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The solar system PHOTO: Pixebey
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The first day of parliament is bad
The new moon in Sagittarius is great for a new beginning, but the beginning of something new on the last day of the old moon portends epic failure
Kiril Petkov must hurry to form a government on St. Ignatius Day, before December 20.
The future prime minister has exactly 14 days to hit perhaps the best time of the year for a new beginning, according to various astrological forecasts.
A new moon under the sign of the constellation Sagittarius, which means a beginning under a strong fiery sign, foretells the permanence of what has begun. But Friday’s gathering of parliament the day before the new moon and the day before a solar eclipse is a sign of an eclipse and a setback.
Apparently, neither President Rumen Radev nor the parties consulted with astrologers to choose Friday, December 4 – the last day of the old moon and before a solar eclipse in the southern hemisphere.
On December 19, Venus begins a retrograde motion, but coincides with Pluto. This does not matter much to the fate of the government, because retrograde Venus foretells problems in love, not in government.
The coincidence with Pluto is a sign of changes in big money and is interpreted as a good omen.
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