A
waiter near Paris has been shot dead by a customer who was reportedly angry
because his sandwich was not prepared quickly enough. Police say a murder
investigation has been launched after the incident on Friday evening in the
eastern suburb of Noisy-le-Grand. The suspect fled the scene and has not been
caught. Aug. 18 https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-49385132
Astrologers routinely cast horoscopes for exact planetary
aspects. While the effect of these aspects are worldwide in scope, those places
where significant configurations occupy the angles are the ones most affected.
Shown here is the chart at Paris for the
Mercury square Uranus on Aug. 16, the very day of the incident. Notice
that a Mars-Saturn-Admetus configuration makes hard aspects to the Ascendant.
In astrology, Mars represents how we need to pursue what we
want in order to be effective. Ideally, our
Mars needs to be spending most of its time in a state of focused action to
bring us closer to our goals. In
reality, it’s likely that we also experience Mars as frustration and anger in our
daily life.
Mars and Saturn do not always get along, because Mars is hot
and Saturn is cold (in a psychological sense).
When these two planets are in hard aspect we have events where a person
may be angry because he feels held back.
Now here is where things become really interesting. Mars
[29le] is conjunct the asteroid Hebe [29le] and square the TNP Admetus [1ge].
Martha Wescott [1] provides the following definitions:
ADMETUS: Facing
blockages; biding your time; encountering delays, frustrations, complications
or the need for something else to happen BEFORE success or progress.
HEBE: Service
personnel (waitresses, secretaries, receptionists, bartenders, etc.;) service
attitudes; enabling (facilitating the egocentric, emotionally immature or
demanding behaviors of others); codependency.
The client felt angry at the delay (Admetus) and took it out
on the waiter (Hebe)!
Let us take it just one step further. The dwarf planet Ceres
completes a T-square with Mars-Hebe-Admetus. And what is Ceres [1]?
CERES: The need for
nurturing; food.
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