On 11 September 2026, as a New Moon dawned over Delhi, Russian President Vladimir Putin stood at the BRICS summit and called for something bold: a comprehensive BRICS-wide payment and settlement system, a dedicated depository infrastructure, reinsurance mechanisms, and a grain exchange. In plain terms, an architecture designed to reduce dependence on Western financial rails and the dollar. The timing was exact. The New Moon chart cast for Delhi places Venus at 0° Scorpio 31′, closely accompanied by Haumea, while Pluto sits at 3° Aquarius 20′ (retrograde). These form a potent square that straddles the horizon—Venus rising in the east, Pluto angular in the west. In astrology, angular planets shout. When Venus and Pluto lock horns across the horizon, themes of power, control, and transformation around money, values, and shared resources take center stage. Venus–Pluto is classic for the intense undercurrents of finance: who controls the purse strings, how value is...
Twenty-five years on, the 9/11 event chart continues to speak with unsettling clarity. Set for 11 September 2001, 08:46 EDT, New York, the chart shows the Ascendant and Mercury tightly conjunct at 14° Libra — precisely on the stars of Corvus, the Raven. In classical stellar lore, Corvus is the lying raven of Apollo: the messenger who brought false reports, the bird of deception, scavengers, and half-truths. Mercury (the messenger, media, official statements) rising with Corvus on the Ascendant paints a potent image of information that arrives under a cloud of misdirection or incomplete disclosure. The public face of the event itself carries the signature of the raven. Right now, transit Saturn is retrograde at 13–14° Aries, sitting directly on the Descendant of that chart — opposite the Ascendant-Mercury-Corvus conjunction. Saturn on the angle of “the other,” of projection, of what is received from outside, is the classic reality-check placement. Retrograde, it turns the sc...