An
impoverished man in India carried his wife's body for 12km after the hospital
where she died allegedly failed to provide an ambulance to carry the body back
to their village. Dana Majhi's wife Amang, 42, died from tuberculosis in the
district hospital in Bhawanipatna town in Orissa state. Mr Majhi said his
village was 60km (37 miles) away and he couldn't afford to hire a vehicle. The
hospital authorities have denied his charge. http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-37183011
The last total solar eclipse of March 9 will help explain
this news. At Bhawanipatna, the eclipse was placed in the 12th house
linked to hospitals [1]. It was placed amid stars in the flowing waters of Aquarius. These stars bring up the theme of
humanitarianism or the lack of it as in this case. The eclipse is conjunct
Neptune and square Saturn. Since Saturn rules scarcity or lack while Neptune
rules compassion, it brings up a story that deals with hard-heartedness. Neptune
in the 12th is conjunct the asteroid Orpheus (death) and opposite
Jupiter in Virgo in the 6th (house of illness) [1]. Jupiter-Neptune
is linked to respiratory diseases as the extract [2] below explains:
Neptune in Pisces
tends to weaken the physical constitution and can get sloppy with sanitation;
Jupiter in Virgo really exaggerates this. It is hard to say if this will play
out stronger in individuals charts or on a broader scale, but there is
potential for big outbreaks here, so take extra precautions regarding hygiene,
environmental safety and the like. Respiratory infection – fluids in the lungs
is a Neptune/Pisces thing- might be a particular concern.
If we now progress the eclipse chart to August 24, the date
of the news, we find that the progressed MC triggers the eclipse T-square on
that day confirming its role in the news story.
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