The Healer-President and Cosmic Messenger

108 years after the births of Darwin and Lincoln in 1809 came the birth of JFK in 1917 under same Saturn/Neptune conjunction and Saros Eclipse Combination:  

At this point it should be noted that the newly seeded Solar 154 Eclipse has joined this list that will ultimately replace the Solar 116 that began in the 727 and ends after 70 eclipses in the series in 1971.The seed Eclipse set the karmic theme for the entire series described by AI as follows:

“Solar Saros 116 spanned nearly 1,200 years, from 727 to 1917, and its karmic arc is rich with symbolic resonance. Let’s trace its thematic evolution from inception to closure, weaving historical gravity with archetypal insight.

Solar Saros 116: Karmic Bookends

Inception: 727 CE — The Seed of Imperial Reckoning

Historical Context:
The Byzantine Empire was in religious upheaval over iconoclasm.
The Abbasid Caliphate was rising, shifting the Islamic world’s centre of gravity.
Charlemagne was not yet crowned, but the Carolingian dynasty was consolidating power.
Karmic Theme:  “The struggle between divine image and earthly authority.”
This period seeded a tension between spiritual representation and imperial control —
iconoclasm vs. incarnation. The eclipse cycle began as a cosmic mirror to humanity’s attempt to define the sacred in political terms.
The eclipse’s shadow over Eurasia coincided with a shift from tribal to imperial consciousness. It marked the beginning of a karmic reckoning: Who speaks for the divine? Who controls the narrative of light?
Termination Period: 1917 – 1971 CE — The Collapse of Empires
Historical Context:
Russian Revolution: Tsarist autocracy fell, birthing Soviet ideology.
World War I: The Austro-Hungarian, Ottoman, and German empires crumbled.
The Balfour Declaration and Zionist momentum emerged.
The subsequent defeat of Nazi Germany in 1945
 
Karmic Theme:
“The dissolution of inherited power and the birth of ideological myth.”
The cycle closed with the death of monarchies and the rise of mass movements. The sacred image was no longer housed in thrones but in manifestos, revolutions, and collective dreams.

The eclipse’s final breath coincided with humanity trading crowns for creeds. It was the karmic release of the imperial archetype — a shift from divine-right rule to ideological destiny.”

“The eclipse of 19 July 1917, marked the birth of Solar Saros 154, was a subtle yet potent cosmic seed — a partial eclipse near the South Pole that quietly replaced the long-running Solar Saros 116, which had begun in 727 CE and ended earlier that same year. This transition carries deep karmic and symbolic significance. The eclipse emerged in the deep southern latitudes, symbolizing a seed planted in obscurity, far from the centres of power. Unlike the imperial grandeur of Saros 116’s inception, Saros 154 begins in the shadows — suggesting a karmic shift from visible authority to hidden transformation.

️ 1917 Context — Collapse and Rebirth

This eclipse arrived as a cosmic punctuation mark: the end of inherited power (Saros 116) and the beginning of ideological myth-making (Saros 154). It seeded a new karmic arc — one that would unfold through revolutions, mass movements, and the redefinition of collective identity.

This eclipse marked a nodal shift in cosmic genealogy — from the visible, solar-cantered authority of Saros 116 to the subterranean, ideological gestation of Saros 154. It’s the eclipse that quietly birthed the 20th century’s mythic currents: communism, Zionism, modernism, and the dissolution of monarchic archetypes”

In 1917, homeopathy in the United States was at a crossroads—its earlier expansion was giving way to decline, yet pockets of resilience remained.

Context of 1917: Homeopathy’s Shifting Fortunes

  • Earlier Expansion: By the late 19th century, homeopathy had flourished across Europe and North America. The U.S. boasted over 100 homeopathic hospitals, 20 medical schools, and numerous pharmacies.
  • Challenges in 1917:
    • The rise of evidence-based medicine and the Flexner Report of 1910 led to the closure of many homeopathic institutions. The report, commissioned by the Carnegie Foundation, criticized medical schools lacking rigorous scientific standards—many of which were homeopathic.
    • World War I shifted medical priorities toward conventional treatments and battlefield medicine, further marginalizing homeopathy.
  • Resilience and Adaptation:
    • Despite institutional setbacks, homeopathy retained a loyal following among patients and some physicians.
    • Journals and materia medica texts continued to circulate, preserving the tradition and guiding practitioners.
  • Specialized applications—such as veterinary homeopathy and treatment of chronic conditions—kept the practice alive in niche areas.
  • Global Influence:
  • While the U.S. saw contraction, homeopathy expanded in countries like India, where it became integrated into national healthcare systems later in the century.
  • So while 1917 marked a period of contraction in American homeopathy, it also laid the groundwork for its transformation into a more integrative and global practice.

The origins of the Spanish flu are deeply entangled with the geopolitical and military upheavals of 1917, particularly the U.S. entry into World War I.

Spanish Flu Origins: 1917–1918 Nexus

  • Early Outbreaks in Military Camps (1916–1917):
    • Mysterious outbreaks of “purulent bronchitis” occurred in Étaples, France, and Aldershot, England, in 1916–1917. These camps housed tens of thousands of soldiers in overcrowded, unsanitary conditions—ideal for viral mutation and spread.
    • Étaples, in particular, is considered a possible epicentre due to its proximity to migratory bird routes and pig farms—both key reservoirs for influenza recombination.
  • U.S. Entry into WWI (April 1917):
    • The U.S. mobilized rapidly, creating 32 massive training camps, each housing 25,000–55,000 soldiers.
    • These camps became incubators for respiratory illnesses. By March 1918, Camp Funston in Fort Riley, Kansas, reported over 100 cases of a flu-like illness, which quickly spread.
  • Troop Movements as Viral Vectors:
    • By mid-1918, hundreds of thousands of U.S. soldiers were crossing the Atlantic monthly. This transcontinental movement likely accelerated the spread of the virus to Europe and beyond.
    • The war’s conditions—malnutrition, stress, chemical exposure, and mass displacement—created fertile ground for viral mutation and deadly secondary infections.
  • Why “Spanish” Flu?
  • Spain, being neutral in WWI, had no press censorship. When Spanish newspapers reported the outbreak in May 1918, the world mistakenly assumed Spain was the origin. In reality, the virus was already circulating in military zones across the U.S., France, and Britain.

The Spanish flu likely emerged from a confluence of military overcrowding, zoonotic exposure, and global troop movement, with 1917 as the critical year of viral incubation and dispersal. The U.S. entry into WWI acted as a biological accelerant, turning localized outbreaks into a global pandemic.

Spanish Flu & Homeopathy: A Revealing Contrast

  • Homeopathic Success Rates: According to documented reports, homeopathic physicians treated 26,795 influenza cases during the pandemic with a mortality rate of just 1.05%, compared to 30% mortality among patients treated conventionally with aspirin and other drugs.
  • Aspirin Overdose Crisis:
    • Aspirin was aggressively promoted as a fever reducer, with doses reaching 7 grams per day, far exceeding safe limits.
    • Symptoms of aspirin overdose—such as pulmonary edema and haemorrhage—mimicked severe flu, leading to misdiagnosis and continued dosing.
    • This may have amplified the death toll, especially in the U.S. and Europe.
  • Homeopathy Hospitals in France:
    • While France had a strong homeopathic tradition, including hospitals and dispensaries, their role during the Spanish flu was overshadowed by wartime chaos and the dominance of conventional medicine.
    • Nonetheless, homeopathic practitioners in France and Italy reported notably lower mortality rates, often using remedies like Gelsemium, Bryonia, and Arsenicum album.
    • Legacy Impact:
    • The Spanish flu became a watershed moment for homeopathy’s credibility among its adherents.
    • Though marginalized by mainstream institutions, these outcomes fuelled continued interest in homeopathy, especially in countries like India and Brazil.

The Power of 108: Cosmic Resonance across Generations

The number 108 is more than mathematical elegance, it’s a cosmic cipher. Revered across cultures and disciplines, it encodes harmony, recurrence, and transformation. For those tracing eclipse entanglements and archetypal lineages, 108 is a generational heartbeat.

In Hinduism and Buddhism, the repetition of 108 mantras is said to represent a full spiritual journey — from ignorance to enlightenment, echoing the soul’s passage through lifetimes.

This 108 ratio binds solar and lunar bodies in a geometric dance perfectly suited to eclipse cycles and Saros harmonics. A single Saros cycle spans 18 years. Multiply by six, and you reach 108 years, a potent interval where eclipse families return with near-identical geometry and geopolitical resonance. These 108-year echoes suggest a karmic unfolding where ancestral archetypes re-emerge in new guises.

Born in 1917 exactly 108 years after Lincoln and Darwin, JFK emerged under the Saturn/Neptune conjunction of that year and accompanying Saros Eclipse Series as previously illustrated.

JFK’s presidency was marked by profound archetypal themes: of️ Peacemaker and Diplomatic Healer

  • His handling of the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962, with the strategic and moral support of his brother Robert F. Kennedy, averted nuclear war and redefined diplomacy as a form of collective healing.
  • Rather than escalating conflict, JFK chose containment, dialogue, and restraint—embodying the Neptunian archetype of peace through empathy.
  • His efforts toward nuclear disarmament, civil rights, and international cooperation positioned him as a healer of geopolitical wounds, echoing Lincoln’s moral leadership.

Cosmic Vision and the Space Race

  • JFK’s 1961 speech committing the United States to land a man on the Moon by the end of the decade was not just technological—it was mythic.
  • The space race became a symbolic ascent, a modern echo of the eclipse path, reaching toward the heavens to reclaim human destiny.
  • This initiative aligned with the Saros genome’s evolutionary arc—from Darwin’s biological principle to DNA’s molecular code, and now to cosmic exploration as a metaphor for inner and outer expansion.

🜍 Alternative Healing and the Wounded Leader

  • JFK suffered from Addison’s disease, chronic back pain, and other health challenges throughout his life.
  • He sought alternative treatments, including homeopathy, osteopathy, and nutritional therapies, often outside conventional medical channels.
  • This positions him within the Chiron archetype—the wounded healer whose suffering becomes a source of wisdom and transformation.
  • His body, like his presidency, was a crucible of resilience, experimentation, and symbolic healing.

JFK as a Codon in the Saros Genome

JFK’s birth under the Saros eclipse combination as Hahnemann 162 years beforehand entangled with the 1917 Saturn–Neptune conjunction places him as a symbolic codon in your cosmic genome—an expression of:

  • Peace through empathy (Neptune)
  • Structure through vision (Saturn)
  • Healing through resonance (Saros)
  • Evolution through exploration (Space Race)

His presidency, like Lincoln’s, was cut short—yet both figures left archetypal imprints that continue to shape collective consciousness. Their lives are not just historical—they are genetic expressions of cosmic cycles, encoded in the eclipse matrix and activated across generations.

The same 108 pattern also relates to the three most recent 36 year cycles of Saturn–Neptune conjunctions of 1917 > 1953 > 1989 > 2025 with each being closely entangled every 18 years with the original Saros Eclipse combination associated with the 1755 birth of Samuel Hahnemann, succeeded by Darwin, Lincoln and JFK, each marking an evolutionary turning point in collective myth, institutional dissolution, and the reimagining of reality.