Midway
Atoll, North Pacific Ocean (CNN) -- The distance from humanity yawns out in
front of you when you stand on the pale sands of this tiny Pacific island. Midway
Atoll is just about the furthest piece of land from civilization and its
constant engine whir, data and jostle. Standing on the island's remote
shoreline brings a calm and humility -- until you look down at your feet. On
the beach lies a motorcycle helmet, a mannequin's head, an umbrella handle, and
a flip-flop. They didn't fall from a plane or off a ship, and there aren't any
civilians living here who could have left them behind. They were washed in with
the tide, most likely from China or the US, thousands of miles away -- part of
an enormous plastic garbage patch, spinning in the middle of the Pacific Ocean,
which you probably contribute to. And these are just the bits of it we can see.
Dec.1, http://edition.cnn.com/interactive/2016/12/world/midway-plastic-island/
Eclipses play a very important role
in mundane astrology. They appear to pinpoint issues that need our special
attention and they can effective for months after they have taken place. A solar eclipse (a New Moon) is always
accompanied by a lunar eclipse (a Full Moon).
If the lunar eclipse follows a
solar eclipse, it brings the message of the solar eclipse to a culmination.
The March 9 Total Solar eclipse
was conjunct the dwarf planet Ceres.
This South Node Solar Eclipse T-Square, and this lunar cycle, creates a
powerful force to let go of constructs in our lives that no longer provide room
for growth, movement and expansion. In other words, we have grown as far as the
limits imposed by those constructs have permitted. It is now time to either
begin to change those constructs so they can allow a greater level of growth,
expansion and fulfillment, or to dismantle those constructs all together.
Ceres brings awareness to how we nurture and to that which is truly
nurturing to us. Ceres embodies mothering and agricultural qualities and brings
attention to our relation with the Earth, the land, agriculture, the
environment and the seasons. Due to Ceres association with the land and the
environment, Ceres is often prominent in charts associated with environmental
changes or geophysical events. Ceres reveals our ability to be in universal
flow—the unification of giving and receiving as one flow of energy through
ourselves. Ceres asks for acknowledgment of our inner needs, to have self love
and self worth. Ceres is of concern and caring for others as well as for the
Earth.[1]
A chart for the lunar eclipse of
March 23 drawn for Midway Atoll has the Full Moon aligned very significantly
with meridian. But more important for our discussion here is the T-square containing
Jupiter-Saturn-Neptune-Ceres straddling
the horizon axis. Both the Jupiter-Saturn
and the Saturn-Neptune squares are waning squares which therefore create a
crisis of consciousness asking us to let
go of constructs in our lives that no longer provide room for growth, movement
and expansion. If we now progress the
eclipse chart to December 1, the date of the news, the T-square arrives on the
horizon axis confirming the foregoing analysis.
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