Zeus: God of thunder and lightning
Over 70 head of sheep and goats died when lightning struck a remote Rajgundha village, 90 km from Palampur, last night. Reports said a shepherd and his flock of sheep and goats were on their way to high hills in the Dhauladhars. Because of inclement weather, he was resting under a tree near the village. Suddenly, lightning stuck the tree, killing 70 animals on the spot. However, he and his two companions had a narrow escape. https://bit.ly/38uQKkH
Sudden tragic events like this one often leave us wondering whether they have an astrological signature. To find out, the best place to start is the chart for the Moon phase. At Palampur, the last quarter Moon of May 23rd is significantly placed with the luminaries straddling the meridian axis. The Sun at [1ge39] is at beginning of the Hyades cluster known for storms and torrential rain. Moreover, it in on 4th house cusp (IC) which rules farm lands [1]. For the Moon [1pi39], Diana Rosenberg has “natural disasters of great power and scope including storms”.
In a 90 degree Uranian sort, the Sun/Moon midpoint is conjunct the Hades/Zeus midpoint. In Greek mythology, Zeus is the King of the Gods, and the ruler of Olympus. In addition, he was also the main deity associated with lightning, air, weather and sky [2].
About TNP Zeus, Martha Wescott writes:
It's Fire (literally but also creatively and psychologically). It's firearms and military actions & behavior. It's lightning and storms. https://marthalangwescott.com/zeus/
In this context Hades/Zeus can be delineated as:
Hades/Zeus: Messy situations or unfortunate circumstances created by lightning and storms.
[1] http://www.skyscript.co.uk/temples/h4.html
[2] https://greekmythologytours.com/blog/315-zeus-greek-god
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