For
the past several years, Santlal Pal had been watching a tumour emerge from his
skull. Doctors in India say Pal's brain tumour grew so big that it weighed
nearly four pounds (1.8 kg) and measured nearly 8-by-12-by-12 inches (20 by 30
by 30 cm), according to local news reports. It may have been the largest brain
tumour in the world. But now it is gone: Doctors successfully removed the mass
during an intensive, six-hour operation on Valentine's Day. https://www.sott.net/article/378407-Worlds-largest-brain-tumour-removed
Eclipses are
extremely significant in places where they align with the angles bringing up events that resonate with the planets and stars on the angles. The lunar
eclipse of Jan. 31 was placed on the horizon axis at Bombay, India where
Santlal Pal’s operation was carried out. Jupiter on the IC is conjunct the asteroid Psyche [1] which rules issues connected with the head or
brain. Both Jupiter and Psyche are
square the asteroid Hygiea [18aq]
associated with illness or health related issues. Remember a key word for
Jupiter is ‘big’ so that we are looking at a very large tumor in the head.
Confirming this are stars (a) Blazar OJ287 Cancri in Crab’s head [11le] (b) rho
Hydrae [13le] in the Water Snake’s head (c) Al Terf, lambda Leonis [18le] in
Lion’s head. All these stars align with the eclipse Moon and the Ascendant and
re-emphasize the area of the head.
Interesting stuff. Thank you.
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