Dear
We updated the web page about the (love) life of Donald Trump with the inauguration data (see below under the What's New on our Web Site section).
There are some interesting astrological observations we'd like to share here about the near future.
It's beyond the scope of this Love Letter and even inappropriate to go into too much detail though but it's always nice to understand that (astrological) cycles rule the world as well as our individual lives and that some cycles are about to repeat soon.
When looking at the next Solar Eclipse of August 21, 2017 (at 28° Leo) you will see this Eclipse exactly hits Trump's Ascendant/Mars conjunction in Leo.
Moreover, the August 2017 eclipse will be the first with a path of totality crossing the USA's Pacific coast and Atlantic coast since 1918.
Also, its path of totality makes landfall exclusively within the United States, making it the first such eclipse since the country's independence in
1776.
Hence, this Solar Eclipse is already called "THE American eclipse."
Astrologers know that eclipses predominantly work out in the countries or areas they are visible and this eclipse will thus bring the USA in the spotlight with important events to happen all over that country in the second half of this year.
This Solar Eclipse is actually part of 4 eclipses that belong to the same 19-year metonic cycle group: - August 22, 1979: Solar Eclipse on 29° Leo
- August 22, 1998: Solar Eclipse on 28° Leo
- August 21, 2017: Solar Eclipse on 28° Leo
- August 21, 2036: Solar Eclipse on 29° Leo
In medieval astrology, 28°-29° Leo was the position of the Royal Fixed Star Regulus which was told to bring great note and power.
Though the Fixed Star is now positioned at 0° Virgo, the late Leo degrees still have their influence on Royalties, celebrities and certain leaders of state (the more so if the eclipse conjuncts one's Ascendant).
To
find out its meaning for the US president(s), we looked at what happened in the past when the Solar Eclipses of this metonic cycle group were active (note that a Solar Eclipse works out within 6 months): |