A South African judge sentenced
Olympic sprinter Oscar Pistorius to six years in prison for his girlfriend's
murder -- the latest ruling in a drawn-out case that has transfixed the nation
for years. Pistorius killed Reeva Steenkamp at his home in an upscale Pretoria
neighborhood in the early hours of Valentine's Day three years ago -- a killing
he says was an accident, after he mistook her for an intruder, but one the
prosecution called a deliberate act after the two had an argument. July 6
http://edition.cnn.com/2016/07/06/africa/oscar-pistorius-sentence/
A
horoscope of Oscar Pistorius is available at Astro-Databank [1]. Based on this
data his current precession corrected solar return chart with only chart
elements relevant to our discussion is given here. One can easily see that the
most prominent configuration is a T-square involving Uranus-Pluto-Venus
straddling the meridian axis. When Pluto aspects Venus, it can be a descent
into hell that passes through the most intense emotions. Pluto will try to show
the darkest and even the most sick parts between two individuals in a loving
relationship. It can bring to light absolutely unknown features of psyche. Here
love at times becomes attached to the death drive.
Let
us remember that Uranus in Aries can symbolize willful, insensitive, or even sociopathic
depredations by individuals whose actions harm
the safety and well-being of
others. In such cases Pluto in Capricorn can represent powerful institutions
like the law court here that defend the common good.
Progressing
the solar return chart to July 6, 2016, the date of the new, brings the
T-square to an alignment with the horizon thereby triggering it.
And
readers who would like to see a confirmation of planets in transit can make a
chart for Sun opposite Pluto (exact on July 8) at Pretoria. Notice that a
Sun-Venus-Uranus-Pluto T-square is
aligned with the angles once again emphasizing the same players
Venus-Uranus-Pluto. But more interesting is the star 66 Aurigae conjunct the
Sun on the IC. Diana Rosenberg links Auriga to “crippling disabilities requiring
wheel chairs”. In mythology the constellation, Auriga, is identified with
Erichthonius, the son of the goddess Athena (Roman Minerva) and Hephaestus
(Roman Vulcan) who, being deformed and unable to walk, invented the chariot.
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