Neptune – lord of seas and storms
Pisces is an era of storms and of
wholesale disintegration. But Piscean winds of destiny may impel men of vision
and courage to discover many a "new world," as much as they do
destroy or suffocate the many who stubbornly resist change – Dane Rudhyar
With
Florida already bracing for a hit from Hurricane Irma, which according to some
models may attain "monster" Category 5 winds as it nears land
prompting locals to store up on everything from water to food to gas and
various other housing supplies, late on Monday afternoon Florida Gov. Rick
Scott declared a state of emergency ahead of potential landfall, just hours
after the governor of Puerto Rico did the same.
Sept. 4 http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-09-04/florida-declares-state-emergency-category-4-hurricane-irma-barrels-straight-miami
Mundane Astrology is the application of astrology to world
affairs and world events, taking its name from the Roman word Mundus, meaning "the World".
Among the horoscopes used are those of exact planetary aspects primarily
conjunctions and oppositions. Like in any other branch of astrology, the four
angles created by the horizon and meridian are of paramount importance. The
four important angles on a chart are the Ascendant (cusp of the 1st house)
Descendant (cusp of the 7th house), Midheaven (cusp of the 10th house) and IC
(cusp of the 4th house). Planets and star constellations aligned with these
angles always leave their mark on events.
As Hurricane Irma barrels towards Florida, Sun and Neptune form
an opposition on Sept. 5 that aligns with the meridian at Miami. A day
later the Full Moon [13pi] also aligns with this axis.
Being the ruler of the sea Neptune is described as gathering clouds and
calling forth storms. Neptune is at 12 Pisces. For this area, Diana Rosenberg
writes:
These stars were
transited at the Nov 440 CE Solar Eclipse, the year the city of Ys in
Brittany “was submerged in a great flood”
and in 441, the sea submerged great parts of North and South Wales. Other
weather disasters include the 1715 Los Capitanas disaster – the loss of a
Spanish treasure fleet; the four day Great Blizzard of 1888 over New England;
the 1900 Great Galveston, TX hurricane: about 8000 died; when a huge typhoon
hit Hongkong in 1906: about 10,000 were killed; at one of the highest surface
wind ever recorded, 256 mph during Hurricane Paka, Guam, 1997; in 1998 when a
lethal F-5 tornado – highest on the Fujita Scale – winds of more than 250 mph
hit west of Birmingham, AL in 1998, destroying entire communities at many
others.
For the Sun position at 12 Virgo, Diana Rosenberg writes “Storms!
– the highest score of any set of stars” and gives the following examples:
This was Neptune in
1274 when Khublai Khan’s 900 ship armada invaded Japan: a Kamikaze (“divine
wind”) typhoon wrecked the fleet; these stars were rising at Havana at a New
Moon the day after a Spanish fleet sailed in 1622, straight into a hurricane
that sank 8 of the vessels. Other major storm events with transits here include
a Bay of Bengal cyclone in 1864 when a 40-ft sea wave hit Calcutta leaving
50,000 dead; at the August 1935 New Moon 5 days before a Category 5 Labor Day
Hurricane “the most intense and tight-knit ever to strike Florida” hit the
Florida Keys, the barometer fell to the lowest ever observed in the US with
wind estimated at 150-200 mph and several others.
Solar Eclipse and Hurricane Irma
[1] A
Basic Guide to Astro Meteorology by Kim Farnell - Skyscript
[2] https://marthalangwescott.com/basic-resources/
Update September 7, 2017
Solar Eclipse and Hurricane Irma
PS:
It now appears that Hurricane Irma may be the strongest
hurricane ever recorded outside of the Gulf and Carribean. So what astrological
indicator do we have to indicate this? We shall see that the root cause is the
solar eclipse of Aug. 21 triggered by the Full Moon that fell on the meridian
of the eclipse chart. At Miami, Florida
and of course forseveral locations in Florida, the eclipse chart has Neptune on
the IC among the same stars mentioned above. In astro-meteorology, the IC
is linked to the weather. Neptune here
makes hard aspects to the TNPs Apollon and Vulcanus.
APOLLON: More than
one.
VULCANUS: Surge of
power.
The TNP Vulcanus is associated with power, strength or
intensity while Apollon is multiple or more than one [2]. Apart from the news
that Hurricane Irma may be the strongest hurricane ever recorded, we now
understand that two more Hurricanes are forming: Jose Right Behind Irma, Katia
In The Gulf.
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