Sunday, 26 April 2015

(171) Ophelia, adapting to cycles of love in personal relationships

(171) Ophelia is a main belt asteroid discovered in January of 1877.

The orbit is located in the outer zone of the main belt. It has a perihelion of 2.71 AU and an aphelion of 3.54 AU. The semimajor axis is at 3.12 AU. It has an orbital period of 5 years and 195 days. It has an inclination of 2.5º. It has a diameter of about 116 km.

Photometric observations were carried out in the years 1979 and 2006.


Orbital resonance:
15:7 with Jupiter (%100.0)
1:9 with Venus (%100.0)
1:23 with Mercury (99.9)
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5:6 with Pallas (99.9)
5:6 with Ceres (99.8)
5:6 with Herculina (99.9)

 

Character of English literature

Ophelia is one of the characters in the play "Hamlet" by Shakespeare. Initially there is love potential between her and Hamlet, but the relationship does not come to fruition, because Hamlet decides to focus on the recent death of his father. After the dramatic ending in which most of the characters die, including Hamlet, Ophelia goes mad and starts singing while she wanders aimlessly. Distractedly she enters into the river and dies drowned. 

(171) Ophelia is related with the adaptation to love cycles in personal relationships.


Every cycle has a beginning and an end, and it is important to know how to adapt to each of its phases, taking advantage of what life offers in the present moment.

"Centennial" (1978)

In full cycle of love, the activity is fluid and stable: everything happens naturally and predictably. When a relationship ends, it is necessary to accept it internally, in order to be able to move on with life and start new relationships in a healthy way.

“Safe Heaven” (2013)

Rhonda Findling, writer of the book "Don't Call That Man! (A Survival Guide to Letting Go)" (1996), has Ophelia in Cancer (6th Moon-Node House), in conjunction with Makemake, and in quincunx with Mars and the Galactic Center in Sagittarius (1st Moon-Node House).

Naomi Watts, actress of the movie "21 Grams" (2003) and "The Pinted Veil" (2006), has Ophelia in Aquarius (3rd Moon-Node House), in square with Venus and Mercury in Scorpio (6th Moon-Node House), and in trine with Uranus in Libra (7th Moon-Node House).

Hinako Ashihara, author of the manga “Sand Chronicles (砂時計, Sunadokei)” (2003), has Ophelia in Aquarius (11th Moon-Node House), in conjunction with the Sun, wich is in conjunction with Venus and trine with Pluto in Libra (3rd Moon-Node House).