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Alex Harper explains that triple conjunctions of Mercury, Mars, and Saturn are significant astrological indicators of rebellions, uprisings, and wars of independence. Unlike standard Mars-Saturn synodic cycles, the inclusion of Mercury links these events to public discourse, propaganda, and organized dissent against established authority.
The French Revolution and Indonesian Reformation are examined as primary examples. Harper demonstrates how Mars acts as the 'trigger planet,' escalating tension when it makes hard aspects to the degree of the triple conjunction and transiting Saturn, often sparking violent outbursts and systemic shifts.
Harper shifts focus to the US, arguing that the Constitution chart (1787) is the most accurate tool for predicting domestic shifts. He connects current planetary alignments to Vedic Mahadasha periods, suggesting a recurring theme of expanding federal power at the expense of individual rights and privacy.
The discussion turns to the year 2030, a year frequently cited by various analysts as a turning point. Harper contends that the solar return of the US Constitution in 2030 points to a 'great reset,' potentially involving a move toward digital currencies and a restructured state apparatus that effectively ends the current democratic form of the nation.
Despite the 'black pill' outlook for 2030, Harper highlights the triple conjunction of 2032 as a pivotal moment of revitalization. He draws parallels to the Greek War of Independence, suggesting that the public will eventually reject the digital control grid, leading to a '1776 part two' where the American spirit rises to restore foundational ideals.