Comments on Football Charts by J. Lee Lehman Football is a dangerous sport, and based on the two charts, for the founding of the NFL, and for the first Superbowl, it is precisely that danger which has added to the League's success. This is exactly what these two charts proclaim.
That Scorpio Mars also rules the 6th. Normally, we wouldn't read the 6th house of a corporation chart in terms of the disease of its parties, but this chart almost demands it. Here we see that 1st and 6th are connected by a single ruler, Mars. We have literally the story of the gladiators, who are just as compelling crumpled up on a heap on the playing field as making a spectacular catch. That is what the arena is for: the winners triumph, and the losers are carried out on a stretcher. In a sense, we also have the signature of concussions specifically here as well. The sign on the 6th? Aries, which rules the head. The Sun is the Almuten of the 6th, having in-sect Triplicity as well as exaltation there, so we bring in the whole mythology of the Sun: passionate dedication (hours and hours in the gym?) and spirited play, writ large in a public venue. But let's not forget. The darker side to the myth here is that when the King (Sun also rules the 10th) gets involved like this, it is often as a sacrifice: there's a long history of fertility kings sacrificed for the good of the community. This is what this chart looks like.
Once again, the planet that rules the 1st rules the 6th. The play itself is what causes the illness, or in this case, the injuries. Injuries are more than “part of the game,” they are part of the appeal. Mars in Libra, in detriment, and thus highly zealous is in the 6th, showing the tendency to go overboard, to be injured out of excessive zeal. The South Node in the 6th show destruction. This Super Bowl chart had a Moon-Saturn conjunction, which is already destructive enough opposite the mid-Sixties Uranus-Pluto conjunction, thereby embedding this highly volatile combination into the history of the truly big NFL games. The Uranus-Pluto is in the 5th, again reminding us that, despite many denials, this player destruction truly is part of the entertainment. Let the carnage begin – but we'll applaud when they are carried off the field! So: what should the NFL take this whole concussion thing seriously? Actually protecting players would probably be bad for business. To unsubscribe, click here e Wiki | Friends | Editors | Contact Us Copyright © 2014 by Planet Waves, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Other copyrights may apply. Some images used under Fair Use or Share Alike attribution. |
