Boris
Johnson and his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov have sparred over the issue
of alleged Russian meddling in the Brexit referendum during the first visit by
a British foreign secretary to Moscow for five years. Lavrov made the latest in
a series of blanket Russian denials over interference in western votes, and
said Johnson himself had said there was “no evidence of Russian interference in
the Brexit referendum”. Dec. 22 https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2017/dec/22/boris-johnson-meets-russian-counterpart-sergei-lavrov-moscow
To understand what is really going on in this meeting
between Lavrov and Johnson, we will look at the Davison Relationship Chart for
Russia [1] and UK [2].
What is a Davison
relationship chart?
The Davison
relationship chart [DRC] was named for Ronald C. Davison (1914-1985), author
and president of the Astrological Lodge of the Theosophical Society of
London. The date and time can be
determined by calculating the day that lies exactly between the natal charts of
those involved. The same principle is also applied to the times of birth. If
the individuals involved have different places of birth a combined "place
of birth" is calculated by taking the average values of latitude and
longitude.
Even if the combined
place of birth is located in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, the DRC is still
a concrete horoscope for a specific time, place, and location which can, like
any natal chart, be used as a basis to calculate solar return charts,
progressions and the effect of transits. http://wiki.astro.com/astrowiki/en/Davison_Relationship_Chart
The beauty of the DRC is that it allows for progressions and
transits. Here I will focus on the Mercury station direct (23 Dec.) square
Neptune that triggers the combination shown in the DRC. The interpretation for the combination is
given below:
Pluto-Mercury-Neptune-
Poseidon: (-) Belief in a lie or denials, excuses and deceptive ideas are used
to manipulate others; (+) openness to new ideas creates radical change.
Pluto-Admetus-Neptune:
(-) to use deception to handle a “check-mate”;(+) to admit self-deceit as
realities finally become apparent in a long standing problematic situation.
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