More
than 50,000 residents from the southern German city of Augsburg are being
evacuated from their homes so that an operation to defuse a World War Two bomb
can get under way on Sunday. It is the country's biggest evacuation for an
unexploded bomb since the end of the war. The 1.8-tonne British explosive is
thought to have come from a 1944 air raid, which destroyed the old town. It was
uncovered during construction work. Dec.
25
In mundane astrology charts drawn for exact aspects between
planets are considered significant especially
if important configurations are highlighted by the angles. A chart drawn for Mars sesquisquare Jupiter on December 26 at Augsburg brings the Jupiter-Zeus-Uranus-Pluto T-square
to the meridian. The exactness takes place just a few minutes before the first
Jupiter-Uranus opposition aligns with the meridian.The TNPs Hades-Kronos
form an opposition to apex Pluto. In a previous post about unexploded munition
[1], we dealt with this configuration. The following extract from that post is
relevant here.
Uranus-Pluto is a
combination that Ebertin associates with the possibility of sudden accidents
including explosions. Martha Wescott
links the TNP Zeus to military hardware and ammunition while a keyword for the
TNP Hades is old. Putting these together
we have the sense of lurking danger from
old, unexploded ammunition. However, we notice that fortunate Jupiter conjoins Zeus and makes a hard aspect to
Mars-S.Node-Neptune all of which are contained in the Arabic lunar mansion Sa'd
al-Akhbiyah 4-23 Pisces [1]. This lunar mansion often referred to as the Lucky
Star of Hidden Things was associated with a lucky find. Since the South Node also references the
past, with Mars-Neptune we have reinforcement of the possibility of a weakened
(Neptune) ammunition (Mars) being fortunately discovered.
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