Murdered soldier Lee Rigby's mother says she has
felt daily chest pains since her son's death. Why does bereavement affect some
people this way? When Shira Schiller suddenly lost her 10-year-old son Max to a
heart condition, nothing prepared her for the grief, or its physical symptoms. "It's
like something's sitting on your chest," says Schiller, 47, from London.
"It's like there's a hand holding your heart. If I'm having a bad day,
it's like being unable to breathe." Words like "heartache",
"hurt" and "pain" are often used to describe emotional
trauma. But people affected by grief often say they experience them as concrete
physical sensations. A churning stomach, a racing heart, shaking, flashbacks
and hypersensitivity to noise are all physical by-products of bereavement,
according to the British Psychological Society. Yet there's no uniform set of
symptoms, just as people react differently in emotional terms to grief and
loss. May 6 http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-36213249
Nothing
can appear in the news that the stars do not permit. Does this statement sound
like an exaggeration? Well I am sure not to regular readers who are by now
familiar with the hundreds of examples on this blogsite that illustrate that statement. This news
from BBC will serve as yet another example.
Let us
begin with the chart for the last solar eclipse at London. The eclipse along
with its T-square was very significantly placed straddling the horizon axis
with apex Saturn on the Ascendant. Here Saturn is square Neptune which Ebertin
interprets as :
Painful or
tormenting emotional issues, undermining circumstances also leading to a state
of illness, neuroses or diseases with causes difficult to ascertain.
In
addition, the asteroids Orpheus [9pi], Aesculapia [16sa], Psyche [16ge] and
Memoria [19pi] sort of “pepper” the
eclipse T-square giving it specific meaning. Martha Wescott [1]provides the
following delineations for the asteroids.
AESCULAPIA: Contact with
physicians (including the internal healer) and belief systems about the health,
symptoms and medical conditions.
ORPHEUS: Sad, sweet or haunting
music, lyrics or poetry; dirges; sense of mourning and loss; grief (for what
you don't have—what has gone out of your life--
“might have been” or what was); contact with death.
PSYCHE: Recognition of childhood
trauma; raw wounds psychologically; vulnerability; memories; insight; psychic
impressionability; psychological recovery; the state of your “mental health;”
head wounds; brain states.
MEMORIA: Memories.
It shouldn’t
take too much effort to put the pieces together and arrive at the news.
Painful memories of
death and what has gone out of your life are creating medical symptoms.
But why
has this news item come out on May 6? If we progress the eclipse chart to May
6, the progressed MC touches off the T-square thereby triggering it on that
date.
PS:
Going a step further, we might ask ourselves if this was the only expression of
the eclipse on May 6 at London. Couldn’t there have been a more positive
expression? And the answer is “Yes”…there was a positive expression on the same
day. Ebertin links Saturn-Neptune to “poor people” living in difficult
circumstances who are “able to achieve success through intense activity , great
painstaking effort and a methodical execution of plans”. The election of Sadiq Khan as a new mayor of
London was announced on May 7. His story of a phenomenal rise from a humble
background is outlined here: London
mayor: The Sadiq Khan story http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-london-36140479
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