Retrograde pandemic

Great Plague of London Peaks

Saturn Retrograde in Sagittarius / Great Comet

The Great Plague of London killed an estimated 100,000 people — nearly a quarter of the city's population. The wealthy fled, including the royal court, while the poor were sealed in their homes. A great comet visible over London was interpreted as a divine warning. Isaac Newton retreated to his family estate during the plague, beginning his most productive intellectual period.

Saturn retrograde in Sagittarius coincided with a spectacular comet, combining karmic reckoning with celestial portent. Saturn retrograde forces societies to confront the consequences of neglected responsibilities — London's overcrowded, unsanitary conditions made plague inevitable. The comet amplified public terror, as 17th-century Londoners read the heavens as divine judgment on a sinful city.

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