Centrist
Emmanuel Macron has gone through to the second round of the French election,
where he will face far-right leader Marine Le Pen. Mr Macron, a former banker,
is seen as a political newcomer - and ran without the backing of an established
party. After topping Sunday's vote, he is now favourite to win the run-off on 7
May. http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-39689385
I have consistently maintained at this website that the
outcome of an election can never be predicted. However, the stars do give us an
idea of the issues involved in an election if we carefully examine eclipse or
ingress charts active on the day of the election. As in a previous post on the
Turkish referendum [1], the chart for the September 1, 2016 solar eclipse holds
a clue. This New Moon eclipse lies in
the midst of the stars Thuban of Draco, Alioth of the Great Bear and the stars
of the Sextant, and Suhail Velorum of Argo Navis and forms a T-square with
Saturn-Neptune.
Writing about this eclipse in his blog post entitled New
Directions [2], Nick Fiorenza states:
This area dramatizes
the separation between those choosing to fight for a greater
evolutionary vision and those wanting to maintain totalitarian control of the
Earth.
Solar eclipses can bring about a new beginning or way of life. The stars do not impose a
choice. They simply highlight the issue at stake.
In general, a Saturn-Neptune cycle is
about the structuring of, as well as constrictions about, society's ideologies
and sociopolitical orders. When Saturn and Neptune conjoin and initiate a new
synodic cycle, as occurred in 1989, two primary things occur. Neptune wants
to dissolve Saturn's previous constructs and segregations into universality,
and Saturn wants to solidify the visions and ideals inspired by Neptune into
societal structure, ideals which had been gestating from the previous cycle, in
essence wanting to birth a new sociopolitical order as the cycle begins. This
energetic can also accentuate resistance from long-established sociopolitical
structures to any new ideologies trying to emerge.
Neptune's more visionary and purer
spiritual resonances are embodied only by more mature and older souls,
self-aware individuals. For the masses however this generally is not the
case, as many people experience Neptune's lesser expression, being
impressionable, lost in following others, the glitter and glamour, and
phenomenology of life. Thus, a Saturn-Neptune synthesis can still result in the
formation of new religious or political dogmas, their rules and regulations,
and their idealistic followings.
In the sociopolitical arena, Saturn-Neptune
cycles are about the ebb and flow of more conservative, controlling and
authoritarian ideals, although this specific cycle was also influenced by the
Saturn-Uranus synthesis as well, adding a rebellious progressive element to
create change in conservative currents and authoritarian political orders. [3]
That this choice is to be made on May 7 can be seen if we
progress the eclipse chart to this date. Notice that the progressed angles
trigger the eclipse T-square on this date.
PS
Serbian astrologer
Smiljana Gavrancic’s great analysis on the French Presidential election [4]. She
considers Le Pen the likely winner. This would agree with the “New Directions” September 1, 2016 solar eclipse that we
mention in the blog here. Moreover, Gavrancic mentions that the eclipse is significant in Le Pen’s chart as it falls
on her radix Jupiter.
[4] http://astrologsmiljanagavrancic.blogspot.in/2017/04/presidential-elections-in-france-2017_24.html
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