1981–2018: The Saturn-Pluto Connection
The Saturn-Pluto Wave of 1982–2018
In less than hour on September 11, 2001 history’s vectors shifted dramatically, as they often do. As with any similar event, no one cause or time lead to hijackers flying planes into the Trade Towers and Pentagon. This series of blog posts, however, will tie Saturn-Pluto waves to the episode and show how they still hold relevance.
In particular the Saturn-Pluto wave of 1982–2018 1982Saturn-Pluto2018 ends up as especially relevant to both the tragedy and economic distress that began around 2008. We should also know that we will gain a clearer picture by seeing 09/11/2001 as an integral part of the entire period spanning 1980 to about 2020. A larger perspective connects us to both World War I, the Great Depression and the Cold War. All of these topics will appear in posts tagged under relevant categories.
Before you roll your eyes and turn away know that Saturn-Pluto waves typically transcribe full historical episodes, not just events. Examples abound:
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The Black Plague in Europe begin in Europe around 1346, but the root cause, famine and deforestation began at the Saturn-Pluto wave that began near 1318.
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The Thirty Years War coincided with 1617Saturn-Pluto1648;
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the French Revolution, from beginning to end, matches 1782Saturn-Pluto1819
In that light we can see 1982Saturn-Pluto2018 connected to major influences that began in the early 1980s:
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End of Cold War
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The Soviet Afghan War
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Reaganomics
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The Persian Islamic Revolution
These events reverberated resoundly at 9/11 and its aftermath. All combine to contribute to influences we feel during the time of fundamental change we feel as the first decade of a new century nears it end. If that’s not enough, in 9/11 and its connection to 1982Saturn-Pluto2018 we feel shadows of both World Wars, The Balfour Agreement, The November Revolution and, again, the Cold War.
Yes, big claims. Stay tuned to see the evidence behind them.
The paradox in question covers 1892Neptune-Pluto2384. Every Neptune-Pluto wave contains a paradox, an overwhelming riddle a collective or collective must address. Because it’s a riddle, a paradox, there is no right answer. The really cool part about seeing the paradox through the prism of Measuring History is that the methods provide a plethora of measuring points to scale against. I plan to, at first, compare all main topics in this mind map to the quadrature alignments of 1893Neptune-Pluto2384. All that comes later. The initial task defines the paradox.
Like any classsic riddle, the question proves more important than the answer. Progress is our paradox, but progress is the question and not the answer. How this is so is the subject of many posts. For now the Paradox MindMap shows the direction I’m headed with this.
