Wednesday, 13 September 2023

Astrology: Fall Equinox September 23, 2023 Part 1: Review

Just prior to the Summer Solstice, we had:
June 11 Pluto Retrograde re-enters Capricorn
Favours more conservative, strict, rigid tendencies 
 
Brings a period of focused, balanced productivity
 
The Summer chart prognostic was:

Overall, the chart tends to indicate a favourable, productive Summer, with good potential for imagination and creativity, balanced with practicality. The passions and enthusiasms could tend to get out of hand and a Pluto opposite Moon would tend to make things uncomfortable by being too restrictive and bringing up deeply-repressed emotional issues.

Some spectacular water disasters, a Greek migrant boat sinking with 700 casualties on June 14, and a Sub-Marine exploring the Titanic wreckage had an accident causing five fatalities, June 18. These could be related to Saturn In Pisces, also Pluto on cusp of Aquarius & Capricorn, I would relate it also to Mars square Uranus, June 26, & fading Mars opposite Pluto-themes: meltdowns, watery depths, unusual, tragic
 
Another Saturn in Pisces related-theme of water regulation awareness occurred on July 11 when a growing list of countries have also called for a halt to deep-sea mining, at a key moment for the fledgling industry as the International Seabed Authority (ISA) meets to determine rules for mining
 
Around June 24, reports began to emerge of major militia conflicts in Sudan, which broke out in April.

A third very volatile month-long Mars aspect in a row occurred with was Mars opposite Saturn, July 20. Circumstances or people tend to thwart our will, feelings of resentment or frustration; difficult to assert ourselves; action & expressing our urges blocked; difficult to complete tasks. There was also Sun opposite Pluto, July 21, bringing issues of power and competition.

Various incidents around that time included: A mass shooting in Australia, a third indictment for Donald Trump, a big Tornado in South Carolina, a UPS and Hollywood writer’s strike occurred, as well as major Russian attacks in Ukraine and a big heat wave in the US.

https://www.cnn.com/2023/07/21/us/5-things-to-know-for-july-21-ukraine-extreme-heat-strikes-ai-e-cigarettes/index.html

On July 17,  Russia suspended its participation in a crucial deal that allowed the export of Ukrainian grain, once again raising fears over global food supplies and scuppering a rare diplomatic breakthrough to emerge from Moscow’s war in Ukraine.
Record Forest Fire outbreaks in Canada were announced, July 24
 
There was a military coup in Niger on July 25.
 
On August 4, Ethiopia declared a state of emergency due to militia conflicts.
 
We lost several important musicians:
 

Singer and social rights activist Tony Bennett passed away on July 21.
 
Singer and social rights activist Sinéad O’Connor passed away on July 27.
 
Singer/songwriter and social activist Sixto Rodriguez passed away on August 9.
 
Robbie Robertson, the string-bending guitarist and principal songwriter of The Band, and indigenous rights supporter passed away on August 9.

There were a lot of interesting cultural events over the Summer that had Theosophical connections.

OZ: A New Musical freeFall Theatre Company Florida Musical about L. Frank Baum with Matilda Joslyn Gage good run  
 
Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny was released.
 
Hayao Miyazaki's fantasy epic The Boy and the Heron.
 
Barbie film has Gnostic Wizard of Oz elements
 
Oppenheimer film, he was into the Bhagavad Gita.

Several major esoteric theosophical painting exhibitions:

Embracing the Esoteric-
Inside Mystical Realm of Occult Art June 19,2023 Eli Anapur Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza, Madrid Rubens Chagall Miró Munch Dalí Kandinsky Ernst
In London, another exhibition that brings together two artists in dialogue opened at the Tate Modern. Hilma af Klint & Piet Mondrian: Forms of Life
 
“Another World: Transcendental Painting Group, 1938–1945” opened for the final stop of its multi-museum tour at the Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art, where it will remain through June. 

The current Charmion von Wiegand show at the Kunstmuseum Basel is her first solo institutional show

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