Scientists
from Oxford University and UCL (University College, London) have identified
part of our brain that helps us learn to be good to others. The discovery could
help understanding of conditions like psychopathy where people's behaviour is
extremely antisocial. The researchers were led by Dr Patricia Lockwood, who
explained: 'Prosocial behaviours are social behaviours that benefit other
people. They are a fundamental aspect of human interactions, essential for
social bonding and cohesion, but very little is currently known about how and
why people do things to help others. Aug. 16; http://www.ox.ac.uk/news/2016-08-16-finding-brains-generosity-centre
The results of the brain scan study at Oxford University
can best be understood if we begin with a chart for the March Total Solar
Eclipse. In his post for the lunar month of March entitled Altruistic – Total Solar Eclipse, Nick Fiorenza wrote:
Our New Moon Solar
Eclipse occurs amongst the flowing waters dispensed from the Urn of Aquarius.
It also conjoins Fum al Samakah, the mouth of the primordial fish, and it lies
under the auspices of Pegasus, between Homam and Markab, and over the Phoenix,
a sign of renewal, rising from the ashes.
Hydor, Lambda
Aquarius, a fortuitous star, lies in and guides the stream of the flowing
waters of the humanitarian waterbearer. Hydor simply means water. Phi, Chi and
Psi, and Omega Aquarius extend from Hydor, further dispersing the stream.
All of these stars
articulate and impel the dispersion or distribution of humanitarian or
altruistic resources. The stream of Aquarius is of nourishment, of giving and
bestowal. These stars bring inspiration to facilitate for others the ability to
move into a greater flow or involvement in life, to make it possible for others
to sculpt or cultivate lives that lead to the fulfillment of their pursuits.
Notice that the eclipse along with its T-square was
significantly placed straddling the horizon axis at Oxford where Dr Patricia
Lockwood, the lead researcher is based. What cannot be seen in the chart is the
asteroid Psyche [18ge], placed on the descendant, thereby completing a
Grand Cross to the eclipse. A keyphrase for Psyche is “brain states”
[1]. Adding this to Nick Fiorenza’s account on the eclipse, it is easy to see
that, among other things, it is referring to brain states associated with
generosity.
Finally, progressing the eclipse chart by the solar
quotidian method, aligns the eclipse Grand Cross with the meridian axis on
August 16, the date of the news, thereby triggering it and confirming its role
in the findings of the study.
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