Gonggong Energy as Derived from its Discovery Chart and Astromythology Series:
Gonggong is also about increased flood disaster preparedness… however the 6pm news can hardly talk about the astrology, therefore other narratives are spun…
Neptune in its home sign of Pisces, in the last decan, is contributing to making Gonggong events more pronounced, as the water sign heralds the occurrence of more water related events (see the articles for evidence).
How did Gonggong’s narrative come into being? Trans-Neptunian object Gonggong was discovered on 17 July 2007, and during this time Gonggong itself was newly arrived in zodiac water sign Pisces conjunct the North Node in Pisces. On the day there were multiple yods at play, and in the months prior to this date, Haumea in Libra squared Varuna in Cancer making a near exact Hammer of Thor apex on Gonggong, A series of large floods occurred in parts of the United Kingdom during the summer of 2007, due to overly water saturated soils. It was England's wettest June/July on record in what was described as “a summer of suffering”. Civil and military authorities described the June/July rescue efforts as the biggest in peacetime Britain.
The Environment Agency described the July floods as critical and expected them to exceed the 1947 benchmark. The July 2007 floods was a wake up call and case study for MORE ROBUST FLOOD RISK MANAGEMENT, clarification of roles, more effective communication amongst responsible organisations, better protections for infrastructure, wider public engagement, etc. There were some deaths but homelessness, lack of electricity, drinking water, sanitation etc were a huge problem. Similar floods happened during that time in other countries… Disaster reports from 2007 shows Sri Lanka had massive flash floods in January, in February Jakarta was virtually under water, and Bangladesh saw floods and landslides, and India’s monsoon was particularly troubled by torrential rain, etc.
At the heart of Gonggong energy, there seems to be a high sensitivity and orientation towards situations of uncertainty, that is rooted in an ongoing, big picture process; where the final result is very difficult to predict, control, mitigate or handle appropriately, especially when potentially moving towards, or are at, disaster level.
See the articles below:
Gonggong was a short-tempered Chinese water god responsible for chaos that led to floods, landslides, and the tilt of the Earth in ancient Chinese legends. He is the dragon or demon who is most famous for knocking the planet out of kilter and thus causing the seasons, precession of the equinoxes, and devastating floods. The Chinese dragon is a world recognised symbol of Chinese culture and Chinese folk religion. Gonggong is a water god or monster who terrorised prehistoric China.
Gonggong was a short-tempered Chinese water god responsible for chaos that led to floods, landslides, and the tilt of the Earth in ancient Chinese legends. He is the dragon or demon who is most famous for knocking the planet out of kilter and thus causing the seasons, precession of the equinoxes, and devastating floods. The Chinese dragon is a world recognised symbol of Chinese culture and Chinese folk religion. Gonggong is a water god or monster who terrorised prehistoric China.
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