On March 3, 2026 , a Total Lunar Eclipse in Virgo cast its shadow across the skies. When the chart is calculated for the coordinates of ancient Tula (≈20°N, 99°W) — the former Toltec capital in Hidalgo, Mexico — the celestial symbolism aligns with an extraordinary archaeological discovery made public weeks later. During railway salvage work, archaeologists unearthed a momoztli (a small ritual altar) with four human skulls and associated offerings. One skull retained neck vertebrae, suggesting possible decapitation. The find dates to the Tollan phase (circa 900–1150 CE) and points to ceremonial practices at the edge of Tula Chico. A Chart Written in the Stars The eclipse chart for Tula is remarkable. Uranus at 27° Taurus sits on the IC (4th house cusp), the angle of roots, buried history, and the land itself. Uranus conjunct the fixed star Algol (the “severed head” of Medusa) — long associated with violence, beheading, massacre, and pi...
Mundane Astrology: The Art of the Big Picture with Star Lore