I can’t help but notice the feeling in the air, worldwide; much like the historic day when the Berlin Wall fell. Remember? On November 9, 1989, Saturn and Neptune were exactly conjunct, at 10° Capricorn, with Uranus close behind, at 2° Capricorn. That day did prove to be one that signaled a total geopolitical alignment, ending the Cold War, and, unfortunately, paving the way for the United States to become the single global hyperpower, having “beat” the Soviet Union, which then dissolved only two years later, on December 9, 1991.
Here’s it’s worth noting the parallel: once again, we have a great focus on structural, statist Capricorn, which since January 2020, with the Saturn/Pluto conjunction, has been forcing humanity to push through the (Saturn) wall of F.E.A.R. our Plutonian overlords have indoctrinated us with, into the pure primal energy of Pluto that runs the universe. That energy is LOVE. Love steers the stars. And we are feeling the love. No doubt about it.
In fact, this entire experience, begun in 2019 when the globalists gathered for a Covid rehearsal, features the next 30-year Saturn cycle, after the one that ignited in November 1989. And this time, we are focusing not just on Capricorn, but on the next sign — freedom-loving, all humans are equal, and can cooperate —Aquarius! Perhaps this time, we will see the revolution through.
The New Moon at 12:45 AM EST early tomorrow morning in Aquarius shows an extreme concentration of planets in those two signs, Capricorn and Aquarius: fully seven out of ten planets within 40° of one another.
From Mars at 5° Capricorn, with Venus, Mercury and Pluto to Saturn at 15° Aquarius, just past the Sun/Moon conjunction (New Moon) at 12°19 Aquarius. Sun/Moon conjunct Saturn. This New Moon moment feels unusually decisive.
The Moon will conjunct Saturn early tomorrow morning, and the Sun will conjunct Saturn three days from now. Perhaps something definitive will occur late this week?
As for the New Moon itself, notice that all the planets are below the earth, and many of them very near the root point of the chart. Whatever’s going on, it’s working as this new Moon begins, deep under the surface.
Notice: Uranus is near the Descendant, and both trines Mars and sextiles Neptune in Pisces. This feeling of communion, union — will this spell, this positive mass formation into love, hold us together, as we move through energetic Uranus/Mars surprises?
I remember thinking, back on November 9, 1989, that the Fall of the Berlin Wall would mean that the world would unify into one, after four tense decades of division into East and West.
I was a fool.
I was a fool in thinking that would be the outcome, a unified, peaceful world. On the other hand, the feeling in the air, that moment of total astonishment as hands from both sides of the Berlin Wall tore it down, brick by brick, was REAL. Palpable. Nothing would ever be the same. We had been released from the chronic tension of the two nuclear superpowers and their totally insane doctrine called MAD (Mutually Assured Destruction).
It’s interesting that this same MAD doctrine is wafting in the air now, as we reach what does seem to be another epochal change moment. For the two superpowers are still that; both still have nuclear missiles, and there seems to be some shadowplay with MAD now, via the Ukraine “standoff.”
However, for some reason, we just can’t get as worked up as we used to get by this apparent nuclear standoff. Somehow we suspect it’s “optics” — designed to distract — as is so much of “the news” optics, especially during this fake Buy-den residency. And just perhaps, even those who still want to blame Russia for everything (including at least one newscaster for the Trucker Convoy), most of us do know that if there is one sane, balanced individual in this global shadowplay, featuring the former hegemonic and now reduced to blithering idiocy United States, it’s Russia’s Vladimir Putin. We can trust that he is not out to destroy the world.
So, back to Truckistan. I read a substack article by someone this morning (damn, can’t remember who!) that articulates the ambivalence many of us are feeling, despite the seeming glorious victory of tens of thousands of truckers and their supporters, flag-waving, horns blaring, in -30° cold, converging on Canada’s Parliament Hill. Will this massive showdown work? Will our greatest longings, for freedom from Covid (and other) tyranny, be realized? Or will this event turn sour, hijacked by a false flag, or reduced to destructive violence by fake (CIA? antifa?) “insurrectionists,” echoing January 6 2021, planted in the truckers midst. In other worlds, will our heartfelt longing, our fondest hopes for release collapse into hopium?
For me the ambivalence is there in part because I DO remember our thrill when the Berlin Wall fell (after 30 years, one Saturn cycle, and “wall” is one word for Saturn!), and I DO remember the sinking feeling that followed as the U.S. Military-Industrial Complex aimed to dominate the entire world. So, though that event was a world-changer, the change, ultimately, was not to our liking; instead, it ramped up the U.S. hegemonic attitude.
Yet there are times when a single event does start a complete unraveling of the “status quo.” And it may be that this is one of them. This extraordinary “small, fringe” movement, ignited in Canada, is now sparking truck convoys in European nations (to converge on Brussels), in the U.S. (to converge on D.C. ), and in Australia (to converge on Melbourne).
So IS this one of them, an epochal moment, the single event that forces a complete unraveling of the status quo, igniting the peoples of the world to finally bring down the globalist deep state?
If the globalist puppet Justin Trudeau resigns, we will have our answer. If his head rolls, so will others.
How long can the trucks hold out? According to @ElectionWiz on twitter:
“Convoy organizers say they now have though funds to keep trucks parked in front of Parliament Hill for 2 to 4 years.”
Wow, and Trudeau (Clif High calls him Turdeau)’s ex-wife Sophie handed $25K to the truck donation pot.
And, how about this?
But why now, in Canada? Why not Australia last year? This may be the answer.
