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Eclipse Threatens Global Navigation




Argo Navis – the Celestial Ship



Earth's magnetic field, otherwise known as the geomagnetic field, is the magnetic field that extends from the Earth's inner core out into space, where it deflects harmful radiation from the Sun. But now something bizarre is taking place. Earth’s north magnetic pole has been rapidly shifting away from Canada and towards the Siberian Federal District, driven mostly by liquid iron churning deep within the planet’s core. "The magnetic pole is moving so quickly that it has forced the world's geomagnetism experts into a rare move," Nature reported. https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-01-13/erratic-movement-earths-magnetic-field-threaten-global-navigation



We are currently in an eclipse lunar cycle that began with the solar eclipse of Jan.6, and culminates with Full Moon lunar eclipse of Jan. 21. Generally, eclipse lunar cycles mark a time of shifting into a new octave of experience. They offer a time to resynchronize our selves with the ever-changing cosmic currents supporting our evolutionary progression in consciousness. Eclipses tend to bring about endings and new beginnings.

The nature of the effect that eclipses have in our lives is a function of the star alignments and other aspecting planets occurring at the time of the eclipse.   A chart for the lunar eclipse at Silver Spring, Maryland where The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is  based is shown. This is much the same for Washington DC and other places close by. Notice that the Full Moon eclipse falls on the meridian forming a Grand Cross with Uranus, the Nodes and the TNPs Apollon and Vulcanus.
Uranus is a “planet that coaxes erratic and bizarre behavior” [1].  Here Uranus opposes Apollon which is conjunct the star Miaplacidus  which Nick Fiorenza  associates with  “ navigational mapping of cosmic evolutionary currents.”

Miaplacidus,  Beta Carina  [2sc]of Argo Navis, is the second brightest and most important star of the Argo—the first being Canopus, Alpha Carina (the helmsman). Miaplacidus is the brightest star in an asterism of stars in Carina known as the Diamond Cross. It  creates a significant part of the theme of Carina, the keel of the Argo—the main and guiding structural ridge along the bottom of a boat. This is the star  of navigation, and  embodies the artscience of astronomical Earthgrid mapping work—both in space and time (where to be when). "Mia" is of greater universal flowing waters of Source and "Placidus" is of grid-navigational-mapping.

The Earthgrid is not a separate isolated geometry. Astronomical orientations and geometries provide the dynamic activation of the Earthgrid—making active specific places at specific times in one symbiotic process that supports the spiritual awakening of Earth and humanity. This same spacetime activation process occurs in our individual lives (as can be seen in the continuing unfoldment of a natal astrology chart through transits, progressions, etc.).

Thus, Miaplacidus involves the navigational mapping of cosmic evolutionary currents—evolutionary intelligence and how it expresses in time and space. More succinctly, Miaplacidus inspires us to find and ensure a harmonious environment in space and time for the pursuit of our purpose and our greater fulfillment and wellbeing. 


On January 30 (delayed due to the US Government shutdown), the World Magnetic Model (WMM), a large spatial-scale representation of the Earth's magnetic field, will be updated. The Ascendant of the eclipse chart progressed by the solar quotidian method will reach an exact conjunction to the TNP Apollon and the star Miaplacidus on that date confirming the role of the eclipse as  the astronomical reason for the erratic change in the earth’s magnetic field and the need for the upgrade of the navigational maps.


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