Centaur Eurytus Asteroid 463368 Eurytus is one of those obscure minor bodies that has so far received almost no attention from astrologers. Discovered only in 2012 and named in 2026, it has yet to appear in the usual asteroid ephemerides discussions or interpretive literature. Yet the circumstances of its discovery and the mythology behind its name offer a rich, nuanced symbolism that is well worth exploring. Discovery Details Eurytus was discovered on 14 November 2012 at Mount Graham, Arizona (Vatican Advanced Technology Telescope, MPC code 290) by K. Černis and R. P. Boyle. The first observation was recorded at 14.27951 November 2012 UT (approximately 06:42:30 UT). The site coordinates are roughly 32°42′ N, 109°53′ W. Importantly, this discovery occurred only 8–9 hours after the total solar eclipse of 13 November 2012. The eclipse New Moon fell at approximately 21° Scorpio, and the event chart (cast for the same location) shows a powerful Uranus-in-Aries square Pluto-in-...
The Sun’s entry into Libra on 22 September 2026 (17:04:55 PDT) carries a particularly eloquent signature when the chart is cast for San Bruno, California — the headquarters of YouTube. The solar degree at 0° Libra is sextile the Midheaven, while the asteroid Magdalena sits nearby at approximately 4° Libra. Simultaneously, the Trans-Neptunian Point Admetus falls on the IC, activating the Sabian symbol for Gemini 7°: “A WELL WITH BUCKET AND ROPE UNDER THE SHADE OF MAJESTIC TREES.” Keynote: Man’s primordial faith in the hidden sustaining power of life. Only four days later, on 26 September 2026 at 19:00 UT, a YouTube Short appeared on the Bible Action Channel. It dramatizes the encounter in John 4 between Jesus and the Samaritan woman at the well — the classic scriptural image of the marginalized feminine being offered “living water.” The coincidence is not trivial. Asteroid Magdalena is the celestial marker of the once-rejected feminine who never...