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Singapore PM seeks co-operation with Malaysia







SINGAPORE - Singapore and Malaysia can pursue win-win cooperation and focus on their respective domestic priorities if bilateral relations are kept stable and close, said Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong. The fundamentals of the relationship between both countries have not changed, he said, even though Malaysia has a new government in place led by its Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad. "We are closely bound by ties of kinship and history, geography and economy," said Mr Lee on Sunday (Aug 19), as he addressed concerns about the state of bilateral ties with Malaysia under Tun Dr Mahathir. Aug. 19 https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/national-day-rally-2018-spore-and-malaysia-can-pursue-win-win-cooperation-if-relations-are




The solar eclipse of July 13 conjunct the stars of the Twins is all about co-operation for the benefit of the partners (notice the Twins hugging each other). At Singapore, the eclipse takes place in the 11th house. The 11th house [1] in the mundane chart of a nation rules friends and allies. Campion, Baigent and Harvey state: "we may also consider it relates to a society's collective long-term hopes, wishes, ambitions and ideals." And this is exactly what Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong of Singapore is voicing. Singapore’s relation with Malaysia has been a bit troubled in the past with territorial and water related disputes.  He wants a better relationship with Malaysia. With Pluto opposite the eclipse, the possibility of transforming the relation does exist.




If we now progress the eclipse chart to Aug. 19, the date of the news, notice that the progressed meridian conjoins the eclipse thereby triggering it.




In addition, the announcement comes on the very day Mercury stations direct just after First Quarter Moon, on the day to initiate action. This is the time to begin to externalize any changes we may have made during Mercury's retrograde, especially regarding how we think, plans made, or in the logistical aspects of our lives. The direct station occurs exactly on the MC at Singapore and begins the process of externalizing  the meaning of the Mercury synod stars about which Nick Fiorenza writes:

Dubhe is the overseeing star in this area of the heavens. Dubhe impels us to pursue a greater vision beyond the accepted political-religious-big-business dogmas of the human world that keep humanity in darkness and delusion. Dubhe impels those whose interest is the greater welfare and nourishment of the people to take a stand against the totalitarian elite whose intent is in dominating, suppressing and controlling humanity.

At a personal level, Dubhe impels us to emerge from our own personal belief structures and limiting life patterns that keep us bound in life scenarios that are less than those we truly want. Dubhe inspires us to do all we can to achieve the greater vision that we hold for our lives—for the true nourishment, fulfillment, and freedom we seek. Dubhe supports us to strive for a new and better future rather than merely staying reactive to the limitations we have already created and reinforce with our existing beliefs.





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