Eclipse Path: Where the Eclipse effects are felt the most

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Hi, I'm Joni Petrie, and welcome to my YouTube channel. Well, today I want to talk deeper about the solar eclipses that are going to be affecting the world in 2020. So the solar eclipse that we have coming up here will first of all appear on December 26th of 2019 at 9 degrees of Sagittarius. Then six months later, we're going to have another solar eclipse that will occur during June 21st at 6 degrees of Gemini. So you see, these eclipse patterns always happen in the opposing signs and six months apart. So an eclipse is when we have the sun and the moon come together. Solar eclipse is a new moon. Lunar eclipse is a full moon. But we're going to be focusing on these two solar eclipses in terms of where the eclipse path is on Earth, because wherever the eclipse path is on Earth is where it affects the people there the very most. So looking at the eclipse path, we're going to have a better understanding of how these effects will happen. Where. And so this eclipse that happens December 22, 6, 2019, at 9 degrees of Sagittarius, let's put up the eclipse path where the eclipse is more readily seen on Earth or where it's seen the clearest, that is the shadow. And realize that some people don't see the eclipse in accordance to whether it's day or night or where it's just the most visible. So this is what it's all about, where the eclipse is most visible. So looking at this, let's put up the eclipse path for the December 26th eclipse. And looking at this, you're going to find that this eclipse path pretty much starts in the Middle east and covers most of Saudi Arabia, right around where Dubai is. And it affects this whole portion of the world. And its shadows are all the way down to Africa, the northern part of Africa, but it extends right through the wave, extends right through into the very southern tip of India. This is the exact point. But remember, there's a shadow that extends all the way through.

Most, most of India and the Middle east and then extending on through into the ocean, into the, the Indian Sea. You can see that it goes all the way to where Malaysia is and all of this area, Indonesia, and continuing up through the oceans where it does have an effect on Australia.

Yes. So look at this path. Look and see where this area is. This is going to be where there's the most intensity, especially concerning Earth changes. I find that where these eclipse paths are can deal many times with earthquakes or tsunamis or extremes with the weather. And a Lot of social upheaval as well in the world. So that's going to be the effects during that six months. And then we arrive at the eclipse that we will have in June 21st at 6,6 degrees of Gemini. Now let's put up this eclipse path, which is very similar, but you're going to see that this eclipse path pretty much goes a little bit more north than where the other eclipse path was. So this one begins in Central Africa, extending up through, again.

The Middle East. The Middle east seems to be very affected. So bear in mind, looking at this particular map, what areas are going to have the heaviest turmoil, I might say, but particularly Earth changes. So it will extend up through Saudi Arabia and up through Tibet, the northern parts of way north of India.

And then on down through the center of China, extending out where Hong Kong is in the ocean region. So it covers really mainland of China and throughout, covering China and a little bit, a little bit north and south. But please be aware that there is so much that's going to be happening in, in the world in 2020. But I just wanted you to get a little idea of where these events will happen. And let me say this. Looking at the chart of the United States of America, yes, that chart is heavily, heavily affected by this eclipse or by this entire year because of the United States chart. The United States chart for that I use is the Kelleher chart. So this chart really has some major planets that are going to be affected by this year. So let me put the United States chart up here. And the time and the day is July 4, 1776, at 6:30pm in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In this chart you will see there are four planets, powerful planets, in Gemini in the seventh house, which. The seventh house deals with opponents, deals with partners, leadership. But notice that the sun, which represents leadership, the king, the ruler, is at 22 degrees of Gemini and Jupiter being 15 degrees of Gemini, these points are going to be heavily, heavily affected by this eclipse. Even Mars is in Gemini in this chart. So is Venus. So notice how this house and these planets will be heavily affected by both of these eclipses. And one more thing I might add, looking at the month of February, when transiting Mars comes together with Ketu at 8 degrees, 8 degrees, they're going to come together, conjoin.

Of Sagittarius. 8 degrees of Sagittarius is the ascendant sign of this chart of the United States. And realize that this was, this being 8 degrees, the ascendant sign was afflicted.

At the time of September in 2000. 1. That is when Mars and Ketu came together conjoined at 8, 9 degrees of Sagittarius which is this ascendant. So we know that the United States is going to come under pressure but we also know by, by these eclipse paths that something is coming up over in the Middle east affecting that in China. And I would imagine that this has a lot to do with the connection.

Or the problems associated with all of these countries coming all together. There is a lot to be seen and a lot to be predicted through better understanding of the eclipses and their paths. Remember eclipses are probably one of the most powerful thing that we can use to better understand prediction in astrology. So with that I'd like to close. If you would like more information on me or you would like a consultation you can always go to my website which is Galactic Center.org or if you're interested in learning Vedic astrology go to my university website which is universityofvedicastrology.com thank you.