A
6.9 magnitude earthquake has been recorded in Southern California, according to
the European Quake Monitor and the USGS. The quake registered near Ridgecrest,
California, in the environs of Death Valley National Park, on Friday night.
Tremors were reported from Los Angeles to San Diego. The quake initially
registered as 7.1 in magnitude and was later revised to 6.9 by the US
Geological Survey (USGS).
In his book Mundane or National Astrology [1], H.S. Green in
the chapter on “Earthquakes” writes:
Earthquakes are found
to be associated with eclipses and important planetary conjunctions and
oppositions. An eclipse is always liable to cause seismic disturbances where it
is visible, especially if it falls very close to the line of horizon i.e. the
cusps of the first and seventh houses, or of the meridian i.e. the cusps of the
tenth and fourth houses. Of these two lines, that of the meridian is more
important; and that of the lower meridian i.e. the cusp of the fourth house is
the most important of all. H.S.Green, Mundane or National Astrology
The Total Solar Eclipse of July 2 fell close to the meridian
axis in Southern California so that it is the primary cause for the quakes in that area. The power and intensity of the quake can be
linked to the conjunction of Saturn-Pluto in the 4th house opposite
the eclipse.
Notice that the chart for the exact time of the Ridgecrest
quake (6th June 19; 3:20 UT) has the Saturn-Pluto opposition to the
Sun aligned with the horizon identifying it as the primary cause.
Javed, can you enlighten us about Eclipse #2 coming right up?
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