According
to the preliminary results from the recent elections, Benjamin Netanyahu's
right-wing party Likud has gained 32 of 120 seats in the parliament, while the
opposition Blue and White alliance, led by Benny Gantz will be represented by
33 MPs. Sep.19 https://sptnkne.ws/9Nxy
Many events can be
explained by what astrologers call the station point. This term refers to the period when a planet slows
down and stands relatively still before changing directions, and either starts
going backward ("retrograde") or forward ("direct"). Think
"station" as in stationary, in other words.
While many astrologers look to the station point primarily
for what it tells us about when and where a planet is changing direction,
stations possess another level of meaning that's often overlooked, and which
could be even more important in symbolism than its role as a directional
marker. Why? Because in the process of slowing down and grinding to a seeming
halt, the influence of that planet is dramatically amplified.
The diagram above depicts Saturn’s movement in 2019 showing
the dates on which it stations. The news of the loss of majority for Benjamin
Netanyahu's Likud party comes just as Saturn stations to go direct on Sep.18.
But why did it hit Netanyahu? Take a look at his chart.
Saturn station [14cp] makes a square aspect to his radix Neptune-S.Node. (the transiting
square is still in place in Nov.)
The hard angles of
Saturn to Neptune – conjunction, square, and opposition – may bring
disappointment and confusion. You may find it hard to achieve your goals or
feel unsure about what you’re doing, and full of self-doubt and frustration. https://jessicadavidson.co.uk/2017/04/14/saturn-transits-to-neptune/
A hard aspect between
Saturn and Neptune is about knowing the
difference between fact and fiction. So if we have been telling tales to ourselves
or others or living a lie, we need to get ready for a reckoning.
Most often under a hard Saturn transit, what we have put a lot of time and energy into
building is now dissolving right before our eyes, something we’ve come to rely
heavily upon now seems to have no substance at all. The question that Saturn
square Neptune asks us to ponder is: what exactly is real? The answer may be
difficult for some people to swallow as many of the things we base our careers,
relationships and identity upon simply will not stand up to close scrutiny.
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