One of the books, the multi-award winning And Tango Makes Three, recounts the real
life-inspired story of two male penguins raising a baby chick at New York 's Central Park
Zoo. The Singapore
government has ordered the National Library Board (NLB) to remove from library
shelves and destroy three children’s books that portray gay, lesbian or
unconventional families. July 11; http://ti.me/1mnllQj
Shown here
is the chart for the Full Moon of July
12 at Singapore .
By the rules of mundane astrology it is very significant for Singapore since
it is placed on the horizon axis. Conjunct the Ascendant [23cp] and the Moon
[20cp] is delta Aquilae in the Eagle’s south wing – an area linked to Antinous.
In the
image above the Eagle is carrying Antinous away. Antinous was a Bithynian Greek
youth and a favourite of the Roman emperor Hadrian. Since ancient times, the
Eagle has been associated with emperors, military rulers and tyrants. The name
Antinous became associated with homosexuality in Western culture, appearing in
the work of Oscar Wilde and Fernando Pessoa.
Also the
Sun [20cn03] is conjunct the star Castor
[20cn26] of the Twins.
The identical brothers were inseparable, and had a
deep affection for one another, for which reason they were often worshipped as
gods of homosexuality. [1]
In mundane
astrology, the fifth house is related to children. With Taurus on the 5th
cusp, the ruler is Venus. Conjunct Venus [22ge] is the star Capella [22ge],
alpha Aurigae, the mother goat in the
arms of Charioteer depicted with two baby goats following her. This is a star
that is about parenting or nurturing and bringing up children. With a sharp
quincunx aspect to the Ascendant and the Full Moon which lie amidst the stars
of Aquila and Antinous mentioned above is it
all surprising that a hue and cry is being raised about a children’s book that
carries the story of the two male penguins raising a baby chick?
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