The ‘STARS’ of the Olympics

First and foremost my discipline is Astrology so of course I drew up the charts for the upcoming Olympic events out of curiosity as well as to aid my ongoing studies. Well, I wasn’t disappointed – the symbolism is both astonishing and a bit disconcerting.

The connections between recent events, the numerology and the astrology, were so numerous it was impossible to include them all in one article. Hence, I decided to write enough of what I discovered to hopefully inspire others to do their own research and tune into these developmental times in their own way.

Officially, the opening ceremony is at 9pm, on the 27^th of July.

Here is the chart for this time.

To keep things simple for those of you who are not familiar with Astrology, the thing to keep in mind is that the most important factors in an Astrological chart is the Sun, the Moon, the ‘ruler of the chart’, planets near the cardinal angles and the Cardinal Angles themselves, portraying the cross in the circle or the sunrise, noon, sunset and midnight points of the SUN’S journey.

Ordinarily, casting a chart only involves using our own star and the planets of our solar system. But there is also a tradition of using certain prominent fixed, slow moving stars and seeing where they lie on a given chart.

The first thing that struck me in the 9pm chart was 9° degrees of the sign of Aquarius, coming over the horizon. Note: the number 9 (both time and degree) and the sign of the dawning Aquarian Age. The chart also has the Moon in the 9^th house and both  the Noon (MC) position and the ‘Dragon’s head’ in Sagittarius, the 9^th sign of the zodiac.

The Dragon’s head is distinguished in Astrology as the Moon’s  North Node or where eclipses occur. The Dragon is half bird, half reptile and symbolically joins together the Earth and the Sky.

As the symbolism unfolds, the number 9 and the number 5 will be popping up all over the place. The opening ceremony begins at 9pm on the 27^th – which is 2+7 = 9.  And, funnily enough, not only was the actual budget for this opening ceremony quoted as  £27 million (2+7 = 9) but the entire Olympic budget was £81 million 8+1=9.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2012/jun/12/london-2012-olympic-opening-ceremony

The number 9  has always had powerful connotations. It is the number of Mars, the god of war. It represents authority in the realms of mind, body and spirit (3+3+3).

The power of 9 empowers one to be the AUTHOR of their own experience.

The number 5, on the other hand, is the number of the mercurial mind, Mercury the trickster. 5 confers versatility, cleverness and quick wit. 5 combines 2ness (mind) with 3ness (spirit).