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(Astrology Explored)<\/strong> Revelations about the U. S. government spying systematically on its own citizens, a NSA spy turned whistleblower and is now on the run, the Supreme Court taking a giant leap backward by striking down a provision in the Voter\u2019s Right Act, bureaucratic and legislative actions that restricts a woman\u2019s right to free choice<\/a>, a formerly popular television chef castigated publicly for alleged racist comments\u2014the news this week is all about <\/a>shtako<\/i><\/a> hitting the fan. And that\u2019s just the United States.<\/p>\n Our fears seem to be reflected in the proliferation of dystopian themed universes of many of our television programs. Far from the ideology of the happy, happy, joy, joy Star Trek Universe televison shows like Supernatural<\/a>, The Walking Dead<\/a>, Falling Skies<\/a> and Defiance<\/a> depict a world going to hell in a hand basket. These shows are as Plutonian as you can get. The characters depict the archetypes of characters in Greek Myth.<\/p>\n One example of this is the character of Stahma, the alien wife of an alien mob boss, Datak Tarr on the Scyfy show Defiance. Datak is ruthless, cruel and calculating, someone who makes Hades look likes sunshine and light. Stahma is beautiful and graceful and she spends her time smoothing over the social ramifications of her husband\u2019s actions. She likes it when other people perceive her to be a victim of Datak\u2019s cruelties because it preserves her own innocent cover. In reality she is just as perverse as he. <\/p>\n There is one scene where she is talking with her son\u2019s human fianc\u00e9, a girl as innocent as Persephone as the day she was taken by Hades. Stahma is putting the Castithan equivalent of the bridal veil, the telo<\/em>, on the girl\u2019s head, a metal mask that covers the girl\u2019s eyes. As she explains the significance of the telo<\/em>, she flicks her tongue in reptilian fashion at the blinded girl\u2019s hair as if tasting her scent. It was one of the creepiest scenes of the show and most revealing of Stahma\u2019s true nature. She is for all intents and purposes the truest incarnation of what Persephone became after her marriage to Hades. We know him as Pluto. <\/p>\n There is of course a reason why such Plutonian images, from the laws being passed to our entertainments that pervade our conscious thought. That reason is well . . .Pluto.<\/p>\n The United States Sibly Chart using July 4, 1776 date has a collection of planets in the zodiac sign of Cancer. Venus, our money, Jupiter, our sense of social justice and how society works, the Sun, our national identity, and Mercury, our money systems sit so tightly together that the working of any of these planets are hardly indistinguishable from another. Cancer is concerned with resources and security, and holds on to both these things with a crab like grip. Nothing gets an American going like a debate about economics, or a woman\u2019s reproductive rights. <\/p>\n But even steel gripped Cancer has to let go in the face of exorable Pluto. Just a week after Pluto went direct towards it final march into Capricorn, on September 15, 2008, Lehman Brother\u2019s filed bankruptcy. On September 16 the U. S. Stock Market crashed touching off worst economy since the Great Depression. This was at the midpoint of the U.S. Mars in Gemini and the U.S. Venus in Cancer. The financial world scrambled, extorting vast sums of money from the U. S. Government to keep the economy afloat during what was considered a severe \u201cmarket correction.\u201d A month later, Pluto entered 29 degrees of Sagittarius. 29 degrees of any sign is considered by astrologers to be the degree of decision. At this point the Economist, on October 24 declared the results of the crash of September 16, 2008 a full-blown economic crisis. <\/p>\n Robert P Blaschke said of this<\/a>:<\/p>\n This year, as Pluto transits the 30th degree of Sagittarius and conjoins the 1988 Saturn-Uranus conjunction degree, while concurrently Saturn and Uranus prepare to oppose in the heavens, a brutal financial reality has been laid bare: our global economy has been built on a house of cards over the last 20 years and now it has come tumbling down. With the opposition of Saturn and Uranus exposing just how pervasive is the problem, and with the ingress of Pluto into Capricorn, the party is over.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n So surprise, surprise, Transiting Pluto hits the U. S. Venus and our money systems die. Pluto now hits the U. S. Jupiter and the people\u2019s civil rights are usurped. When Pluto hits our Sun we will realize we are a plutocracy, that is ruled by the rich, rather than a democracy, and when it hits Mercury, our business systems will be cooked altogether. No wonder we have visions of dystopian sugar plums dancing across our television screens.<\/p>\n All this seems very grim and it is. Pluto\u2019s lessons are not for the faint of heart. These lessons must be faced with clarity and courage. This is not the time to sit in front of our television stuffing popcorn in our faces whining about the unfairness of it all. <\/p>\n Right now a grand trine exists between the U.S. Progressed Moon in Libra, the U.S. Moon in Aquarius and the U. S. Mars in Gemini. The people, represented by the Moon, need to do something, to make some noise, to make our voices heard, to remind our elected officials who they work for. We can\u2019t stop Pluto from its drive through the heavens, but we can climb on the chariot and transform things for the better, instead of for the worse.<\/p>\n And in case you aren\u2019t clear about the type of world we should work for check out the United Nations Declaration of Universal Human Rights<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n