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We've
seen torrential rains since Uranus entered Pisces in
2003 (like in "electrical rains") but also
the absolute hit of imagery (digital photo's) and
films (all Pisces) on the internet (Uranus).
By the same token, the likely hit of Uranus in Aries
(starting 2010) will be the electrical car, or cars
(Aries) with electrical (Uranus) motors (Aries) this
time, born out of necessity..... why?
Let's
have a look at what happened economically this year
so far:

Quite
frankly, as an astrologer, the situation has
perplexed me already since the first crash on the
markets in december '07. For, it was, and is,
clear as glass, that something drastic would happen
and will happen when Pluto enters Capricorn.
The previous time Pluto was in Capricorn (over 246
years ago), there was a financial crisis of debts:
people started to reclaim their money and the
debt-economy collapsed. Add to that the fact that
the USA was "born" with Pluto in Capricorn
in the 2nd house (signifying economic power) and
will see a return of Pluto to its natal position (but
not until 2022), together with the knowledge that in
fact the country is broke, one would expect a
similar scenario with the upcoming Pluto in
Capricorn timeframe. However, something really weird
happened. Pluto wasn't even in Capricorn when the
first crisis broke out end of last year, and
similarly, currently, Pluto isn't in Capricorn
either. In both instances Pluto was and is
transitting the final degrees of Sagittarius! And
strangely enough, when Pluto did in fact enter
Capricorn (at the end of January), some peace and
quiet on the markets returned.
The
current financial crisis co-incides with the passage
of Venus in Scorpio (which is always a yearly
downfall on the markets, yet usually not so
sensational as the current one). And in contrast to
what happened over 246 years ago, currently the
governments all over are trying to calm the market
down. It is even likely that they will succeed! (For
now). Jupiter is in Capricorn: the healing comes
from Jupiter, and Capricorn suggest the government
anyway. So I'm waiting to see whether the
markets calm down again when in fact Pluto will
enter Capricorn for definite at the end of November,
as it did from the end of January when it entered
Capricorn for the first time.
Did
we learn from the past and will Pluto in Capricorn
not be the expected crisis because we are already
having it currently? Or is this a foreshadowing of
things to come? For the planets are not exactly
going to be "friendly" to us from november
onwards up to and including 2010.
What
was very much true to Pluto in Capricorn was the
fact that when it did already get into that sign
earlier this year, the oilprices soared to extreme
heights, and not only oilprices but other raw
materials as well. And they calmed down again when
Pluto re-entered the sign of worldwide travel:
Sagittarius. However, when Pluto will get back into
Capricorn at the end of November, it is natural to
expect another rise in oilprices, in fact, shortage
of raw materials may very well be what's going to
happen. Plus the world will stop travelling so much
as it has done in the Pluto in Sagittarius
timeframe. It simply becomes too expensive. Is one
reason. But Capricorn is no longer the sign for
travel as Sagittarius was... It will be in the East
(Asia) that the economy gets stronger, and in the
west that it gets weaker. (For other astrological
reasons that I may discuss some other time). And
they need all the raw materials they can get.
It
won't be long before Uranus will enter Aries (2010).
Aries is motorcars, but also a new beginning. Uranus
is electricity. With the changes occurring as they
are, it is only logical that the future will bring
us the electrical motor, or the usage of other ways
of solar technology (already in the preparation
phases currently with Uranus still in Pisces, the
sign where things are not yet visible). So with all
the havoc going on, something good may come of it:
finally we will see from 2010 onwards the car
running electrically or even on water. There are
already a few around, but it will soar from then
onwards. The technology for that has been available
for ages. But there was no immediate urgency or
necessity to implement it. Necessity may bring it
about in the years ahead!
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