In Episode 445, astrologers Chris Brennan and Patrick Watson continue their discussion of Jupiter-Uranus conjunctions in history and look at more examples of key events that have coincided with these conjunctions in the past.
This is the next episode, and it’s a follow-up to the previous episode with Richard Tarnas, where we talked about his historical research on Jupiter-Uranus conjunctions presented in his book Cosmos and Psyche.
In this episode, we delve deeper into some of these examples and look at the charts associated with the events, as well as adding some new examples from ancient and modern times that Chris and Patrick discovered in their research on this cycle.
This episode is available in audio and video versions below.
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Time signs
- 00:00:00 Watching the previous episode
- 00:03:34 Moon compatibility with Jupiter-Uranus conjunctions
- 00:06:40 Combination of Kepler and 1610
- 00:12:17 The seismometer was invented in 132 AD
- 00:14:42 Goal-year periods
- 00:37:53 A combination of 1941 and today’s parallel
- 00:52:55 The Manhattan Project
- 00:56:40 Half of a bitcoin
- 01:04:00 Chris Hemsworth and Henry Cavill
- 01:18:52 American Revolution
- 01:23:27 Statue of Liberty
- 01:25:36 Nat Turner’s Rebellion
- 01:34:23 Arab spring
- 01:43:05 The capital of Islam was moved in 836 AD
- 01:45:10 Cambridge was founded in 1209
- 01:48:16 1969 Stonewall Riots
- 01:52:25 Mother of all demos in 1968
- 02:01:28 Think back to 1997
- 02:17:20 Patrick’s experience of Jupiter in Taurus
- 02:20:12 Computer beat 1997 chess champion
- 02:22:16 Upcoming Uranus-Pluto trine
- 02:27:08 Upcoming Jupiter-Uranus cycle transits
- 02:34:02 End credits
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