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March
13, 2006
POSSIBLE CIVIL WAR IN IRAQ?
Eclipse Connects U.S. and Iraqi Charts
As horrifying
and distressing as current news out of Iraq, an Eclipse on
March 29 indicates a culminating crisis. This is shown by
the connection of this Eclipse to the charts of the U.S and
to at least three key Iraqi charts: The Republic of Iraq,
Iraq Referendum and Iraqi Election.
Connecting
all these charts is a cluster of planets in specific degrees
of GEMINI and SAGITTARIUS (between 17-23 degrees). GEMINI
represents duality, communication and flexibility. SAGITTARIUS
represents philosophy, religion and international relations.
The Eclipse
chart (view chart)
has MARS at 21 GEMINI opposition PLUTO in SAGITTARIUS. MARS
in GEMINI indicates schism challenged by overwhelming force
(PLUTO) from foreign pressure and philosophical or religious
convictions.
Strikingly,
MARS in the U.S. chart is also at 21 GEMINI, making this Eclipse
critical to U.S. interests. In principle, MARS represents
war. Also, MARS in GEMINI describes aggressive speech and
a potentially schizophrenic attitude.
The three
Iraqi charts have these tense GEMINI-SAGITTARIUS aspects in
pertinent degrees:
The Republic
of Iraq (view chart): The MOON-VENUS
(in GEMINI) opposes SATURN in SAGITTARIUS. This describes
a tense relationship between the population and the rulers
of the country.
Iraq Referendum (view
chart): The MOON (in PISCES) squares PLUTO (in SAGITTARIUS).
This describes the internal struggle of the Iraqi people as
well as possible involvement of forces outside of Iraqi control.
Iraqi
Elections (view
chart): The SUN-PLUTO conjunction (in SAGITTARIUS) opposes
the MOON (in GEMINI). Here we see overwhelming force transforming
the people.
As complex
as this all sounds, it does suggest a major turning point
for both the U.S. and Iraq. Since ancient times, a Solar Eclipse
signified a period of upheaval and drastic change.
Each
chart mentioned above has positive as well as difficult aspects.
Additionally, of course, there are many other planetary patterns
in the sky. We can hope that in this time of extreme volatility
some kind of productive resolution could emerge.
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