Draco – the dragon guarding treasure
Remember
Smaug the dragon, in The Hobbit? He hoarded up a vast pile of wealth, and then
he just hung out in his cave, sitting on it (with occasional forays to further
pillage and immolate the local populace). That’s what you should think of when
you consider the mind-boggling hoards of wealth that the very rich have amassed
in America over the last forty years. Sept. 18 http://linkis.com/evonomics.com/zNl23
A pair of solar eclipses every year support our evolutionary progression in
consciousness. The February 26, 2017 New Moon eclipse in Aquarius conjoined the stars
forming the Urn of Aquarius. The stars of the Urn articulate natural resources
and the flow of those resources to humanity. The eclipse, therefore, brings
emphasis to humanity's fundamental needs, to resources that fulfill those
needs, and to the unimpeded flow of those resources to all of humanity. It
raises issues regarding the restrictive control and exploitation of resources
that lead to an unhealthy and frail human populous, and our need to address
those issues [1].
The author of the article, Steve Roth, is a Seattle-based entrepreneur. A chart for the solar eclipse at
Seattle has it placed very prominently on the Ascendant opposite the star
Thuban. On September 18, the date of the article, transit Mars [8vi] conjoined
Thuban [8vi] and opposed the eclipse degree [8pi] triggering the entire
configuration.
Alpha (α) Draco, Thuban, is a pale yellow star in the
Dragon. The constellation Draco often refers to greed for money and power and in
mythology, Dragons are shown sitting on a pile of wealth.
Furthermore, the eclipse is anchored to the
Jupiter-Uranus-Pluto T-square, suggesting that the evolutionary process require
the satisfactory resolution of the energies of the T. A short list of the
Uranus-Pluto conflicts that we’re feeling and seeing during this decade include
the poor against the rich, the powerless against the powerful, the
disenfranchised against the privileged, plus social institutions and massive
corporations against the individuals they are chartered to serve.
The third player in the T-square, Jupiter in Libra welcomes
us to openly engage in dialogue about what's broken, with the various
stakeholders whose needs currently aren't being effectively met and/or who
might have some novel suggestions for how to improve or refine the governing
master-plan so it better addresses the divergent concerns of a wider audience. Jupiter's
additional voice presents us the possibility of opening up to new alternatives
for how to concurrently address both Uranus-in-Aries's liberatory impulses and
Pluto-in-Capricorn's repressive institutional structures. But this is not going
to happen automatically; Jupiter merely
fosters a climate in which the efforts we intentionally make to actively create
such alternatives will receive benefic support from Jupiter. But it just as
likely that, without our mindful directional steering of its energy toward
particular aims, Jupiter will instead simply magnify the Uranus-Pluto dynamics
leading to rebellion against corrupt institutions that have outlived their
usefulness. The status quo cannot hold together much longer. It’s already coming
apart at the seams as institutions break down. Over the coming decade, the old
status quo will be replaced by a different or at least modified structure, either
for better or worse.
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