1929 and 2010: A Comparison

Day after day the media broadcasts references to the late twenties, pointing to the infamous year when many fortunes disappeared like dust in an innocent wind. Additionally, wars dark clouds brewed on the horizon in many global regions. In the USA particularly a collapsed housing market, high consumer debt, low saving rates and escalating prices give all segments of society jittery reminders of the Crash heard around the world. Globally, reports of food riots now brings the incidents to a number of twenty-four countries. Droughts and concern about an out-of-control climate helps black & white pictures of the dustbowl thirties emerge. Politically, a President Forty-three with the lowest rating in history echoes Harding and Hoover and the incompetence and corruptions of both of their administrations. Skyrocketing fuel prices and the slumping value of a dollar swamped by neglectful but growing deficit equally makes all classes worrisome, this time globally. Though, every period in history lives on its own, this many parallels begs the question of whether our current circumstance, looking forward over five years, has any similarities to one of the drearist and, as was eventually realized, gruesome periods in modern times.? And if so can we learn any thing from that time.

The Outer Planet Response

With a tinge of Schadenfruede, this mundane astrologer can hardly wait to show how the similarities noted above illustrate how outer planet waves help synchronize  history across  time in a practical, easy to follow process. The short answer is three planets, Saturn, Uranus and Pluto all take similar, but different quadrate alignments that confirms the echo detailed above. The complete establishes us firmly in our time by showing the path that leads use throgh the present and into the immediate future.

Comparison Strategy

I start with a few declarations. 1929 and 2010 will require a few weeks to complete; there are many connections worth covering. This effort will cross-pollinate at mundaneastrology.net, our parallel site where many works like these appear. Blogs on both sites, will complement this work, providing update information and promoting comment.