A
police officer was stabbed when a "spontaneous water fight" on the
hottest day of the year so far turned violent, the Met has said. Bottles
and other items were thrown at officers in London's Hyde Park after the
"increasingly large crowd became hostile to police" at about 20:40
BST. Another officer was hit with a bottle, Scotland Yard said, while two
members of the public suffered stab wounds. 20 July
To understand the astrology behind the news, let us go back
to the chart for the current New Moon at London. Notice that the New Moon
[12cn53] is significantly placed in the 10th house as part of an
angular T-square. The elements of the T-square are delineated by Martha Wescott
as below:
Kronos-Hades:
to see incidents where laws or authoritative action “just make things worse”;
to note disgust with laws or authority
figures who enforce them.
Pluto-Zeus:
to recognize psychological “triggers” – the way people and events can set off
strong defenses and buried emotions; events associated with general tension.
Next we notice that the New Moon was conjunct alpha (α)
Canis Major, Sirius – brightest star in the sky about which the ancient Roman
astrologer Manilius wrote.
"The brilliant
constellation of the Dog: it barks forth flame, raves with its fire, and
doubles the burning heat of the Sun." [Manilius, Astronomica, 1st century
AD, book 5, p.316-319].
To see whether this star did really cause July 19 to be the
hottest day in London all we need to do is progress the New Moon chart to that
date and sure enough we find that the MC reaches an exact conjunction to the
New Moon and Sirius!
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