Clearly
the war in Syria and the international push for regime change against Assad has
created strange alliances in the Middle East over the past few years. Among the
strangest bedfellows are the Israelis and Saudis. It's no secret that common
cause in Syria of late has led the historic bitter enemies down a pragmatic
path of unspoken cooperation as both seem to have placed the break up of the
so-called "Shia crescent" as their primary policy goal in the region.
But that's perhaps why few pundits seemed overly shocked when Israeli media
late last week began reporting that a Saudi prince made a secret visit to
Israel, in spite of the fact that the kingdom does not recognize the Jewish
state, and the two sides do not have diplomatic relations. Sept. 11 http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-09-11/breaking-news-saudi-crown-princes-secret-visit-israel-brings-embassy-scramble
How can we as astrologers figure out what is bothering the Saudis
and Israelis at this time? Well, using the Davison relationship chart is one
way to find out.
What is a Davison
relationship chart?
The Davison
relationship chart [DRC] was named for Ronald C. Davison (1914-1985), author
and president of the Astrological Lodge of the Theosophical Society of
London. The date and time can be
determined by calculating the day that lies exactly between the natal charts of
those involved. The same principle is also applied to the times of birth. If
the individuals involved have different places of birth a combined "place
of birth" is calculated by taking the average values of latitude and
longitude.
Even if the combined
place of birth is located in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, the DRC is still
a concrete horoscope for a specific time, place, and location which can, like
any natal chart, be used as a basis to calculate solar return charts,
progressions and the effect of transits. http://wiki.astro.com/astrowiki/en/Davison_Relationship_Chart
The data for the
national charts are (a) Saudi Arabia; 22 Sept. 1932 5:56 pm LMT; Riyadh (b) Israel
14 May 1948; 4:37 pm EET, Tel Aviv. Based on this data the Davison Relationship Chart (DRC) is shown
here.
The current primary (Van Dam) direction for the DRC is directed Saturn conjunct radix Sun. The radix Sun is part of a T-square with the
TNP Hades, the Moon and the asteroids Ophelia and Pandora. Martha Wescott [1]
provides the following definition and delineation.
OPHELIA: A point of
over-reaction and counterproductive reactions.
PANDORA: Encountering
unexpected consequences; getting “more than you bargained for.”
HADES: debilitation or
deterioration; “messy” situations.
Pandora-Hades-Ophelia: People are overreacting because a situation has
deteriorated or become “messy”. They encountered unexpected consequences or got “more than they bargained for”.
The Primary direction is like the “hour” hand of the clock. For
the “minute” hand we have transit Saturn squaring radix Neptune [23vi]. This
square brings disillusionment when Neptune’s fancy schemes meet Saturn’s brick
wall of reality.
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