654)
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