A man
hoping to cycle home cross-country for Chinese New Year realised 30 days into
his trip that he had been travelling in the wrong direction. The young migrant
worker from China was aiming for his home in Qiqihar, Heilongjiang province,
after setting off from Rizhao - over 1,700km away. But he was stopped by
traffic police 500km off course, in the central Chinese province of Anhui. When
they found out, the police paid for a train ticket to get him home. The man had
set off from Rizhao, in Shandong province, in December. Jan. 25 http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-38748373
The young migrant worker had set off on his journey from
Rizhao just a few days before the New Moon of December 29, 2016. This New Moon was placed amongst the stars of the Sagittarius,
the Archer.
Sagittarius has always
been a sign associated with shooting for far off goals. An arrow is shot with a
bow. http://www.constellationsofwords.com/Constellations/Sagittarius.html
Aiming for far away goals can be literal or figurative. For
our Chinese migrant worker it was literal, he was prepared to undertake a long
journey home. Also notice that the New Moon is conjunct Mercury (journeys) and
opposite the TNP Hades (mistakes). So he set off in the wrong direction!
If we now progress the New Moon chart to January 25, the
date of the news, the progressed Ascendant triggers the Mercury-Hades opposition…which is
possibly close to the date he discovers his mistake. Astrologers believe that
the ascendant signifies a person's awakening to new consciousness, in the same
way that the Sun's appearance on the eastern horizon signifies the dawn of a
new day.
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