Death:Death by War or Terrorism 11 September 2001 at 12:00 noon in Manhatten, NY (Plane explosion, age 46, World Trade Center attacks) chart Placidus Equal_H.
American abuse counselor who had begun her vocation 16 years before when she herself entered a substance abuse program. She had spent much of her life in the Boston area before moving to Newton with her husband, Allan. Hackel’s greatest passions in life were her volunteer work and her spiritual growth. She and her best friend, Ruth McCourt, planned a California vacation; a spiritual conference at the Chopra Center for Well Being and a visit to Disneyland for Ruth’s four-year old daughter. They could not get tickets on the same plane, so Hackel took American Airlines Flight 11, which crashed into the World Trade Center on 9/11/2001, piloted by terrorists. Ironically, Ruth and her daughter Juliana took United Airlines Flight 175, which crashed into the south tower. Read less
In Vedic astrology, the natal lagna (ascendant) in Gemini, particularly in the Punarvasu nakshatra, brings forth a blend of intellectual curiosity and adaptability. Gemini is an air sign ruled by Mercury, which bestows individuals with strong communication skills, a quick wit, and a versatile nature. When the ascendant falls in Punarvasu nakshatra, ruled by Jupiter, it adds a layer of optimism, wisdom, and a sense of renewal or regeneration to the personality. Punarvasu natives are often characterized by their desire for exploration, learning new things, and a philosophical outlook on life. Having the lagna lord Mercury placed in the 1st house in Gemini amplifies these qualities significantly. Mercury in its own sign and house indicates a sharp intellect, excellent communication abilities, and a youthful, energetic demeanor. The individual is likely to be highly analytical, with a strong inclination towards learning and disseminating knowledge. This placement suggests a person who is adaptable, thrives on intellectual exchanges, and possesses a strong sense of self-awareness. Mercury being in Mrigasira nakshatra, which is ruled by Mars, introduces an element of curiosity and pursuit. Mrigasira is symbolized by the deer’s head, reflecting an innate desire to explore and seek new experiences. It can bring about a restless nature, as well as a deep craving for understanding and searching for truth. This placement can make the person keenly observant and strategic, often using their intellect to navigate through life’s challenges. Overall, this combination suggests a highly intellectual individual with a thirst for knowledge and exploration. They are likely to be excellent communicators, capable of expressing ideas clearly and persuasively. With a natural curiosity and a philosophical bent, they may pursue careers in writing, teaching, or any field that requires analytical thinking and communication skills. This alignment fosters a balance between intellectual pursuits and practical application, driven by a desire to explore and understand the world.
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