Here is the ACG map from the most recent Full Moon on March 11th, 2009.
The yellow arrows show the lines that I thought were the most likely ones for seismic or undersea activity to occur beneath ( see Mar 10th blogpost here). The Uranus line goes right down from Japan through to Melbourne, and it is here in the last week that they have had the worst earth tremors for 36 years. This is right on the heels of the worst bushfires in years, just outside Melbourne. Further down those longitudinal lines, into the Tasmanian sea, whales and dolphins have been beaching themselves. So what's going on here? Does planetary angularity pinpoint areas of increased atmospheric or electrical activity, which then causes greater stresses on the land masses beneath?
No-one really knows but, yet again, these astrology maps are pinpointing the locations on Earth 'below', where events corresponding to the nature of the planet that happens to be up above (especially those 'above' at the time of a lunation) occur. Follow the Pluto line down through the Pacific and you will see it passes through New Zealand, which from an overall global perspective is mightily close to this latest wave of undersea quakes and eruptions in Tonga.
Click here for footage of the undersea volcano erupting
