Out at last!

I thought my eclipse book would be more of a booklet, perhaps around 50 pages. As it turned out, the more I looked at charts the more I realized I would be remiss to leave out how we got to where we are today. It wasn't merely about the eclipse paths that slash the United States to pieces, but needed to include how we got to this state. Long story short, the book turned out to be over 300 pages long! It's now available on Amazon as a hardback, paperback, and Kindle version and through Ingram as a collector quality hardback for bookstores and libraries.

Even at that expanded length, there were celestial events I didn't have time to delineate if I was going to get the book published before the April 8, 2024 eclipse. Those particular events, such as the Aries Ingress on March 19, 2024 and Mercury stationing retrograde on April 1, 2024 I'll include here as a blog.

Delineating each solar eclipse chart plus comparing it to the U.S. Sibly Chart was time-consuming since I looked at the planets as well as minor planets including Eris, Chiron, and the Trans-Neptunians, i.e. Admetos, Apollon, Zeus, Hades, Vulcanus, Cupido, Kronos, and Poseidon. That's a lot of delineating, but those other entities provide a treasure trove of additional, targeted information. Occasionally my personal favorite, Phaethon, the "crash and burn" asteroid, made an appearance as well.

I was astounded by the sequence of cosmic events that occurred between the October 14, 2023 annular eclipse and the weeks immediately following the April 8, 2024 eclipse. These included:

February 14, 2024 Mars-Pluto Conjunction

February 28, 2024 Double Cazimi with Mercury, Saturn, and of course, the Sun

March 25, 2024 Lunar Eclipse coincident with the U.S. Sibly Chart Progressed New Moon (a very unlikely occurrence.)

April 8, 2024 Solar Eclipse

April 10, 2024 Mars-Saturn Exact Conjunction

April 20, 2024 U.S. Sibly Chiron Return

The return of Comet 12P/Pons-Brooks, visible during totality of the April 8 eclipse.

That comet was discovered in July 1812. Of course it was out there for awhile before someone actually saw it. Other events of that year included the War of 1812 in June and the New Madrid earthquake in February that caused the Mississippi River to run backwards. A total solar eclipse occurred five days later on February 12, 1812. It's last pass in 1953 brought numerous worldwide disasters. Comets, like eclipses, have sordid reputations.

Researcher Val Brinkerhoff has said, "Comets entering our solar system are often a cause for concern as well. They are frequently tied to judgment in John's Book of Revelation where they are part of the seven plagues of the last days....The periodic alignment of nearby solar systems appears to generate significant energy transfer leading to natural disasters, some of great magnitude. We know this because of their annual, patterned calendar occurrences.... One alignment occurs consistently in early April. Its effects upon the earth appear to be increasing in severity."

Coincidence that this comet's return is with a solar eclipse that has a path of visibility across the U.S.?

Here's what renowned astrologer, Richard Tarnas recently had to say during a podcast about coincidences: "Take what you have learned from coincidence. It's the Universe telling us something, an invitation to understanding a deeper meaning."

Most of us who believe in astrology know there is no such thing as a "coincidence."

Another tidbit about New Madrid. That is where the eclipse paths from August 2017 and April 2024 form an ominous "X."

That's a few too many "coincidences" for me to be comfortable.

Another "X", one formed by the October 2023 annular eclipse and April 2024 total eclipse is in Texas along its southern border. As it turns out (another coincidence?) Eagle Pass, where much of the illegal immigration crisis is occurring, is right there in the crosshairs.

Will these events be "nothing-burgers?" Or deliver some historic events?

As always, time will tell. I'll be including updates as these various cosmic blasts occur as I watch the news (hopefully of a more reliable variety than mainstream media.)

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