As
Hurricane Matthew begins its march up the Florida coast, more than 30,000
customers were without power Thursday night. According to the Associated Press,
at least 24,000 customers in the Palm Beach area alone were affected by power
outages. Florida Power and Light said earlier Thursday that it expects 2.5
million statewide outages in the aftermath of the storm. Thursday night, Gov.
Rick Scott called the storm a "monster" and urged residents to stay
in a safe place for the entire event. Oct.6
The September 1 solar eclipse is now beginning to show
itself in world events. A chart for the
eclipse at Miami, Florida has the eclipse T-square making aspects to the angles
suggesting that it is significant for the place. Moreover, we shall that the
theme of the stars on the Ascendant resonates with that of Saturn, the apex
planet of the eclipse T-square.
On the Ascendant are stars of the Ship and the Crab.
These bring shoreline events, storms, fogs and disasters at sea. These were
active in 1925 when “the most violent deadly tornado in American history”- 1 of
8 hit Annapolis, MO; the mile wide monster moving 219 miles in 3 hrs ripping
through Illinois utterly destroying towns in its path; when the “Great Miami
Hurricane” of 1926 hit the city – wind speeds reaching 138 mph killing 372, injuring 2000 and
leaving 38,000 homeless and many others [1].
Here Saturn is conjunct the star Antares. Under this star
[2] Diana Rosenberg lists “storms (extreme barometric lows)” and gives the
following examples:
There was a solar eclipse here in Nov. 440 CE, the year
the city of Ys in Brittany was “submerged in a great flood” and in 441 CE “the
sea submerged great parts of Wales”; these stars were transited in 1530 when
floodwaters driven by high winds smashed Holland dikes: 400,000 drowned; at the
Winter Solstice of 1886: a vicious winter followed on the Great Plains:
hundreds of thousands of cattle froze to death in blizzards; in 1881 in
Haipong, China typhoon killed thousands; at the Great Galveston Hurricane
of 1900 the city was totaled, 8000
killed; in 1969 when Hurricane Camille
hit the Gulf Coast (400 killed, 400,000 homeless); at the 1974 “Super
Tornado Putbreak”: 148 tornadoes in 2 days swept through 12 states, killing
324; at the solar and lunar eclipses of May-June 1993 during continuous rain
that led to a great Mississippi flood; in 1999 when tornadoes hit Oklahoma and
Kansas and many others.
So in brief, as we saw earlier, the stars on the
Ascendant resonate with the eclipse. All that was required was for the
progressed Ascendant to conjoin the eclipse on 5th – 7th
October for the “monster” Hurricane Matthew to pummel Florida.
[1] Secrets of the Ancient Skies; Diana K. Rosenberg
(v.1,p.519)
[2] Secrets of the Ancient Skies; Diana K. Rosenberg (v.2,p.332)
Comments
Post a Comment