American student rescued from inside vagina sculpture

MAINZ, Germany -- Call it a stimulating study-abroad experience. An American exchange student sparked an "extraordinary rescue mission" when his leg became trapped inside a giant vagina sculpture. "It was a dare," fire department squad leader Markus Mozer told NBC News. "The young man had tried to pose for an unusual photo and climbed into the artwork." A total of 22 rescue workers with special equipment were deployed to the scene in the southern Germany city of Tuebingen on Friday to free the 20-year-old but a “forceps delivery was not necessary," local newspaper Schwaebisches Tagblatt noted.  http://nbcnews.to/TnRj3e

Surprising though it may be, this humorous piece of news  although unimportant is reflected in the stars. We start by looking at the solar eclipse [8ta52] of April 29 in tropical Taurus – a sign associated with  procreation, and  natural reproductive forces [1]. The eclipse was in a sharp sesquisquare aspect to the TNP Cupido  placed on the descendant at Tuebingen, Germany and therefore significant for the place.  TNP Cupido [24sa03] was in turn opposite the asteroid Valentine (25ge34) placed on the Ascendant. The  following keywords apply for the TNP Cupido and the  asteroid Valentine (considered to be similar to Eros).

VALENTINE (EROS): Sexuality; reproductive organs

CUPIDO: artistry; works of art

When we combine the two we can see why it can refer to the “vagina sculpture” mentioned in the news.

 Progressing the eclipse chart to Friday, June 20, the date of the incident brings the Ascendant to an aspect with the eclipse-Cupido-Valentine configuration. In addition, the IC [25li28] conjoins the star Spica [24li03]. Nick Fiorenza [2] links Spica to the base chakra of the Virgin (i.e. genital area).

Spica marks the sidereal Virgo-Libra cusp. In our modern rendering of a supine Virgin, Spica is the base chakra (Vesica Pisces) of the Virgin, with the Virgin’s legs extending into the first half of sidereal Libra.

[1] http://www.patrickarundell.com/Astrology/Zodiac-Signs/Taurus

[2] http://lunarplanner.com/LunarMonths2014/lunarmonth.14.03.01.html