dude123
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When an unexpected Earthquake hit Japan, Uranus was in Pisces at 29 degrees 51 minutes. Technically, it's in Pisces, but it was so CLOSE to being in Aries. Many people think that the influence of Aries caused the earthquake as it's the sign of aggression, and Uranus is the planet of "unexpectedness". Add the 2 together and it makes for a VERY disastrous combination.
It's definitely not a coincidence that it happened on the day before Uranus entered Aries. I mean come on...it was only 1 day off, it should still count that Uranus in Aries was at fault here! Also, the Moon was at 0 degrees Gemini at the time of the Earthquake, another cuspy placement. But it still conjuncts Algol, the fixed star, located at 26 degrees Taurus. This particular star is said to be very violent and destructive.
Many people may disagree with the cusp theory. But personally, I believe that there IS something to it. Any planet at the very end or very beginning of a sign seem to take on some influence of the sign next to it, to a certain degree. It only makes logical sense. For example, let's say you stood at the door of your house but don't go out, you would still feel a light breeze from the wind outside. I know it's a stupid analogy, but it's kinda similar in nature to the cusp theory. Also, according to science, everything with mass has a gravitational pull to each other. So, if you think of it in an astrological way, Pisces and Aries may have a gravitational pull at the cusps, which in turn forms a blending of the 2 different energies. Maybe not physically, but in a non-physical astrological way...you see what I'm trying to get at here?
All in all, I definitely believe that cusps do exists. Not only for house cusps, but for sign cusps as well.
It's definitely not a coincidence that it happened on the day before Uranus entered Aries. I mean come on...it was only 1 day off, it should still count that Uranus in Aries was at fault here! Also, the Moon was at 0 degrees Gemini at the time of the Earthquake, another cuspy placement. But it still conjuncts Algol, the fixed star, located at 26 degrees Taurus. This particular star is said to be very violent and destructive.
Many people may disagree with the cusp theory. But personally, I believe that there IS something to it. Any planet at the very end or very beginning of a sign seem to take on some influence of the sign next to it, to a certain degree. It only makes logical sense. For example, let's say you stood at the door of your house but don't go out, you would still feel a light breeze from the wind outside. I know it's a stupid analogy, but it's kinda similar in nature to the cusp theory. Also, according to science, everything with mass has a gravitational pull to each other. So, if you think of it in an astrological way, Pisces and Aries may have a gravitational pull at the cusps, which in turn forms a blending of the 2 different energies. Maybe not physically, but in a non-physical astrological way...you see what I'm trying to get at here?
All in all, I definitely believe that cusps do exists. Not only for house cusps, but for sign cusps as well.