An encountering query in reflection upon e-conversations with Saturnine sibling about his long ago decision to choose Judaism coupled with thoughts about our mother while reading ethicist Peter Singer’s “Yes, but when it’s your own mother“ exceptions in John Swinton’s book: If one planet were assigned to “Du” of Martin Buber’s “Ich-Du,” which would it be?
Friday, February 8, 1878, Vienna, AUS, 00:00:
Mercury 24° 03′ Capricorn trine Pluto 23° 34′ Taurus
Sunday, May 7, 005 (-4 jul.) BCE, Bethlehem, 18:43:55/16:23:07 UT:
Mercury 23° 45′ Rx Taurus trine Jerusalem 24° 41′ Capricorn
Monday, April 20, 2020, local, 15:59 CDT:
Virgo 16° 21′ rising quincunx Mercury 16° 33′ Aries
Moon 6° 54′ separating conjunct Chiron 6° 52′ Aries
Moon trine natal Mercury
Pluto 24° 59′ Capricorn
Image: Astronomy Picture of the Day, April 11, “Venus and the Pleiades in April,” by Antonio Finazzi