Strong
winds brought more terror to residents in California's San Diego and Riverside
counties as quick-moving wildfires closed in on their communities on Friday,
causing thousands more to evacuate.
Burning
in San Diego is the churning Lilac fire, which has consumed roughly 4,100 acres
in the span of 12 hours. Already 60 percent contained is the much smaller
Liberty fire, the second-newest fire to ignite, estimated to have burned a mere
300 acres in Riverside, according to Cal Fire. Dec. 9 https://sptnkne.ws/gjsM
We shall see in this post how the December 3, Full Moon
(also a SuperMoon) is a major culprit for this fire. A chart for the Full Moon
at San Diego is shown here. The Moon is square Neptune [11pi] conjunct the
stars of Phoenix, the Firebird so that Diana Rosenberg links this area to “major
city-wide fires”.
The stars were transited at the 64 CE Great Fire of Rome that destroyed
¾ of the city; at the 1838 Charleston SC fire that destroyed more than half the
city; at the 1908 Lake View School fire; at the Great Boston Fire of 1872 that
gutted the business districts and several others.
At Tianjin, China where the Full Moon aligned with the
meridian and had Neptune on descendant a major fire in a skyscraper took place
just two days before the Full Moon. However, neither the luminaries nor Neptune
make any hard aspects to the angles at San Diego so the question remains why at
San Diego. And the answer is fairly simple. The Full Moon chart at San Diego
has a Mercury-Saturn conjunction on the Ascendant amid stars of Ara – the burning
altar. The
theme of “fire” resonates with the Full Moon theme. About these stars, Diana Rosenberg writes:
Ara’s flames are here,
and Sargas was part of Sar-ur, “Director-of-Fire” in the Euphratean starlist:
this was Sun at the great New York City financial district fire of 1835; 650
buildings destroyed; the $ 22 million damage bankrupted insurance companies;
these stars were transited when Sherman’s troops burned Atlanta in the US Civil
War; at the 1871 Great Chicago and Peshtigo, WI fires whipped by high winds; at
Chicago’s 1958 Our Lady of Angels Grade School fire; in 1960 the Guatemala City
insane asylum fire; at the 1961 Gran Circo Norte-Americano Circus fire in
Brazil; at the 1974 Sao Paulo, Brazil Jolema Bank fire; at the 1987 Aries
Ingress just before Manchuria’s Great Black Dragon fire and many others.
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