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As is typical among mundane astrologers, imminent planetary events arose in the mundane astrologers facebook group. This time, the Saturn-Neptune closing (270°) square. Two predominantly in the media while Saturn and Neptune danced around the square, 2015-2016, Donald Trump and PopeFrancis, feature mutable planets in their horoscopes. The price of oil seems to have dived as Saturn and Neptune neared the 270° mark. The Saturn-Neptune square looks to have enhanced the Uranus-Pluto square that dominates the 2010s. As we move through 2016, Jupiter in Virgo moves opposite Neptune, forming a t-square with Saturn.
All three main US horoscope candidates affected
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A clue for Saudi Arabia's horoscope
Sunday, 3 January 2016 Saudi Arabia cut relations with the Republic of Iran. This escalation responds to Iranians looting the Saudi embassy. The problem with analyzing this event rests with uncertainty over which one, 1905 or 1932 best describes the Arabian kingdom.
Two horoscopes related to this diplomatic rift provides some insight.
Read more: Saudi Arabia and Iran horoscopes and severed relations
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Looking at the plethora of charts the US Horoscope Research Project(USHRP) generates, I have difficulty deciding which candidate of the three so far works best. Looking through theSignificant Events of US History, I realized some events have common themes: war, economics, SCOTUS decisions, etc. I think you can see where the logic is going, So this is the first in series of articles that aggregrate horoscopes around common themes.
War Entry Criteria
When is a war, a war? War is not always easily defined. A conflict is not necessarily a war, so for this survey I have decided to limit it to official declarations and obvious cases of escalation. It may expand to cover others possibilities, but the ones on these pages should suffice for now. As of this writing, the horoscopes are those of the events themselves and transit horoscopes for Independence, Articles of Confederation and Constitution signing. The survey begins on the next page.
Lexington & Concord 19 April 1775
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Battle of Lexington & Concord | Battle of Lexington & Concord Independence Horoscope (Howland) |
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Battle of Lexington & Concord Articles of Confederation |
Battle of Lexington & Concord Constitution signing |
War of 1812 18 June 1812
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War of 1812 | War of 1812 Independence Horoscope (Howland) |
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War of 1812 Articles of Confederation |
War of 1812 Constitution signing |
Mexican-American War 25 April 1846
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Mexican-American War |
Mexican-American War Independence Horoscope (Howland) |
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Mexican-American War Articles of Confederation |
Mexican-American War Constitution signing |
US Civil War 12 April 1861
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US Civil War | US Civil War Independence Horoscope (Howland) |
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US Civil War begins Articles of Confederation |
US Civil War begins Constitution signing |
Spanish-American War 6 April 1898
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Spanish-American War | Spanish-American War Independence Horoscope (Howland) |
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Spanish-American War Articles of Confederation |
Spanish-American War Constitution signing |
US enters WWI 6 April 1917
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US enters WWI | US enters WWI Independence Horoscope (Howland) |
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US enters WWI Articles of Confederation |
US enters WWI Constitution signing |
US enters WWII 8 December 1941
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US enters WWII | US enters WWII Independence Horoscope (Howland) |
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US enters WWII Articles of Confederation |
US enters WWII Constitution signing |
Korean War begins 25 June 1950
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Korean War begins | Korean War begins Independence Horoscope (Howland) |
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Battle of Lexington & Concord Articles of Confederation |
Battle of Lexington & Concord Constitution signing |
3000 US troops deployed to Vietnam 8 March 1965
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3000 US troops deployed to Vietnam | 3000 US troops deployed to Vietnam Independence Horoscope (Howland) |
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3000 US troops deployed to VietnamArticles of Confederation | 3000 US troops deployed to Vietnam Constitution signing |
1st Gulf War 24 February 1991
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1st Gulf War | 1st Gulf War Independence Horoscope (Howland) |
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1st Gulf War Articles of Confederation |
1st Gulf War Constitution signing |
Iraq War 20 March 2003
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Iraq War | Iraq War Independence Horoscope (Howland) |
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Iraq War Articles of Confederation |
Iraq War Constitution signing |
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The US Horoscope Project (USHRP) is the only thing going on at mundaneastrologers.com right now. The time it occupies is well well worth it. To my knowledge, USHRP is the only place to see all of possible candidates for the US horoscope compared side by side and in relation to important events in US history.

How it all started
USHRP arose out of many discussions on mundane astrologers facebook open group about which chart best fits or describes the United States of America. Despite many seemingly endless discussions, mundane astrologers have yet to definitively decide which chart works best. Tellingly, some of us even conclude that one chart may not sufficiently describe any nation.
The reasons for this lack of consensus flows from the following:
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The founders of the United States of America were busy defining themselves as separate from Great Britain
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A declaration of independence does not necessarily create a nation or a nation-state
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Articles of confederation might describe a nation, nation-state or a working agreement
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A constitution may define a nation or how a nation-state operates
We can and should accept that the United States of America is a
nation-state. Additional insight however may add confusion. A nation and a nation-state are two different, but sometimes interconnected things. A nation-state arises out of a nation, but what is a nation? If we could the USA compare to something that cam before, our job would be easier, but it was on the first, if not the first nation-state. It was the first nation to organize as a state that stemmed from an idea or philosophy rather than out of tribal
origin. Perhaps even more confusing, it became a nation as it became a nation-state, unlike others who began as organically created nations.
Navigating USHRP
The USHRP menu is a dropdown. simply mousover any of the submenu items and click on the one you want. Nothing under 1st &2nd July or Other horoscopes yet. Right now Significant events in US history, Independence horoscopes, Articles of Confederation (AOC) horoscopes and Constitution horoscopes are populated.
USHRP so far
As of late December 2015, USHRP posts transit horoscopes for three candidate categories: Declaration of Independence (DOI), Articles of Confederation (AOC) and Constitution signed 17 September 1787. I say candidate categories because there
are more than a few choices under each. There are also others outside of these that may be worth testing.
As of this writing, I have not described much about each horoscope or candidate category. The main reason is that setting this up is time intensive. Another is that I am figuring this out as we go along.
Eventually though, all will get filled in. I already have lots of content saved up from our group discussions and other sources. You can also expect progressions and other directions
What I have seen so far
After looking at the many transits USHRP so far generates, I really find it difficult to conclude one candidate is more significant than another, even though I have a personal preference. I see this as a good sign. If other astrologers see what I see, we can truly have an open minded discussion.
Among the three candidates I have managed to see how they complement one another. This relationship is something that only USHRP can demonstrate. I think we're onto something.