In life as in movies, a good kiss is indelible.
It’s love and desire and unfettered happiness: wives and girlfriends embracing
soldiers returned from war; Ingrid Bergman crying out to Humphrey Bogart in
Casablanca, “Kiss me. Kiss me as if it were the last time!” At least that’s
what we’ve been taught.But a new study published in American Anthropologist has
found that kissing isn’t the universal expression of romantic love we all
thought it was.
The
research paper by anthrpologists from the
University of Nevada, Las Vegas was published on July 6. On the very same day
Sun was opposite Pluto and a chart drawn for the event at Las Vegas had the
combination in aspect to the meridian with Pluto in the mundane 5th
house that is associated with romance, lovemaking and sex [1]. Sexual taboos or that which is shunned or
forbidden by a culture come under the domain of Pluto. On those days that the
Sun transits Pluto such taboos are brought to light. In addition, on July 6, the Sun [14cn] was
conjunct the asteroid Eros [16cn] and the centaur Cyllarus [16cn]. All these
were conjunct the star Sirius [14cn]. Alpha (α) Canis Major, Sirius, is a
brilliant white and yellow star in the Greater dog’s mouth (lips?).Cyllarus
represents positive tactile sensual expression [2] so that along with Eros
(sexual love) its position opposite Pluto is all about taboos in this area.
Cyllarus: A
handsome, devoted centaur, he represents positive sensual expression,
willingness to fully embrace life in the physical plane. Positive - artistic,
soothing, tactile, healing, comforting. Negative - shut down, defensive,
protected, lack of creative outlet.
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