Stargazing Star of David and Total Lunar Eclipse

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The discussion highlights the significance of the Star of David formation in astrology, particularly during the total lunar eclipse on November 8, 2003. Participants express interest in the astrological implications of this event, noting its potential connection to the end of the Mayan calendar. The chart features a grand sextile involving six planets, symbolizing harmony and balance, which is viewed as an auspicious alignment. The conversation emphasizes the importance of this celestial event and invites further interpretations and insights. Overall, the Star of David's presence during the eclipse is considered a noteworthy astrological phenomenon.
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I stumbled on this page while reading the weekly celestial weather report.

http://astrosite.com/__JM1.htm

the star of david is present at the exact moment in an astrological chart that the Earth experiences a total lunar eclipse on 11/8/2003...
 
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Cool! If you remember, could you remind us again closer to the date? I'd love to see that and I have CRS.
 
glad you read the link :) it is quite significant in astrology, and also has been suggested that it is the real end of the mayan calandar instead of 12/21/2012...
 
Just curious Kerrie, what's your interpretation of this chart?
 
the chart shows a grand sextile with six planets...in aspect interpretation, the basic sextile (two planets 60 degrees from one another) represents harmony and balance and is considered a more weak aspect...however, this chart has a grand sextile and is the most opportunistic position of harmony and balance...

will put more in later...
 

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