This coming Astrological Month is traditionally described as
Bicorporal or double bodied and is seen as the Image of the Twins-Gemini, The
Place of Hermes-Mercury.
The Sun enters Gemini
@ 15:15:31 UT Greenwich UK, on May 20th, 2012 and in the ensuing hours
the will be a New Moon @ 23:47, UT, Greenwich.
This will be a Special New Moon, as this Lunation is an
Annular Solar Eclipse @ 00:20 degrees of Gemini, and as such is known as Saros
128, or Astrological numbered as Saros 14 South. This series commenced on
August 29th, 984-os.
This Lunation is co-joined to the Dragons Tail or South Node
and will reunite in some way with the past. As eclipses go this can be described
as a fortunate or beneficial Time and may bring some form of success to mercantile
activities commissioned from the Past. There is a definite sense of forceful self-motivated
energy associated with this particular eclipse.
However this so described favourable energy will need to be kept
in check! As the Full Moon on June 4th, 2012, @ 11:11hrs UT,
Greenwich UK, will be a test or contest – contestation. The Lunation falls @ 14
degrees of the Archer- Sagittarius. This Full Moon has a noticeable challenging
energy associated with it.
Expect to see some very interesting Events unfold on
the Political landscape in particular those in the US and Australia. The Australian
incumbent Government is in for one momentous Time as this Lunar Eclipse will fall
on the Stoney – Australian Federation 1901, natal chart Vertex/Uranus –opposition
natal Pluto and Eclipse Mars will square Eclipse Venus and activate a T-square.
So expect the unexpected as far as the Australian political scene is concerned.
And finally the month is highlighted with the Transit of
Venus across the face of the Sun on June 5th, 2012, with the best viewing
from Hawaii. Aphrodite will ride her Chariot in the full Throne of Helios, will
her shield protect her? Yes as she does have a Chariot with a suitable armour,
16 degrees of the Twins is within the confines of Aphrodite. There will be a
winner!
Gregory Clare ©