Goddess Diana with stag
An
incurable, mad-cow-like brain infection nicknamed “zombie deer disease” that
causes deer, elk and moose to behave strangely and aggressively has spread
through half the US – and some fear it may soon turn up in humans. Like mad cow
disease, CWD attacks the brain and spinal cord and is believed to be caused by
prions, infectious proteins that travel in bodily fluids and remain contagious
for years after leaving the body of their host. Also like mad cow disease, in
its early days at least, some scientists have scoffed at the notion it can be
transmitted to humans. Others see history repeating itself. “It is probable
that human cases of CWD associated with the consumption of contaminated meat
will be documented in the years ahead,” Michael Osterholm, director of the
University of Minnesota’s Center for Infectious Disease and Research
Prevention, warned lawmakers at the Minnesota Capitol on Thursday. Feb. 9 https://www.rt.com/usa/451031-zombie-deer-brain-disease/
The monthly New Moon carries a special message hidden in the
stars that form the backdrop to the Moon. This message is more clearly seen in places
where stars and planetary configurations aligned with the angles resonate with
the same theme as that of the New Moon.
Shown here is the chart
of the New Moon of Feb.4 drawn for Saint Paul, Minnesota. The table
below gives the stars aligned with New Moon and the angles.
Degree
|
Star
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Diana
Rosenberg’s comments
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|
New Moon
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15 Aquarius
|
Rotanev in Dolphin’s head
|
Brain problems
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Ascendant
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20 Cancer
|
Mirza in Dog’s head
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Brain diseases
|
IC
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27 Virgo
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Virgin’s head
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Insanity
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The New Moon chart has the Mars-Uranus-Pluto-Node T-square straddling the horizon. Here Uranus-Pluto refers to the emergence (Uranus) of hidden mutations (Pluto) of disease bearing bacteria. The second table gives the planets and asteroids at the apex
of the T-square aligned with the horizon axis.
At her website [1] Martha Wescott links the asteroid Diana to animals
and Aesculapia with disease and illness.
78
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Diana
|
20 ar 47'43"
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1027
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Aesculapia
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21 ar 25'51"
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Mars
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23 ar 17'53"
|
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Uranus
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28 ar 57'19"
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