Notes on the astrology for “July 15th”

July 13, 2024

 

I, and many many others, have been noticing Clif High’s prediction for “July 15,” which, as I recall, he said somewhere that it would have 13x the impact of the 911 event.

https://clifhigh.substack.com/p/wtf-eh-715

Interesting that on July 15 volatile Mars will exactly conjunct eruptive Uranus in earthy Taurus. This conjunction is already forming, and in fact Mars usually triggers ahead of time, so these few days are crucial.

I set the above chart for Washington DC, and the moment in which I brought it up on my computer. It shows Jupiter in Gemini conjunct the Midheaven path: massive info I suspect, will be downloaded into the public consciousness.

Note that the upcoming exact Mars/Uranus conjunction at 26°19 Taurus occurs only two degrees from the Midheaven path of DJT at 24°21 Taurus.

Sabian symbol for DJT MC:

Sabian symbol for July 15th exact Mars/Uranus conjunction.

Ordinarily, I would suspect some kind of destructive eruption of planet earth from the Mars/Uranus conjunction in Taurus. However, there may be something hugely constructive at work. And it may have to do with Venus, ruler of Taurus, which governs our values, including money, etc. That fast-moving Venus, which just yesterday exactly opposed very slow moving Pluto at 1°36 Aquarius, may indicate some kind of global revaluation, or complete upending and transformation, of our values, what we hold dear. Cf. the BRICS, Bitcoin, gold-backed currencies, devaluation of the no-longer petro dollar, etc.

One caveat: Notice that the exact Mars/Uranus conjunction occurs on the very day that the transit Sun at 23°34 crosses over DJT’s Saturn, conjunct Venus. Some kind of illumination of his family dynamic?

 

First Public Meeting Yesterday Evening

July 12, 2024

Note: See posts for 7/10 and 7/11.

We held our first of three Public Meetings yesterday evening, at the Christian Science Church, situated on the south edge of the Green Acres neighborhood. The church members very much appreciate our effort to have GA certified as a “Conservation District.” About 22 people were present, as was the press.

I gave my talk on history, tradition and the little three-home permaculture template I have created here as a template for what GA could transform into. I had wrestled with what I was to say. Should I really include the permacultural vision of the whole neighborhood as, ultimately partnering with IU as a living laboratory through which all sorts of programs — in sociology, city planning, psychology, art and design, etc. — could be run? This vision that infected me over a dozen years ago and has driven me ever since? I decided yes. Here are my notes for the occasion. I was surprised how well it was received; lots of clapping afterwards.

My Public Meetings talk

Here’s our 2007 GA Neighborhood Plan. See pp 10-15 for the Foreward, which I wrote and from which I took much of last night’s public talk. I call the Plan our Constitution, and myself a “Constitutionalist.” There are an amazing array of projects in the Plan well worth pursuing.

Green Acres Neighborhood Plan (2007)

Next, neighbor Marines, who had done a huge amount of research , talked about GA as a “time capsule,” including her discovery that ours was the very first suburb in the country that arose in response to the GI Bill, post-World War II. WOW! Did not know that.

A former City Council member, Chris Sturbaum, whose own mother grew up in Green Acres, spoke about his vision for GA, why it’s historically and culturally important, deserving of certification as a Conservation District. He warned that our main obstacle to certification is the City Council, the application for which the Historical Commission must send for final approval. He warns that the council will likely deny our request, unless we meet with individual members on the City Council, and speak with them personally about why we feel this neighborhood is historically so important, and needs to remain as is.

Elisha (who’s purchasing the third house here, and very community oriented) and I are going to get right on that, starting with the two city council people she knows personally.