Mohammed
Zahur Khayyam Hashmi (18 February 1927 – 19 August 2019), better known
mononymously as Khayyam, was an Indian music director and background score
composer whose career spanned four decades.
On his
89th birthday, Khayyam announced the formation of a charitable trust, Khayyam
Jagjeet Kaur KPG Charitable Trust, and decided to donate his entire wealth to
the trust to support budding artists and technicians in India. His wealth at
the time of announcement was valued at around ₹10 crore (US$1.4 million). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mohammed_Zahur_Khayyam#Personal_life_and_death
Eclipses tend to bring about endings and new beginnings. The areas that these changes can affect is a function of star alignments and other aspecting planets occurring at the time of the eclipse. Although eclipses effect the entire Earth, they are more influential in places where they fall on the angles or make hard aspects to them.
The partial lunar eclipse of July 17 at Bombay (Mumbai) made
hard aspects to the Ascendant and the MC (also conjunct Khayyam’s radix Sun) marking it out as one place where its message would be
felt. The eclipse Moon was amid the stars
of Lyra,
often referred to as the celestial harp and square the asteroid Requiem
(death) so is it all surprising that the eclipse is hinting at the possible
death of a musician.
The eclipse chart adds other details which match with the
life of Khayyam. The Ascendant [4pi] is conjunct the star Enif of Pegasus about
which Nick Fiorenza writes:
Enif of Pegasus, the
nose of the magical flying horse, brings intuitiveness and sensitivity to the
humanitarian / Aquarian pursuit. Enif is characteristic of altruistic people,
those with the intuitive awareness to recognize what is of essence, of value,
and worthy of humanitarian support. It is of those who are capable of providing
material and financial support and who have the sensitivity to do so. A
fortuitous star, Enif asks us to follow our intuition to do what is truly
supportive to our greater wellbeing and to those around us.
134340
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Pluto-Charon
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21 cp 50'14"
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Rx
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10199
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Chariklo
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22 cp 0'11"
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Rx
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Moon
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24 cp 4' 6"
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Sun
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24 cn 4' 9"
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2254
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Requiem
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24 li 7'32"
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As shown in the table above, the eclipse highlights the
Pluto-Chariklo conjunction.
The
Pluto-Chariklo-Ketu synthesis also impels us to elevate how we use our personal
power, and power in the world, to create an energetic environment that is
healing and that supports to the nourishment and development of the unique
attributes inherent to our selves, to our young, and to humankind. https://www.lunarplanner.com/2020/index.html
But how can we sure that the eclipse was indeed active at
Khayyam’s death. Regular readers will be aware that eclipse charts can be
progressed to any future date. On the days that the progressed angles align
with the eclipse configurations are the days when the eclipse message is felt
very strongly. Here is the eclipse chart progressed to August 19, the day
Khayyam died. Notice the perfect alignment of the eclipse configuration with
the horizon axis!
[1] The Lore of the Lyre https://www.lunarplanner.com/Lyre.html
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