Austin bombs
Posted: Sat Apr 07, 2018 12:05 pm
(Originally posted 3/20/2018, 10:48 PM Pacific)
I frankly don't know what's going on in Austin. So far, five bombs have been set off there (or, one of them, while en route there). Nobody has died, but people have gotten hurt. It doesn't seem to be about each bomb, but about something larger occurring.
It is, however, an easily isolated location astrologically. Remember that Moon-Mercury-Saturn triple conjunction in the Capsolar? Well, it slices through the middle of Texas. In fact, the Austin IC is 0°14' from Saturn, 1°48' from Moon, and 2°43' from Mercury. Uranus is 2°09' before due west (Vertex) in azimuth, and Neptune (which seems a sign and a half from Uranus) is 2°47' on the other side. That isn't close enough to count as a meaningful conjunction, but it does put Uranus square Saturn 0°24' in azimuth (PVP square).
For the month, the Caplunar has a 0°19' Moon-Uranus square everywhere in the world, but in Austin it is angular, with Uranus 2°17' from Descendant. Mars, 2° past Antivertex (due east), is almost exactly PVP square the angular Uranus.
If it seems that it's picking up this week, notice that today is the exact day that Mars transiting Capsolar Saturn - which was on IC in Austin. The Austin IC is 7°47' Sagittarius, and Mars is spending most of a week slowly inching across that degree. After it clears Saturn and IC, it will start across Capsolar and CapQ Moon, which will take several more days, just as the Cansolar's Mars-Uranus square progresses to 0°00' orb. It's really quite spectacular to see all of this in action, and I encourage anyone with an interest in these phenomena to retrace it for themselves.
I frankly don't know what's going on in Austin. So far, five bombs have been set off there (or, one of them, while en route there). Nobody has died, but people have gotten hurt. It doesn't seem to be about each bomb, but about something larger occurring.
It is, however, an easily isolated location astrologically. Remember that Moon-Mercury-Saturn triple conjunction in the Capsolar? Well, it slices through the middle of Texas. In fact, the Austin IC is 0°14' from Saturn, 1°48' from Moon, and 2°43' from Mercury. Uranus is 2°09' before due west (Vertex) in azimuth, and Neptune (which seems a sign and a half from Uranus) is 2°47' on the other side. That isn't close enough to count as a meaningful conjunction, but it does put Uranus square Saturn 0°24' in azimuth (PVP square).
For the month, the Caplunar has a 0°19' Moon-Uranus square everywhere in the world, but in Austin it is angular, with Uranus 2°17' from Descendant. Mars, 2° past Antivertex (due east), is almost exactly PVP square the angular Uranus.
If it seems that it's picking up this week, notice that today is the exact day that Mars transiting Capsolar Saturn - which was on IC in Austin. The Austin IC is 7°47' Sagittarius, and Mars is spending most of a week slowly inching across that degree. After it clears Saturn and IC, it will start across Capsolar and CapQ Moon, which will take several more days, just as the Cansolar's Mars-Uranus square progresses to 0°00' orb. It's really quite spectacular to see all of this in action, and I encourage anyone with an interest in these phenomena to retrace it for themselves.
Cops had a suspect, moved in on him this morning, chased him a bit, and he blew himself up. I'm still waiting for concrete information on the timing of his final detonation, but we know it occurred with transiting Mars conjunct Capsolar Saturn on Austin's Capsolar IC. [EDIT: Current best info is "about 2:00 AM.]