While in no way justifying Vladimir Putin’s war in Ukraine – he is to be vilified and will surely take his place in the hall of infamy along with Hitler and Stalin – the Russian president has frequently cited NATO’s creeping expansion as the reason for invading Ukraine. Last but not least, Ghislaine Maxwell was sentenced to twenty years for “enticing and grooming” girls under the age of eighteen to be “abused in multiple ways”.īefore I delve a little deeper in Ghislaine Maxwell’s chart, of all the above developments this past week, NATO’s decision to send 300,000 more troops to countries bordering Russia could have the most concerning and unforeseen consequences. (I don’t think the Duchess is too upset about the burial of the report: with Jupiter hovering over her Midheaven, she’s in a really good place at the moment.) The findings of an investigation into allegations that Meghan Markle had “humiliated and bullied” staff are to “remain private”. All strictly within the bounds of the law, of course. Xi Jinping took the opportunity to reassure Hong Kongers that the “one country, two systems” model would be maintained…īack in Blighty, it was revealed Prince Charles had accepted several carrier bags containing millions of euros in cash during meetings with the former prime minister of Qatar.
On the twenty-fifth anniversary of the handover of Hong Kong to China, a new Chief Executive – former police officer John Lee – was sworn in. (Not since the Cold War has such an action been taken – a decision no doubt fuelled by Pluto’s conjunction to NATO’s natal Jupiter.) NATO leaders agreed to increase sevenfold the response force in the eastern part of the alliance. Setting aside yet more damning evidence in the Select Committee’s hearing on the January 6th insurrection, Sweden’s and Finland’s applications to join NATO are to be fast-tracked through after Turkey’s President Erdogan withdrew his objection. Whatever decisions were made, whatever actions taken, will have far-reaching repercussions – most of them, thanks to Neptune, unforeseen. Not surprising, given that Neptune is stationary-retrograde, Mercury squaring Neptune, Mars squaring Pluto and a new moon squaring Jupiter.
The past week has proved to be yet another ground-breaking, eyebrow-raising one.
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I look at the first of these powerful oppositions (to Pluto) in my new video on the Full Moon in Capricorn, I think you’ll find it fascinating. Neptune, Jupiter and Uranus – and in that order – so we will start to see the outcomes of situations that had their beginnings earlier in the year. In everyday terms, as the Sun, the Moon and the personal planets move out of their cluster, at some point – and we’re almost at that point – they will start to oppose Pluto, Saturn. They tend to believe they have a mission in life, and finding that mission can be a lifetime’s journey. People born with a Bowl shaping scoop up experience with a view to sharing it with others. What we have now are the beginnings of a Bowl shaping with the planets occupying one half of the horoscope. Astrologers can see such groupings in a horoscope, yet looking at a configuration for real reminds us that the planets are not merely hieroglyphs in a circle and the Moon is not a paper moon: they have a reality and we, living on planet Earth, are a member of the solar system and share that reality.įor months, the planets have been in a relatively tight bunch, but they’re beginning to spread out a little as Mars, Venus and Mercury enter new signs.
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