At least 10 people have been killed after a church roof collapsed in northern Mexico, local officials say. Forty-nine people were taken to hospital after the collapse at Santa Cruz church in the coastal city of Ciudad Madero in Tamaulipas state. At least two children are reported to be among those killed. Around 100 people were attending Mass at the time, police said. Some reports suggested a baptism ceremony was being held there. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-66979447
"Today at 2:18 pm, there was a collapse of the roof of the church of the Holy Cross in Cd. Madero, presumably due to a failure in its structure, security and civil protection corporations arrived at the scene, in addition to the municipal authorities that since that moment are taking care of the situation," the statement read. https://tinyurl.com/mszfe72x
What makes astrology supremely relevant is that it discloses an unsuspected dimension of the world we think we know so well. With a little effort, it can reveal deeper meaning in events that we may be inclined to dismiss as accidents. In this post we examine charts relevant to the tragic incident in Mexico in an attempt to discover meaning.
The first chart we look at is Mexico’s [1] current solar return. Jupiter [5ar] along with the asteroid Atlantis [5ar] is on the Ascendant as apex of a T-square with TNPs Cupido [6cp] - Hades [11cn] - Kronos [13cn] aligned with the meridian.
Atlantis-Jupiter-Hades
Religons that preach belief in deserved punishment, or stuff about "sin" and "man as evil or in need of redemption".
Cupido-Hades
Deterioration of a house; old house ...and with Jupiter - an old church or religious building
Cupido-Kronos
The roof of a house
The T-square was activated with the Sep. 29 Full Moon [6ar] falling on Jupiter [5ar].
The second chart is for the reported time of the incident (2:18pm on Oct.1). Once again we have Cupido-Kronos-Hades aligned with the angles with the transit Sun square the combination.
The third chart is for the recent Libra ingress of the Sun at Mexico City. Can it be a coincidence that here too we have the same Cupido-Kronos-Hades aligned with the horizon...here with the ingress Moon also conjunct Cupido. And don’t forget to notice that the Full Moon aligned with the meridian.
Finally here is the chart for the Full Moon. As always in any mundane chart, planets on the angles acquire special importance. On the descendant is Saturn [1pi] - part of the Chinese asterism Wei that presided over dangers. It was also The Roof of the House! [2]
So what is the deeper meaning in all this? Going back to the chart for the roof collapse, we notice that transit Mars [23li] - South Node [24li] - North Node [24ar] is aligned with the meridian. Mars is just passing over and thereby triggering the upcoming solar eclipse of Oct 14 (also aligned with the meridian at Ciudad Madero) about which I wrote in a previous post.
Eclipses mark endings and new beginnings. And this one is conjunct the stars Spica of Virgo and Archturus of Bootes.. In his essay, The Astronomical Truth of the Virgin, Nick Fiorenza writes:
In our stellar image, Boötes is holding off the fallen religious-political authoritarian global powers (articulated by nearby Benatnasch, the tip of the tail of the Great Bear, Ursa Major) who claim to be the intermediaries between God and man, and who wish to manipulate evolutionary affairs. Boötes is creating and ensuring a proper energy environment for a safe and pure birth / and subsequent capacity for ascension of the soul out of re-incarnational entrapment.
With the eclipse conjunct the south node in Libra, we may have become too skilled in the art of “getting along”. These include needing to be so in tune with another that we leave the needs of the Self. Also, needing peace and harmony so much that we fall into unhealthy pleasing, passivity, and turning an eye away from that which is not peaceful yet still requires our attention.
[1] Chart 216 for modern Mexico," Campion, "The Book of World Horoscopes," p.254 http://www.dominantstar.com/a_mexico.htm
[2] Secrets of the Ancient Skies; Diana Rosenberg (v.1, p.756)
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