At the Lodge - 10th May 2004

Lodge Lecture | Charts Discussion

Lodge Lecture

Our year rolled into Summer this evening with a great start. We have just completed an eclipse season with the Solar Eclipse on 19th April and the Lunar eclipse on the 4th May. So who better to have show us how the stories in the news enact what is going on in the cosmos than Jenni Harte. Her refreshing look at how it is in fact 'In Yer Face' is there to see.

She produced a ream of newspaper clippings proving that the Venus conjunct Mars opposite Pluto was working a treat. They included articles on powerful women, women who killed their children, male versus female gardeners, bisexual women, dual incomes, women abusing prisoners. Then the hidden things like hidden wars and hidden jewels.

Then she looked at the chart and the goings on for the television soap, Eastenders. How amazing was it that although the episodes are filmed weeks in advance, the story lines always seem to match the aspects on the day they are aired! She also looked at how Leslie Grantham's chart was linked so strongly with the chart of the show.

Jenni also looked at the charts of Naomi Campbell, who has won a court case for her privacy, Bridgit Bardot, who has also been in court recently, Katherine Hepburn for the disclosure of the fact that there are many paintings and sculptures she did that are now going under the hammer, and Vincent van Gogh with the secret son. All Plutonic stuff. A very entertaining evening. I will now look at my newspapers and the transits from day to day from now on. Thanks Jenni.

Charts Discussion

This week we started off by looking at the Lunar eclipse for the 4th May, which was so visible in the sky this time. With the Sun/Moon opposition forming a T-square with Neptune. We checked to see how it would effect the Mundane situation with Great Britain, Iraq and Israel.

Next we looked at the photograph (ugh) and the chart, for a dog bite, that Carole received during the Easter break. Nasty!

We looked at the personal chart of our newest Member and finally Gill posed a question for earlier in the day.

Carole West

Lodge Lecture | Charts Discussion