Below is a DC Horoscope of the July 5, 2020 Lunar Eclipse @13Cap37 across the 4/10 Security and Career axis. Perfecting at 12:44:17 am edt, America’s natal Sun (13Can19) is ‘eclipsed’ even more closely than it was during the 3 North July 2, 2019 Solar Eclipse @10Can37 and you know the turmoil, changes, and disruptive events that ensued for US leadership in the summer of 2019 and beyond. (Exs:
Tag: July 2 2019 Eclipse
July 2019 and America’s First Independence Day 1777
Are you in a celebratory mood this year in spite of Trump towering over Washington DC and interfering with our July 4th traditions? First, you may wish to check out 14 Fantastic Facts about the Fourth of July by David Roos just to capture the flavor of the day which promises to sport the Baby Trump balloon floating over the city!And as most Americans know, the Declaration of Independence, dated
July 2019 and America’s First Independence Day 1777
Are you in a celebratory mood this year in spite of Trump towering over Washington DC and interfering with our July 4th traditions? First, you may wish to check out 14 Fantastic Facts about the Fourth of July by David Roos just to capture the flavor of the day which promises to sport the Baby Trump balloon floating over the city!And as most Americans know, the Declaration of Independence, dated
The Initial Eclipse of July 2, 2019: 3 North
The July 2, 2019 3 North ‘Wild Card’ Eclipse Series Began in October 991
Here you see DC Horoscopes of both the July 2, 2019 occurrence of a 3 North solar eclipse @10Can37 and 3 North’s initial eclipse which manifested on October 10, 991 @22Lib06. When seeking more information, solar eclipses may be viewed through the lens of their initial eclipse sign–here, it’s Cancer as seen through a Libran
The Initial Eclipse of July 2, 2019: 3 North
The July 2, 2019 3 North ‘Wild Card’ Eclipse Series Began in October 991
Here you see DC Horoscopes of both the July 2, 2019 occurrence of a 3 North solar eclipse @10Can37 and 3 North’s initial eclipse which manifested on October 10, 991 @22Lib06. When seeking more information, solar eclipses may be viewed through the lens of their initial eclipse sign–here, it’s Cancer as seen through a Libran