A
Kolkata metro passenger died on Saturday after his hand got stuck in the train
door. The incident took place in the evening around 6:40 pm at the Park Street
metro station. The man was trying to board the train and was on the platform
outside when his hand got stuck. The door, equipped with sensors, is believed
to have malfunctioned. The man, identified as Sajal Kumar Kanjilal, was taken
to a hospital nearby where he was declared brought dead. He was 66 and a
resident of south Kolkata. Jul. 14 https://bit.ly/2Y32xzy
Tragedies like this one offer an opportunity to look at the deeper
reasons behind what might be considered just an unfortunate event. To begin the
analysis we first look at the chart for the Total Solar Eclipse of July 3 at Kolkata.
The eclipse itself fell in the third house[1] which among other things rules:
The transport system
and all means of inland transit, locomotion or communication, such as railways,
road and river traffic, cars, underground networks, etc.
But more significant is the configuration Mars opposite
Pluto-Saturn aligned with the meridian in paran aspect to Uranus [5ta] on the
Ascendant. Rising with Uranus is the star Gamma (γ) Cetus, Kaffaljidhma [9ta]
[2].
Gamma (γ) Cetus,
Kaffaljidhma, is a double star, 3.6 and 7, pale yellow and blue, under the left
eye of the Sea Monster. Kaffeljidhma, Al Kaff al Jidhmah or Al-Kaff al-Jadhma'
(1), "The cut-short hand", (reaching from the Pleiades) is the Arabs'
name for the whole group marking the Whale's head, but in modern lists is
exclusively applied to this star. Those in the head are; alpha (Menkar), gamma
(Kaffaljidhma), delta, lambda, mu, xi ¹and xi2, were Al Kaff al Jidhmah, "the Part of a Hand", from a fancied resemblance
to their "Stained Hand", our Cassiopeia. [Star Names, Their Lore and Meaning, Richard
Hinckley Allen, 1889].
In his book The
Combination of Stellar Influences, Reinhold Ebertin describes the
interaction between Mars-Pluto-Uranus thus:
Sudden disasters or
calamities of great consequence.
On July 13, transit Sun [21cn] had reached the partile
opposition to Pluto [22cn] triggering the combination. A chart drawn for the
reported time of the accident has the Sun-Pluto opposition aligned with the
horizon. Uranus [5ta] is on lower meridian [9ta] which is exactly conjunct the star Kaffaljidhma – The Part of a Hand!
Incidentally, the unfortunate victim was a seller of
magazines [3] at a local cinema hall. The third house also rules “newspapers,
magazines” [1].
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