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10 words to describe uranian planet HADES using modern interpretation


Decay - Symbolizing inevitable breakdown and the cycle of endings.
Toxins - Representing hidden pollutants in body, mind, or environment.
Shadow - The repressed, unconscious aspects demanding integration.
Recycling - Modern alchemy of waste into resourceful rebirth.
Underdog - Championing the marginalized and overlooked struggles.
Filth - Raw exposure to societal underbellies and gritty truths.
Purgation - Intense cleansing through crisis and release.
Basement - Deep, subterranean layers of psyche or history unearthed.
Misery - Echoes of collective trauma and emotional sludge.
Renewal - Transformative rot fostering unexpected growth and innovation.



Real-Life Examples of "Basement" in the Context of Hades


In Uranian astrology, Hades' "basement" archetype evokes the unearthing of buried depths—whether in the personal psyche, family lineage, or collective history. It's that gritty process of digging into the dark, forgotten underlayers to reveal truths that reshape our understanding.

Here are some tangible, real-world examples:

Therapeutic Breakthroughs in Psychoanalysis:

Imagine a person in therapy suddenly recalling a long-repressed childhood trauma during a session, like abuse hidden in family dynamics. This mirrors Freudian "excavation" of the unconscious, where Hades energy forces confrontation with psychic "basement" rubble—leading to healing but often through intense emotional upheaval. Real case: Many survivors of historical events (e.g., Holocaust descendants) experience this via EMDR therapy, unearthing generational shadows.


Archaeological Discoveries:

The 1922 unearthing of Tutankhamun's tomb by Howard Carter didn't just reveal gold; it exposed Egypt's subterranean rituals and power struggles, rewriting history. In Hades terms, it's the literal basement of civilization being cracked open, stirring curses (or modern scandals around artifact looting) and forcing a re-evaluation of ancient "filth" like mummification practices.

Family Secret Revelations: A modern example is the 2018 case of adoptees using DNA tests (like 23andMe) to uncover hidden half-siblings or illicit affairs in their lineage—think the shock of learning a grandparent was involved in wartime espionage or abuse. This Hades-like purge drags up ancestral "basement" dirt, transforming personal identity but often amid grief and legal battles.

Whistleblower Exposés: Edward Snowden's 2013 leaks on NSA surveillance programs unearthed the "basement" of government overreach—decades of hidden data collection on citizens. It embodies Hades' role in exposing systemic rot, sparking global reform debates while the leaker descends into exile, a personal underworld journey.

Cultural Reckonings in Media: Jordan Peele's film Get Out (2017) digs into the psyche of racial microaggressions and hypnosis as metaphors for buried societal traumas. Viewers often report "aha" moments unearthing their own subconscious biases, aligning with Hades' transformative filth-to-fertility cycle.

These instances show how Hades' basement isn't just metaphorical gloom—it's a catalyst for renewal, though the descent can feel like navigating a flooded cellar.


Rosetta Stone - places it precisely at ~24° Scorpio for mid-July 1799), Hades sits at approximately 24° Scorpio. This refines our "basement" lens on the chart, amplifying its transformative punch. Scorpio's watery intensity (ruled by Pluto/Mars in traditional terms) aligns perfectly with Hades' underworld purge, evoking hidden depths, power struggles, and alchemical rebirth—spot-on for unearthing a "key" to ancient enigmas amid imperial conquest.

Midpoint Ties (Uranian Style): Sun/Saturn = Hades (exact via trine midpoint ~23° Virgo/Libra): Wait, no—the trine forms a midpoint picture where Hades activates Sun + Saturn / 2 ≈ 21.5° Cancer, but in 90° dial terms, it pictures "structured depth research" yielding historical gold. More potently, Jupiter/Uranus Midpoint (11° Gemini/Libra) ≈ Hades opposition: Innovative linguistics (Jupiter-Uranus) meets shadowy antiquity, birthing sudden "underdog" insights— the stone as a cosmic bilingual hack.
Hades/Pluto (7° Pisces) Semisextile (~30°): Subtle nudge for total dissolution-rebirth. Pluto in Pisces dissolves empires; Hades adds karmic sludge, sextiling the Cancer stellium for intuitive unearthing.

Broader "Basement" Resonance

This Scorpio Hades elevates the chart's Hadesian vibe from my earlier Aries approximation (which was off by ~180°—oppositions flip the energy). At 24° Scorpio, it's in its element: probing power's underbelly (French invasion vs. Egyptian antiquity), exposing collective trauma (colonial "filth"), and catalyzing renewal (decipherment as purgation). No wonder the discovery sparked scandals (British seizure post-Waterloo) yet empowered marginalized histories—Hades' underdog arc.The full picture? A generational trigger for "recycling" lost wisdom, with Hades trining the core event like buried treasure surfacing in a storm. If you have the exact time or want midpoint calcs for another date (e.g., Champollion's breakthrough), I can refine further!



With Hades at 24° Scorpio, the midpoint pictures sharpen the "basement" unearthing:Sun/Saturn = Hades (via trine midpoint ~23° Virgo/Libra cusp): Structured confrontation with buried karma—fortification digs yield ancient sludge, birthing disciplined renewal (Egyptology's foundation).

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Exact Position on July 15, 1799 (00:00 UT): 22°24' Cancer.

This places Hades in exact conjunction (orb <1°) with the Sun-Saturn at 22° Cancer in the Rosetta Stone discovery chart— a powerhouse alignment I missed in approximations! It supercharges the "basement" unearthing: Hades' shadowy antiquity merges with Cancer's ancestral roots and Saturn's preservation, making the artifact's reveal a fated purge of historical "filth" into enduring renewal. No retrograde internalization here; it's pure outward catharsis amid the Napoleonic "decay."

Exploring the Hades-Sun-Saturn Conjunction in Uranian AstrologyIn Uranian astrology, a Hades-Sun-Saturn conjunction is a rare, potent alignment—especially with the tight orb (<1°) seen in the July 15, 1799, Rosetta Stone discovery chart (all at ~22° Cancer). Hades, the trans-Neptunian point of subterranean depths and karmic decay, merges with the Sun's vital core (identity, illumination) and Saturn's austere discipline (structure, endurance, past burdens). This isn't a light-hearted trio; it's a cosmic excavator, blending shadow work with preserved legacy. The Cancer placement adds emotional, ancestral layers—roots, heritage, and the "motherlode" of buried family/societal sludge.Uranian emphasis falls on midpoints and planetary pictures (e.g., Hades + Sun = Saturn), where the blend pictures "structured confrontation with the ego's hidden rot." It's generational (Hades' slow pace), often marking epochs of purgative revelation over personal whims. Below, I'll unpack its layers: core themes, interpretations, and real-world echoes.

Core Themes of the Conjunction

This aspect embodies Hades' "filth-to-fertility" cycle, tempered by Sun-Saturn's sober realism. Use this table for a quick spectrum:Polarity
Negative Manifestation
Positive Manifestation
Decay & Limitation
Chronic stagnation; ego crushed by ancestral toxins (e.g., inherited depression, scandals eroding vitality).
Disciplined composting—turning personal "misery" into enduring wisdom (e.g., therapy breakthroughs).
Shadow Identity
Repressed self (Sun) bound by karmic chains (Saturn-Hades); underdog isolation, like a "basement dweller" haunted by past failures.
Illuminated depths: Ego integrates underworld truths for authentic power (e.g., whistleblowers exposing corruption).
Historical Purgation
Collective grief from unearthed atrocities (e.g., war crimes resurfacing).
Structured renewal: Antiquities preserved for future generations (e.g., archaeology yielding societal catharsis).

Personal Chart Interpretations

Natal: Suggests a life path of "dark night" maturation. The Sun's light filters through Hades' gloom and Saturn's forge, forging resilient souls who've faced early losses or family secrets.

Example: Someone with this might excel as a forensic psychologist—Sun's empathy meets Saturn's rigor in Hades' psychic trenches—but struggle with impostor syndrome until midlife transits trigger renewal.
Transit/Progression: A visiting Hades conjunct natal Sun-Saturn could manifest as a "karmic audit"—job loss exposing corporate rot, or health crises purging toxins. Positively, it's rebirth: Saturn stabilizes Hades' dissolution, like quitting a toxic relationship to reclaim core vitality.


Midpoint Formula:

Sun/Hades = Saturn pictures ego shadowed by decay, demanding Saturnian boundaries.

Saturn/Sun = Hades flips to disciplined identity unearthing underbelly truths.

In 90° dial work, it activates sensitive points like ASC/MC for career reckonings.

Mundane & Historical Echoes: The Rosetta Stone ChartThis conjunction is the chart's heartbeat, trining Pluto (total transformation) for amplified potency. Amid Napoleon's Egyptian campaign:Mundane Layer: Sun-Saturn in Cancer evokes imperial "fortification" (Saturn walls) guarding the homeland's soul (Cancer), but Hades injects subterranean sabotage—literally, soldiers digging foundations unearth a 196 BC decree, exposing Ptolemaic "wickedness" (taxes on temples, cultural erasure). It's Hades' underdog triumph: Colonial "decay" recycles into Egypt's reclaimed voice.
Planetary Picture: Hades + Sun / 2 ≈ Saturn (midpoint exact), symbolizing "vital shadows structured for posterity." The stone's trilingual script (hieroglyphs, Demotic, Greek) mirrors this—Hades' filth (eroded basalt) + Sun's revelation = Saturn's eternal archive, catalyzing Champollion's 1822 decipherment.
Retrograde Note: As confirmed, Hades was direct, propelling outward catharsis—no inward brooding, but a bold historical flush.

Broader ExamplesPersonal: Oprah Winfrey's chart has Sun-Saturn tensions with Hades midpoints; her abuse survival and media empire echo this—ego (Sun) forged in Saturn's trials, recycling Hades' trauma into empowerment.
Mundane: The 1974 Watergate tapes release (Sun-Saturn transits activating Hades) unearthed Nixon's "basement" lies, a Saturnian reckoning of presidential rot.
Cultural: J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings (written under similar energies) delves Moria's depths—Sun's heroic quest meets Saturn's ancient evils and Hades' orcish decay, birthing renewal through fellowship.

This conjunction isn't doom; it's alchemy—ego's gold refined in the underworld's kiln. In Cancer, it tugs at collective memory, urging us to honor the buried for growth. Got a birth chart or transit in mind to apply this to? Let's dig deeper!

Transcending Reductionism in Astrology
Part One
I was just reading a new Vedic astrology book that reminded me of a common failing among beginning to intermediate astrologers, namely reducing planets or houses (or other chart components) to single themes (or too few themes).

There are astrologers, for example, who see Jupiter as just good, or lucky, or protective, or -- in the new book -- the North Node (Rahu) as representing desires.

[Note: Planets have natural as well as temporal significations. This article focuses on natural significations. If you want to learn more about temporal significations, you can read my article on The Temporal Status of Planets as benefics and malefics.]

But each chart point or part has many, many intrinsic meanings, both positive and negative, which can all manifest in the same chart.

And the art of the mature astrologer is in being able to ascertain accurately which meanings are likely to manifest in the person and their life, and when.
For example

Jupiter -- even just in its natural significations -- can mean:

Fat, extravagant, gluttonous, excessive, and exaggerative

and

Wise, spiritual, steady, tolerant, and kind

and

Over-idealistic, over-optimistic, over-generous, and over-expressive

and

Full of themselves, know-it-all, over-confident, and blindly zealous

and

Charismatic, successful, lucky, and wealthy

and

Philosophical, theoretical, speculative, and imaginative

and

Heroic, mentoring, Guru, and Pioneering.

and

Inspired, foretelling, anticipating, and envisioning

And I haven't even covered all that Jupiter can represent. E.g. in Vedic astrology, Jupiter also represents children and elder siblings.

In order to tease out which of Jupiter's many meanings will manifest in a person's life, one looks at the meanings of the houses it occupies and rules, the planets that aspect it -- all of the factors that impinge upon and modify the expression of Jupiter, eliciting some of its attributes instead of others.

I wrote this to provide a taste for the diversity of meanings that each planet has, and to encourage you, my readers, to be truly comprehensive or panoramic in your thinking about and explicating each of the planets, houses, etc.

The Second House: Ownership and Self Esteem
I was called to pick up my favorite Vedic Classical book, Phaladeepika, today and happened to open to the shloka about the meanings of the second house.

(For those more familiar with Western astrology, the Vedic meanings of the houses definitely have overlaps with Western astrological meanings but often add themes not found in the West.)

For example, in Jyotish the Second House indicates all vocal communication, as opposed to written, (Western astrology assigns both types to the Third House).

The Vedic Second House meanings include Punditry (expertise in a particular subject or field), family life -- especially as a child, mathematics, and ownership.

But self esteem is more of a Second House meaning in Western astrology.

When I read the word "ownership" in Phaladeepika, something clicked.

Of course, the ordinary meaning of ownership is owning possessions, but perhaps the word can be applied in a broader sense.

As you might know, I have been a practicing psychic for 47 years. (Please don't contact me for a reading as my practice is completely full and I'm not taking on any new clients for the foreseeable future).

But it was only a few years ago that my Guides -- the Angels that I channel -- informed me that they used my psychic gifts to read people. This was quite a surprise to me because for 40+ years I thought that they read people directly.

I asked them "why are you revealing this to me now?". And they replied, "Because it won't go to your head, and by owning your own psychic gifts, they will deepen considerably". And that's what has happened.

What does this have to do with the Second House? That there is a very strong link between owning ones gifts and having self esteem (both Second House significations).

And recognizing the ways that we are all unique, and have mastery, and that by owning our gifts more deeply, they will flourish.

The Importance of the Ascendant
and Confirming your Ascendant degree
I recently had an amazing day filled with deep psychological breakthroughs, and, as an astrologer, wondered, "What transits were happening that day"?

Much to my surprise, I had no transits by Saturn through Pluto, and no planet-to-planet transits at all!

But what I did have were three transits to my Ascendant: Sun trine Ascendant, Mars sextile Ascendant, and Jupiter opposite Ascendant.

This reminded me that transits to the Ascendant are paramount. In the olden days forty years ago, many astrologers dismissed the Ascendant as simply your "persona" -- how the world saw you or a superficial layer of your personality.

Even then I knew that this was a mistake. With the rise (in the West) of both Traditional Astrology (Mediaeval and Hellistic) and Vedic astrology, the truth that the Ascendant is the most important point in the chart has revived.

The Ascendant, and its Ruler, are YOU. More than any other point or planet in the chart.

No wonder this convergence of three planet upon the Ascendant, with a clear field of no other transits, was so incredibly transforming.

So how does one confirm ones Ascendant position?

Just as I have several times.

Paying careful attention to when transiting planets aspect the Ascendant, especially when they conjunct or oppose the Ascendant.

Since Mars conjuncts or opposes the Ascendant every year, that's the easiest one to track. Jupiter does so every six years, and Saturn every 15 years or so.

Watch the weeks before and after the planet is about to enter one degree before the Ascendant and note when you start feeling the planet's energies strongly. That will let you know if your Rising Sign is exactly what you think it is, or a degree or more off.

I encourage everyone to do this, as it will empower you to trust your chart more.

p.s. For those who don't know what to watch for:

When Mars impacts your Ascendant, you might experience more energy, sexuality, speediness, or anger.

Jupiter can incline you to feel more open, generous, spiritual, trusting, or stable.

Saturn can lead you to feeling more anxious, depleted, distrustful, judgmental (of yourself or others), or isolated.

Why can Vedic astrologers rectify charts so easily?
During the years when I was exclusively a Western astrologer, I had several calls to rectify client's charts.

I chose to undertake some rectification jobs, and spent many hours on each -- and had to have a deep understanding of astrology -- in order to determine an accurate birth time. I was successful, as borne out by information later discovered, but the work was incredibly laborious.

And that's why most Western astrologers don't rectify charts. (And by the way, astrology software cannot rectify charts, only advanced Western astrologers can.)

So when I dove into learning Jyotish, I was surprised to discover that Vedic astrology is perfectly designed for routine chart rectification, and most Jyotishis can and do rectify charts easily and frequently.

Why is rectification so simple in Jyotish? Let's start by understanding that Vedic astrology began thousands of years ago when timepieces were scarce and also quite inaccurate.

Vedic astrology developed with structures and procedures to be able to easily determine which birth time works for a person.

As shown in this animation:

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The Whole Sign House system pioneered in Vedic astrology compensates for imprecise birth times because charts only change every two hours or so. Therefore, if you have a birth time with a possible time range of three hours, you only have to look at two natal charts to see which fits.

(Note: Western astrology also used Whole Sign Houses until the Tropical Zodiac drifted from the Sidereal Zodiac and Whole Sign Houses stopped working.)

To narrow down birth times even more, Vedic astrology has a set of harmonic charts called Amsha, Vargas, or Divisional charts that change more quickly, e.g. the marriage sub-chart, called the Navamsha, changes every 8 minutes.

There are many sub-charts (Amshas) each indicating the flow of a specific life theme such as siblings, parents, career, home, health, deaths, education, vehicles, ethics, spirituality, or vitality.

And so the Jyotishi can explore each divisional chart and compare them to how each of these life areas have panned out for the person whose birth time is in question, and thereby arrive at a relatively precise birth time.

E.g. if someone is happily married, the Navamsha should show that marriage is favorable vs a Navamsha indicating that the person never got married or has been divorced.

Are you an Astrological Maestro?
One of my pet peeves has been with students of astrology who can't wait to add as many extra points into their charts as they can.

But I was reflecting upon it today, acknowledging that different astrological factors speak to each astrologer, and so extra points can be inordinately valuable and effective in the hands of specific practitioners, as can different predictive methods, etc.

So what is a good way of thinking about this?

I came up with a musical analogy:

A preeminent conductor can work with a very large orchestra, hearing every instrument -- all at the same time!

They know when to emphasize the horn section, when to quiet down the drums, and when to change the tempo.

However, it takes years and years of hard work for a conductor become a master, a maestro.

And that is where my issue lies.

Learning has many stages:

Being introduced to and deepening ones understanding of the vocabulary. As in learning a foreign language, we need to learn the basic vocabulary before tackling a larger one.

Then beginning to understand the "parts of speech", I.e. how words are to be positioned in relationship with each other.

Next, learning grammar. Seeing how to combine words correctly to communicate effectively.

At this point, when all of the above are "under your belt" (fully digested and automatic), then creativity, inspiration, and magic begins to happen.

And so with astrology, "parts of speech" would include planets, signs, houses, aspects, etc.

I invite everyone to enjoy every step of the journey. To retrace their steps to gain even more depth (beginners mind), and to be happy to discover where they are too narrow or even wrong in their use of "language".

A juggler starts with three balls, and only later can work with bowling pins, more objects, etc.

And so do we.



Are Mutable Signs really Mutable?
I was also reflecting today on mutability and realized that while people with many planets in mutable signs can be adaptable in the moment, it would be a big mistake to think that they are open to making deep changes.

In other words, the very receptivitity and changeability on the surface can mislead us into thinking that there's a core flexibility, where there is not!

I recognize that for deep change, one needs Cardinality to initiate it, and Fixity to consolidate it.

So don't be surprised if many mutable-predominant people make major changes much less often than you might expect.

The distinction between the innermost planets and the middle planets
This week I tripped on a large backup power unit and fell.

I quickly realized that Mars was at work because the fall was due to my haste and impulsive movement.

And yes, I had transiting Mars opposing my natal Moon within a degree, applying.

This led me to reflect on the fact that in Vedic astrology, every planet influences planets in the same sign and in opposite signs, but only Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn have additional special aspects.

And that these three planets, which are the only visible planets beyond the Earth, are significantly more potent in their effects than the innermost ones, e.g. by transit.

It's almost as if they are "outside of our skin" and therefore are more compelling.

I think that this is a very useful distinction, because I have certainly felt Mars transits much more than any of the transits by the innermost planets.
The effects of good and bad placements: the Nakshatras
I am continually struck by how a planet in a Nakshatra that's well placed manifests the positive qualities of a Nakshatra, while if poorly placed, manifests the negative qualities of the Nakshatra.

Of course, one could say that about other attributes besides Nakshatra placement, but it's very conspicuous there.

A couple of examples:

In Donald Trump's chart, his Moon is in Jyestha, both debilitated and eclipsed (conjunct Ketu, the South Node) and aspected by Mars.

Among the more shadowy aspect of Jyestha are being manipulative, having a false public face, fierce dominance, and not letting go and moving on or admitting defeat.

While those with positive Jyestha placements don't manifest these qualities at all, Trump certainly has.

Another example is Ashlesha. While many people with important placements in Ashlesha feel a bit different from others, only truly poor placements can create deep feelings of alienation.

And writing this led to another important insight: If the chart as a whole is either very positive or very challenged, then, to some extent, all of the Nakshatra placements are uplifted or made poor, respectively.

Take Arnold Schwartzenegger. His Saturn is not only in Ashlesha, but also combust, leading us to expect him to have very powerful Nakshatra-related issues.

(And for most people, the Nakshatra occupied by Saturn already has some challenges via Saturn.)

But his chart is so positive, with so many yogas, two benefics aspecting the Ascendant and Ascendant Lord, and the Ascendant lord is doubly strong and benefic too, that his Saturn in Ashlesha just doesn't cause major problems in his life.

(Upon close inspection, Saturn and Venus also form a lovely Raja Yoga together too).

Nevertheless, all placements do manifest, and Saturn in Arnold's chart (as 9th lord) represented his father, who was, according to Wikipedia, a man who doubted that he fathered Arnold, was very strict and punished him corporally, and had no patience or receptivity towards Arnold.

But Arnold's deeply positive makeup enabled him to rise above his early traumas.

Articles comparing Western and Vedic astrology
A website visitor mentioned that she had read my article comparing Western and Vedic astrology.

I realized that I've written many articles on this topic, and decided to list several of them here, in case others want to delve into the differences between the two astrologies:

A Journey into Vedic Astrology

The Differences between Western & Vedic Astrology

Blending Astrologies: East and West

The Houses of the Horoscope: A Vedic Viewpoint

Ending the War between the Astrologers

Approaching Jyotish

Bridge of Skies

The Vedic Signs

Paramount Considerations in Chart Interpretation

Vedic Astrology: A Time-based System

The Applicability of the Signs in Western and Vedic Astrology

The Most Important Significators of Life Themes

How I got into Vedic Astrology
and Do They -- Western and Vedic Astrologies -- Blend?
Where in a chart is the "Soul's Purpose"?
I received an email asking this question.

My response was:

"Naïve astrologers think that the nodes are the markers of soul destiny, but in both Western and Vedic charts, everything in the chart contributes to and reflects the soul lessons, purposes, and the destinies of the incarnation."

In Western astrology, every strong aspect, focal planets, predominances, and other noteworthy uniquenesses all indicate a person's specific life themes, as do so many other chart configurations.

Similarly, in Jyotish, the yogas, reinforced and convergent themes, and influences on the Lagna and Lagnesa are only of few of the many factors pointing to a person's unique destiny.

It is vital for astrologers not to have "tunnel vision" or over-simplify by focusing only on one or two chart factors. Every chart is one-of-a-kind, never to be repeated, and therefore each moment (and each birth) has its own individual attributes.


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TEL AVIV

WEEKLY CHART TEHRAN IRAN BOMBED 13/6/25


Halfsums - BOLD, CONFIDENT, SUCCESS

AR/AD
AS/CU
SA/AD = In a tight spot, compelled to wait. OVERCOMING a tight spot. Having patience. Forbearance. Trial of patience. Patience. Duration. Long time. Valley. Bottlenecks. Stoppage. Standstill. Coldness. Stiffness. Dryness. Ligature. Depression. The demarcation point. Dividing line.
NE/AD
PL
PL/VU
VU
VE/AP
AR/MC
MA/HA
MC/SA
AS/HA


Interpretation of Aries Point/Meridian Midpoint
The Aries Point/Meridian midpoint highlights a sensitive point where personal identity and public life intersect. Planets or points at this midpoint in a chart (natal, transit, or synastry) emphasize:

Public Visibility: A drive to be seen or recognized in the world, often tied to career or societal roles.

Life Direction: The midpoint reflects how one’s public persona or ambitions align with their outward expression.

Dynamic Energy: This midpoint can indicate moments or areas of life where bold, assertive action meets professional or societal impact.

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TEHRAN

WEEKLY CHART TEHRAN IRAN BOMBED 13/6/25

Halfsums
NO/AD
Old or close, reliable connections. Few connections. Small exclusive circle. Connections with a few. Fetters, tight bond, binding tie. Connections which are oppressive and are a burden. "People who tie you down". Hampering associations.
AR/URANUS
SA/URANUS
ZE/AP
URANUS/NE


The above Tehran chart has URANUS as its primary planet - the attack from Israel was a SHOCK/SURPRISE from superior TECHNOLOGY.




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US ATTACKS IRAN

USA SIBLEY SOLAR RETURN 2024



TRUE POINT at 10.55' SCORPIO (Rescue A Drowning Man)

10.55 Event Point midpoint Apollon/Poseidon

22nd JUNE,2025


Halfsums

NO/JU = Fortunate associations; fortunate unions. MC- General popularity. To be well liked.
AP/PO = People who think the same. People with similar destiny and outlook on life. Companions of destiny. Fellow sufferers. Comrades.
MC/VE = One's own personal attraction and affections. One's hopes and wishes.
MA/AP = The stock market. Commerce and scientific activity. Successful activity.
AS/AP =People located at a distance. People things or matters which are in another location, far away.
+ ADMETOS = Retarded business. No further business can be done.(Iran Nuclear?)


PREPONDERANCE OF APOLLON!!!

A light plane pulls out of a steep dive

Purposeful, daring, independent character. One of the most active Geminians. Works hard to overcome difficulties. Can be RECKLESS. Loves NEW experiences and always ready to seize new opportunities. Self-motivating, expecting others to be equally zealous.

Megs 'Baby Dance' released - SR 2024

Gemini 10 (9° - 10°)
OVERCOMING PHYSICAL LIMITS
This material plane is not an absolute restriction Pr.Di rebels & breaks out- with extraordinary struggle we can develop super-normal abilities.

"Uncovering the majestic power of the mind"
Being able to fly opposes the force of gravity, which defines physicality; being able to overcome fear opposes the power of death to limit our sense of immortality. Some rare people refuse to be subject to any external power, rejecting even death and physical limitation as insurmountable constraints; to them Mind is paramount.

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Gemini 10. Magic glasses which allow one to read a secret text. (Omega Symbol) Interacting/Inspired

(Degree Angel: Jabamiah (ya-BA-mee-YAH) Recognizing Design Beneath Disorder, Alchemy, Transformation)

Things in the physical realm can often seem very unclear – impenetrable. Sometimes just a slight change of attitude, or viewing things from a different angle, or with a new set of beliefs can cause what is happening to become clear and legible. You are a natural interpreter, and so can help others to understand what is going on through your unique way of seeing.

The Chandra Symbol for this degree is “A young woman notices the handsome man has fangs.” In both of these symbols something new is perceived that wasn't before. This degree has highly unique perceptions and so can offer a new and different perspective on many things. It's especially aware of any dangers afoot, and of hidden motives that others harbor. It may be, though, that this degree's perceptions are not accepted by other people – maybe because others are in denial, or possibly because these perceptions reveal subconscious motives that the person is not aware of, or maybe for other reasons as well. And so in some contexts it might be better to keep these insights to oneself until the time and/or the context is right to reveal them.

There is also here the danger of jumping to the wrong conclusions as to the meaning and nature of what one perceives, or of misinterpreting data or projecting onto it one's own fears and desires.

Pleiadian Symbol: A pterodactyl soaring to get a better look at the stars.

Azoth Symbol: A group of friends perform folk songs.

Oracle

It all depends on the filters desired. Meanings overlay meanings, all hiding each other. But he desired to know, to understand. Which spontaneously gave rise to the glasses that made everything invisible except for the meaning he was seeking. Because knowing required limiting, required a carving into reality that cut out that specific, exquisite shape he had always yearned for in his imagination.

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WATCH OUT FOR …a blind and AIMLESS way of living that
smacks of a criminal lack of care. …chancing it just because you
cannot be bothered to read the lie of the land or check equipment. …
giving up the ghost. ...when or if a 'crash' occurs, for you'll have to
deal with the damage incurred.


AN AIRPLANE DIVES TOWARD THE
EARTH AS THOUGH FALLING
Commentary: ‘An Airplane Dives Toward the Earth as Though
Falling’ pictures risks, daring and going against the odds. The nose
‘Dive’ may look exciting, but things could really be heading for
disaster. Onlookers may be unsure of what’s really going on. Is
the pilot of this ‘Airplane’ just playing around by defying gravity
or is he really in a life-threatening situation? If the one in control,
the pilot, makes the slightest error of judgment, there could be
a terrible outcome, with the ‘Airplane’ crashing and burning. At
the right moment someone, whether it is the pilot, or someone
else who can take command, needs to pull out of the ‘Dive’ and
save the day. Everything will be fine, possibly exciting and even
exhilarating, as long as everything is truly under control.
Oracle: Are things really going the way they should? Risk taking
may pay off in a big way and may well be worth it, however, it may
end up in a self-defeating crash-and-burn situation. Are you, or is
someone else, actively working against their own best interests?
Those around you may begin to panic; it may be necessary to
reassure them that everything is going to be OK. Let go of
things that aren’t really necessary–you can’t deal with too many
things right now. It is important to try and keep distractions to a
minimum, concentrating on this situation only, and rely solely on
those you can trust. A sense of equilibrium needs to be reached
or regained. Grabbing hold of the situation and facing it with
composure and confidence can straighten things up. Imagine
yourself pulling out of a “nosedive” or repeat an affirmation of
rising up and pulling through. This is certainly a time when
courage is needed, but keep an eye on what’s developing, as
everyone may need to bail out to safety. Having a safety device,
such as a parachute or a safe landing-pad, may be necessary. The
last thing you want to do is to crash and burn.
Keywords: Plunging into situations without considering the
ramifications. Becoming conscious of what’s happening. Being
protected (and saved) at the last moment. Defying gravity. Facing
consequences. Dangerous displays. Hitting the ground running.
The art of smooth sailing. Daredevil stunts.
The Caution: Refusing to help yourself even when disaster is
imminent. Free falls and defying the consequences. Shakeups.
Things getting completely out of control. Overshooting the mark
by aiming too high. Turbulence. Reckless behavior. Neglect of
physical realities. Freaking out at crucial moments.

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GEMINI 10
A young woman notices the handsome man has fangs.
Blows of fate. Acts of God. Abrupt awakenings to what was suspected but naively denied. You become drastically aware of all that was hidden, and jump to conclusions. The gathering of events to prove a point, to generate a change, to draw it all out. Curiosity, probing. Yet as well, casual oblivion and riding high in euphoric assumptions. Setting yourself up for turnarounds, epiphanies, metanoia. The leap over the edge into the dark from the light that reveals the other side of life can generate cynicism and negative feedback loops, by the implication that behind every shining wonder there lies its reverse shadow image. The mind proving itself right and falling down its own hole.

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Here’s a comparison of the three interpretations for Gemini 10 (9°–10°), highlighting their congruency and differences:
Congruency
Theme of Perception and Revelation:
All three interpretations emphasize a shift in perception or uncovering hidden truths. In the first, it’s about realizing the mind’s power to transcend physical limits. In the second (Magic Glasses), it’s about gaining clarity through a new perspective or tool. In the third (Airplane Diving), it’s about recognizing the reality of a risky situation and the need to act decisively.

The Chandra Symbol in the second interpretation (“A young woman notices the handsome man has fangs”) aligns with the third’s focus on abrupt awakenings to hidden dangers or truths, such as noticing the “fangs” or realizing the airplane’s dive is perilous.

Pluto ST b4 Di Crash

Falconio killed in outback - Venus

Overcoming or Confronting Limits:
The first interpretation directly addresses overcoming physical and mental limits (e.g., gravity, fear, death) through extraordinary effort or mindset. The third interpretation indirectly reflects this through the pilot’s daring act of defying gravity, suggesting courage and control are needed to overcome potential disaster. The second interpretation’s “magic glasses” symbolize a tool to bypass limitations of perception, aligning with the idea of transcending constraints.

Risk and Transformation:
Each interpretation involves an element of risk or challenge leading to transformation. The first speaks of “extraordinary struggle” to achieve super-normal abilities. The second warns of misinterpreting new insights or projecting fears, which could lead to transformative but risky conclusions. The third explicitly describes a high-stakes scenario (the airplane dive) requiring courage and quick action to avoid disaster, symbolizing transformative moments.

Mind as a Central Force:
The first interpretation prioritizes the mind’s “majestic power” as paramount. The second highlights the mind’s role in interpreting reality through unique PERSPECTIVES. The third implies mental clarity and composure are critical to navigating the crisis, reinforcing the mind’s importance in overcoming challenges.

Differences
Focus and Tone:
First Interpretation: Philosophical and aspirational, focusing on metaphysical transcendence (e.g., overcoming gravity, death) and the potential for superhuman abilities. It’s abstract and idealistic, emphasizing personal empowerment.

Second Interpretation (Magic Glasses): Mystical and symbolic, centered on perception and interpretation. It’s less about physical action and more about inner clarity, with a cautionary note about misinterpretation or projecting fears.

Third Interpretation (Airplane Diving): Dramatic and action-oriented, depicting a tangible, high-risk scenario. It’s grounded in physical reality and emphasizes practical responses (e.g., pulling out of the dive) over metaphysical ideals.

Symbolism:
First: Broad and universal symbols like flying, gravity, and death, representing existential challenges.

Second: Esoteric symbols like “magic glasses” and “fangs,” suggesting hidden knowledge or subtle dangers revealed through intuition or tools.

Third: Concrete imagery of an airplane diving, evoking immediate, visceral danger and the need for control or intervention.

Approach to Risk:
First: Risk is internal and voluntary, tied to the struggle to transcend limitations. It’s a heroic, self-initiated endeavor.

Second: Risk lies in misinterpreting or projecting onto what’s revealed, potentially leading to psychological or social consequences. It’s more about caution than action.

Third: Risk is external and urgent, with potential for literal disaster if not addressed. It demands immediate, practical action and composure.

Outcome Emphasis:
First: Focuses on the potential for triumph through mental power and rejection of external constraints, with a positive, empowering outcome.

Second: Ambiguous outcome, as it warns of misinterpretation or denial, suggesting the need for discernment to achieve clarity.

Third: Outcome depends on action—success if the dive is corrected, disaster if not. It’s more conditional and urgent.

Summary
Congruency: All three interpretations share themes of revelation, overcoming limits, and the mind’s pivotal role in navigating CHALLENGES. They suggest Gemini 10 is a degree of awakening to hidden truths, requiring courage, clarity, or a shift in perspective to transform or transcend.
Differences: The first is idealistic and metaphysical, focusing on personal empowerment. The second is mystical and cautionary, emphasizing perception and potential missteps. The third is dramatic and practical, highlighting urgent action in a crisis. Together, they paint Gemini 10 as a multifaceted degree of daring insight, where the mind’s power meets the challenge of hidden truths or risks, with outcomes hinging on clarity, courage, and control.

Pope Francis Dies (21 April, 2025 at 7.35 am in Rome)

Saturn ruler of 2nd day (21 April) at 26°40'30" Pi

Node/Saturn square Admetos 4.2' gemini (Saturn octave)

Saturn in 4th House (End of Life).

SA/AD
Grouping
06 NO = Definitely broken off connections. To be without connections. To be alone.

2nd cusp - 9°32'34" feeding an albatross




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LIVERPOOL CAR MOWING INCIDENT - may 2025

TRUE POINT is 8.30 ARIES

Ruling planet (of pis) is Neptune at 2 aries, jupiter at 27 gemini in 6th



TRUE POINT 9 aries is square ASC at 9 Capricorn (the CROWD)

Meaning and Purpose

Virgo 26. Under the full moon, a sagging balcony. (Omega Symbol) Transforming/Experimental


(Degree Angel: Vasariah (va-SAH-ree-Yah) Memories, Clemency and Equilibrium)

You are aware, both in yourself and others, of a great accumulation of feeling that has happened over time, we well as the need to unburden ourselves from this. We all need to explore the hidden parts of ourselves, but we can’t do this all at once – it would be too overwhelming. And so you know how to proceed gradually, and if you keep in tune with your instinct it can tell you how to do this.

The Chandra Symbol for this degree is “An old man counting gold coins.” Gold is the metal of the Sun, and, of course, each coin is shaped like the Sun. The sun signifies meaning and purpose, and here we find many meanings, many purposes, which add up to a richness, a wealth, an abundance – which goes beyond the singular meaning and purpose of our own Sun, which is just one among billions of other Suns.

So much may be accomplished with all this meaning and purpose. The goal here is to be aware of it all, to be aware of the wealth that we may draw on, and to help others to be aware of it. This degree can be very adept at healing poverty consciousness. It is interesting that the Omega Symbol of this degree alludes to the planet which is the polar opposite of the Sun – the Moon – and that the Omega Symbol alludes to poverty and lack of support. The balcony wants to lift us up, but it has become weakened by time and the elements. Emotional fulfillment, though – as symbolized by the full Moon – is possible, if we can become aware of the weakness of our supports and know how to REBUILD and strengthen them – and this degree does.

Pope Francis Dies - S.Node

Pleiadian Symbol: A worshiper lighting sandalwood incense in a temple dedicated to Ganesh.

Azoth Symbol: People carrying bundles of kindling from a forest.

Seed degree: Aquarius 6. Seeing a stone lion in a museum a young girl asks her parents if they are in the zoo. (Omega Symbol). The girl senses aliveness in this seemingly non-living museum object. Her instincts tell her the truth – everything is alive, and when we realize this we become capable of seeing what in us needs support and repair, which we can accomplish if we act on our inner sensings.

A gardener with just one leg. (Chandra Symbol). Lack and difficulty can lead us to deeper and deeper realizations of all that we have.

Fulfillment degree: Scorpio 15. Intently and faithfully a man observes his own breath. (Omega Symbol). Freeing ourselves of the heaviness of the past and its oppressive memories we guide our consciousness always back to the present moment, which is the source of all healing.

Election Day Cusp (Nov 4)in weekly chart

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VIRGO 26
An old man counting gold coins.
Getting your bearings, determining your limits, finding a reality fix. Making sure that everything is there; checking out the manifest details over and again. Coming down to earth and becoming sober and straight and clear. You are overwhelmingly convinced that there must come this cleaning-up and clearing-up. Sick and tired of pretense and hype, hungry to get down to basics, and somewhat hooked on the quantitative intelligence. Blurring distinctions. Intent upon being viable, correct, and self-sufficient. If all these things are taken up with a twinkle of humour, they are digestible. But if they become self-serious and a little too proper, they are deadly and sickening. You learn to throw off the attitude and to cleave to the substance of getting things right, unapologetically and steadfastly.

A "Spectacle" Theatrical - Destructive - Incendiary - Sudden Events - Accidents - Over Exuberance - Self Indulgent


The symbol is 'Seagulls watching a ship'. Gulls are, thankfully, quiet when watching for something to jump on. Therefore.............. vigilance, alertness and a capacity to carefully scan for opportunities make up the core motif.

one false step, one minor dropped word, one scrap of contentious information, and the gulls will pounce.

Beirut pager attack - Asc of MA/UR synod

Peter Falconio Murder - Mars


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Similarities:

Resourcefulness and Use of Available Materials:

Sagittarius 16 (Omega and Chandra): Both symbols emphasize creatively adapting available resources. The Omega Symbol’s wand transforms into a source of new growth (golden leaves), and the Chandra Symbol’s shearing of sheep involves taking wool to create useful items like clothing or rugs.
Sea Gulls Symbol: The sea gulls seek sustenance from the ship’s scraps or fish stirred up by its wake, demonstrating opportunistic use of what’s available in their environment. All three symbols reflect an ability to work with what is at hand to meet needs or create something new.

Transformation and Opportunity:

Sagittarius 16: The wand sprouting leaves signifies unexpected renewal and the creation of new possibilities from something seemingly static. The shearing of sheep transforms raw material into practical goods, symbolizing a cycle of growth and utility.
Sea Gulls Symbol: The sea gulls capitalize on fleeting opportunities (scraps or fish), transforming their environment’s offerings into sustenance. All symbols highlight a process of transformation, whether creative, practical, or survival-driven.

Engagement with Environment:All three symbols involve interacting with the immediate environment to derive benefit. The wand draws on its inherent magic, the shearer works with the sheep’s wool, and the sea gulls rely on the ship’s presence, reflecting a shared theme of engaging with surroundings to fulfill needs or create outcomes.

Differences:

Nature of Intent and Agency:

Sagittarius 16 (Omega and Chandra): These symbols emphasize active, intentional creativity. The magician’s wand suggests a magical, almost alchemical process of generating new possibilities, while the shearing of sheep involves deliberate effort to harvest and repurpose resources. Both imply agency and purpose in transforming materials.
Sea Gulls Symbol: The sea gulls’ behavior is more OPPORTUNISTIC and reactive, driven by immediate survival needs rather than intentional creation. Their reliance on scraps or incidental fish suggests a lack of control over the source of nourishment, contrasting with the proactive transformation in Sagittarius 16.

Themes of Independence vs. Dependence:Sagittarius 16: Both symbols celebrate independence and self-initiated creativity. The wand’s sprouting leaves symbolize spontaneous, self-sustaining growth, and the shearing of sheep reflects self-reliance in creating useful goods from available resources.
Sea Gulls Symbol: This symbol warns of dependence and codependence, highlighting the risk of relying on others (the ship) for sustenance. It cautions against settling for “scraps” and losing independence, which starkly contrasts with the self-empowered creativity of Sagittarius 16.

Outcome and Value:Sagittarius 16: The outcomes are positive and generative. The golden leaves suggest abundance and spiritual richness, while the wool represents practical, lasting value. Both imply a higher purpose or meaningful creation.
Sea Gulls Symbol: The outcome is less certain and potentially diminishing. The sea gulls may settle for meager scraps, and the symbol warns of devaluing oneself by chasing fleeting, low-worth opportunities. This contrasts with the enduring, transformative value in Sagittarius 16.

Tone and Caution:

Sagittarius 16: The tone is optimistic, focusing on potential, renewal, and creativity. There’s no explicit caution, only an encouragement to embrace transformation and resourcefulness.

Sea Gulls Symbol: The tone is cautionary, urging awareness of dependency, exploitation, or settling for less. It emphasizes the need to seek true nourishment elsewhere and avoid opportunistic traps, which is absent in the Sagittarius 16 symbols.

Summary:

Similarities: All three symbols involve resourcefulness, transformation, and engagement with the environment to meet needs or create something new.
Differences: Sagittarius 16 focuses on intentional, creative transformation with an optimistic tone, emphasizing independence and lasting value. The Sea Gulls symbol, however, centers on opportunistic survival, warns of dependency, and highlights the risk of settling for less, with a more cautionary tone.


Degree of Wildness:

The Sea Gulls symbol most strongly conveys wildness and untamed nature due to the gulls’ free, instinct-driven behavior in a natural, UNCONROLLED and UNPREDICTABLE environment (the sea). The Omega Symbol has a partial sense of wildness in the spontaneous sprouting, but it’s framed within a magical, human-directed context. The Chandra Symbol, with its focus on domesticated sheep and human intervention, has the least wildness, emphasizing control over nature.
Human Influence: The Sagittarius 16 symbols both involve human agency (a magician’s wand, a man shearing sheep), which tames or directs natural forces. The Sea Gulls symbol, while influenced by the human presence of the ship, primarily showcases the gulls’ wild, independent nature, with less direct human control.
Context of Nature: The Sea Gulls symbol is set in a wild, natural environment (the sea), amplifying its untamed quality. The Omega Symbol blends natural growth with magical artifice, and the Chandra Symbol operates in a domesticated, agrarian context, reducing the sense of untamed nature.

Sedna in Gemini with Alan Clay
At the end of April, Sedna entered Gemini for the last time. She’ll remain in this sign of personal consciousness for the next 42 years. This is a very fast sojourn for Sedna, who spends thousands of years in the signs of Libra and Scorpio. The sign changes are significant for the outer planets because we see their energy manifest in a new way, and so we can get a clearer view of their astrological meaning.

Sedna represents what our soul really wants to do in this life, and she has been promoting a deep re-evaluation of our lives during her Taurus sojourn over the past 56 years. With her dive from the material of Taurus into the intellect of Gemini, our soul focus will shift from money and sexuality, to ideas and communication. Sedna in Gemini is throwing us into transcendent crises of communication and ideas, where we have to let go of our old frame of reference and transcend to a new understanding of ourselves and the world we live in.

Mercury is also closely conjunct Sedna on the cusp of Gemini, so we may be talking or thinking about our heritage, or about what we really want to do on a soul level. However, we have to be consciously honouring our spiritual destiny to connect with that soul level, and if we're not, we might experience a crisis in our communication, which is Sedna's way of bringing us back to the spiritual path.

Taurus 27
Sabian Symbol: A hopelessly withered old Indian squaw, with a clear light persisting in beady eyes, is selling trinkets.

Kozminsky Symbol: An inventor having risen from his bench gazes admiringly at a remarkable engine which he has just completed.


Sometimes it is necessary to do things that
seem below your true station in life in order to survive, but true
survival begins in your heart and your belief in yourself. Positive
affirmations are useful at this time – have faith in yourself and
the products of your culture. Don’t wait for passers-by to stop
and pay attention to you or what you have to offer. Regardless of
their actual monetary value, these ‘Beads and Trinkets’, whatever
they may be, can be beautiful, worthwhile and useful souvenirs
to both yourself and others.

Keywords: Older, wiser elements of society making offerings to
the younger, less integrated. Small, but worthy products. Adapting
to changing conditions, particularly monetary or financial.
Working hard for small returns and rewards. Battling against
the odds. Selling the products of one’s culture. Artifacts. Jewelry.
Handicrafts. Retailing. Supplying the populace with beautiful
things. Markets and stalls. Patience. Bartering and bargaining.

The Caution:
Loss and Diminishing of One's Own Culture and Traditions = Southport Riots (MC-MA-UR of Sun into Leo)

Menial jobs. Pride of Oneself or Culture/Nation or Lack of PrideDevaluing things or overvaluing junk. Feeling that you have nothing to offer. Waiting for others to validate your worth. Bickering over money. Feeling 'cursed' with one's lot in life. Lack of the respect for the arts.

Looking down on those that seem less fortunate. Being stuck in the marketplace. Sweat shops

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Taurus 27: A squaw selling beads
Grin and bear it...


Taurus 27 points to a time that follows an excitement about something beautiful. Imagine having a dream about opening a store that sells beautiful things... hand made jewelry, a certain fashion style... something you can really get inspired about. Then comes the realization of the nitty gritty of business often so removed from the creative vision of one's dreams.

There may be rules, by-laws, fixtures, social practicalities, all of which tend to grind the creative flow to all but a halt.

'Grinding' is a theme in Taurus 27, as in the grinding of one's teeth. Jaw tension is of particular importance as a signal for when things are not going smoothly in one's life.

In this degree there is an awareness of the separation of the vision and the reality. The task is to pull the two together.

Kamala Harris - SR Jupiter (11H)