Solunars by Aldebaran Sidereal Academy

I was putting some future dates in my computer reminder calendar, and here is the most malefic Lunar Ingress (June 12, 2019 Liblunar) I have ever witness for DC.
https://imgur.com/a/8l1xJ

Here's the good news: I've seen WAY more malefic lunar ingresses than this for Washington. In recent memory, there were at least a couple in 2016 that had Mars, Saturn, and Neptune all angular and near-partile aspecting each other. We got some scraped news and an orange baboon out of it, but ha e survived.

There have been more concentratedly malefic ingresses this year. Heck, my next SSR is worse than this ingress (not sure I should be happy about that LOL).

this one is indeed bad, though. If the Capsolar, Arisolar, and Caplunar conspire with it, some hard blows are possible. If we have a lot of layered Saturn-Pluto during that conjunction, then we're back in 2001 turf (9/11 etc.), so watch the solar ingresses for it. (Maybe use the 2001 Cansolar as your point of comparison.)

I'd break this chart down as follows. It probably will kick a leg out from under the stool we're sitting on.

Pluto on IC (0°03')
Saturn sq. Asc (0°37')
Moon on EP (0°38')
Mars sq. Asc (1°55')
-- Mars-Saturn op. (1°02' in mundo)
-- Saturn-Pluto conj. (3°32')
Mercury is more widely foreground.
Moon-Pluto sq. (2°23')

All I know Jim--its good its not a Capsolar.

Steve are you thinking it's worse because Mars, Saturn, Pluto stuff is more likely to be permanent than Mars, Saturn, Neptune stuff?

JSAD, it appeared worse to me because angular (EP) Moon is involved. But, as Jim refreshed my memory-- angular Moon-Mars-Saturn-Pluto all involved at same time with DC's 2001 Cansolar preceding 9/11. Anyway, it jumped out to me as a red flag while i was scanning future lunar ingresses.

I see.
I don't think something has to be the worst to be bad enough to keep an eye on.

No, you are correct, doesn't have to be worse to keep an eye on, but I have my own criteria for logging in my alert computer calendar.

This does look worse in the context of other ingresses of the same time.

The Arisolar has Saturn conjunct Pluto on Ascendant - Saturn only 0°02' from the angle, Pluto 2°34'. That's quite severe for a solar ingress.

The Capsolar doesn't have it quite as close - but is severe in its own way, and gives the Arisolar a chance to be a build-up. Pluto is angular (EP), though wider than usual. Most angular is Uranus, 2°36' from IC. Saturn and Mercury are again conjunct (like this year), but now in the foreground - Mercury-Saturn about 6-9° from angles, close enough to count the aspect. Not a stable time.

So, coming down to the time of year, the Caplunar ALSO has the Saturn-Pluto angular:

25°05' Sag - Saturn
26°31' Sag - Sa/Pl
26°40' Pis - Asc
27°57' Sag - Pluto

So there you have it: Capsolar vaguely hinting, then loud and impactful Arisolar, Caplunar, Liblunar - quarter to month to week.

CapQ Asc opposes ingress Saturn June 15.

The kindest news is that the Caplunar a week later is really nice (Venus, Jupiter, Neptune) for the U.S., though really severe for some other locations. For example, Japan is one of the worst hit. Also a stretch of longitude that includes Iraq and much of Saudi Arabia.

CapQ Asc opposes ingress Saturn June 15.

Now, an even bigger red flag. As long as I have been working with your SMA book, definitely the worse I can recall by looking ahead with SMA ingresses. The 2001 Cansolar as you pointed out was the most malefic I had seen with hindsight after you presented you SMA book.

Jim wrote:

The Arisolar has Saturn conjunct Pluto on Ascendant - Saturn only 0°02' from the angle, Pluto 2°34'. That's quite severe for a solar ingress.

Indeed! Since I use Caput in my work, I see Caput on Arisolar Dsc, which offers an angular planetary picture of Saturn-Pluto-Caput. Ebertin says from COSI with this combo:

Suffering shared together with others. Mourning and bereavement.

If this is foretelling another type attack on US, Mars enters the Saturn-Pluto fray with the June 12, 2019 Libsolar.