Why did my prediction turn out to be right and the others not? Must be lucky, or... years ago I was fortunate enough to come across the research of John Nelson. In 1947, Nelson, working for RCA, set up shop on a Manhattan skyscraper to study the effects of solar activity upon short wave radio propagation. What Nelson discovered made him an unsuspecting patron saint for the scientific validation of astrology school of thought.
Nelson noted that the planets, any planet, in angular relationship to the nodes or perihelia or aphelia of any other planet, increase the potential for solar activity, which in turn alters the energy received by Earth from the Sun, stirs the atmosphere about and can nowadays whack satellites supporting television and mobile phones as well as the power grid. Most sensitive and potent, were the patterns to the perihelion of Mars.
Over the years I have noted, whenever heliocentric planets, make direct contact to the closest point of approach of Mars to the Sun, we experience solar volatility and extreme weather circumstances world wide. It has been true with the last three Jupiter transits to the perihelion of Mars and when Uranus in Pisces transited that point, another strong, anomalistic weather cycle resulted. It has also proved true for many other transits to the perihelion of Mars; enough so that something resembling a database results.
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The Galactic Times
Saturn's Call - 12 July 2009
It's hot. I'm cranky. And Saturn is in Virgo.
The only thing I can figure out about how people conduct speculation
these days is that it's Saturn's grind ignored and defied. Constantly
I am perplexed by the "stuff," (assume euphemism here) posted and
published on www and then rabidly promulgated by incessant e-mail
forwarding. I'm weary of the astrology forums where people
sufficiently unmotivated (assume euphemism here) casually post
questions answerable with an online search and conducting no research
on their own. Certainly there's an "ap"(or is it "app?" Saturn demands
accuracy and precision. Ap is shorter and more efficient) for
enlightenment on the iPhone. Then, once someone posts a conclusion to
a query, whether factual in nature or not, it spreads like a wildfire.
Speculations, based upon guesses, assumptions or the outcome one would
love to see, skew reality around wayward turns like a train out of
control, racing down precarious mountain track. For instance, consider
the astrological "predictions" that John McCain would now be President
of the United States - hey prognosticators, no fair using the Saturn-
Uranus opposition as a wild card out. Since you already knew of this
effect, it should have been factored in your call. In honor of Saturn
in Virgo, let's reset a few predictions floating about such that
collective consciousness succumbs to no false speculations.
Let's start with the Mars hoax. August awaits one calendar page away.
While it was true in 2003 that Mars was closer to the Earth than it
would have been in an exceptionally long time, it is not true this
year. It was never true that Mars will appear to be the size of the
Moon.
It is true that the coroner kept Michael Jackson's brain (ew!!) for
additional analysis. While there is a guy with a rabid and out of
control blog on contending that Michael is alive, well and preparing
for the comeback tour of all comeback tours, it's not a Virgo fact.
Take this guy out behind the shed and whack some sense into his noggin
with a stack of vinyl Elvis records.
The Galactic Alignment, that of the intersection of the ascending node
of the Galactic Plane to the ecliptic, took place in 1999, not 2012.
(As of January 1, 2000, the node of the Galactic Plane stood at 270°
01')
The natural cycle of solar activity should naturally peak in 2011, but
there is an apparent delay in the start of the cycle. A few years ago
it was predicted the next solar cycle would be a whopper. Now,
speculators hedge their bets, intimating that the cycle might be one
of the lowest, based upon the lingering retardant effect of the
current solar minimum. You know what, it's too early to know. While
there is a system to predict solar activity, they are not using it
(more on that below).
Along a similar theme the crop circles recently popping up that
predicted intense solar activity during the penumbral lunar eclipse,
were wrong. There was no such activity. In fact, the large sunspot,
1024, that attracted so much speculative attention, waned at that
time. Those crop circle decoder rings either need recalibration or
maybe a return to the cereal (as in grain, Ceres, crop circles)
company issuing them. The most interesting e-mail I received regarding
the crop circle prediction frenzy was the one that speculated the crop
circles were the work of wallabies who had found their way into poppy
fields, and once stoned, did quite the artistic dance in the bush.
And stop with the Planet X thing already. The astronomy of this is
seriously flawed and there is no geophysical evidence nor solar system
indication of the 3,600 year period of Niburu. Given the repetition
allegedly involved and the catastrophic effects assumed part of this
cycle, there has to be some sort of evidence somewhere; there's not.
Even if we knew of a Planet X, which we do not, who you gonna call?
Ghostbusters likely offer no help on that one. What if we find out
that a potentially hazardous object might impact us? This latter
effect, given the known 1,065 PHO's out there is more likely. Isn't it
about how one live's one's life? You know, living life without fear
and a sense of doom. As Eris likes to point out in her discordant way,
"A life that is not worth living, is not much of a life." She insists
upon courage, commitment to quality and as the beer commercial that
removes beer from unappreciative drinking establishments promises,
it's about celebratin', not separatin'. Create a life worth living and
celebrate life... Earth... creation. We're all on the planet and
dealing with whatever the Earth deals with... like weather pattern
shifts for instance. No matter what the weather, make the best life
possible.
Speaking of weather, here's an accurate prediction for you. For years,
I've been suggesting that this next winter, as Jupiter crosses the
perihelion degree of Mars (6 Pi 14, heliocentric degree) next January
(the 20th to be exact) that El Niño would return and the drought
stricken southwestern United States would receive much needed relief.
It has just been confirmed by the scientists observing oceanic
temperatures that El Niño is back and they suggest storms in the
Atlantic likely will be suppressed and the rain flow next winter
should once again irrigate the desert southwest (and, of course all
regions of the world's weather receive impact from this pattern).
Why did my prediction turn out to be right and the others not? Must be
lucky, or... years ago I was fortunate enough to come across the
research of John Nelson. In 1947, Nelson, working for RCA, set up shop
on a Manhattan skyscraper to study the effects of solar activity upon
short wave radio propagation. What Nelson discovered made him an
unsuspecting patron saint for the scientific validation of astrology
school of thought. Nelson noted that the planets, any planet, in
angular relationship to the nodes or perihelia or aphelia of any other
planet, increase the potential for solar activity, which in turn
alters the energy received by Earth from the Sun, stirs the atmosphere
about and can nowadays whack satellites supporting television and
mobile phones as well as the power grid. Most sensitive and potent,
were the patterns to the perihelion of Mars. Over the years I have
noted, whenever heliocentric planets, make direct contact to the
closest point of approach of Mars to the Sun, we experience solar
volatility and extreme weather circumstances world wide. It has been
true with the last three Jupiter transits to the perihelion of Mars
and when Uranus in Pisces transited that point, another strong,
anomalistic weather cycle resulted. It has also proved true for many
other transits to the perihelion of Mars; enough so that something
resembling a database results.
The point of all this is Saturn in Virgo. While there is a six out of
ten direct contact incidence of Haumea, the ice-covered dwarf planet,
to the angles of horoscopes of aircraft accidents involving icing,
this does not constitute a statistical study. It is a trend indicator
that requires more research based upon most unfortunate events. During
the last two Saturn in Virgo intervals preceding this current passage
of Saturn in the virgin's turf, the incidence of aviation accidents
increased. This year we've had quite the flurry of accidents and
incidents, however, even when the current Saturn in Virgo era
concludes next year and the data is processed, there are only three
Saturn in Virgo intervals since recognized flight began; that's not
enough for claims of definitive studies and completely conclusive
results. Trends differ from absolute axioms.
Saturn is in Virgo. To keep our lives simple, an axiom of Saturn
scything through the wheat fields of Virgo, make no assumptions about
outcomes based upon incomplete or inconclusive data. Forecast no doom
based upon false facts, imagined mythological symbols or what have
you. Am I suggesting that one not use the inspirational power of raw
imagination? No. I'm suggesting that we all reach to extract the most
cosmic, far-reaching ideas ever and find a constructive real world,
tangible application here on Earth. Looking ahead, I am proposing that
Neptune in Pisces be the era in which false, rabid and fear-filled
speculations come to a necessary end. Similarly, because a situation
happened before during a cycle, pattern or trend, one must only assume
it is destined to happen again should a lack of extracted wisdom and
insight have resulted from the previous circumstances.
If this whole 2012 has any level of validity regarding the shift of
consciousness, this era of Saturn and the dwarf PLANET, Makemake in
Virgo, insists that people apply a healthy level of critical thinking
to life. Critical does not mean judgmental, condemning, chastising,
criticizing as in put down; it does imply an inspired application of
logical thinking beautifully melded with inspiration, progressive and
forward leaning thinking. Let us recall this message as Saturn direct,
now inches closer to another opposition with Uranus, now retrograde.
Assume that tangents without trajectory may not offer up well plotted
courses that align with dharma's lodestone.
Should you want to invoke a strategy for success with Saturn in Virgo
and under the auspices of the planetary regulators above, I can think
of no better time to do so than before Saturn and Makemake align in
September. Sure, I'll write more about that soon, but it's not like
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