The Western United States continues to face persistent water challenges, including widespread drought, declining reservoir levels, groundwater depletion, and post-wildfire water quality degradation. These issues affect agriculture, municipal supplies, hydropower, and ecosystems across states like California, Colorado, Washington, Oregon, Utah, Wyoming, and the Colorado River Basin.
Aeas in eastern Iran are experiencing severe water problems as part of the country's broader, escalating water crisis. As of September 2025, 19 of Iran's 31 provinces are in significant drought, with eastern ones facing rainfall deficits of 40-72% below long-term averages.
From the astrocartography map for the upcoming solar eclipse[29vi] of 21 September 2025, we can see that the merdian lines pass through both western USA and eastern Iran activating the Saturn [29pi] - Neptune [1ar] conjunction. With Saturn (lack) in Pisces (water) one of the manifestations of the eclipse is a drought.
A drought, as a metaphor or symbol, often carries profound messages about scarcity, resilience, and introspection. Here are some key symbolic interpretations:
Scarcity and Lack: Drought mirrors emotional, spiritual, or creative depletion. It suggests a period of barrenness where growth feels stifled, urging one to confront what is missing or neglected in life.
Reflection and Inner Work: A drought can signify a call to look inward, reassessing priorities and values. The barren landscape reflects a time for introspection, encouraging one to dig deeper for inner strength or hidden resources. A drought may symbolize the results of ignoring balance—whether environmental, personal, or societal. It warns of the need to nurture and sustain what matters before it withers.
Transformation Through Struggle: In mythology and literature, drought often precedes transformation. It’s a trial that forces change, leading to new perspectives or growth once the rains return.
In essence, a drought symbolizes a challenging yet transformative phase, urging resilience, reflection, and hope while warning against neglect and imbalance.
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