Light
& Dark
There are those
people who cannot wait for the wintersolstice to occur, and I am one of
them. Where I live it starts to get dark at half past three in the
afternoon already, yikes, in this time our days are the shortest in
length. During the wintersolstice the Sun stops moving South all
the time and further and further away from us here on the Northern
Hemisphere, standing still as it were for three days to then turn around
and finally come our way again. This point of return is called 0 degrees
of Capricorn currently near the transit-Pluto. After the wintersolstice
our days will slowly but surely gain in light again, thus Christmas,
celebrated approx. 3 days after the wintersolstice originally is the
celebration of the Return of the Light. Some shocking video's in this
respect can be found on
http://www.astrologie.ws/journaal.htm : go to the left where it says
Religions are Astrology and the one above it.
The Wintersolstice
is the same as the Sun entering the sign of Capricorn, and this year
this will be on December 21 at 12.05 pm GMT.
I wish all readers
of this column a wonderful Christmas, with much inner light, it is
likely to be a very calm and quiet Christmas at the end of a lunar cycle
(the New Moon thereafter occurring December 27th).
Gary Kasparov also
has 0 degrees of Capricorn rising, currently with Pluto transit on it,
coming from his 9th house: he suddenly is in the news for politics
rather than for playing chess. Gary Kasparov: April 13,1963,
08.45 pm GMT, Azerbedjan, 40N23, 49E51, Asc 0.42 Capricorn.
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Joyce Hoen DF Astrol S, 2008, e-mail chta @
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