In
Ecuador, the fight against IMF austerity measures is far from over. Just a few
hours after my article was published on Sunday, 13 October, Ecuador – and the IMF’s Killing Spree – President Lenin Moreno declared the
infamous Decree 883 was canceled, i.e. the astronomical price increases for
fuel were reversed, the (police) state of emergency and curfew were called off.
He wanted to put an end to the 11 days of protests with police and military
induced violence. http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/52421.htm
The Ecuadorian protests (3 October 2019 – 14 October 2019) were
a series of protests and riots against austerity measures including the
cancellation of fuel subsidies, adopted by President of Ecuador Lenín Moreno
and his administration.
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"). 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 start of the Ecuador protests coincided with Pluto
station direct on 3 October (see image). But why? Regular readers will be aware
of the sidereal Capricorn Ingress chart
(Capsolar) or what astrologers refer to as the Annual Chart. Notice that the
Capsolar for Quito, Ecuador has Sun-Pluto placed very significantly on the
Ascendant square Uranus.
About the dominating Uranus-Pluto square Bill Herbst writes:
The alignment
indicates a breakdown in our largest institutions (Capricorn) that starts from
within the institutions themselves as an egregious overplaying of their power
in ways that are clearly self-serving rather than for the greater good (Pluto),
which is then furthered by an unexpected rebellion (Uranus) against
institutional malfeasance, a seemingly spontaneous insurrection that occurs
from the ground level up, fomented by individuals (Aries) who stand up in
protest against the oppressive influence of such institutions. Actually, these
insurrections aren’t spontaneous; they’ve been brewing invisibly under the
surface, slowly heating up as discontent with the status quo grows. Such
rebellions manifest as potent and disruptive forces in the collective, however,
only after critical mass is reached at the boiling point, so that they appear
to arise full-blown and without precedent, as if out of nowhere.
So what activated the Uranus-Pluto square in the Capsolar at
Quito? Pluto stationing direct right on top of its very sensitive position in
the radix.
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