Orpheus and Eurydice by Nicolo dell Abate 16th century PD-Art

Who hasn’t been horrified, moved, and now joyous, over the collapse of the Chilean mine and the rescue of the 33 men trapped for more than 2 months? Of note is that the operation to bring the miners one-at-a-time to the surface began with the Moon’s entry into Capricorn, successfully beginning to bring men from the rocky depths as the Lunar influence passed over Pluto, god of the Underworld.

So I wondered where the asteroid Orpheus might be; he’s the fellow who persuaded Pluto to resurrect his dead love, his wife Eurydice, (apparently he did this by singing and playing music so beautifully–a few Elvis songs, perhaps?)with the only condition being that Orpheus could lead her from the Underworld, but must wait until both were back above ground before looking at her. Find out what happened here http://anasteroidsdatabase.wordpress.com/?s=orpheus For our purposes, Orpheus is currently at 11 Capricorn, right where the Capricorn Moon sweeps over him during the rescue operation–leading the miners from their months’ underground home back to the land of the living. Isn’t astrology fun?