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crimsoncurrentt Haumea consistently represents dramatic and awful change and is prominent in natal
charts of people who bring about extreme change, or whose life is one of purposeful or unwanted
transformation. Haumea in event charts is dramatically good, or horribly difficult, depending of course
on its angular relationships. Whatever the case, Haumea events sweep away the past and usher in the
vastly different. Here is perhaps the most telling evidence that this massive Kuiper-Belt resident is as
important and potent as Pluto:
The Bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, August 6 and 9, 1945.
The atomic bomb was the undisputed game changer in World War II, but here we thought Plutoalone did the trick. Pluto played a part, but it was Haumea that delivered theknock-out punch. Lookhow the Sun moves from conjunct Pluto to conjunct Haumea:
Hiroshima: Pluto (9Leo57) Sun (13Leo07) Haumea (16Leo56)
Nagasaki: Pluto (10Leo03) Sun (16Leo06) Haumea (17Leo00)
When the first bomb hit Hiroshima, no doubt the Japanese said to themselves, that sure is a powerfulweapon (Pluto = power). But when the second bomb hit Nagasaki, they must have realized that herewas the power to destroy them completely (Haumea = complete destruction). Only then did the tenacious Japanese unconditionally surrender.
D-Day, Invasion of Normandy (June 6, 1944, 6:30 a.m., Blay, France, used ).
More than a year before atomic bombs were dropped to end the war in the Pacific, Pluto and Haumea combined with Mars to deal a powerful blow
charts of people who bring about extreme change, or whose life is one of purposeful or unwanted
transformation. Haumea in event charts is dramatically good, or horribly difficult, depending of course
on its angular relationships. Whatever the case, Haumea events sweep away the past and usher in the
vastly different. Here is perhaps the most telling evidence that this massive Kuiper-Belt resident is as
important and potent as Pluto:
The Bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, August 6 and 9, 1945.
The atomic bomb was the undisputed game changer in World War II, but here we thought Plutoalone did the trick. Pluto played a part, but it was Haumea that delivered theknock-out punch. Lookhow the Sun moves from conjunct Pluto to conjunct Haumea:
Hiroshima: Pluto (9Leo57) Sun (13Leo07) Haumea (16Leo56)
Nagasaki: Pluto (10Leo03) Sun (16Leo06) Haumea (17Leo00)
When the first bomb hit Hiroshima, no doubt the Japanese said to themselves, that sure is a powerfulweapon (Pluto = power). But when the second bomb hit Nagasaki, they must have realized that herewas the power to destroy them completely (Haumea = complete destruction). Only then did the tenacious Japanese unconditionally surrender.
D-Day, Invasion of Normandy (June 6, 1944, 6:30 a.m., Blay, France, used ).
More than a year before atomic bombs were dropped to end the war in the Pacific, Pluto and Haumea combined with Mars to deal a powerful blow