It is not uncommon for prominent
figures to have their imperfections airbrushed out of history. But Admiral Lord
Nelson's facial scarring and missing eyebrow will now be presented in all their
glory, after the discovery and painstaking restoration of a "lost"
painting, which included the removal of paint that had covered up to maritime
hero's blemishes. 11 Nov. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/11/11/discovery-lost-painting-reveals-admiral-lord-nelsons-facial/
The
horoscope of Lord Nelson as provided by Astro-Databank [1] is reproduced here. For
our purpose, the most significant feature is the Ascendant conjunct Mars (soldier) square Neptune (sea)- a perfect
description of a naval commander. During a battle at Calvi in 1794, Nelson was
injured in his right eye which was irreparably damaged and he eventually
lost all sight in it. At this time his progressed Sun was conjunct Mars triggering
the Mars-Neptune square.
Neptune
[16le; decl: +15d59m] is parallel in declination to the star Aldebaran, alpha
Tauri [decl: +16d00m] in the right eye of the Bull which Diana Rosenberg
links to injuries to the eye and blindness!
On
Nov. 12 just a day after the news, transit Sun (precession corrected) squared
Neptune bringing up the subject of the hero who had lost an eye!
At
roughly the same time, the transit Sun was beginning a conjunction to Neptune [18sc] square Saturn
[23le] in the horoscope of the UK [1 Jan. 1801; 0:00 hrs, London]. A Saturn-Neptune square is often connected
with the removal of illusions and false masks. But this is not all. It gets even better. Saturn in the UK chart is
conjunct the stars alpha Pyxis of
Argo and alpha Pictoris in the
Painter’s Easel. The constellation Argo refers to a Ship and by association to
a sailor while the Painter’s Easel is a reference to drawings or paintings!
Shown
here is the UK chart showing the Saturn-Neptune square forming a T-square with
the TNPs Hades and Cupido.
HADES: historical, the past,
mistakes.
CUPIDO: Artistry and works of
art.
The
upcoming New Moon [26sc] of November 18 falls on the MC at London and conjoins UK’s radix Hades which itself is conjunct the star Kornephoros,
beta (β) Hercules – the Hero.
Putting
the pieces together, a historical work of art about a naval hero has mistakes removed
to depict him as he was in real life.
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