Multi-Wave Events

A Mun­dane Astrol­ogy Update

[ad] If you failed to notice, peo­ple around the world now undergo fun­da­men­tal change. This proves true of many multi-wave outer planet events. What are they? Sim­ply, mun­dane (worldly) events that coin­cide with quad­ra­ture align­ments of over­lap­ping outer planet waves. The cur­rent type we see as the 2010–2011 t-square of Jupiter con­junct Uranus oppo­site Sat­urn, with Pluto square the oppo­si­tion (dia­gram left). This means we see from this con­fig­u­ra­tion the list of waves below:

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• 2000Jupiter-Saturn2020
• 2010Jupiter-Uranus2024
• 2007Jupiter-Pluto2020
• 1983Saturn-Pluto2020
• 1989Saturn-Uranus2032
• 1966Uranus-Pluto2104

Yes, seems much to keep track of, but does this not reflect his­tory? Few if any his­tor­i­cal events stem from just one cause, why should a mun­dane astrol­ogy analy­sis differ?

Think of what we now expe­ri­ence in 2011. Do we not see the ram­i­fi­ca­tions of Hosni Mubu­rak com­ing to (and stay­ing in) power in 1981 near the begin­ning of 1983Saturn-Pluto2020? The choice to fund gov­ern­ment through debt preva­lent through­out the same wave? Does not the reac­tion in 2003 to the 2001 Saturn-Pluto oppo­si­tion events echo in so many form around the globe? Can­not we feel that we are halfway through an eco­nomic cycle that began in 2000 with 2000Jupiter-Saturn2020, but also at the clos­ing stretch of polit­i­cal episodes that accom­pa­nied the start of 1983Saturn-Pluto2020?

The 1960s brought in many new direc­tions and brand new con­cepts: prac­ti­cal space travel. The Inter­net, wider civil rights, envi­ron­men­tal­ism, wom­ens rights and now at the lower (open­ing square) of Uranus-Pluto (1966Uranus-90°-Pluto) we strug­gle to inte­grate them into our worldview.

The 1960s Example

Not all multi-wave events are t-squares. Nor are t-squares the only ones of con­se­quence. We can state with some cer­tainty, how­ever, that t-squares involv­ing the four outer plan­ets Sat­urn, Uranus, Nep­tune and Pluto will coin­cide with sig­nif­i­cant events. That analy­sis waits for another time.

Sat­urn oppo­site Uranus-Pluto Con­junc­tion: 1965–1966

No his­to­rian will argue that the 1960s brought dis­cernible depar­ture from the past. From the inven­tion of the Inter­net, land­ing on the moon, the way Viet­nam under­mined trust in gov­ern­ment to the rights women finally won, the 1960s brought so many new devel­op­ments. Dur­ing the heart of the decade when so much of the world turned from rel­a­tive inno­cence to more real­is­tic cyn­i­cism Sat­urn opposed the Uranus-Pluto con­junc­tion. This brings us the fol­low­ing wave list:

• 1942Saturn-Uranus1989
• 1947Saturn-Pluto1982
• 1850Uranus-Pluto1965
• 1966Uranus-Pluto2104

Why two Uranus-Pluto waves? Because one wave ends as another begins. As cov­ered in From Rev­o­lu­tion to Protest, the roots of 1960s set down as 1850Uranus-Pluto1965 began. The fem­i­nist move­ment in the US began with the Seneca Falls in 1848; the abo­li­tion move­ment that lead to the civil rights move­ment also began at the same time. The mar­riage of cap­i­tal to indus­try accel­er­ated con­sid­er­ably at the same time, set­ting up the class divi­sions inher­ent to ‘60s protest on both sides of the Atlantic. The list goes on as the linked arti­cle shows.

The over­all point remains. 1942Saturn-180°-Uranus1989 found the world in the midst of the rise of the US military-industrial com­plex; 1947Saturn-180°-Pluto1982 found the planet at the peak of the Cold War. Again, many threads of his­tory inter­sected. What other form of his­tory can dia­gram it like Mea­sur­ing History?