Residents
in three communities north of Boston were asked to evacuate their homes
following dozens of explosions and fires following problems with the natural
gas system which the local authorities described as a "gas main
meltdown." Emergency crews responded to at least 70 addresses for fires,
explosions or the investigation of gas odor. Sep. 13 https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-09-13/fire-and-explosions-erupt-homes-three-boston-suburbs-after-gas-main-meltdown
Mundane astrologers use a number of different charts to get
a deeper understanding of political and cultural trends, and predict probable
events and actions. Event charts cast for the precise times of solar ingresses,
lunations and eclipses are said to be some of the most basic tools an
astrologer has for predictive astrology.
Lunation refers to either the New Moon (Sun-Moon
conjunction) or the Full Moon (Sun-Moon opposition). A
chart for a mundane event becomes very significant for a place when
there are major planetary aspects to the angles. The current New Moon chart at Boston, MA has
the New Moon opposite Neptune forming a
Grand Cross with the horizon axis implying that this is one place where its
influence would be strongly felt.
The New Moon [17vi] is conjunct the star Mizar [16vi]. Zeta
(ΞΆ) Ursa Major, Mizar, is a double star, possibly binary, brilliant white and
pale emerald on the Tail of the Great Bear which has been linked to
catastrophic fires as in the recent
inferno at the Brazil National Museum [1].
Supposedly, Mizar
portends a Mars nature. The reputation of Mizar, if it is in maximal position
in a mundane map, is that of being connected with fires of a catastrophic
extent and mass calamities. [Fixed Stars and Their Interpretation, Elsbeth
Ebertin, 1928, p.55.]
The fiery New Moon is opposite Neptune – the planet
traditionally associated with oil and gas [2] so that it is not surprising that
the catastrophic fire (Mizar) started in the natural gas (Neptune) system.
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