Astrology of 5th Pan-African Congress

Astrology of 5th Pan-African Congress

Con-Fraternity

Innovative exchanges of actionable ideas was related to the politics of independence. This was the theme in the astrology of the 5th Pan-African Congress. The tropical Libran Sun was in the 11^th House of fraternal organizations. The Aquarian Moon, placed in the 2^nd House of the immediate future, struck a resonant tone that reflected the intent of the meeting:

Freedom!

Astrology of 5th Pan-African Congress

The Sun, Moon and Ascendant mirrored intense discussions about the struggle for freedom of Africans in Africa and abroad. The struggle can be sensed from the Moon sesquiquadrate Uranus r/. There was a new vision, related to the Moon-trine Neptune. This appeared to relate people of African descent to a universal paradigm.

The meeting’s agenda in Manchester, England was set for Monday, 15 October 1945. It was to start at 10 am for the 1^st session. With Scorpio rising, the chart ruler was Pluto in Leo in the 9^th House.

The Executive Committee of the Pan-African Federation, sent invitations to organizations (11^th House). This action was in sympathy to the hopes and aspirations (11^th House) of subject peoples. Many Fraternal delegates (11^th House reference), were invited to represent their organizations. Notice the many clear affinities, so far, to the 11^th House.

The Aquarian Moon opposed the Pluto in Leo in the 3rd 9th axis. This could be construed as pointing to African people (Moon) subjected to extreme control by powerful collectives (Pluto) from outside Africa (9th House).

So, this also applied to Africans in other places (9^th House) around the world. The Moon was in the same degree as the nodal axis. This brought the critical element of urgency into the proceedings. Cancer was intercepted in the 8^th House, another point of tension for the Moon. Mars was co-ruler of the Scorpio Ascendant and in Cancer.

Here’s a useful link: Center for African Studies, University of Leeds

The Agenda documented date, time and place was sent to me from a library assistant from: Ahmed Iqbal Ullah RACE Centre, The University of Manchester, Manchester Central Library, Lower Ground Floor, St Peters Square, Manchester, M2 5PD

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