Thoughts for March 2007

Thoughts for March 2007 -
Who put the lights out?

1 March 2007

Graphic Ephemeris March 2007

Full Moon and lunar eclipse 3 March 2007

Locality Map for 3 March 2007

New Moon 19 March 2007

Locality Map for 19 March 2007

Eclipse Path for 19 March

You might like to look at the astronomy for this month here.

The second of three exact Saturn Neptune oppositions took place yesterday. Mercury is still retrograde and turns direct on 8th March. There is a lunar eclipse on 3 March with the Sun conjunct Uranus and both lights square to Jupiter. The eclipse is at 12 Virgo/Pisces which is the degree at which the first Jupiter Uranus square took place in January.

Eclipses energise the areas which they touch. There is a change in the flow of energy symbolised by the disruption in light.

Jupiter is also trine to Saturn and Venus completes a grand trine in fire which will complete during the week following the eclipse.

The solar eclipse is square Pluto and this aspect doesn't relate back to much else in the chart. The rest of the activity is centred around Saturn and Neptune. Jupiter has now reached the exact trine and Mars is about to oppose Saturn and conjoin Neptune. The exact Mars Saturn opposition will be joined by the Moon to make a T-square on 22nd which will, of course, be part of the equinox chart.

The solar eclipse is square Pluto but also square the degree where Jupiter will conjunct Pluto at the end of the year. This could be the first factor which ignites the underlying pattern of planetary aspects.

In the UK one of the main stories is about contaminated petrol which is damaging cars and knocking out their oxygen sensors. This does fit very well with Saturn opposite Neptune. Not only is this associated with chemicals but it is also a gas detector which is the failing part.