Hi Folks,

Though I'd have a go at interpreting the Lunar Eclipse.

As it will activate millions, if NOT billions, of people's charts then I think a general interpretation is OK.


In London the Eclipse is max at 9pm BST.

Venus is in Taurus, the North Node in Scorpio, which is conjunct with Saturn.

Sun and Mars are in conjunction in Taurus which gives applying oppositions.


It's a tricky one as Saturn usually is associated with South Node.

Saturn in Scorpio has proved to be about raw power but also about exposure of dirty scandles.

In London Scorpio is rising around 8pm BST.


So will a general theme be fear, exposure, anger ?


I see Saturn's opposition to Sun, Mars and Venus as VERY NEGATIVE and the fact it's throtteling the North Node also as anti karmic.

H

PS Just thinking thru the rulership of the Eclipse.

NOT my strongest suites as I don't know the implications.

Anyway the Eclipse is in Scorpio and Saturn's in Scorpio so I'd say Saturn is the Lord.

Saturn's retro.

Further Mars is applying to Saturn in opposition.

Mars is in Taurus across the Fixed Cross so I'd say it has a role to play. But it is in detriment.

As Graham Taylor would say

"How I don't like that"

Two potential rulers in opposition to each other and Mars excluded from his Lordship by Saturn.

H

Hi,

I'm surprised more people aren't picking up on this one.

A Full Moon in Scorpio is certainly one to be enjoyed for those with Horror Film tendancies and add in the once in 10 years Lunar Eclipse and that should add a certain unknown element to things.

What I don't like and can't read too well is Saturn's influence.

Saturn strangly enough is reasonably well placed in Scorpio though it becomes a bit black and white.

I think it's the Moon that's going to suffer so those ruled by the Moon probably won't have a great few days.

The danger is the paraniod. Scorpio loves power.

Could this be the time that North Korea looses it ?

Heard today Sunday that they've moved some more Rockets to the coast.


Though Saturn will be challanged by the Sun and Mars.

Andrew Bevan has the Moon transiting across Korea.

Ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooohhhhhhhhhh.

H