Solunars by Aldebaran Sidereal Academy

A complete unexpected, very benefic surprise with unemployment figures this morning (June 5). US added 2.5 million jobs in May. This unexpected benefic surprise symbolism is clearly seen in the current DC Liblunar (link below).

Lib Moon 1,38 conjunct West Point in RA, square Liblunar Jupiter 1,40 for the benefic symbolism. Mundo Uranus 1,12 cnj Liblunar ASC for the unexpected benefic unemployment numbers.

Transiting Jupiter still partile cnj Capsolar (Master Chart of the Year) MC for a continuing rallying of Stock Prices (Market up near 800 points this morning).

Current June 2 Liblunar:
https://imgur.com/O4hmvjF

Yes, quite an outstanding surprise, eh?

I'm not sure I caught that exactly enough in my forecast, though I caught the importance of the Liblunar. (It's a one-month chart this time, because the next three ingresses are all dormant.)

Jim Eshelman wrote: Thu Nov 21, 2019 7:47 pm Liblunar (Jun 2)
The Liblunar covers the four weeks June 2-29 until the next Liblunar, due to three intervening dormant ingresses. This makes it one of the most important ingresses of the year. While continuing the trend of close Moon aspects with Pluto (0°21') and Jupiter (1°40') - with Saturn no longer in the mix - the loudest focus is on Uranus, especially the Moon-Uranus aspect.

Uranus rises (1°12'), Moon sets (2°03'), they are opposite in mundo within about 3°, their midpoint 0°26' from the horizon. Moon-Uranus is the premier aspect for these four weeks.

Therefore, this is the month that everything changes. Let nothing surprise you because everything is likely to surprise you, even in the always-surprising conditions to which we have become accustomed. Moon-Uranus especially means adaptation and reorientation to shifting circumstances. Expect new conditions and rapid new responses. The phrase "new normal" will be commonplace. Many of our most routine, familiar behaviors will be redesigned for the duration (aside from the new, strategic uses of technology, which, by then, may already have become old and familiar). The Liblunar is consistent with civil instability and demands for freedom, social change, and populist arousal, though I think people mostly will have other things on their mind.

June is the month the nation gets back to work, back to the office, back to more of our ordinary activities - at least, for the duration of the summer. October's Libsolar will bring a more dangerous reality; August has several deadly indications; but for June and July, the country pursues a sense of normalcy despite knowing that there are still snakes in the tall grass.

Jim wrote:

Yes, quite an outstanding surprise, eh?

Indeed! And other large cities in the Nation are not open yet. But the big question remains: Will the Pandemic numbers spike when t-Saturn replaces t. Jupiter on Capsolar Sun-MC this Sept. Will they have to shut down the Nation again?

Jim wrote:

(It's a one-month chart this time, because the next three ingresses are all dormant.)

I did not realize this--good observation.

SteveS wrote: Fri Jun 05, 2020 9:00 am And other large cities in the Nation are not open yet. But the big question remains: Will the Pandemic numbers spike when t-Saturn replaces t. Jupiter on Capsolar Sun-MC this Sept. Will they have to shut down the Nation again?

I'm sure they will. August-September bring extreme severities, then mid-October explodes with that Libsolar.

Jim wrote:

I'm sure they will. August-September bring extreme severities, then mid-October explodes with that Libsolar.

Yep---its not going to be a boring Autumn---thats for sure.

I could go for some boring right about now. (And just think: That's almost the worst thing Biden's enemies can say about him .)

The Bureau of Labor Statistics has announced it made a mistake, and the unemployment stats it announced Friday were lower than they actually are.

Indeed; but that didn't stand in the way of the feeling of shock and surprise last week!

Jim wrote:

Indeed; but that didn't stand in the way of the feeling of shock and surprise last week!

Exactly! The unemployment figures for May were a huge benefic surprise symbolized with par-excellent symbolism in the June 2 DC Libsolar. When most all media sources including Wall Street were expecting an unemployment figure to surpass 20% for the month of May, May's unemployment figure came in at 13.3%.

Trump's and his economic team seized upon these unexpected figures as everything is going to be OK economically, but in reality, May's monthly unemployment figures only dropped 1.4% from April's 14.7% to 13.3%. IF all the malefic symbolism we see with Sidereal Mundane Astrology chart's this fall manifest in the economy, unemployment figures will probably go over 20%. By my sources, millions of workers were never able to file for their unemployment in both April & May because the only way to file was by online. I had a friend in Tennessee who tried his best but never was able to figure out how to file online. After 4 weeks of being unemployed with no $ in his account, he finally was able to get his son-in law who is very tech savvy to file my friend's claim online. It took his son-in-law over 2 hours to file online. In Alabama my home State. it was reported in May on reliable state media sources-- it was estimated over 35% of the unemployed workers who were laid off with the Pandemic---never were able to get their claims filed online. It was also reported in many States the unemployment offices in April and still May were so back logged with online claims---they did not have the personal to process the ones who had filed online. My other good friend who helps me with all of my computer illiteracy and has a Microsoft Degree-- tried for 3 hours to file online for my friend in Tennessee and failed. He told me---never in his life had he ran into such a screwed--up State unemployment online system. Also, it should be understood that most State's computer systems are outdated. Never in the entire history of State Unemployment Systems have they had to handle millions of filers in such a short period of time!! Before the Pandemic, most States still processed claims person to person. It should be understood there are still millions of workers who know nothing about computers--much less being able to file a complicated unemployment process online. IMO, there are still millions of unemployed workers who are still not a number in the unemployment system. Bottom line: There still has to be millions of unemployed workers who are not processed into the unemployment systems yet.

SteveS wrote: Mon Jun 08, 2020 7:04 am Trump's and his economic team seized upon these unexpected figures as everything is going to be OK economically, but in reality, May's monthly unemployment figures only dropped 1.4% from April's 14.7% to 13.3%.

Except that was a mistake. It really went up to 16-something%. This still isn't as bad as they thought it would be, but it was a worsening.

My point was that, regardless of the real situation (unemployment got worse), the news at the time it came out created the psychological state of surprise which was a suitable expression of the Uranus-dominant Liblunar. People got the feeling of surprise even though it was based on false information.

Exactly Jim! There is no frigging way the State Unemployment Systems are reporting accurate unemployment figures. And there is no frigging way millions of other unemployed workers were able to figure out how to file online which was their only filing choice.

I agree with Steve about the situation for people who don't have a computer. The states (and the media) have done a really terrible job letting people know they can go to the library and file on their computers and probably get help from a librarian.

Except where the libraries aren't open...

I agree with Jim. The news was good for awhile there, and that was probably what was being shown. That and George Floyd's funerals.