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DELHI -- In an unprecedented event in the history of the Indian judiciary, four
judges of the Supreme Court appeared to break rank with the sitting Chief
Justice of India, while raising concerns about the "administration"
of the apex court and its implication on democracy. Following their meeting
with Chief Justice Dipak Misra on Friday morning, the four top judges of the
Supreme Court (Jasti Chelameswar, Ranjan Gogoi, Kurian Joseph and Madan Lokur)
said that circumstances had compelled them to convene a press conference and
speak directly to the public.
The news can be best understood if we begin with the solar
return chart for the Republic of India (26 Jan. 1950; 10:18 am; Delhi). The
most prominent configuration is the Jupiter-Uranus-Pluto T-square straddling
the horizon axis triggered today as the transit Sun conjoins Pluto and squares
the Jupiter-Uranus opposition.
About the dominating Uranus-Pluto square Bill Herbst writes:
The alignment
indicates a breakdown in our largest institutions (Capricorn) that starts from
within the institutions themselves as an egregious overplaying of their power
in ways that are clearly self-serving rather than for the greater good (Pluto),
which is then furthered by an unexpected rebellion (Uranus) against
institutional malfeasance, a seemingly spontaneous insurrection that occurs
from the ground level up, fomented by individuals (Aries) who stand up in
protest against the oppressive influence of such institutions. Actually, these
insurrections aren’t spontaneous; they’ve been brewing invisibly under the
surface, slowly heating up as discontent with the status quo grows. Such
rebellions manifest as potent and disruptive forces in the collective, however,
only after critical mass is reached at the boiling point, so that they appear
to arise full-blown and without precedent, as if out of nowhere.
To this if we add the influence of Jupiter – the planet
which law courts and judges – we can see why the judges are up against the
Chief justice!
PS:
The chart for India (Aug.15, 1947; 0:00 hrs IST, Delhi) can
provide more details. The Full Moon Total Lunar Eclipse of Jan. 31, 2018
(already active) is about to take place on India’s Saturn-Pluto conjunction on
the IC.
A Saturn-Pluto
synodic cycle, in general, will be about societal structures of consciousness and how we learn
about responsible use of power. It will be about our administrative systems
governing the use of power. These cycles can also initiate a dismantling or
destructive process of long-standing established administrative constructs and
systems of belief so that we can evolve our societal structures. In the
process, this can articulate as power struggles, wars and the like; but Saturn
and Pluto will ultimately demand we take responsibility for the discord and
destruction we have created.
Saturn is the ruler of the 9th house in India’s
chart. This is the house linked to judges and courts of law.
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