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Full Moon highlights how debt kills




A year ago music student Jessica Hurst, 25, was told her father had died at the age of 56. Then came the discovery that he had killed himself after getting into debt. As she explains here, it had begun as a relatively small debt for unpaid council tax - but it multiplied many times after the council had him declared bankrupt.

Sadly, suicide rates for men over 50 are increasing. This is a generation that doesn't always find it easy to talk about problems. People should be aware of this, and try to talk to them instead. If not, this will happen again. And no young person should be left without their father because of a few thousand pounds of debt. Sep.25 https://www.bbc.com/news/stories-45581526




 A tragic story that strangely can actually be seen in the stars.  Here is the chart of the Full Moon of Sep. 25 at London. Notice that the Moon is placed in the 8th house  linked to  death as well as to debt and financial problems [1].  The planets and asteroids making hard aspect to the Sun-Moon axis are listed below:

Hidalgo [0cn]; Niobe [2cn]; Saturn [2cp]; Orpheus [5cp];  Hades [8cn].

Delineating the various combinations from Martha Wescott [2] we have:

Orpheus-Saturn: The griefs of a father may make special impact as may poignant feelings about the death of a father.

Hidalgo-Saturn: People don’t talk about their problems..their fears…perhaps they sense that they are in a situation where others will be judging them by what they reveal.

Hades-Saturn: “Unseen forces”, mistakes, negligence, long term problems can drag a person down.

Hades-Niobe: Tears or sorrow within a parent-child relationship because one is facing an extended hardship or has experienced some “ugliness” something perhaps that is demeaning or has the potential to cause shame or embarrassment. Perhaps there is pride that is accompanied by secrets.

Hades-Orpheus: People are profoundly depressed or in utter melancholy. At another time one may realize that a death has occurred because of a mistake.

[2] Delineate V2; Martha Wescott Lang

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