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The world's youth deserve a better world. |
And
secondly, the strongest possible condemnation of the ideology of the people who
did this.
You may have
chosen us -- but we utterly reject and condemn you.”
--New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, March
15, 2019
The April issue of The
Atlantic features a troubling, but essential bit of reading for anyone
who wonders why so much white supremacist-inspired terrorism is rearing its
ugly head these days—most notably this past week, the March 15th
rampage that killed 50 and wounded dozens in two mosques in Christchurch, New
Zealand. We’ll examine a chart for that attack below, but the article, entitled
“White nationalism’s deep American roots,” by Adam
Serwer, is worth consideration first because it provides some important (if unpleasant) context.
As it turns out, Trump’s cagey refusal to
unequivocally condemn the white supremacist movement that spawned the New
Zealand massacre has a long pedigree in American political rhetoric, especially
among wealthy power players. An excerpt from Serwer’s article is warranted here:
“[Rep.
Steve]King’s recent question, posed in a
New York Times interview, may be appalling: “White nationalist,
white supremacist, Western civilization—how did that language
become offensive?” But it is apt. ‘That language’ has an American past in need
of excavation…. The seed of Nazism’s ultimate objective—the preservation of a
pure white race, uncontaminated by foreign blood—was in fact sown with striking
success in the United States. What is judged extremist today was once the
consensus of a powerful cadre of the American elite, well-connected men who
eagerly seized on a false doctrine of ‘race suicide’ during the immigration
scare of the early 20th century. They included wealthy patricians,
intellectuals, lawmakers, even several presidents.
Perhaps the most important among them was a blue blood with a
very impressive mustache, Madison Grant. He was the author of a 1916 book
called The Passing of the Great Race, which spread the doctrine of race
purity all over the globe….
His book went on to become Adolf Hitler’s ‘bible,’ as the
führer wrote to tell him. Grant’s doctrine has since been rejuvenated and
rebranded by his ideological descendants as “white genocide” (the term genocide
hadn’t yet been coined in Grant’s day). In an introduction to the 2013 edition
of another of Grant’s works, the white nationalist Richard Spencer warns that
‘one possible outcome of the ongoing demographic transformation is a thoroughly
miscegenated, and thus homogeneous and assimilated nation, which would have
little resemblance to the White America that came before it.’ This language is
vintage Grant.”
If anything good came out of WWII,
it was that fighting the Nazis woke Americans up to the evils of this
deep-rooted racist perspective, but here we are 60 years later, and Nazi-style
white supremacy is absolutely “trendy” in certain quarters. Right on schedule
for that trend, which he didn’t really create but certainly knows how to
exploit, Trump has enabled the return of Grant’s hateful sentiments, and whether
Trump is personally a racist, anti-Muslim or not is immaterial.
We’re all aware of the litany of
transgressions Trump has committed against moral leadership when it comes to
racial and religious issues—he came down the escalator in June 2015, ready to
race-bait the country over Mexican immigrants, and early on in his campaign he
promised a “complete Muslim ban” for immigration. Actions speak louder than
words, of course—witness his many attempts to solidify that ban on Muslim
immigrants, his policy of separating immigrant children from their parents at
the southern border, and so on.
Most notably this week, he continued
referring to immigrants at the border as an “invasion”—a clear racist trope—in
the same statement in which he sent condolences to New Zealand and called the
attack a “terrible thing.”
He will have his wall across that border and it will stand as a
monument to hatred and xenophobia, perhaps even more than the Berlin Wall did.
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The white supremacy movement is no problem for Trump. |
So, does it make sense that the New
Zealand killer cited Trump as inspiration in his social media “manifesto?”
Trump (or any leader, for that matter) doesn’t have to give explicit orders for
his message to get across to those with ears to hear. As his former
lawyer/fixer Michael Cohen said when appearing in front of the House Oversight
Committee recently, Trump “speaks
in code.”
Those who say it’s “ridiculous” to thus blame Trump for any of these attacks have a point: he’s not pulling the trigger. But great
power implies great responsibility, and toxic influence bears evil fruit. This
goes for our leaders and it goes for us as a nation and people, too.
IMHO, we’re talking about deep karmic responsibility here: with Pluto
nearing its return Sibly position, we are being forced to deal with
such chthonic responsibilities, and the more forthcoming we are, the better.
There’s a reason that issues concerning systemic racism and toxic capitalism
are bubbling to the surface now—the latter has always favored the wealthiest at the expense of everyone else, and
has always required a “slave-labor
class” of some sort, whether overtly as in pre-Civil War U.S., or in our long
dependence upon migrant workers who worked for pennies an hour and were often
treated deplorably.
Today’s minimum wage workers don’t have it much better,
scraping by from paycheck to paycheck. The global marketplace depends way too
heavily on sweat shops, child labor and even worse.
Since globalization took hold of the
world economy in the 1990s, in fact, we’ve heard a lot more about human trafficking as another form of
enslavement—the U.S. officially fights this disturbing trend, but it may be a
losing battle because it’s so profitable and it’s being controlled by the
darkest, most toxic players. According to Wikipedia:
“Human trafficking is thought to be one of the
fastest-growing activities of trans-national criminal organizations.[14]
“
The fact is, there’s a known
connection between the so-called “emergency” at our border, and this
trans-national criminality, and it has to do with the
gangs in the Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador that so many families, women
and children at our border are fleeing. It’s very likely these frightened
people are indeed, fleeing for their lives, but more specifically, to avoid trafficking and enslavement.
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From author Kevin Bales' "World of Children" website. |
So when Trump said early on that
there are “bad hombres” in Central America, he was correct from this perspective,
but to react by attempting to wall off the victims
of those bad actors—and whoever’s paying them to do what they do—is to become
complicit in this 21st century slave trade. In fact, in a breathtaking reversal from humane policies supported by both the Bush and Obama administrations, the Trump administration has radically reduced the number of "T-visas" approved for victims of trafficking seeking asylum. He uses stories about human trafficking to sell his wall, but clearly has little compassion for the actual victims.
IMHO, the Pluto transit we’re
experiencing as a nation could go either way: towards purging and healing
centuries of toxic karma over slavery and racism, or towards selling out our
national Soul for a whole new, even darker cycle of vicious hatred and slavery.
Who stands to profit from all this? As we’ve learned in these corrupt times, so
many answers are gained by following the money. Are we that addicted to this poisonous legacy? When will we stop exploiting
human beings for profit above all?
This brings us back to the white
supremacist agenda—people of color are fine if they’re exploitable, but when they demand equal rights and an equal place in
society, that’s another story. The trouble is, those who are on the “front
lines” of white supremacy are probably not the ones actually profiting from race-based exploitation.
I would guess that most of these
impressionable “soldiers” are probably being exploited themselves by those who
ultimately profit from the hate and division.
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New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern |
If
Trump would ever convincingly speak out against the white supremacist
agenda, his personal defense would
sound more credible. But again, he stopped short of doing this. When questioned
after the New Zealand attack about whether a rising tide of white supremacy is
a problem, he
responded “not really,” adding that it’s just a “small number of people
with very, very serious problems.” He never
explicitly condemned the shooter’s stated agenda, and never offered his support
to the Muslim community. Instead, he pivoted to a weekend explosion of Twitter
rage about everything else imaginable.
True to form, when he can’t address an issue head-on, he deflects.
The New Zealand mass shooter didn’t
just kill 50 people from ages 3-to-70-something and wound dozens more in two
mosques on March 15th, he posted his manifesto
on social media beforehand, which
made his actions in Christchurch, New Zealand part of an international burgeoning
white supremacy-motivated terrorist trend
that bursts into view sporadically here in the States and in Europe. The Anti-Defamation League reports
that propaganda supporting a white supremacist agenda in the U.S. (the greatest
percentage against people of color or non-Christians) is up 182% in
the past year. How is this happening?
From the Washington Post:
“The manifesto is a result of a life lived in the worst parts
of the Internet, where the most vile thoughts can be expressed through, and
alongside, moronic inside jokes. But experts have warned that this
juxtaposition is not one of the harmful and the harmless. Extremist beliefs and
edgy meme culture work together online to reach larger audiences. The manifesto
isn’t a valuable look inside the mind of a mass murderer, and the memes he
referenced are not a separate curiosity. Instead, the gunman created a press
release for racism….
A man accused of killing 10 people in a van attack in Toronto last year
had posted meme-laden
in-jokes before the attack that were meant for the insular, misogynist
incel community. In 2015, the gunman who killed WDBJ TV reporter Alison Parker
and cameraman Adam Ward in Roanoke filmed
the shooting, posted it to Facebook and advertised it on social media
accounts. By 2019, we know that mass murderers want to go viral and that social
media is making it easier for that to happen.
The New Zealand gunman advertised his massacre on social media, laced his
manifesto with jokes that would be recognized by specific segments of online
culture, and ensured that the first things the rest of the world would see and
hear about the shooting were exactly the things he wanted them to know.”
The almost Crusader-like targeting
of non-Christians in more and more of these attacks—last year’s in the Pittsburgh
Tree of
Life synagogue and this one in two New Zealand mosques—is also intriguing,
as though the way to defend Christianity is to drag its name through the worst
kind of mud. Those who compare these attacks to ISIS-for-Whites are probably on
to something, but again, who’s feeding this phenomenon?
Social media has become its powerful
platform, even though the companies are scrambling to protect themselves from the
dark forces they’ve enabled. Virality
breeds epidemics! Astrologically, this brings Neptune into the picture,
with Uranus
implicated in the technology and violent shock value. We’ll see how
these forces, among others, colluded on March 15th ahead.
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Ardern is being praised for her leadership, grace and empathy in the wake of this crisis. |
Social media looms large in all
these terrorism cases: it’s pretty clear the New Zealand shooter doesn’t care
what anyone besides his social media audience thinks about his actions—he was
throwing them a fresh thrill to savor, and they
undoubtedly got what he was trying to accomplish. As if the carnage the
shooter produced wasn’t enough, he had to mug for the camera on top of it. I
wonder how his audience felt about little 3-year
old Mouad running towards the
shooter before dying?
After the shooter was apprehended by New
Zealand police and identified (he shall remain nameless here), he flashed a
known white supremacist hand signal for “OK” to the camera for his mugshot. We
forget the chilling lows to which those consumed by absolute hatred—and/or
absolute greed—can go.
Needless to say, all of these
horrors register as a sadistic and visceral cosmic wake-up call—offering
prayers and condolences simply rings hollow. Thankfully, the statement
issued immediately by Jacinda Ardern, New Zealand’s prime minister, was at
least hopeful. She didn’t shrink from calling the attack what it
was—terrorism—and she unequivocally condemned the extremist ideology of the
attacker and his accomplices. “You may have chosen us,” she said, addressing
these perpetrators, “but we utterly rebuke and condemn you.”
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In crisis times, leadership requires heart. |
Ardern has personally comforted
victims’ families and been fully involved in making sure victims’ families are
assisted financially and in any way possible. Since that first statement, she has also
indicated that the New Zealand parliament will be discussing ways to alter gun
regulations, and given that Australia already has tighter gun regulations,
perhaps her efforts will bear fruit. She’s showing true leadership and heart—a
rare combination these days.
So, astrologically, what can we make of these increasingly common
violent attacks? Analyzing an event clearly doesn’t change the facts on the
ground or alter the violent trend, but as we’ll see ahead, that feeling of
helplessness in the face of our complicated world is all part of the story. Was
it just an “evil,” destructive kind of day, astrologically? No—the energies at
work were available to all that day, and thankfully, lots of good things
happened as well.
Notably, students all over the globe
poured out of their classrooms to protest how little attention the global
powers are giving to the perils of climate change. They were affirming their
youthful commitment to Life, channeling the same planetary energies the New
Zealand shooter had at his disposal, and they made a definite impression,
despite the heavy distractions in the news.
That redeeming fact will at least
make the following chart analysis for the New Zealand attack a little less
grim. Chart #1 below is cast using data
provided by Wikipedia.
Chart
#1: Christchurch attacks-NZ, March 15, 2019, 1:40 p.m. DST, Christchurch,
New Zealand. Tropical Equal Houses, True Node.
Mutable angles: Mercury-ruled Gemini rises,
with Mars in the 12th (Taurus), sextile Neptune (Pisces) and square
Venus (Aquarius). Whenever senseless acts of mass violence burst onto
the scene, the “usual” astrological suspects are Neptune and Pluto,
with a strong possibility that Uranus and/or Mars are on board for
shock value, but the inner planet aspects noted here remind us that the “senseless” nature of such
events depends upon very personal dynamics—i.e.,
the mental and spiritual state of the perpetrator. Mass violence events often
seem to carry a common theme of anxiety- and fear-laced hatred and resentment, and
I can’t think of a better description of the white supremacist agenda.
An intense dread over the loss of
clear boundaries and borders and over what feels like a “leveling out” of all
people across racial lines (dissolving ancient privileges) is a very Neptunian
phenomenon. The opportunity and will to lash out against these
perceived losses is represented by the Mars-Neptune sextile. In the end,
however this perception of loss is in the zero-sum mindset of the attacker: if
someone else gains something, I must
be losing.
It’s not hard to see the Neptunian dynamics in
this chart: it’s ruled by Mercury Rx, with Mercury
Rx conjunct MC and Sun in Neptune-ruled Pisces and
violence-prone Mars in the naturally Neptunian 12th house. This
suggests that frustrated machismo was an unconscious driving force for the
violent outburst. Venus’s rule over that Taurus 12th and square to Mars adds
a cold Aquarius/Uranian will-to-shock dimension to the violence—again,
it appears the shooter was acting to impress and “troll” those who recoil at
the senseless hatred.
A potentially delusional, ideological Mercury
(also widely conjunct Neptune) clearly dominated this event, but the
shooter was seeking some kind of “outlaw” satisfaction: Uranus (Taurus) also forms
a mutual reception with Venus (Aquarius). With all the
Pisces energy involved here—and the Mars/Jupiter midpoint square ASC from
Pisces, his “satisfaction” could take the form of twisted heroism or martyrdom.
Mercury Rx-MC-Sun (Pisces) sextiles
Pluto-So. Node (Capricorn) and trines No. Node (Cancer). These aspects
tap into the somewhat troubled role of the Cancer-Capricorn Nodal axis in
history; this axis was almost exactly flipped with Capricorn on the north end
in 1935, the year Hitler, Mussolini and Stalin consolidated so much of their
power, and a big “coming out” year for Hitler’s Nazi philosophy. Hitler began blatantly violating the post-WWI
Versailles Treaty, reinstating the German Luftwaffe, rearming Germany and
passing the Nuremberg
Laws, stripping Jews of German citizenship. He was preparing Germany for a
retaliatory war, in other words, casting the Jews as scapegoats for everything
Germany had suffered to that point.
By the time WWII was winding down in 1944, the North Node had circled
back to Cancer, but the horrors were far from over: the Holocaust was ongoing,
even though the German war machine was weakening. Does the New Zealand shooter
imagine himself to be part of that dark history? I won’t be tuning into the
current propaganda to find out, but what was once considered heinous and evil
has apparently been regenerated and recast into a glorious saga in some minds.
The Neptune-Pluto-Nodal
axis “worm” turns in unfathomable ways.
Jupiter (Sagittarius) squares Sun-MC-Mercury Rx (Pisces) and inconjoins Nodal Axis (Cancer-Capricorn). Jupiter applies pressure to manifest some Neptunian (Pisces) ideal here, as though it’s pushing an “idea whose time has come.” Thankfully, the shooter’s “idea” wasn’t the only way this aspect could have expressed. Think about those students protesting the slow progress of climate change mitigation—they were saying that the time has come for the idea of climate change mitigation to be taken seriously. The shooter, of course, had a much darker spin on those same energies.
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The real idea whose time has come. |
Jupiter (Sagittarius) squares Sun-MC-Mercury Rx (Pisces) and inconjoins Nodal Axis (Cancer-Capricorn). Jupiter applies pressure to manifest some Neptunian (Pisces) ideal here, as though it’s pushing an “idea whose time has come.” Thankfully, the shooter’s “idea” wasn’t the only way this aspect could have expressed. Think about those students protesting the slow progress of climate change mitigation—they were saying that the time has come for the idea of climate change mitigation to be taken seriously. The shooter, of course, had a much darker spin on those same energies.
This aspect is important for the way it highlights the
late stage positions of three important waning cycles—Jupiter-Saturn; Jupiter-Pluto;
Saturn-Pluto. Saturn’s not directly involved in the squares, but it is forming its waning sextile to Neptune,
which is very much involved. I’ve discussed in several other posts that
this preponderance of waning cycles we’re experiencing right now has a lot to do with the crisis-driven tone of
our times. So much old, outworn energy is cleared out while waning cycles
complete and begin anew, and this clearing out agenda segues nicely with the
karmic imperatives of our times.
Notice that Jupiter rules the 7th and
co-rules the 10th in this chart with Neptune, a planet it
widely squares. We can see the tension between these two in Prime
Minister Ardern’s determination to deny the shooter the notoriety he was after.
Admirably, she says “you’ll never hear me mention his name,” but she’ll speak
his victims’ names loud and clear.
This is doubly admirable in a time when wielding power
with integrity demands more courage and determination than usual—Jupiter
semi-sextiles (inconjoins) Pluto-So. Node. Corrupt practices and the
abuse of power can be the convenient default mode in times like this, and we
don’t have to look far to see the results: corrupt players enable and exploit
violence for their own dubious purposes.
Jupiter’s square to Mercury Rx-MC applies pressure to the media in this chart as well, and as we witnessed in the news, social media platforms were forced to scramble to stop the shooter’s video in its tracks. Apparently, a small number of people viewed the shooter’s live stream, but the video still managed to go viral across the entire Internet within minutes. It was posted and reposted in different forms to evade the algorithms that are supposed to police the content—sounds like tactics that the white supremacist audience have cultivated.
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Social media platforms play an unfortunate role in domestic terrorism. |
Jupiter’s square to Mercury Rx-MC applies pressure to the media in this chart as well, and as we witnessed in the news, social media platforms were forced to scramble to stop the shooter’s video in its tracks. Apparently, a small number of people viewed the shooter’s live stream, but the video still managed to go viral across the entire Internet within minutes. It was posted and reposted in different forms to evade the algorithms that are supposed to police the content—sounds like tactics that the white supremacist audience have cultivated.
To their credit, New Zealand telcom executives sent an
urgent letter to Facebook, Google and
Twitter and called upon them to
immediately fix whatever stopped them from responding quickly enough to the
shooter’s video. Perhaps if Mercury hadn’t been retrograde, these
media platforms wouldn’t have responded so slowly? It sounds like perhaps they
need to rely less on algorithms and bots and more on people who follow breaking
news.
The urgency to regulate and/or install better controls
over what amounts to terrorist propaganda is seen here in Saturn sextile Neptune, and
this urgency will probably only heighten as Saturn closes in on Pluto
in the coming months. How much control is desirable? It may depend upon
who’s trying to control what. Balancing free speech with heinous propaganda is
an imperative for our times, but there’s nothing easy about it because it’s a
slippery slope if there ever was one. Wouldn’t the Trump administration love to shut down sectors of the media
he doesn’t approve of? Undoubtedly, we’ll be hearing more about all this.
Moon (Cancer) squares Chiron (Aries). This aspect speaks—tragically—for itself: families, mothers and children were all shattered and wounded by the shooter’s actions, and to add insult to injury, the victims’ families are having a hard time getting their loved ones’ bodies back in time for a proper Muslim burial. It’s cold comfort, but the Moon’s out-of-sign trine to Pallas (Libra) may suggest that justice will be forthcoming, but the process will be fraught and painful. It will likely also feel like a case of global karmic justice, however: Pallas also squares Nodal axis (Cancer-Capricorn).
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Ardern is working with the NZ parliament to change gun laws. |
Moon (Cancer) squares Chiron (Aries). This aspect speaks—tragically—for itself: families, mothers and children were all shattered and wounded by the shooter’s actions, and to add insult to injury, the victims’ families are having a hard time getting their loved ones’ bodies back in time for a proper Muslim burial. It’s cold comfort, but the Moon’s out-of-sign trine to Pallas (Libra) may suggest that justice will be forthcoming, but the process will be fraught and painful. It will likely also feel like a case of global karmic justice, however: Pallas also squares Nodal axis (Cancer-Capricorn).
There’s a reason the
Cancer/Capricorn (and vice-versa) nodal axis is prevalent during tumultuous periods
(WWII, the Kennedy assassination, leading into the Vietnam war; Watergate/end
of Vietnam; the dissolution of the USSR in 1991; the 9/11/2001 attacks, leading
into the Afghanistan and Iraq wars, and now, an emergent white supremacist
challenge, climate change, etc.).
During these nodal times, people
feel the cosmic “push” to build lives, families and careers, and when things
are not going according to plan—when their needs (Moon rules Cancer) are not
met and when they feel like failures (Saturn rules Capricorn) because decent
jobs are inaccessible to them, they look for something or someone to blame.
They withdraw into fearful shells, seek common cause with others who “get” what
they’re going through, no matter how deluded or misguided those others might
be, and it doesn’t take much to turn these circumstances into a toxic brew.
Many take their chances in the
military during these periods—for instance, many born in the 1970s with Saturn
in Cancer enlisted after the 9/11 attacks. In fact, for some youth who resonate
with the Cancer-Capricorn axis, a new policy of mandatory public service could
help (military or not); ideally, it would help them find their place in the
world more positively—social media as a guiding force leaves a lot to be desired.
Significantly, today’s nodal axis is
cutting directly through our Sibly chart’s Mercury-Pluto opposition (chart not
shown): heavy political/corporate control over our national discourse is taking
its toll on our democracy, and we need to come to grips with that because it is
not helping with the problems that explode into view every time there’s a mass
killing like we saw this past week.
Where is the line between national security
and privacy? Where do our First Amendment rights end and the need for some sane
level of control over social media content begin? How can we provide more
constructive outlets for youthful energy? The answers are out there!
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A nation mourns. |
Final
thoughts
I began this post by pointing out
that America is far from innocent when it comes to white nationalism/supremacy
and its history, but I don’t believe that makes us a racist nation at heart. I believe we’ve come a long way since the 1950s because I’ve seen it with my own eyes. We have
regressed in the last decade, however, especially under the present
administration.
IMHO, young people caught up in today’s
recycled delusional, hateful ideology are acting (at least in part) out of fear and anxiety for their
own futures, and nothing our politicians and leaders have been doing lately is
really addressing the roots of that anxiety. People who feel hopeful about
their futures are far less likely to hate those around them and wish them harm.
History is filled with examples, so it’s no surprise that those who never
really recovered from the 2008-10 recession have become really frustrated. They,
too, have potentials, dreams and legitimate needs, and in a just economic
system that works better for everyone, they could experience some progress.
Case in point: Nazism took hold in
Germany during the crippling post-WWI depression it experienced. The hardship
and humiliation of those times (due largely to post-WWI reparations and other
restrictions demanded by the Versailles Treaty) made German youth exceedingly
angry and easily manipulated by toxic actors like Hitler. Hitler wrote about
how important such anger was to launching his plans:
“A violently
active, dominating, intrepid, brutal youth—that is what I am after. I want to
see in its eyes the gleam of pride and independence, of prey. I will have no
intellectual training. Knowledge is ruin to my young men.”[1]
So now we seem to have a new
generation of angry, “brutal” youth for a new generation of power players to exploit, and I suspect we could learn something by
comparing the dynamics in play in each generation’s Pluto ingress chart—a story
for another day. What we call the “Greatest Generation” here in the U.S. (i.e.,
the Pluto
in Cancer generation) was the same generation in Germany that fought
for Hitler and enabled the Holocaust—Pluto is only as positive or
negative as we make it.
Today’s young warriors (and white
supremacist terrorists) are most likely from the Pluto in
Scorpio and Sagittarius generations, and both signs are capable of great
dedication, but also great violence, when pushed too far. Again, seeing a
bright path forward could change so many lives.
Of course, none of this excuses violence and brutality, let
alone actual terrorism, but the rest of us aren’t off the hook either. We’ve
all contributed to the world our young generations are trying to navigate, and IMHO,
we owe them whatever support we can muster. We might start by getting behind
those courageous kids who stopped everything to protest climate change
inaction!
Our deepest condolences to the New
Zealand Muslim community and our thanks to Prime Minister Ardern, for her strong,
compassionate leadership. We’re all in this together!
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We can learn a lot from New Zealand's example. |
Raye
Robertson is a practicing astrologer, writer and former educator. A graduate of
the Faculty of Astrological Studies (U.K.), Raye focuses on mundane,
collective-oriented astrology, with a particular interest in current affairs,
culture and media, the astrology of generations, and public concerns such as
education and health. Several of her articles on these topics have been
featured in The Mountain Astrologer and other publications over the years.
She is
also available to read individual charts—contact her at: robertsonraye@gmail.com.
© Raye Robertson 2019. All
rights reserved.
[1]Cited in Mario Kamenetzky, The Invisible Player: Consciousness as the Soul of Economic, Social,
and Political Life, Park Street Press, Rochester NY, 1999, p. 63.
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