Orion The Hunter is located between 11 degrees Gemini and 29 degrees Gemini. This is a basic description of the stars in Orion and their basic meanings or natures relative to planetary energies:

Notable stars in Orion: Longitude Name Nature Mag. Position Lat. Dec. 11 Gem 55 Tabit   3.3 Northern star in left hand 15S 7N 16 Gem 50 Rigel   1 Left knee 31S 8S 21 Gem 37 Bellatrix   1 Left shoulder 17S 6N 22 Gem 24 Mintaka   2 Orion's belt (on the west) 23S 00N 22 Gem 59 Ensis   4 Nebula on sword sheath 29S 06S 23 Gem 00 Hatsya   3 Sword tip 29S 06S 23 Gem 15 Alnilam   2 Centre of belt 25S 01S 23 Gem 41 Alnitak   2 Orion's belt (on the east) 25S 02S 26 Gem 24 Saiph   2 Right knee 33S 10S 28 Gem 45 Betelgeuze   1v Right shoulder 16S 7N

From http://www.skyscript.co.uk/orion.html :

There are many variations in the myth of Orion but the most consistent classical myth claims that he was born at the request of Hyrieus, who asked for a son in return for his hospitality to the gods. Jupiter, Neptune and Mercury obliged by passing urine on a bull's hide which was then buried for nine months. (The original name for the child was Urion which afterwards became Orion.) The child grew up to be a giant warrior; mighty and brave but also handsome. He fell in love with Bacchus's daughter but was blinded by her father whilst in a drunken stupor and only regained his sight after traveling to the furthest east and exposing his eyes to the light of the rising Sun. 

Orion later became the lover of Artemis, goddess of hunting, but offended her with his boast that he could hunt and destroy any creature on the Earth. Artemis conspired with a scorpion to prove the boast false - hence, unafraid of any mighty beast Orion was defeated and killed by a lowly scorpion with its deadly sting. Afterwards Artemis, beset by grief, begged Jupiter to place her belated lover in the sky opposite to Scorpio - so that he might escape in the west whenever his murderer rose in the east.

Orion was mentioned in the works of Homer, who referred to its rising in May and setting in November. Both were notorious amongst classical authors for their association with wind, rain and stormy turbulent weather. Such meteorological conditions reflect the overall characteristics of the constellation for it is known to cause many upsets and disturbances, though with the kind of qualities in its natives which enables them to persist against all odds. Said Manilius: - Orion will fashion... hearts which press on with unflagging energy in spite of every trial.

Manilius appears to have made an error in recording the position of Orion, claiming that it rose with the 10th degree of Aries. Yet his description of the constellation is accurate:

Orion will not be visible since the Sun will be "blocking it out." Here is a basic picture of Orion:

And this is what Orion looks like during the winter:

And here's the classic picture of "Orion The hunter," with the Bellatrix placement indicated:

The sun lines up with Bellatrix on June 13th, transits the three star belt of Orion the early portion of following week, and then lines up with Betelgeuse on Thursday, June 19th.  Summer Solstice 2014 is June 21, 7:10 AM (EST. More on this next week).

Because the line-up of the Sun with Bellatrix takes place during a Full moon, the pending Full moon will be worth watching. Full Moons are very important to watch in regards to world events due to Uranian and Mundane astrology methods defining the Moon as "the population" or "the people,"  and defining the Sun as "the focus or attention upon," or "the leader or initiator of the action."  Full Moons do represent a "crisis of consciousness," as many astrologers like to use with defining a Full Moon (which is a Carl Jung interpretation under his "crisis" definitions).  Hence, with human-entity-based astrology, the Sun can represent the personality we display on an open and public basis, the Moon can represent our personality that we display only with people we are close to (i.e. family, loved ones), and the Full Moon can represent a crisis or trade-off between these two personalities (since the Sun and Moon are in opposite positions of the zodiac.  But note that the way one behaves and maintains composure under a Full Moon is strictly up to the individual, not the Sun or Moon ("the stars impel and do not compel.")       

In terms of Uranian and Mundane astrology, it is my opinion that the Sun acts as a "magnifying lens" when lining up with certain stars and planets (and yes, to a certain extent, this includes the Moon, Venus, and Mercury, which are bodies between the Earth and the Sun).  Energies from the conjunction of the Sun with planetary or stellar bodies can act together as a focused "flashlight" or "laser beam" in a certain way (with the energies of the planet or star getting emphasized outwards and "shining outwards").  And since this "focused light" or "laser beam" is pointed at the Moon (in the Full Moon phase, with the Moon on the opposite side of the zodiac relative to the Sun), the combination of the Sun and another stellar or planetary body will be focusing the energy of the conjuncted bodies upon the Moon.  This can be significant per probable events taking place with the Moon representing "the people" or "the population" per Uranian and mundane astrology definitions.

Full Moons can thus define the Moon as receiving this "focus of energy" or "spotlight of energy" (or the light of this conjunction) and focused on "the masses" or "the people."  And with the Full Moon of June 13, 2014 taking place with the Sun at Bellatrix (on the left shoulder of Orion), this can be an interesting time in regards to how populations respond to the energy of Orion (with the Sun transiting the rest of Orion after this Full Moon).

Here are what my notes say about Bellatrix:

And here are other notes, from http://www.skyscript.co.uk/orion.html:

Bellatrix - the Female Warrior', is a 2nd magnitude, pale yellow star on the left shoulder. Ptolemy recorded its nature as like Mars and Mercury and, again, its influence is to promote civil or military honours. It has a particularly beneficial influence for women, though it is said to make them loquacious - or as the 16th century astronomer Thomas Hood wrote: women born under this constellation shall have mighty tongues.  If badly placed there is a danger of sudden dishonor and ruin, particularly when the Moon is directed to the star, which Lilly noted as a portent of waste of substance and fortune. Robson adds to this, quarrels, hatred, fraud and perjury.

Here's the basic astrology chart, using the Washington Monument as the point for analysis:

The Moon is lined up wit the Star of Ras Alhague, the "Head of the Serpent-Charmer. "  This star seems to be related to poisons (as in snake venom), and can either be dangerous or beneficial (there are snake handlers who have been bitten by snakes that live past age 90; snake venom is a reported outstanding blood anticoagulant and liver strengthener (if one survives the bite)).

Now let's look at this Full Moon relative to the chart of the United States:

Malcolm's Interpretations And Predictions

U.S.A.

The Moon in Sagittarius is placed in the area of the U.S. horoscope chart that astrologer Robert Hand called "the area of open enemies."  With the Moon defining "the masses" and "the population," this can define news that may concern the sudden presence of some very angry U.S. (or non-U.S.) citizens, or a citizens inquiry or protest over U.S. government mismanagement (and this is a very long list of possibilities); areas of concern may be those that affect U.S. citizens in ways that involves Sagittarius aspects (i.e. freedom, the law, religion, the wilderness, sports, travel, education).  The probability of a severe protest or conflict from citizens is further strengthened with transiting Uranus in a strong opposition with the U.S. natal Saturn position and with Mars forming a square to the U.S. natal Sun position.  There may be some "loud voices" displaying discontent as we approach Summer Solstice.

International

The lineup of the Sun and Bellatrix (attention on quarrels, conflict, fraud, military-involvement) with the Moon conjunct the Ras Alhague placement (poison, accidents, scientific breakthroughs or disasters) may define some important event involving an argument or conflict relative to financial fraud or banking abuses, military-involvement (especially with weapons that are biological or chemical), drugs and drug-safety issues, chemical spills or accidents, religious-based conflicts, or re-heating or flareups of old conflicts that were thought to be settled at one time.  The square between Mars and Pluto is strong, and Jayj Jacobs defined this placement as "damn the torpedoes, full speed ahead," indicating a tendency for reckless (but brave) behavior that can invite accidents or desperate acts of individuals aimed at government abuses or abuses of others (i.e. the elite, banking, legal authorities).  As with most Full Moons and New Moons, earthquakes and natural disasters are also a possibility, but not strongly probable.

Love to all,

Malcolm