A 40-feet dead whale washed ashore near the coast
of Revas in Raigad district in Maharashtra. Forest department officials claim
that the whale may have got stranded in shallow water and later died; the
carcass was later buried near the coast. Another dead whale was found at the Uran coast
around two months ago. Several marine creatures including dolphins have been
found dead around the Mumbai coast in the recent past. The female Blue Whale, the world's largest
animal, washed up on the beach on Wednesday morning and despite efforts to move
the 20-tonne marine mammal by locals and authorities, the whale died ashore
around on Thursday morning. Recently,
blue whales were spotted by researchers along the Sindhudurg coast of
Maharashtra in the first such sighting in 100 years. June 25 http://www.mid-day.com/articles/40-foot-dead-whale-washes-ashore-near-mumbai-coast/16319176
The
incident occurred on June 24, the very
day of the First Quarter Moon. A chart for the Moon phase at Mumbai is shown here. The Sun and Mars are
conjunct in the 8th house which rules all matters connected with
death. Mars is the ruler of the 12th house which in mundane
astrology rules large animals like the whale in our story so that we are
looking at the possible death of a large animal. But what kind of animal is
this? Both Sun and Mars are in a
quincunx aspect to Saturn on the Ascendant.
Saturn [-17d57] is sharply parallel in declination to the star Deneb
Kaitos [-17d54]. Beta (β) Cetus, Deneb Kaitos, is a star in the tail of the
Whale, or Sea Monster[1].
Also
relevant here is Venus [16le] conjunct
the star Dubhe of Ursa Major. Diana Rosenberg links this area of stars to “issues
relating to the destruction or protection of animals and the environment”. This
may be a hint in the chart that the death
for the magnificent creature may be because we have not been looking after the
environment.
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