| Lunar
Eclipse, 31 December 2009 |
| by Andrew J. Bevan, QHP, DMS Astrol. (c) 2010 |
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| Partial
Lunar eclipse |
| Included is
also the accompanying partial lunar eclipse (appulse?) on New Year's
Eve, 31 December 2009. Also this chart produced the erronous Solar
symbol in the lower right hand corner. This error just makes me notice
that Uranus is not far off the lower midheaven of Tokyo, where Saturn
appears in the Solar eclipse in January. This does not neccessarily
portray anything - but the eclipses combined could indicate some sort of
'tug'? One area that might have been monitored,Teheran (nuclear power or
warfare?) does not appear to be under tension in either chart, thank
God. However, Mars retrograde is on the ascendant of Meyrin, Switzerland
(particle collidors) in the lunar eclipse of 31 December. |
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| Particle
Collider in Switzerland |
| Actually,
the lunar eclipse could indicate some hazard or concern for the LHC
project. Look at the chart. Whether it is the troubles the project has
encountered up until today's date, or something that lies ahead should
be unsaid, but the options should be taken into consideration. Mars,
Lord of the Scorpio 4th house, is retrograde and on the ascendant. The
fixed star Hamal in the Head of the Ram is 7TA49 and on the Midheaven.
According to Ebertin this star is of the combination of Mars/Saturn and
represents danger in the material sphere. |
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| Mars retrograde
on the ascendant could indicate fire or over-heating. The configuration
does not necessitate such a happening - and I am sure that the
scientists will be on the alert. Or at least, they should be. In an
uncanny way, Mars retrograde on the ascendant may actually indicate
something running fast and inflicting a collision, which is the
essential nature and function of the particle collider. |
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