Boticelli - The Birth of Venus
Dramatic
news is filtering in from Qatar where the United States Special Representative
for Afghanistan Zalmay Khalilzad and his delegation were huddled together with
the representatives of the Taliban for four consecutive days since Monday. The
duration of the talks unmistakably signifies that complex negotiations have
taken place. Jan. 27 https://russia-insider.com/en/now-its-serious-afghan-peace-talks-could-actually-bear-fruit/ri26054
Astrologers have long recognized that eclipses tend to bring
about endings and new beginnings thus
supporting our evolutionary progression in consciousness. The Full Moon
lunar eclipse of Jan. 21 fell very significantly on the meridian at Washington
DC. In a previous post [1] I had mentioned:
“…the War Party in the
US, (and) all globalists are going to face a tough time trying to keep the
status quo going. The energy of the eclipse is forcing a major change from
globalism to nationalism” .
Here is a map for the eclipse at Doha, Qatar. Notice that
the meridian is occupied by the Venus-Jupiter conjunction anchored to the
eclipse. Venus has been associated with peace after a war. The story of Venus'
birth, borrowed directly from the Greeks, explains that she arose from the foam
of the sea shore after a battle between Saturn and Uranus.
The horoscope for the start of the Afghan War is shown here.
Notice the Saturn-Pluto opposition aligned with the horizon (which incidentally is also the horizon of the US Sibly). In his brilliant
essay A Crisis of Power: Saturn and Pluto
Face Off [2], Robert Hand has associated Saturn-Pluto combinations with war
among other difficult circumstances. Is it a coincidence that the Venus-Jupiter conjunction, linked to peace,
is taking place on the Ascendant and Pluto’s radix position in the chart?
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