The world's first successful penis transplant has
been reported by a surgical team in South Africa. The 21-year-old recipient,
whose identify is being protected, lost his penis in a botched circumcision. Doctors
in Cape Town said the operation was a success and the patient was happy and
healthy. The team said there was extensive discussion about whether the
operation, which is not life-saving in the same way as a heart transplant, was
ethical. March 13; http://www.bbc.com/news/health-31876219
The news
comes to us at the Last Quarter Moon phase. A chart for the phase drawn for
Cape Town is shown here. The Moon [22sa49] is conjunct star Rasalhague
[22sa40]. Alpha (α) Ophiuchus, Ras Alhague, is a sapphire star on the head of
the Snake Handler. Ophiuchus is identified with Aesculapius (Asklepios,
Asclepius), an ancient physician who grew so skilled in the craft of healing
that he was able to restore the dead to life [1]. In other words this
constellation is about renewing, repairing and refurbishing people who suffer
ill health. The snake is often linked to
sexual energy in shamanic and esoteric traditions. With these images, the news
of surgeons successfully performing a penis replacement operation should come
as no surprise.
A further
confirmation comes from the Mars-Pluto square part of the T-square that
straddles the horizon axis. It is well
known that Pluto is connected with regeneration and as the reference [2] from
Medical Astrology tells us Mars rules the male reproductive organ.
Mars: The
penis, male reproductive system and male sexual response.
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