Guest guest Posted December 14, 2000 Report Share Posted December 14, 2000 Thursday, December 14, 2000 The Road Ahead for Al Gore All, Last night, at 9PM EST, Vice President Al Gore officially conceeded to Texas Gov. and President-Elect Geo. W. Bush on national television. Hailed as one of the best speeches in his political career, Gore urged the nation to fall behind the new leader, and said his only regret, was that he did have the chance to fight for the causes that he, and so many others, believed in. The Concession Chart, cast for Dec 13, 2000, at 9PM EST in Washington, D.C., is quite revealing: once again, the Moon is Void of Course, this time reflecting the fact that the elections were over, and there was nothing anyone could do about it. It is within orb of an opposition to Neptune, a planet whose symbolism has come forward again and again, throughout this entire campaign. Gore is represented by the 1st house, whose Sign is Leo, which matches Gore's Western Asc, and falls exactly on his Saturn - and apt symbolism for realizing defeat. The Sun, at 22 Sag 23, is in the 5th house and has past sextile to Mars, ruler of the 9th - a clear echo of Gore's Last Stand in the past few days, his lawyers trying unsuccessfully, to argue his case before the US Supreme Court. The Moon's past square to Mars corroborates. The 10th house of this chart is ruled by Venus, which is in turn, conjunct Neptune. This, along with the fact that both Jupiter and Saturn is in the 10th house and Retrograde, speak volumes to Gore's defeat in his bid for the White House. Uranus is on the 7th cusp, in its own Sign, Aquarius - this clearly represents Bush, the victor. Gracious in defeat, Gore's speech will always be remembered as such, and this can be seen by noting that Venus is square to the MC. The Midpoint pictures for the speech are telling as well - AP = Saturn/Neptune (defeat, coming forward for all to see), MC = Mars/Saturn (again, defeat, being defeated), A = Saturn/MC (realization of defeat), and Sun = Venus/MC = Neptune/MC (being gracious, renunciation, possible sadness). This same chart compared to that of the United States shows its Asc is tightly opposed the Moon and MC - the pundits are correct, this speech is one for the history books. At 10PM CST, from the House of Representatives in Austin, TX, President-Elect Geo. W. Bush gave his Victory Speech. The horoscope for this event is practically the same as that for Gore's speech - but, with a few small, but significant differences. The Sign Leo again rises, this time at 21 degrees, which not only matches Bush's Asc, but also exactly conjuncts his Venus, a clear symbol of victory. The Moon has just entered Leo, and at 1 degree into that Sign, is applying to an opposition to Neptune. This is not a good portent for the new President - it clearly follows along with the idea of a "cloud" lingering over Bush's legitimacy as President; with transiting Neptune inching it's way towards Bush's Dsc, surely these themes will become more and more apparent in the days and months ahead. There are other signs that this chart is, in essence, a "weak" one; note that Uranus squares the MC, exact, in the 17 degree area of Fixed Signs; note too that Jupiter and Saturn are in the 10th house, and both are, as we have seen in the case of the Gore Concession chart, Retrograde. Both of these sets of symbols suggest strongly that Bush will have a very difficult time trying to keep his administration stable. More signs of the foundation being weakened can be seen in the Venus-Neptune conjunction, Venus ruling the MC. On top of all of that, we note the following midpoint pictures: AP = Saturn/Neptune, AP + Uranus = Mars/Pluto, A = Saturn/MC, and, most telling, Sun = Mars/Uranus = Mars/Asc. All of these formulas are ones that speak to above-average difficulty for Bush in his new role as President of the United States. So now, with Bush being officially recognized as the President of the United States, the Burning Question on everyone's mind is, will Al Gore return in 2004? Hmmm… Al Gore has just come out from under a humiliating Neptune transit, in opposition to his Ascendant, while at the same time, tr Uranus was in opposition to his Saturn, in his 1st house; and, we could go further, with the tr of Saturn sitting right on his Venus in the 10th house. These, I'm pretty sure we could all agree on, are not favorable combinations for one seeking public office! It will indeed take some time for Gore to lick his wounds, take a much needed vacation, and re-think his goals in life over the next few years. There is every indication that Gore will NOT seek the Presidency in 2004, and, if per chance he does, he will not be successful. In the meantime, Gore will quite possibly change course all together, leaving public life and going back to his first love, which were his days at Divinity school. It is very possible that Gore could, after a tremendous change in Perspective, delve deeply into his religiosity in the latter half of 2001 (for the "change of course" - tr Uranus opp Mars, ruler his 10th, Dec, 2000, SA Asc = Pluto, Feb, 2001; tr Saturn cnj Venus in his 10th, a final time, Mar, 2001; and, tr Uranus = his Sun/Moon midpoint all year, 2001. For his religious return - tr Jupiter cnj Uranus, already natally opp Jupiter in Sag, opp its natal position, and opposed the Moon; tr Jupiter sqr the Sun, and Neptune, both of which are in the 3-9 axis, all from Jun to Dec, 2001) . It is possible that Gore could re-emerge onto the Public Scene in 2002, re-energized and ready to act in his new role, perhaps as an Ambassador of Good Will, similar to former President Jimmy Carter; if this does indeed occur, he could spend a good deal of time abroad in this new chapter of his life (tr Uranus sqr Venus in the 10th, SA Asc = Jupiter, tr Jupiter sqr Sun, SA Mars = Sun, SA Mars = Venus, all 2002). In the years 2003-2004, Gore faces considerable challenges; in those two years, Gore's chart is deluged with difficult transits and Solar Arcs. It is a time of perhaps complicated motives for Gore; it is a time of realistic assessment of his potentials and the shifting of gears to accommodate that change; it is a time of dead-reckoning in his life. Again, if he does indeed seek the Presidency again, it is almost certain that he will not succeed - and, whether he runs for Office again or not, there are signs in his chart at this time, of him facing serious health problems, perhaps with his heart (2003: SA Moon = Neptune, SA Uranus = Saturn, tr Neptune opp Pluto, SA Mars = Neptune, tr Saturn opp Moon, tr Saturn sqr Sun, tr Saturn sqr Neptune. 2004: transits of Saturn to Sun and Neptune still in effect, transit of Neptune to Pluto still in effect; tr Saturn sqr MC, SA Asc = Saturn, SA Saturn = Sun, tr Pluto opp Uranus. It is important to keep in mind here, the Leo and Sun emphasis in this chart, now under high tension from all of this planetary activity). However, at the end of 2004, tr Jupiter will conjunct his Neptune and opposed his Sun, again bringing forward religious/philosophical themes; if he pulls through this period, that, along with Uranus transit of his Pluto will radically alter his Perspective on Life. Vedic Analysis of Al Gore's Horoscope Al Gore's Vedic horoscope mirrors the findings in his Western chart; his rise, fall, withdrawl from public life, possible return in a new role, health challenges and deep-seated philosophical/religious adjustments are all there. Gore's chart does not contain the Raja Yogas, in my view, that would support him being President - first off, he has Mars and Saturn in the 1st house. For a Cancer Asc, Mars is yogakaraka, however, he is debilitated. Rules state that, because Mars is with Saturn, the ruler of Capricorn, Mars' exaltation Sign, Mars' debilitation in the 1st is therefore broken, and becomes a Raja Yoga. But I am not convinced of this view, especially in light of what we all have seen in the past 5 weeks. Plus, we have to remember, that both Mars and Saturn are natural malefics, thus they have to bring some negative results into Gore's life, especially seeing as how they are in the 1st house of the Self. Further, Saturn is placed in its enemy's Sign, Cancer - and both Mars and Saturn's dispositor, the Moon, is itself placed in a Trik House, the 6th. As if this weren't bad enough, Mars and Saturn are placed in an enemy's star, and the lord is in the worst house of a Vedic chart, the 8th, itself in an enemy's Sign, Saturn! Saturn is also the lord of the 7th and 8th houses, both houses being associated with difficulty, especially when it comes to winning contests against competitors, like we saw in the elections. In no way, are these combinations of a President, and we saw the results for ourselves. Continuing on with our overview of Gore's Vedic chart, we can see that the Moon and Jupiter are in the 6th house, Sag; the Sun is in the 9th house as well. These are combinations that make one a Servant of Humanity for sure, perhaps with religious overtones; Jupiter is in its own Sign and disposes of both the Moon and the Sun. While the Sun, the planet of Politics, is well placed in the 9th, the other planet of Political Power, Saturn, is not so well-placed; further, the Sun is not very strong in the Varga Bala and not well-placed in the Navamsa, or from the Moon. Thus, it is safe to say, that Gore would not be successful for political bids during the Dasa of the Sun, which just began earlier this year, March to be exact. It is interesting at this juncture to point out the fact, that Gore's biggest political success came during his Venus Dasa, which was from 1980, to 2000 - it was during this time, that was elected Senator, being the only Senator from Tennessee in modern times, to carry all 95 counties in senate elections. He became Vice-President during this time also, under Bill Clinton, elected for the first time in 1992 and again in 1996. Venus is much better placed in Gore's chart than Mars or Saturn, and note that Rahu, which is in the 10th house, is placed in Venus' star - hence, Gore's political career success during Venus' Dasa (it is also important to point out the fact that Venus is placed in the 11th house of gains, being 2nd from the 10 house of career matters, and aspects the 5th house luck; the 5th house has always been shown to be very important for any politician from a Vedic Astrological perspective). Now, with the Sun Dasa running, there is no way that he would be successful in politics. However, this period DOES support him changing perspectives, travelling, and doing works that serve the Common Good, in a new role as a Humanitarian. Rahu is in the 10th house in Gore's chart. It is generally held that, the Nodes being Angular in a chart almost always suggests lots of drastic, dramatic changes in one's life. We have already seen this in Gore's life, going from servicemen to newspaper reporter to divinity school student to politician to Vice-President - now, we will see it yet again, as Gore re-assesses his goals, and alters his public image in the Spring of 2001 (Rahu in the 10th house of public image, Rahu sub-period in operation beginning in Apr 2001). As Rahu and Jupiter mutually aspect one another, he could very well go into another form of public service, with again, religious overtones. Sun-Jupiter will go into operation in March, 2002, and will last until Jan, 2003; at this time, Gore will most likely travel abroad, and advocate for the rights of people everywhere, definitely so here in the USA. He will go back to his staunch advocacy of the environment and people who would otherwise have no voice in government. This will be a period where his public image will take a turn for the better, and he will again be in the spotlight. >From Jan 2003, to Dec 2003, Sun-Sat will be running; this the time I mentioned earlier, when Gore will mast likely have health concerns to do with, and I said above, with his heart - note here, the Sun Dasa (Sun = heart), running with Saturn as sub-period. Both the Sun and Saturn are malefics, and Saturn is ruler of both the 7th and 8th houses; such a badly placed 7th and 8th lord can only bring problems for the native, in this case, health problems, as Saturn occupies the 1st house of the Body. This trend continues on into Dec 2003, with Sun-Mercury Dasa running, Mercury being in the 8th house, and placed in Saturn's Sign. The deep-seated religious views and so on that I stated in Gore's Western chart are supported here, with the Sun-Ketu Dasa commencing in Oct of 2004; note in Gore's chart, that the Moon (ruler of the Ascendant) and Jupiter (associated with religion, ruler of the 9th) are in Ketu's stars. This could be the basis of Gore writing yet another book. In the year 2005, Sun-Venus springs into action; as we have seen earlier, Venus periods are good for Gore. Perhaps this will be a time, when he yet again shine in the Public Eye. Next stop - The Bush Inaugural… Salaam, Mu DATA: Al Gore's Concession Speech Dec 13, 2000 9PM EST Washington, D.C. USA Placidus Asc 16 Leo Source: C-Span Geo. W. Bush Victory Speech Dec 13, 2000 10PM CST Austin, TX USA Placidus Asc 21 Leo Source: C-Span Geo. W. Bush July 6 1946 7:26AM EDT New Haven, CT USA Placidus Asc 7 Leo Source: Lois Rodden Database Al Gore March 31 1948 12:53PM EST Washington, D.C. USA Placidus Asc 4 Leo Vedic Asc (Lahiri) 11 Cancer Source: Lois Rodden Database United States of America July 4, 1776 2:13AM LMT Phildelphia, PA USA Placidus Asc 7 Gemini Book of World Horoscopes, by Nick Campion ===== Mu'Min M. Bey Western and Vedic Astrologer 1-888-514-5342 mumin_bey Thousands of Stores. Millions of Products. / Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 14, 2000 Report Share Posted December 14, 2000 Mu: Help my feeble mind through your labyrinthe... The Sun, at 22 Sag 23, >is in the 5th house and has past sextile to Mars, >ruler of the 9th - a clear echo of Gore's Last Stand >in the past few days, Why does this reflect his last stand? I don't follow the symbols here. his lawyers trying >unsuccessfully, to argue his case before the US >Supreme Court. The Moon's past square to Mars >corroborates. Where is this separating angle symbolism derived from? >The Midpoint pictures for the speech are telling as >well - AP = Saturn/Neptune (defeat, coming forward for >all to see), MC = Mars/Saturn (again, defeat, being >defeated), A = Saturn/MC (realization of defeat), and >Sun = Venus/MC = Neptune/MC (being gracious, >renunciation, possible sadness). Are all these from the 9 pm chart? No radix or directions I guess... This same chart >compared to that of the United States shows its Asc is >tightly opposed the Moon and MC - the pundits are >correct, this speech is one for the history books. Which USA chart is this? There are at least 8 in popular use. > >At 10PM CST, from the House of Representatives in >Austin, TX, President-Elect Geo. W. Bush gave his >Victory Speech. The horoscope for this event is >practically the same as that for Gore's speech - but, >with a few small, but significant differences. The >Sign Leo again rises, this time at 21 degrees, which >not only matches Bush's Asc, but also exactly >conjuncts his Venus, a clear symbol of victory. The >Moon has just entered Leo, and at 1 degree into that >Sign, is applying to an opposition to Neptune. This is >not a good portent for the new President - it clearly >follows along with the idea of a "cloud" lingering >over Bush's legitimacy as President; with transiting >Neptune inching it's way towards Bush's Dsc, surely >these themes will become more and more apparent in the >days and months ahead. I don't see how this chart of a victory speech is significant of much. If we want to get a better feeling for the upcoming presidency, surely the chart we should turn to is the inauguration chart of Jan 20 2001. >Vedic Analysis of Al Gore's Horoscope >Al Gore's Vedic horoscope mirrors the findings in his >Western chart; his rise, fall, withdrawl from public >life, possible return in a new role, health challenges >and deep-seated philosophical/religious adjustments >are all there. > >Gore's chart does not contain the Raja Yogas, in my >view, that would support him being President - first >off, he has Mars and Saturn in the 1st house. For a >Cancer Asc, Mars is yogakaraka, however, he is >debilitated. Rules state that, because Mars is with >Saturn, the ruler of Capricorn, Mars' exaltation Sign, >Mars' debilitation in the 1st is therefore broken, and >becomes a Raja Yoga. But I am not convinced of this >view, especially in light of what we all have seen in >the past 5 weeks. I don't think the effects of the rajayoga differentiate between president and vice-president. Plus, we have to remember, that both >Mars and Saturn are natural malefics, thus they have >to bring some negative results into Gore's life, >especially seeing as how they are in the 1st house of >the Self. Further, Saturn is placed in its enemy's >Sign, Cancer - and both Mars and Saturn's dispositor, >the Moon, is itself placed in a Trik House, the 6th. >As if this weren't bad enough, Mars and Saturn are >placed in an enemy's star, and the lord is in the >worst house of a Vedic chart, the 8th, itself in an >enemy's Sign, Saturn! Saturn is also the lord of the >7th and 8th houses, both houses being associated with >difficulty, especially when it comes to winning >contests against competitors, like we saw in the >elections. In no way, are these combinations of a >President, and we saw the results for ourselves. The credibility of this analysis would be greater if it was made before the election outcome was known. Come on, Mu! > >Continuing on with our overview of Gore's Vedic chart, >we can see that the Moon and Jupiter are in the 6th >house, Sag; the Sun is in the 9th house as well. These >are combinations that make one a Servant of Humanity >for sure, perhaps with religious overtones; Jupiter is >in its own Sign and disposes of both the Moon and the >Sun. While the Sun, the planet of Politics, is well >placed in the 9th, the other planet of Political >Power, Saturn, is not so well-placed; further, the Sun >is not very strong in the Varga Bala and not >well-placed in the Navamsa, or from the Moon. Thus, >it is safe to say, that Gore would not be successful >for political bids during the Dasa of the Sun, which >just began earlier this year, March to be exact. I gather this is your Ascendant-reckoned dasha system. For those who still follow old rules, the Moon-based dasha has Gore now in Rahu-Mercury. Rahu is in 10th house and its dispositor Mars is 1st house. That's a powerful rajayoga for sure -- even with Mars being in Cancer. Gore's Rahu dasha began in late November 1992, just a couple of weeks after winning the election with Clinton. For that 92 election win, he was in Mars-Moon. A good blend of 1st and 10th house connections there, too, as Mars in in the 1st ruling the 10th, while Moon rules the 1st and is conjunct Jupiter in Sag in the competitive 6th house. As for his chances in 2004, he'll be running Moon-reckoned Rahu-Venus. As already described Rahu is strong, and as you say, Venus is very well positioned for gains being in Taurus in the 11th. Without looking at other factors, I'd say he'll have a good chance, assuming he's still healthy, etc. Mercury is in 8th and under some pressure. That's enough carping from me for now. Chris Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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