As a
child Franklin Vieux recalls hearing his school teacher read a story about a
princess who had a tantalising dilemma. Two male suitors had been wooing her
and she had to choose between them. Franklin wondered why she could not choose
both. June 23 http://www.bbc.com/future/story/20160623-polyamorous-relationships-may-be-the-future-of-love
This article is part of a series on sexual revolutions
published at BBC Earth. It offers an opportunity to see how symbols in
astrology with their wide meanings can be interpreted in different ways and
give rise to several closely connected events. In the last two posts we have
discussed the combination of TNPs Cupido-Hades. In the first post [1] we saw
that the combination was leading to Brexit because of a decline (Hades) in sense of
family unity (Cupido). Whereas in the second post [2] it was about depressions
(Hades) linked to family history (Cupido). In both these posts since Makemake
was also involved we saw that the root cause of the problem was “our psycho-emotional fog that was perpetuating confused life scenarios,
antiquated involvements, or entrapments that are no longer in our highest
interest nor serving our well-being, especially regarding our fundamental
physical needs and emotional desires”.
Going back to the lunar eclipse of March 23 at London we
remind ourselves that it was part of a Grand Cross. Additionally, the TNP
Apollon formed a trine to Hades and was therefore anchored to the opposition axis
of Hades-Kronos-Cupido. Among other things, the TNP Kronos is about “rules or
laws” so that this combination can be interpreted as outdated (Hades) marriage
(Cupido) laws (Kronos) or even a decline (Hades) in laws (Kronos) connected
with marriage (Cupido). When an opposition of two planets receives a harmonious
aspect from a third planet, that planet offers a way out of the dilemma. Here
the TNP Apollon which means “more than one” is essentially saying that the old
rules of exclusivity in marriage are no longer working. It is time to try out
polyamorous relationships!
If we progress the eclipse chart to June 23, the date of the
article, (same date as Brexit referendum) we find that the eclipse is now
aligned with the horizon axis and therefore triggered.
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