Solunars by Aldebaran Sidereal Academy

Solunars.com came online May 07, 2017 12:40 pm, Los Angeles, CA. Here is the chart.


Yesterday (April 18, 2019) at 4:37 PM PDT, an emotional eruption occurred that while hardly unprecedented, set off great disturbance in a pretty high percentage of the regular participants of the forum. Does anything show this in the forum's chart?

Well, yes, for starters there is the immediately preceding Mars return. Mars was actually no longer in partile conjunction with natal Mars, but the conjunction is hard to ignore. Forum natal Mars is 16°16' Taurus, transiting Mars at the time 17°20' Taurus. (Mars was 16°39' Taurus when the thread was started in which the eruption later occurred.)

It was an unhappy (I might say "unfraternal") moment, and transiting Venus squared natal Saturn.

Also, this incarnation of the forum came online with a Virgo Moon, and Moon was in late Virgo yesterday afternoon. The SLR occurred about 16 hours earlier with the following:

24°24' Sag - r Pluto (2°30' above Asc)
25°24' Sag - t Saturn (1°18' above Asc)
26°40' Sag - SLR Asc
28°08' Sag - t Pluto (1°21' below Asc)

The transiting Saturn/Pluto midpoint was 0°01' from SLR Ascendant! Each is just a little more than 1° from the angle.

I find it fascinating that an "inanimate" thing like the forum has a chat this responsive.

The Solar Quotidian for the time of the eruption is also interesting. Here are a few things to consider:

27°07' Vir - t Moon
27°11' Pis - SSR Mercury
28°08' Sag - t Pluto
28°10' Vir - SQ Asc
28°28' Pis - SQ Mercury
29°57' Pis - r Mercury
0°37' Can - SQ MC
1°38' Cap - SSR Mars

This is very interesting to see the chart (founding of the site) act out. Av, everyone is entitled to have a bad day. I do know the detail of the exchange or with whom, I have been traveling but, I always have enjoyed reading your posts and your perspective.

Thank you benji

"everyone is entitled to have a bad day."

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