Thema Mundi Return 2024 - rough notes

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Calculating for Wellington, New Zealand

Planets
Sun (PM) – 10 (+)

• sextile+ Mars (Gemini – 7)

• sextile+ Jupiter (Gemini – 7)

Moon (political classes) – Virgo (peregrine) – 11 (-)

• conjunct+ Mercury^R (Virgo – 10)

• square- Mars (Gemini – 7)

• square- Jupiter (Gemini – 7)

• opposite- Saturn (Pisces – 5)

Mercury^R (public intellectuals) – Virgo (rulership & exaltation) – 10 (+)

• conjunct+ Moon (Virgo – 11)

• conjunct+ Venus (Virgo – 10)

• square- Uranus (Taurus – 6)

Venus (women) – Virgo (fall) – 10 (-)

• conjunct+ Mercury^R (Virgo – 10)

• square- Uranus (Taurus – 6)

Mars (men) – Gemini – 7 (peregrine, but angular -> stronger) (~)

• sextile+ Sun (Leo – 10)

• square- Moon (Virgo – 11)

• conjunct+ Jupiter (Gemini – 7)

• square- Saturn (Pisces – 5)

Jupiter (corporates) – Gemini (detriment) – 7 (-) [Sagittarius is rising, so this is the ruler of the chart]

• sextile+ Sun (Leo – 10)

• square- Moon (Virgo – 11)

• conjunct- Mars (Gemini – 7)

• square- Saturn (Pisces – 5)

Saturn (rural) – Pisces (peregrine) – 5 (-)

• opposite- Moon (Virgo – 11)

• square- Mars (Gemini – 7)

• square- Jupiter (Gemini – 7)

Uranus (key individuals) – Taurus (fall & intercepted) – 6 (-)

• square- Mercury (Virgo – 10)

• square- Venus (Virgo – 10)

• sextile+ Neptune (Pisces – 5)

Neptune (masses) – Pisces (rulership) – 5 (+)

• sextile+ Uranus (Taurus 6)

Houses:

1 (common people) – Sagittarius – ruled by Jupiter (-)

• opposite T square of Jupiter (-) square with Saturn (-) and the Moon (-)

2 (national economy) – Sagittarius – ruled by Jupiter (-)

3 (transport/comms/media/schools) – Capricorn – ruled by Saturn (-)

4 (agriculture & resources/real estate/rural/opposition) – Aquarius – ruled by Uranus (-)

5 (speculation/entertainment/sport) – Pisces – ruled by Neptune (+)

• Saturn present (-)

• Neptune present (+)

6 (public health/labour) – Aries – ruled by Mars (~)

• Uranus present (-)

7 (foreign affairs) – Gemini – ruled by Mercury (+)

• Mars present (~)

• Jupiter present (-)

8 (foreign trade) – Gemini – ruled by Mercury (+)

9 (judiciary/religions/universities) – Cancer – ruled by Moon (-)

10 (executive) – Leo – ruled by Sun (+)

• Mercury present (+)

• Venus present (-)

11 (legislature) – Virgo – ruled by Mercury (+)

• Moon present (-)

12 (institutions) – Libra – ruled by Venus (-)

Notes

PM has backing of corporates and men sounds about right.
Political classes (interpreted as the vocal part mostly from the left) are in a bad way with corporates, men, and rural areas, but with the support of public intellectuals also sounds about right.

Opposition between Saturn (rural) and Moon (political classes) perhaps reflects issues around Climate Change and the controversies around taxing methane output in the agricultural sector. With the corporates (Fonterra is the key one here) between those two, an impact on the (1st house) common people could be food prices. All three planets are weak though. The 4th house (ag & rural) being ruled by Uranus (influential individuals), this could be interesting.

National economy (2nd house) is ruled by a fairly weak Jupiter (corporates), so no change there.

Transport/comms/media/schools (3rd house) is ruled by a quite afflicted Saturn - this could point to the worsening roads situation continuing.

Speculation/entertainment/sport (5th house) with weak Saturn (rural) and its ruler Neptune (masses) present would probably indicate no major sporting disasters and/or no catastrophic burst to the housing bubble.

Public health (6th house) ruled by a so-so Mars with a weak Uranus present may point to outcomes from the Covid Public Inquiry being meh.

Foreign affairs (7th house) ruled by a strong Mercury (public intellectuals) with a weak Jupiter (corporates) and mixed Mars (men) present, suggests a continued muddling through with resistance to fully committing to a US-led axis.

Foreign trade (8th house) also ruled by a strong Mercury suggests business as usual there.

The executive (10th house) ruled by the Sun (PM) and with a strong Mercury but weak Venus (finance minister Nicola Willis?), suggests a strong government showing in communicating its successes. Or does it reflect the government putting its stamp on the bureaucracy after cutting it down to size and replacing most of its leadership?

The legislature (11th house) ruled by a strong Mercury with a weak Moon present suggest BAU there.

Institutions (12th house) ruled by a weak Venus – a quiet time there perhaps?

Note: where the Maori vs UrPakeha vs Tauiwi split in the electorate would be reflected in mundane astrology is something that needs some thought.