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Jupiter Rx in Taurus presented a time to take inventory of our finances and double-check all contractual agreements.
The 8th House, the natural home of Scorpio ruled by Pluto/Mars, is highly significant for this station, as it represents death and regeneration. If we've felt in a financial or general funk, we should see an improvement ver
Jupiter Rx in Taurus presented a time to take inventory of our finances and double-check all contractual agreements.
The 8th House, the natural home of Scorpio ruled by Pluto/Mars, is highly significant for this station, as it represents death and regeneration. If we've felt in a financial or general funk, we should see an improvement very soon!
The retrograde period was also a time of deep reflection, both philosophical and spiritual, and the revelations we received could've and should've promote growth on both levels. As the Greater Benefic, Jupiter does have a shadow side; however, for the most part, it's a planet that highlights luck and fondness for animals.
Taurus is comfortable and confident in financial dealings, both while Jupiter is direct or retrograde. Jupiter won't mind expanding them into profitable ventures now that it's direct. Natives of this placement have a deep understanding of the true value of Life.
Venus, Taurus' ruling planet, is all about affection, love, and beauty. Taurus revels in the material comforts of the home front, but this placement comes with a warning: avoid self-indulgence, dissipation, and laziness.
Due to the calming nature of Jupiter, the desire for pleasure-seeking and socializing increases with this duo. Jupiter, as the largest and luckiest planet, has big ambitions; however, Taurus moves at a slower pace, keeping things more grounded and realistic.
In addition to expansion and luck, Jupiter is also the planet of wisdom and rules Sagittarius, the sign of higher thinking and philosophy. Stationing also presents opportunities for deep conversation and thought. As Taurus is the zodiac’s most introverted sign, this pairing is a reminder that all we seek is within, not without us.
Now is the time to negotiate long-term dreams into reality by taking the necessary steps to plant the seeds that can be nurtured until fruition. Taurus is stubborn to a fault, but that works in our favor here, as our determination and sheer grit will help maintain our focus and maintenance of the seeds we've planted.
We need to accept responsibility for our own choices and actions Jupiter's remaining transit through Taurus. Admit fault and course-correct when applicable; feel proud when accomplished. This is the gentle balance that enables our efforts to expand into the healthy and successful outcome of our heart's desires.
Image: Jupiter in Taurus by NASA
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May we each discover the magic of transformation and courage of Aries to face the truth and freedom in the wound, just waiting to be released.
Chiron, retrograde since July 23, 2023, stations direct just in time for the New Year. While Rx, it was important for us to revisit old wounds that may have been too painful to previously face.
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May we each discover the magic of transformation and courage of Aries to face the truth and freedom in the wound, just waiting to be released.
Chiron, retrograde since July 23, 2023, stations direct just in time for the New Year. While Rx, it was important for us to revisit old wounds that may have been too painful to previously face.
Yet, if we reached for that higher thought and reminded ourselves it's all part of the process, then healing could take place without resistance.
Surrender was a good definition to remember when facing inadequacy, doubt, and low self-esteem/worth in order to rise above these issues. This may have been quite a challenge, especially if the wound was deep. And maybe we just scratched the surface and healing is still in process. But for the escapists, there's going to come time when we must clean our wounds in order to reach the summit. '
It will help to know that obstacles are typically of our own accord and that some pivoting of thoughts and/or beliefs are required. There is truth in the wound; there is also freedom.
Now that Chiron is stationing in Aries, the wound is all about our self. Maybe something we don't want to face but can't be ignored is we want to experience growth. It's also important to run a biwheel to discover exactly how this placement will affect our own personal Chiron placement. If you're experiencing a Chiron-return, then the influence will differ from those who are not.
Living with the negative effects of an unhealed Chiron throughout our lives prevent us from reaching our full potential as humans. The transformation of our own wounds into something positive is crucial in understanding the overall process of energy transformation. Everything in the Universe begins with self, that includes the power of healing and transforming.
So, what are wounds of self? Abandonment. Betrayal. Unrequited Love. While all Chiron placements are painful, Aries is directly related to who we are as a person. Most Aries are confident, courageous, daring, and strong. However, an Aries' placed Chiron would reflect the opposite of these traits. We could experience anxiety, self-doubt, and fear. If we are experiencing any of these traits, then these are our Chiron wounds which need healed on a deeper level than what we feel.
Examine what caused the initial feeling of abandonment, betrayal, or unrequited love. Then flip through our life and see if the pattern has been repetitive. If not, then there's a good chance that we have closed ourselves to the potential experience. Because this station is occurring in the 7th House, it's all about relationships, especially the one with our self.
A former mentor, called "Old China", told me that I guarded my heart like a precious vase that could be broken. But if I allowed it to break, I could sweep up the pieces and no longer fear. The Japanese art of kintsugi demonstrates the beauty of brokenness by fusing the pieces back together with gold. The scars that fuse on broken skin are stronger than skin itself. But we must be willing to tend the break in order for it to heal.
May we each discover the magic of transformation and courage of Aries face the truth and freedom in the wound, just waiting to be released.
Image: Jason and his Teacher Centaur Chiron by Maxfield Parrish
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Preface: Make certain to read Aspecting the Cosmos to familiarize yourself with today's energy.
This Moon obtains its name by the Mohawk Native American culture to imply extremely cold temperatures of the year.
The Moon is dignified in Cancer, so this will strengthen its influence as well as our response. When a planet is dignified, it ena
Preface: Make certain to read Aspecting the Cosmos to familiarize yourself with today's energy.
This Moon obtains its name by the Mohawk Native American culture to imply extremely cold temperatures of the year.
The Moon is dignified in Cancer, so this will strengthen its influence as well as our response. When a planet is dignified, it enables us to control our circumstances, which is perfect, as the Full Moon is the time of greatest power. When occupying Cancer, whatever has been buried will come to the surface. This can be an incredible time for awakenings, deep healing, forgiveness, and pouring emotional momentum behind manifestations.
Cancer is maternal, sympathetic, but sometimes patronizing, and apprehensive about matters outside of its control. Their primary attachment is to home and family.
This Moon will touch on all our relationships and living space, urging you to process and practicing release of emotions to avoid blocks and maintain a healthy flow of energy.
Early tonight the Sun oppose the Moon, which can send our intuition and sensitivity into overdrive. If we allow ourselves to be imposed upon, we may feel a deep resentment.
Remember, this Moon is dignified, which enables us to control our own circumstances. Utilizing analytical caution while remaining grounded can reconcile emotional insecurities.
Each month the Full Moon resides in different constellations, zodiac signs, and houses. For that reason, it’s best to know what that sign represents and which house it occupies in your personal chart, for the deepest understanding of how the Full Moon will affect you personally.
Image: The Moon and Her Daughters by Lisbeth Cheever-Gessaman
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Sidenote: Sky gazers treat; The Moon will pass just over 1-degree from the planet Neptune, along with experiencing lunar occultation of Neptune, meaning Neptune will pass behind the Moon and re-emerge from the other side.
The Moon in Pisces can be emotionally instinctive. The Moon in the 12th House, the natural home of Pisces ruled by Nept
Sidenote: Sky gazers treat; The Moon will pass just over 1-degree from the planet Neptune, along with experiencing lunar occultation of Neptune, meaning Neptune will pass behind the Moon and re-emerge from the other side.
The Moon in Pisces can be emotionally instinctive. The Moon in the 12th House, the natural home of Pisces ruled by Neptune, can produce insular feelings of restlessness and sensitivity. To feel secure, we may choose to remain in familiar surroundings. Take care not to harbor resentments, especially over imaginary slights caused by an active subconscious imagination.
With the Sun squaring the Moon one minute before the First Quarter phase, we need to guard our sensitivities and reactions to others. Feeling impatient, argumentative or pushy are clear indicators that we're teetering in the danger zone. Extending grace and gratitude for the experience will shift the energy to our more positive expressions. If impossible, then retreating to a private place would benefit us much more than reacting out of emotional over-sensitivity.
The first quarter moon can be viewed as a symbol of growth and planning. This is because the moon is burgeoning toward the fullness of her light. This is called the "yang" phase, a masculine reference which implies strength and determination to achieve the fullness of one's goals. This aligns with the Spring months - a time of work and preparation to reap the harvest of labor.
Retreating to spend quality time alone creates the perfect atmosphere to re-evaluate the plan we've drafted to reach our goals. While this Lunar stage has already gone from new to waxing crescent, it now observes a sacred pause to briefly consider its next phase: Waxing Gibbous. The process of review presents an opportunity to observe the sacred pause in our own lives.
While re-evaluating the course we've charted, let's not forget to be proud of how much we've accomplished up to this point.
Our focus is growth and forward movement through the unknown phases of darkness until fully illuminated. This darkness could include doubts or fear; and those emotions/thoughts should be honored as they rise. The purpose here is to shine the light on them by giving them the space they need to express themselves prior to releasing them so that they can be transmuted into something more positive for humankind.
Just look at the moon. Regardless of the depth of darkness, it continues forward, inching light across every section of its orb until there is no darkness that can be seen. Harness the energy of this phase. Integrate it into our being and move forward on our chosen path.
Image: Pisces by aerospace
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Mercury stationed and turned retrograde in Capricorn @ 2:10 AM EST, this morning, Wed, Dec 13th in the 4th House.
Mercury rules chatty Gemini and analytical Virgo, so moving into an earthy sign such as Capricorn denotes a serious preoccupation with our thoughts and feelings. Our thinking becomes more methodical and centers on solid founda
Mercury stationed and turned retrograde in Capricorn @ 2:10 AM EST, this morning, Wed, Dec 13th in the 4th House.
Mercury rules chatty Gemini and analytical Virgo, so moving into an earthy sign such as Capricorn denotes a serious preoccupation with our thoughts and feelings. Our thinking becomes more methodical and centers on solid foundations from which to build our intentions into a reality.
As Mercury slows down and turns Rx, we are likely to notice issues at work. This is not a moment to apply for a new job or schedule an interview. Nor is it wise to request a raise or sign contracts. However, it's the perfect time to reevaluate what's working for you, and what's not. It's a time to slow down and reconnect with your heart. Ask yourself what you are ready to commit to in your life. The time will come to act upon those answers.
Focus on potential achievements and where you would like to be one year from now. You can blend the questions and/or answers into the current New Moon in Sagittarius ritual until 6:33 PM ( note void of course times on today's Aspecting the Cosmos energy report ).
Gaining analytical clarity on what's essential for the heart will enable an objective review of current commitments to ensure they are still serving you properly. This goes for relationships as well; if they are no longer serving you in a growth manner, it may be time to distance yourself from them.
Slow down. Breathe. Reconnect. Evaluate. Plan. Those are the steppingstones to this Capricorn communication retrograde.
Mercury the Messenger by Tori-V
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New Moon in Sagittarius comes in tonight @ 6:33 PM EST, 6th House: A Practical approach to idealism. Be teachable; none of us know everything. This lunation coincides with the 12/12 portal, an energetic gateway aligned with the power of number 12.
The ability to manifesting intentions will be at its peak. Neptune, the planet of dreams an
New Moon in Sagittarius comes in tonight @ 6:33 PM EST, 6th House: A Practical approach to idealism. Be teachable; none of us know everything. This lunation coincides with the 12/12 portal, an energetic gateway aligned with the power of number 12.
The ability to manifesting intentions will be at its peak. Neptune, the planet of dreams and illusions, stopped backpedaling through Pisces, inviting us to look at our current path from a new perspective. Our dreams are changing because we're changing. By taking a moment to reflect on all that we've accomplished, we'll become even more empowered to believe in ourselves. Set our intentions for the future, knowing that the Universe has our back and is always conspiring for us.
The combination of the New Moon in Sagittarius and the 12/12 portal is the cocktail we’ve all needed to fuel the holiday season! New Moons initiate the lunar cycle and are the most auspicious times for ritual and setting intentions. Astrologically they assist our hearts to open to new energies and opportunities.
Placed in the freedom-loving fire sign of Sagittarius, this lunation is also conjunct the Sun, emphasizing the independent and party-planning nature of the Archer. With the God of War, Mars, and the goddess of agriculture and bounty, Ceres also occupying Sagittarius, our energy and initiative desires are boundless.
Remaining stagnant is going to be difficult under the influence of sociable Sagittarius, especially with Mars and Ceres in the Firey mix. Try stepping out of our comfort zone and trying something new. We could expand our perspective. Belief is an evolving science according to paradigm shifts, so don't be afraid to release past ideals to make room for new ones.
This magical new Lunation is also being enhanced by a Trine to the Wounded Healer, Chiron in Aries and Lilith in Leo. That is a LOT of fire, and the cosmic connection should feel cleansing.
Fire is sacred to the gods and used for purification rituals: Pottery is set by fire; gold is tested for genuineness by fire; and according to the immortal words of Gibran from the Prophet, "On Love", we are tried by fire:
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For even as love crowns you so shall he crucify you.
Even as he is for your growth so is he for your pruning.
Even as he ascends to your height and caresses your tenderest branches that quiver in the sun,
So shall he descend to your roots and shake them in their clinging to the earth.
Like sheaves of corn he gathers you unto himself.
He threshes you to make you naked.
He sifts you to free you from your husks.
He grinds you to whiteness.
He kneads you until you are pliant;
And then he assigns you to his sacred fire, that you may become sacred bread for God's sacred feast.
All these things shall love do unto you that you may know the secrets of your heart, and in that knowledge become a fragment of Life's heart.
[ . . . ]"
According to mythology, Prometheus, the Titan god of fire, stole fire from the gods and gifted it to man so they could evolve by using the sacred tool to cook their food, keep warm in the winter, and see through the darkness.
We can expand this healing opportunity by opening our heart to receive and give love so that others may benefit from the healing of their own wounds. It's also a perfect time to embrace our inner adventurer and set our soul free to explore new things.
Moon magic is back on the table.
Prepare your altar, light candles, burn incense, or do whatever feels right for YOU. This energy is perfect for expansion into something new - a ritual perhaps. Don't settle for mediocrity or get too comfortable in the familiar; both will prevent positive expansion in all areas of your life. Most importantly? Have FUN! Afterall, no one knows how to party like fun-loving Sagittarius!
Image: The Archer, unknown
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Moon enters Scorpio tonight @ 10:35 PM, EST, 4th House, the natural home of Cancer ruled by the Moon.
I typically don't mention Moon phases outside of New, Full, and Quarters; however, we have some strong aspects coming in over the next few days, and we are in the dark season of the year and Scorpio invites us deeper into the darkness of
Moon enters Scorpio tonight @ 10:35 PM, EST, 4th House, the natural home of Cancer ruled by the Moon.
I typically don't mention Moon phases outside of New, Full, and Quarters; however, we have some strong aspects coming in over the next few days, and we are in the dark season of the year and Scorpio invites us deeper into the darkness of ourselves. Daylight is still getting shorter until Dec 22nd due to sunrise being later, not sun setting earlier.
The Solstice brings the return of the Light.
With the Moon being in her fall in Scorpio, we're going to experience difficulty expressing our authentic nature. It's akin to being a guest under a host you aren't comfortable with. Furthermore, with this lunation occurring in the 4th House, it signifies security issues and endings. We may feel at dis-ease in our surroundings or private life involving secrets or that which is secluded.
With Neptune stationing and turning direct this week, we're still finding our footing. Also, Mercury is in his pre-shade period and will be turning Rx in a few days, adding to any potential disruption to our schedules, line of thinking, and/or emotional outlook. Also, the Moon will enter a conjunction with Israel in two days, signifying persecution and potential conflict and/or attacks on our character by way of gossip or our own doubts and insecurity.
If we feel like we're on a rollercoaster right now, it's okay. The ride will eventually end. In the interim, try to remain grounded in the moment and go with the flow without violating our moral code of ethics. There may come a time we need to put our foot down. If and when that time comes, reach for reason rather than emotion.
Image: Crescent Moon by Emre
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Saturn entered Pisces March 27, and will remain until February 2026 due to retrogrades. After a lengthy one, it now moves forward toward Aries in 2026, but not before another retrograde in Pisces from June 19 - November 15, when it stations direct.
If you were born with Saturn in Pisces, the keyword is 'accepting', and you share a natal
Saturn entered Pisces March 27, and will remain until February 2026 due to retrogrades. After a lengthy one, it now moves forward toward Aries in 2026, but not before another retrograde in Pisces from June 19 - November 15, when it stations direct.
If you were born with Saturn in Pisces, the keyword is 'accepting', and you share a natal transit with renowned Psychic Edgar Cayce. With Saturn in my chart, I have personally learned that in acceptance lieth peace.
You are very imaginative but have a tendency to live in the past to avoid dealing with the present. A beautiful aspect of this placement is your deep emotional understanding, humility, and willingness to work with and for the underdog.
While your perception of others is honed, you tend to underestimate your personal value due to a lack of understanding about yourself.
You require peace and solitude to discover your many abilities, which would make you an excellent research partner, literary agent, or expert in the metaphysical field.
Your largest caveat is self-pity, which can lead to depression. This stems from taking life too seriously and reacting emotionally. At the first sign of a pity-party, practicing emotional detachment by way of gratitude would be extremely beneficial for you.
Depending on additional aspects, anxiety may creep in, leading to excessive worry or neurotic tendencies. Take care especially of your feet.
What does this transit mean for Humanity?
Saturn is the taskmaster teacher that you dreaded in school; however, realized through maturity the value of those hard lessons. A lesson from Saturn is one not soon ( if ever ) forgotten. My high school English teacher was Mrs. Beason - we called her 'Beast Beason' for good reason. She was a taskmaster and true representative of Saturn. Everyone DREADED her class. Except for Becky. Becky knew everything.
Forty-five-years later, I STILL consider her one of the best teachers I ever had. She taught me hard lessons that benefit me even today. Whatever Saturn rules, it's ruled with limitations, boundaries, commitment, regulations, and hard work. Through Saturn, you must earn whatever it is that you desire.
Pisces, on the other hand, is flexible but often an indecisive water sign. They can also be emotional, empathic, and quite the escapist when faced with conflict under the influence of Neptune, their ruling planet. They are known to wear rose-colored glasses to avoid reality; however, Neptune is also the planet of spirituality, so there's a deep aspect of mysticism associated with this sign.
Putting Saturn and Pisces together in the same house is somewhat complicated given their differences; however, Saturn is neither in his detriment nor fall in Pisces, so there's room for an amicable partnership that will benefit humanity. This transit can dig deep into you as a human, and you can become more aware of who you are, and who you can rely on, especially for information surrounding the spiritual and metaphysical aspects of existence.
While we may feel unnerved by emotional waves that we would rather escape ( Pisces ), allowing ourselves to experience them at the moment will benefit us the greatest in regard to understanding ourselves and others. We can do that in the following ways:
1. Consider the area in your natal chart that Pisces rules and study the aspects.
2. Do the same with your Saturn. If you're unsure, or have difficulty understanding, then invest in an astrologer. Self-knowledge is invaluable.
3. Do your own research. Avoid mainstream news or biased sources of information.
4. Focus on and study something you desire to become proficient in.
Saturn is demanding and will not tolerate those 'armchair' psychics, astrologers, card readers ( or any other metaphysical or spiritual path ) who have jumped on the bandwagon to profit off of a fad. Only those who truly study and practice their craft will remain in the spotlight.
Having a heart and desire for humanity is also vital. To give rise to whatever would benefit humanity as a whole is the ultimate description of service. Work hard at what you love and desire. But have fun along the way!
Image: Veritas ( Truth ) by Lisbeth Cheever-Gessaman
Science reference link: https://solarsystem.nasa.gov/planets/saturn/in-depth/...
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Pluto stations direct 27°Capricorn 53' @ 9:10 PM EDT! I, for one, welcome one of my co-overlords moving forward!
Pluto, the cosmic harbinger of destruction and regeneration, is the farthest from the Sun. Its orbit is the most eccentric in our solar system and is also known as the slowest. It takes approximately 248 years to travel through
Pluto stations direct 27°Capricorn 53' @ 9:10 PM EDT! I, for one, welcome one of my co-overlords moving forward!
Pluto, the cosmic harbinger of destruction and regeneration, is the farthest from the Sun. Its orbit is the most eccentric in our solar system and is also known as the slowest. It takes approximately 248 years to travel through the zodiac, staying in each sign between 12 ( Scorpio - Dignity ) - 32 years ( Taurus - Detriment ).
When Pluto shifts, notable cultural upheavals often transpire, upgrading our cultural mythology in real-time. It is known as the third transcendental planet whose influence is not immediately felt by the individual.
With anything that takes time, Pluto's eventual impact is deep and far reaching. And the entrance into a new sign leaves an imprint on an entire generation. Thus, it is heralded as the generational planet, as its transit into a new sign initiates a new generation.
When studying your natal chart, pay particular attention to which House Pluto resides; it indicates insight into the role you may be destined to play. And because it takes time to impact you, its function conjuncts with the passage from the South to the North Node ( what you're born into and your destiny ).
Pluto rules our deepest subconscious and embodies the principle of transformation and regeneration; thus, it can bridge the spiritual and material worlds. It may be small, but the old cliche that dynamite comes in small packages has never rung truer than now.
Capricorn is the Cardinal sign of the South and has the power ( along with the three other Cardinal signs ) to govern the change of seasons. And this doesn't just mean weather-wise. It also means the seasons of humanity. Not only does Capricorn govern the South, but the season of winter as well.
Pluto was last in Capricorn from 1762 to 1778. This was the time of the Declaration of Independence, the Boston Tea Party, Watts invention of the Steam Engine and the reign of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette. The Industrial Revolution was in full swing, and the rigidity of many governments of the time led to rebellions and uprisings in later years. Its ingress in 2008 corresponded with the Great Recession. Each of these crises, while encompassing Capricorn virtues of ambition and authority, had their origins in another sign: Perpetually optimistic Sagittarius, where unchecked governmental and economic institutions had been deemed too big to fail.
Think about that one. ^ Pride cometh before a fall.
According to Nyssa Grazda:
"During Pluto’s transit through Capricorn, we are collectively instructed to examine the integrity of political, commercial, legal, and religious establishments that we believe will afford us protection in an ever-changing world. This period addresses the shadow of allegiance, exposing an obvious truth. That investing our time and resources into safeguarding the status quo is rarely rewarded with prosperity or even basic security. Our fidelity only serves to advance the agendas of the so-called Plutocracy, of those already in power."
Image Irene Sheri Vishnevskaya
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The 2nd House is the natural home of Taurus and is ruled by Venus, who just stationed direct in Leo yesterday.
This house is a house of substance and values highlighting financial affairs and investments, including gains and losses, as well as material debt by our own efforts. It also highlights our gifts and resources. A need to feel f
The 2nd House is the natural home of Taurus and is ruled by Venus, who just stationed direct in Leo yesterday.
This house is a house of substance and values highlighting financial affairs and investments, including gains and losses, as well as material debt by our own efforts. It also highlights our gifts and resources. A need to feel fulfilled and a sense of self-worth are highlighted here.
Jupiter is known as the greater benefic and rules wealth, leisure, business, and the higher mind of philosophy, reasoning, and aspirations. Jupiter's action is orderly and promotes growth because it expands whatever it touches. However, there's something here that needs review surrounding our finances and possibly a legal matter, as Jupiter is also the judge, lawmaker, and helper.
We should take inventory of our finances and double-check all contractual agreements during this time. But that doesn't mean anything dire by any means! It's just better to be safe and orderly, especially in the sign of Taurus and the 2nd house.
This is also a time of deep reflection, both philosophical and spiritual, and the revelations we receive can and do promote growth on both levels. As the Greater Benefic, Jupiter does have a shadow side; however, for the most part, it's a planet that highlights luck and fondness for animals.
It's a wonderful time to expand into a topic that interests us. We can reflect on how we want to proceed and make an orderly plan for our goals to succeed. Epiphanies are common during this time, especially if you take the time to go deeply inside. Make sure that they are logged in a journal. I can't count the ones I've lost, thinking I would remember them.
Take advantage of this opportunity for growth at a slower pace. It will become more ingrained in our minds and hearts. With Taurus' ruler, Venus, now direct in Leo, there doesn't have to be a lack of passion in whatever endeavors we embark upon.
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In Taurus, Uranus has difficulty expressing itself naturally.
Uranus is the 6th planet to station retrograde ( there are only 9 in our solar system - yes, Pluto is a planet—don't come at me ). Five retrogrades happen only 4% of the time, while six happen only 0.7%. In addition, we have the lunar shadow, Black Moon Lilith, the asteroids
In Taurus, Uranus has difficulty expressing itself naturally.
Uranus is the 6th planet to station retrograde ( there are only 9 in our solar system - yes, Pluto is a planet—don't come at me ). Five retrogrades happen only 4% of the time, while six happen only 0.7%. In addition, we have the lunar shadow, Black Moon Lilith, the asteroids Eros, Chiron, and Eris in retrograde.
Time to inhale, slow down, and pay close attention to what we're doing and saying. ESPECIALLY with Uranus entering the picture. We may attract energy at some ethereal level, and it can seem surreal, as though we are living in an alternate reality or separate dimension. Because of this influence, we may experience less certainty than previously, which in turn breeds feelings of isolation and not fitting in.
Uranus is the natural ruler of Aquarius and the 11th House, a house of group relationships and social consciousness.
However, this station is happening in the first house, ruled by Mars and the natural home of Aries. It's also where the North Node is currently. It's a house of life and identity.
This house, in particular, shows our personality, natural disposition, and tendencies. It highlights the way we express ourselves and our individuality. It's a guidepost for how we want to market ourselves to others.
It favors the beginning of all enterprises. Aries, ruled by Mars, who in turn rules this first house, is all about enterprises and ambition. Its energy can be used with courage and strength, or it can be used destructively.
This retrograde is an annual cycle that lasts about 155 days, causing the planet to relapse roughly four degrees backward. Uranus represents transformation initiated often by sudden destruction. This is a time of inner change in response to external changes in your life.
Now that we know WHERE and for how LONG this station is happening, let's move on to the motivating force of power, Uranus. Representing the freedom urge, Uranus rebels against conformity. Its keyword is "the awakener", reflective of one of my favorite lines from Dune, "The sleeper must awaken."
If we feel as though we have been struggling against the current to achieve what we know in our hearts is part of our destiny, we can now expect Uranus will be the catalyst for that change to take place. This influence won't be external, but internal. This means we need to pay attention to our attitude, perspective, and belief system at this time. Any, or all of which could be holding us back.
This may be the epitome of walking by faith alone.
Uranus will trine Pallas and inconjunct Ceres the following day, Tues, Aug 29th. Pallas Athene is the Goddess of Wisdom and Warcraft, though she is never the aggressor, always the defender. This trine can produce advantageous strategies that will assist the inward changes taking place. Re-evaluating the effectiveness of our plans. But we have to be willing to acknowledge we need to change.
This acknowledgment in combination with 1st house action can take us closer to our North Node destiny. Strength and courage to move forward are ours for the asking.
Ceres is the Goddess of Harvest and represents abundance, sustenance, and nurturing as that of a mother; therefore, Karma is indicated here with this inconjunct. We may be served a taste of our own medicine by way of disruptions in our relationships, particularly with children or parents.
Reaping what we've sown is the destiny of every human. An action doesn't just affect the intended recipient, but the doer as well. What we do to others truly comes home with this inconjunct.
The positive aspect here is to honestly evaluate OUR role in whatever situation is taking place. Whether it's a financial loss, relationship issue, or even our own mood and attitude, we MUST recognize our part in it. In other words,
"The sleeper must awaken."
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Eris is the goddess of discord and strife, who challenges the status quo and exposes the hidden truths. She invites us to embrace our authentic selves and express our passions without fear or compromise.
As the sister of Ares/Mars, Eris is more than comfortable in the sign ruled by her brother, Mars. Here she is a force of change and inno
Eris is the goddess of discord and strife, who challenges the status quo and exposes the hidden truths. She invites us to embrace our authentic selves and express our passions without fear or compromise.
As the sister of Ares/Mars, Eris is more than comfortable in the sign ruled by her brother, Mars. Here she is a force of change and innovation, who inspires us to take action and initiate new beginnings. She also reminds us that we are not alone, but part of a collective that shares our vision and values.
Named after the Greek goddess of strife and discord, her Roman equivalent is Discordia, which means the same. Eris's Greek opposite is Harmonia, whose Roman counterpart is Concordia. Homer equated her with the war-goddess Enyo, whose Roman counterpart is Bellona.
Eris shakes things up; thus, her reputation. But, in her defense, she always points out what needs to be said or done—something many, especially the status quo, reject. Her position in Aries provides boldness and initiative; however, it also contains impulsive actions that are self-focused without consideration of others if not kept in check.
SCIENTIFICALLY SPEAKING
Some interesting facts about Eris are:
• An Eridian day is just slightly longer than Earth’s.
• Eris was once thought to be bigger than Pluto.
• Eris is responsible for the big debate over the definition of “planet.”
• It has its own moon.
• Initially, Eris was called Xena.
• Its surface is like Pluto’s heart.
There is no appreciable atmosphere on Eris, meaning it’s at least 1/10,000 that of Pluto’s. That, combined with the high surface brightness of Eris, suggests that it has a recently collapsed atmosphere—that is, an atmosphere that has frozen onto the surface.
RETROGRADE IN ARIES
Because Eris is a symbol of both strife and striving for justice among humanity, I use the analogy of cleaning out a closet when referring to Eris: Things are going to get a LOT messier before they get better. Whenever Eris enters the picture, she is here to do whatever it takes to get it done. After all, sometimes discord is required for accomplishment.
The position of Eris in our own natal charts reveals how we do or don't stand up for ourselves, why, and even how to combat negativity or destructive energies, including that of our own.
Knowledge is power and enables us to regulate our emotions into balance so that we act from a place of heart-centeredness versus emotion.
As is customary with retrogrades, this one is no different and encourages self-introspection. If her current position in the sky closely aspects an important placement or angle in our birth chart, we're more likely to be very aware of her presence during this time. It’s possible Eris could present a situation where we must stand up for ourselves, especially if we tend to keep the peace regardless of the cost.
This will be especially helpful during the recent nodal switch into Aries/Libra, where Libra, the known keeper of the peace at any cost, can rely on Aries for the courage and strength to stand up for what's right despite the cost. And Eris is right beside Aries to help lend support. Except, unlike Aries, She more than likely created the situation.
Eris doesn't just place us in a position to reach for courage and strength, she also points inward to self-sabotaging patterns that create low self-esteem, and ingrained beliefs, such as misogyny, that create a helpless disposition. She is the presence in Plato's cave that clarifies the psyche's shadow so that realization and actualization can be born.
As Plato asserted, education is halved due to the lack of it toward our own nature. How can we formulate strategies to quell our oppressors if we have not evaluated how we may oppress others through our own behavior? This includes the inability to accept responsibility for our own circumstances and suffering. We then become our own worst enemies. It only takes one person of strength and courage to initiate a love revolution.
Eris is the Devil's Advocate and is here to make sure that at least one warrior, if not more, rises to the occasion from the fire. And she will perform in whatever manner it takes to accomplish it.
Image: Eris, Goddess of Discord and Strife by Tammy Cantrell
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Many astrologers consider your Sun, Moon, and the AC to be the most important aspects of your astrology chart—they wouldn't be wrong. All planets play a role in our multifaceted composition. Mercury reveals how we best communicate; Mars where we expend the greatest energy, and so forth.
Each has a gift and a revelation about that gift.
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Many astrologers consider your Sun, Moon, and the AC to be the most important aspects of your astrology chart—they wouldn't be wrong. All planets play a role in our multifaceted composition. Mercury reveals how we best communicate; Mars where we expend the greatest energy, and so forth.
Each has a gift and a revelation about that gift.
Even the Lunar Nodes and Lilith play an important part: The South Node reflects what we've brought with us into the life, while the North Node reveals where we desire to go. And Lilith is our shadow aspect.
But there are additional aspects beyond ( or between ) the planets and nodes. Some call them asteroids while others refer to them as dwarf planets: Pallas, Juno, and Vesta. You've seen or will see me refer to these quite a bit in my energy updates, and some I've gone into depth about.
When I began my astrological journey roughly 40 years ago, it was rudimentary in comparison to now. We are in a remarkable time astrologically, which is inclusive of in-depth mythological understanding, psychological analysis, and assessment. It almost mirrors archaeological discoveries that reveal the truth: as above so below.
These astronomical discoveries have included what was initially thought to be planets, downgraded to asteroids, and then upgraded to dwarf planets, beginning with Ceres, the dwarf planet associated with the Goddess of Agriculture, in 1801.
While we are discovering the mythological and archetypal status of these emerging Gems in our delineations, they have always been present. Just as the tombs of Egypt or cities of Mesopotamia have been nestled in the earth awaiting discovery. These discoveries unlock treasures of truth and new understanding that can speak to you astrologically during your quest to "know thyself": the basic tenet for astrology.
So let's get to know them intimately to see how they can assist us on our journey.
According to Llewellyn, these Gems bear the following traits:
"Pallas is the goddess of wisdom, and she is also the goddess of self-defense. Pallas sprang fully formed and armed from the head of her father, the king of heaven. Pallas is also an artisan and is connected to the art of weaving.
Pallas' symbol is the wise owl. She is in charge of defending herself and those important to her, and she creates objects of lasting beauty, through her love of fabric, and her skill with a needle and thread.
"Pallas is never the aggressor; she never strikes first, but she defends herself and those she loves. She is in essence the warrior queen, and the philosopher. Her closest astrological sign seems to be Sagittarius, and the house she most resonates with would be the ninth, the sector in our charts that relates to our philosophical take on the world, since we are all philosophers, even if we are not aware of it.
"Anytime we come up with a reason or a theory as to why we want to live our lives a certain way, we are exercising our philosophical side. This is where Pallas comes in. When we have to defend ourselves and come up with a strategy to deal with office politics, or school or neighborhood or community cliques, this is where Pallas comes in. When we are attacked by others because of our political or religious beliefs, or our lifestyle choices, or for no reason at all besides someone's obscene desire to vilify and bully us, this is where Pallas comes in.
"We use our wisdom when we need to, and if we have to do battle against someone or something, the wiser we are, the more likely we are of achieving success. When we have to deal with someone we find difficult, if we can chart his or her day of birth, and locate where Pallas was for our rival, or our opponent, we can better understand who we are dealing with.
"Likewise, it is a positive thing for us to know where our own Pallas placement is, according to house and sign, so we can determine for ourselves how and in what way we process wisdom, and how and in what way we deal with conflict. The fact that Pallas does not take the part of the aggressor or the bully should give us the encouraging knowledge that she can be trusted.
"Juno is the goddess of marriage and the month June is named after her. That is why June has a tradition of being the best month to get married in, good weather and the end of the school year notwithstanding.
"Juno's placement can show us how we feel about marriage, what marriage means to us, what we do or do not desire in our marriage relationship, or if we even want to get married in the first place. Astrologically, a common-law relationship or a civil partnership also constitutes a marriage, as does any long term living arrangement. Those partnerships, civil unions, common law relationships, or marriages, fall under the rulership of the seventh house in astrology.
"Libra is the natural ruler of the seventh house and Juno is most comfortable in the sign of Libra, since Libra rules love and marriage and courtship. Checking out the Juno placement of someone we are interested in should tell us a lot about this person, and his or her attitude to long term relationships. We can also get a glimpse of the sort of partner he or she might be.
"For example, an individual with their Juno in Aries would be interested in marrying a dynamic, attractive, and passionate person, someone who would have their own sense of identity and not be afraid to take charge of their own life and be independent. A person with Juno in Aries would bring a strong sense of self to their partnerships, and would not appreciate their domestic partner telling them what to do. They would want to make their own decisions. They might also have a jealous streak, and want their partner's full attention, along with their love and loyalty.
"Vesta is the guardian of the hearth and home. Vesta is the goddess in charge of the eternal flame, the one that keeps the household alive, safe and well. Vesta is the divine representation of the flame inside ourselves, the one that gives us our spark of life.
"Vesta is the place in our charts that allows us to understand the way we feel towards our home, and our family. Beyond that, she is the inspiration inside ourselves that keeps us going. She is the flame of our ambitions, and our desire to keep surviving in a difficult world. She is the joy we feel when we accomplish a goal, or make our dreams realities.
"Vesta was not allowed to fall in love, since she needed to keep herself committed to the endless tending of the flame that allowed Rome to exist. If the flame went out, Rome would die. It was that simple. There are many goddess points for us to look at in our all important quest for love, but Vesta is not one of them.
"Vesta is the place in our charts that belongs to us and us alone. She is the inner spark we need to survive all odds, and to keep our spirits intact on the darkest day. She is also the light that guides us and allows us to take joy in our lives, and in our accomplishments. She is our inner light and the life inside ourselves.
"If Vesta is transiting our first house, for example, then we know it is time we check out our own desires and needs for our lives. If our fifth house is activated, it is a signal we need to nourish the flame that imbues our creativity. If we have children, we may need to deal with them and their needs, and perhaps give them encouragement, and a pep talk, if necessary
"Vesta in our eighth house could mean we should look at our sexual lives, to see if we are getting so consumed with our intimate relationships that we have lost focus in other areas of our lives.
"Vesta in our eleventh house may act as a vitalizing agent for our long burning hopes for our lives. Vesta moving through our twelfth house might cause us to reflect on whether we are really happy internally, in the place inside ourselves no one ever sees. We could investigate metaphysical disciplines, as in dream interpretation, to see if we can discover what is missing in our lives.
"The more we use the astrological goddesses of knowledge, relationships and self-fulfillment, the better able we will be to learn who we really are and make more informed choices for ourselves."
Image: Three Gems of Birth by Tammy In Spiritual Service with Tammy Cantrell
SCIENTIFICALLY
It's a small body orbiting the Sun between the asteroid and Kuiper Belts located between Saturn and Uranus; thus, there was an initial belief it was an asteroid.
That is not the case, perse.
Chiron has a tail resembling a comet but does not exhibit the patterned trajectory of typical of a comet. It also has a unique and erra
SCIENTIFICALLY
It's a small body orbiting the Sun between the asteroid and Kuiper Belts located between Saturn and Uranus; thus, there was an initial belief it was an asteroid.
That is not the case, perse.
Chiron has a tail resembling a comet but does not exhibit the patterned trajectory of typical of a comet. It also has a unique and erratic orbital pattern; thus, it is classified as both a minor planet(oid) and a comet. Chiron goes its own way. It's named after the centaur Chiron in Greek mythology, known as a healer and teacher who could not heal himself.
It's believed that Chiron hasn't been around very long due to the presence of ice on its surface. Due to its close proximity to the sun ( unlike other comets ) its ice will melt much quicker, causing it to break orbit and perhaps "visit" another galaxy.
MYTHOLOGICALLY
Known as the "Wounded Healer" archetype, named after a mythological wise centaur who trained heroes and was accidentally wounded by Hercules with a poisoned arrow.
Though he could not completely heal his own pain, he learned so much about medicine that he started a healing temple. This asteroid points to where your own painful experiences give you training and how you can use that understanding to help others.
BIBLICAL CORRELATION
The apostle Paul also had a thorn in his flesh that refused to heal; what did Paul do with that wound? He was the perfect reflection of Chiron's true influence. He siphoned wisdom from the pain and used it for the greater good of others.
(2 Corinthians 12:7 KJV) “And lest I should be exalted above measure through the abundance of the revelations, there was given to me a thorn in the flesh, the messenger of Satan to buffet me, lest I should be exalted above measure.” (Emphasis added)
SPIRITUAL REFERENCE
Chiron is considered a visitor who was captured by the sun's gravitational force; it is referred to as the mature, Spiritual Warrior here to serve a purpose. Just as we are.
It's important to know where Chiron lies in our birth chart because it points us to our own wounds and reveals the healing power we have.
There is truth in the wound; there is also freedom.
Regardless of the terminology used or the religious influence, we all have a thorn in the flesh that we may never be able to completely heal—especially if it's an emotional wound that can be repeatedly triggered throughout life because people are human—and perhaps it's not meant to.
Perhaps we are meant to transform it into a positive tool that would benefit humankind and the 'thorn' is a reminder that we, too, are human and subject to the very behavior we are apt to judge at times.
No one is perfect. No one is without a 'thorn'. I don't know any human that does not deal with a 'thorn' in their flesh. They willingly admit that. Some spend thousands upon thousands of dollars to 'heal' something that may not be meant to heal in the traditional sense of the definition.
Perhaps the term healing should be re-examined. Perhaps healing should take on a different perspective. Perhaps healing is the very integration of the 'thorn' prick vs believing we are to live without it.
I am not referring to loss or accidents that remind us of our humanity. I am addressing our daily existence, observances, practices, rituals, and interactions with others. Our everyday lives, where we strive so hard to be or project perfection because we fear vulnerability.
Instead, find the purpose for the 'Thorn', for without it, there can be no Rose to bloom.
Find purpose in your problems. Hard-earned wisdom is now relevant and needed. You don't have to assign causality—you may never know why you went through a difficult time—but you can put what you learned from it to good use.
Even if you never quite heal in this place of karmic tenderness, you have the wisdom to pass on once you metabolize the information.
This situation may feel familiar, but if you can't remember a story to go with it, it may be left over from a past life, a chapter review of what your soul already knows.
If an old pain is triggered, have compassion for yourself. You are more than your troubles. You know the route through, and now it's time to practice what you know. Once you have a solution, add it to your tool kit. If this situation stretches and tests you, take it as training for the hero within. What you are learning now can be your secret sauce in the future.
Shrapnel can hurt as much coming out as it does going in. Take this opportunity to heal by acceptance those old places so they can transform.
Doing so will allow the pain and troubles of the past to become the wisdom and compassion of the present moment.
May the healing energy compassionate love through acceptance of that which cannot be changed encompass you on this journey to self.
SCIENTIFICALLY
Ceres is the only dwarf planet within the inner solar system. Ceres is the largest object in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter.
It was discovered in 1801 by Giuseppe Piazzi, and turned out to be the first object of the asteroid belt spotted. It was also the very first dwarf planet to be visited by NASA's spacecraft,
SCIENTIFICALLY
Ceres is the only dwarf planet within the inner solar system. Ceres is the largest object in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter.
It was discovered in 1801 by Giuseppe Piazzi, and turned out to be the first object of the asteroid belt spotted. It was also the very first dwarf planet to be visited by NASA's spacecraft, 'Dawn' in 2015.
MYTHOLOGICLY
The Roman Goddess Ceres' origins are in the Greek Goddess of the Earth, Demeter, who ruled agriculture, fertility, and had power over the cycles of life and death.
The seasons are also attributed to her because her daughter, Persephone, Goddess of Vegetation, was kidnapped by Hades to co-rule the Underworld, at which time Demeter refused to allow any to growth. The fields withered and humans starved.
Hades was forced to return Persephone to Demeter by the Roman God Zeus ( Greek God Jupiter ), whereas they made a pact that Persephone, now Queen of the Underworld, would only spend half the year with her mother, and the other half with her husband.
Thus, the seasons of spring and summer, when life bursts forth as reflected by Persephone and Ceres' reunion, contrasted with fall and winter when growth withers and hibernates, reflective of Persephone with her husband, Hades, in the underworld.
This is also a reference to the promise of spring's return.
ASTROLOGICAL
Ceres is the Archetype of Mother Nature, representing provision and nourishment. The myth is a metaphor for nurturing and reflects how we care not just about others, but ourselves as well.
While Ceres does point to our well-being and self-care, its placement can also indicate past traumas, particularly childhood vulnerabilities and struggle. A well-placed Ceres would indicate a parent who is balanced, loving, and nurturing and whose children grow up to be independent and self-sufficient adults.
A poorly placed Ceres in your natal chart could indicate abandonment issues, bouts of melancholy, and eating disorders, and could indicate an overbearing parent who attempts to control their children to the point that the children become co-dependent.
Ceres is strongly connected to the earthen signs of Virgo—and is argued by some to be the true ruler of Taurus—as the Moon; both are nurturing symbols. However, the Moon is a symbol of the nurturing between mother and child, while Ceres is the symbol of nurturing ourselves in order to reach our full potential so that we may authentically nurture others.
Today, Ceres rx re-enters Virgo, the earthen sign of the Virgin. This energy is all about balancing the nurturing influence of Ceres for us with dedication and care for others.
This aspect encourages us to focus on details we may have previously overlooked and are now backtracking to correct. Were we too distracted to notice something before? Do we need to develop a better routine that supports both our desires while eliminating distractions?
This placement can direct our progress by honoring self-care and discipline to develop a foundation that enables us to attain and express our desires authentically rather than martyring ourselves for others.
Taking care of YOU will enable you to care for others without bearing the resentment of undue sacrifice.
The subject of Pluto in Capricorn, a topic of some recent daily energy updates, jogged my memory about the significance of this planetary transit. I haven't touched base on it yet but should.
Pluto transits into Aquarius January 2024; however, we'll receive a three-month taste of that Age of Aquarian freedom between March and June of 2023, before Pluto returns to Capricorn for its final tenure.
Pluto, the cosmic harbinger of destruction and regeneration, is the farthest from the Sun. Its orbit is the most eccentric in our solar system and is also known as the slowest. It takes approximately 248 years to travel through the zodiac, staying in each sign between 12 ( Scorpio - Dignity ) - 32 years ( Taurus - Detriment ).
When Pluto shifts into a new sign, notable cultural upheavals often transpire, upgrading our cultural mythology in real-time.
It is known as the third transcendental planet whose influence is not immediately felt by the individual.
With anything that takes time, Pluto's eventual impact is deep and far reaching. And the entrance into a new sign leaves an imprint on an entire generation. Thus, it is heralded as the generational planet, as its transit into a new sign initiates a new generation.
When studying your natal chart, pay particular attention to which House Pluto resides; it indicates insight into the role you may be destined to play. And because it takes time to impact you, its function conjuncts with the passage from the South to the North Node ( what you're born into and your destiny ).
Pluto rules our deepest subconscious and embodies the principle of transformation and regeneration; thus, it can bridge the spiritual and material worlds. It may be small, but the old cliche that dynamite comes in small packages has never rung truer than now.
Capricorn is the Cardinal sign of the South and has the power ( along with the three other Cardinal signs ) to govern the change of seasons. And this doesn't just mean weather-wise. It also means the seasons of humanity. Not only does Capricorn govern the South, but the season of winter as well.
Pluto was last in Capricorn from 1762 to 1778. This was the time of the Declaration of Independence, the Boston Tea Party, Watts invention of the Steam Engine and the reign of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette. The Industrial Revolution was in full swing, and the rigidity of many governments of the time led to rebellions and uprisings in later years. Its ingress in 2008 corresponded with the Great Recession. Each of these crises, while encompassing Capricorn virtues of ambition and authority, had their origins in another sign: Perpetually optimistic Sagittarius, where unchecked governmental and economic institutions had been deemed too big to fail.
Think about that one. ^ Pride cometh before a fall.
According to Nyssa Grazda:
"During Pluto’s transit through Capricorn, we are collectively instructed to examine the integrity of political, commercial, legal, and religious establishments that we believe will afford us protection in an ever-changing world. This period addresses the shadow of allegiance, exposing an obvious truth. That investing our time and resources into safeguarding the status quo is rarely rewarded with prosperity or even basic security. Our fidelity only serves to advance the agendas of the so-called Plutocracy, of those already in power."
Read more, including Pluto on the brink of Aquarius:
https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/pluto-capricorn-expect-end-eye-152800649.html
Pluto 0°♒️0' March 23 @8:23 AM. 🎉
It's important to understand that Pluto takes an estimated 248 YEARS to travel through the Zodiac. It's the farthest from the Sun, and its orbit is known as the most eccentric ( not to mention slowest ) in our solar system and remains in each sign between 12- 32 years.
Ironically, it only stays in the sign of its Dignity, Scorpio, for 12 years, while remaining in its Detriment, Taurus, for 32 years.
We get to experience FIVE Plutonian ingressions ( thanks to retrograde ) within a 19-month period:
First, when he moves into Aquarius today ( March 23 ) @ 12:40 PM. This ingress will give us a sneak preview of the Age of Aquarius and herald revolutionary and cultural change.
Second: He will retrograde back into Capricorn June 11 @ 5:36 AM. Expect some upheaval, particularly in the political secter. I don't know why I keep intuiting something about the Supreme Court, but we'll see.
Third: He reenters Aquarius right on the heels of the Sun's Aquarian ingress Jan 21, 2024 @ 1:00 AMI wish I could say this would be a permanent ingression like I keep reading it will be—but no. Pluto isn't finished shaking things up.
Fourth: He will backtrack one last retrograde into Capricorn @ 7:58 PM September 01, 2024. This will last through the presidential campaigns and election bid on November 05, 2024. You can expect some sort of upheaval again, most likely political, even global.
Fifth and lastly: He will permanently enter Aquarius on November 19 @7:57 PM where he will remain for 20 years, until entering Pisces 2043.
Talk about shaking things up! When Pluto shifts into a new sign, notable cultural upheavals often transpire, upgrading our cultural mythology in real time.
It is also known as the third transcendental planet whose influence is not immediately felt by the individual. That's because, with anything that takes time, Pluto's eventual impact is deep and far-reaching.
The entrance into a new sign leaves an imprint on an entire generation. Thus, it is heralded as the generational planet because its transit into a new sign initiates that generation.
When studying your natal chart, pay particular attention to which House Pluto resides; it indicates insight into the role you may be destined to play. And because it takes time to impact you, its function conjuncts with the passage from the South to the North Node (what you're born into and your destiny).
My Pluto resides in the 12th House, the home of Pisces, ruled by Neptune. It is a house of subconscious and endings. Pluto is also my ruling planet, and as the second deconate of Scorpio, Neptune is my planetary sub-ruler.
I foresee and welcome great change.
Pluto rules our deepest subconscious and embodies the principle of transformation and regeneration; thus, it can bridge the spiritual and material worlds. It may be small, but the old cliche that dynamite comes in small packages has never rung truer than now. Aquarius, on the other hand, is an air sign known for its independent and unconventional nature. It is associated with innovation, intellectual pursuits, humanitarianism, and a desire for social change.
When Pluto is in Aquarius in a birth chart, it suggests that the individual's transformative experiences and personal power will be expressed through Aquarian qualities. They may have a strong desire to challenge traditional norms, question authority, and bring about revolutionary changes in society. They are likely to be drawn to unique and alternative ways of thinking, and their personal transformation may involve breaking free from societal expectations.
Pluto's transit through Aquarius, on a larger scale, influences the collective consciousness and societal structures. During this time, there may be a focus on transforming and revolutionizing social, political, and technological systems. Issues related to individual freedoms, equality, and the advancement of human rights may gain prominence.
It's important to note that the interpretation of Pluto in Aquarius can vary depending on other aspects of an individual's birth chart or the specific time period of Pluto's transit.
Consulting with a professional astrologer can provide more personalized and detailed insights into the significance of this placement for a particular person or time.
Tomorrow, Monday, May 1, Pluto stations Rx 00°Capriconr21′ thru October 10 27° .
Pluto stations Rx once a year while opposing the Sun, lasting around five months, so this Rx isn't out of the ordinary. Except this Rx will take Pluto backward into Capricorn.
Pluto is known as the harbinger of destruction and is all about transformation and reformation. A Plutonian retrograde is typically a time of inner reflection and re-evaluation of our relationships, particularly our family, friends, and associates, and the power struggles we may experience with them.
When re-evaluating our relationships, ask yourself how you feel in the presence of each person. Do you feel controlled? Manipulated? Unable to be your authentic self or express your feelings without fear of repercussions?
If you feel this way, Pluto Rx is here to provide the power you need to break the cycle of fear so that you can be free.
The tool of preference is distance vs engaging in any power struggle for control. If those whom you feel have dominated, manipulated, or controlled you cannot be reasoned with, or respect your boundaries, then it's time to distance yourself gracefully from them.
If someone pressures you for creating distance, they are operating out of their own fear of not being in control.
We are not here to change anyone's mind or behavior; we are only here to improve ourselves. Whatever action we decide to take should always be for our greatest good which serves the greater good of the whole.
If those whom you wish to distance from are immediate family or close "friends", then distancing may not be possible. We can, however, set boundaries and ignore any passive-aggressive, manipulative, and/or controlling behavior they may attempt.
Even if it's walking to another room and closing the door. Or walking outside and around the block to distance ourselves.
We teach others how to treat us by what we accept. Pluto is here to add power to the dissolution or reformation of our relationships.
But this five-month Rx trek isn't just about our relationships with others; it's about our relationship with ourselves.
Are we operating out of fear or love? Do we find ourselves trying to control the behavior of others? Do we catch ourselves being manipulative to get what we want? Or do we have secret habits that are taking us down the rabbit hole of destruction: addiction ( this could be drugs, alcohol, sex, food, etc. ), hidden prejudice, secret judgments, and so forth.
This is not a time for power struggles to change others, or they will backfire by evolving into repetitive habits that become more destructive as time passes. It's a time to clean the slate of relationships that do not add to our quality of life and habits that prevent us from obtaining the quality of life that we want and deserve. Some are here to teach us how to set boundaries and distance ourselves. Not all are here to transform into a positive experience that will remain in our life.
Our goal here is mastery over ourselves: our choices and behavior. None of us are born subservient to another's power trip, including our own.
In the collective 8th House, Pluto's natural home, and the house of Scorpio, a house of endings and regeneration.
*( Don't forget to run your biwheel to determine which house it falls in for you. )*
First, a recap of things I've already said about this transit:
• It's important to understand that Pluto takes an estimated 248 YEARS to travel through the Zodiac. It's the farthest from the Sun, and its orbit is known as the most eccentric ( not to mention slowest ) in our solar system and remains in each sign between 12- 32 years.
• Ironically, it's in the sign of its Dignity, Scorpio, for only 12 years, while remaining in its Detriment, Taurus, for 32 years.
• Pluto moved into Aquarius on March 23, giving us a sneak preview of the Age of Aquarius and potential revolutionary and cultural change, particularly with the rise of AI.
• With today's retrograde back into Capricorn, we can expect some type of upheaval, particularly in the political or global sector.
• He reenters Aquarius right on the heels of the Sun's Aquarian ingress on Jan 21, 2024, @ 1:00 AM EDT.
I wish I could say this would be a permanent ingression—but no. Pluto isn't finished shaking things up.
• He will backtrack one last retrograde into Capricorn @ 7:58 PM September 01, 20 This will last through the American presidential campaigns and election bid on November 05, 2024. You can expect some sort of upheaval again, most likely political.
• He will permanently enter Aquarius on November 19 @ 7:57 PM EDT. After that, he won’t be finished with Aquarius until early 2044 – and won’t touch Capricorn again until February 28, 2254.
Now, onto the energy we can expect with this backtrack.
When Pluto shifts into a new sign, notable cultural upheavals often transpire, upgrading our cultural mythology in real time. That's because Pluto governs the masses, dictatorships, waste, subversion, atomic power, and crime. It exposes that which has been developed secretly or undercover.
Because it also governs bacteria and viruses, it's no surprise that COVID emerged during his initial transit through Capricorn, as well as the war in Ukraine.
Pluto is known as the third transcendental planet whose influence is not immediately felt by the individual.
That's because, with anything that takes time, Pluto's eventual impact is deep and far-reaching. COVID-19 is an example. As is the war with Ukraine.
The entrance into a new sign leaves an imprint on an entire generation. Thus, it is heralded as the generational planet because its transit into a new sign initiates that generation.
When studying your natal chart, pay particular attention to which House Pluto resides; it indicates insight into the role you may be destined to play.
Because it takes time to impact you, its function conjuncts with the passage from the South to the North Node ( what you're born into and your destiny ).
My Pluto resides in the 12th House, the Home of Pisces, ruled by Neptune. It is a house of subconscious and endings. However, this transit is in my 4th house, a house of endings and security ruled by Cancer and the Moon.
Pluto rules our deepest subconscious and embodies the principle of transformation and regeneration; thus, it can bridge the spiritual and material worlds.
Capricorn is the Cardinal sign of the South and has the power ( along with the three other Cardinal signs ) to govern the change of seasons. This doesn't mean just weather-wise. It also means the seasons of humanity.
Pluto was last in Capricorn from 1762 to 1778. This was the time of the Declaration of Independence, the Boston Tea Party, Watts invention of the Steam Engine and the reign of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette. The Industrial Revolution was in full swing, and the rigidity of many governments of the time led to rebellions and uprisings in later years. Its ingress into Capricorn in 2008 corresponded with the Great Recession.
Each of these crises, while encompassing Capricorn virtues of ambition and authority, had their origins in another sign: Perpetually optimistic Sagittarius, where unchecked governmental and economic institutions had been deemed too big to fail.
Think about that one. ^ Pride cometh before a fall.
According to Nyssa Grazda:
"During Pluto’s transit through Capricorn, we are collectively instructed to examine the integrity of political, commercial, legal, and religious establishments that we believe will afford us protection in an ever-changing world.
"This period addresses the shadow of allegiance, exposing an obvious truth.
Investing our time and resources into safeguarding the status quo is rarely rewarded with prosperity or even basic security. Our fidelity only serves to advance the agendas of the so-called Plutocracy, of those already in power."
With Pluto’s retrogradation into Capricorn, we are being offered a chance to reflect on our own lives, and to heal ancestral patterns that do not serve us – or, we will taste the fruits, ripe or rotten if we avoid this opportunity.
Pluto’s transit into Capricorn fifteen years ago witnessed the exposure of traditional values that are actually toxic: racism, sexism, and homophobia to name just three.
Pluto’s entry into, and the Age of Aquarius is about redefining values that encompass equality. Just because something has been around a long time doesn't make it right. Remember when it was against the law for people of different races, or the same gender to marry or cohabitate? How about black people having to use a separate entrance and water fountain? If they were allowed in the establishment at all.
Not all orders should be followed. Not all authority is actually worthy of respect. This is Pluto in Capricorn, revealing the undercurrent, and exposing the corruption, toxicity, and harm of such mindsets across humanity.
And it ain't pretty.
Pluto in Aquarius provided us a glimpse of a new age being born: The Age of Aquarius. And that will return; however, for now, we're all in “Capricorn Recovery Therapy.” Capricorn being ruled by Saturn, the taskmaster, teacher, and Lord of Karma come to collect.
If you can stay the course and walk with moral integrity, resisting the temptation of lower vibrational energy, tending Mother Gaia, and demonstrating compassion toward animals and humans, then in a few months when Pluto moves back into Aquarius on January 20, 2024 –your foundation for breakthroughs and advancements will have been laid.
if not, well, read the above.
As one of my mentors said:
"What happens in the world is always the sum of all the choices that eight billion human beings are making. As you fight to escape the deadening hand of the outdated past as it echoes inside of you, you are setting up a resonance that ultimately helps everyone to create a better, more Aquarian future. And that is humanity’s mission for the next couple of decades." ~ Steven Forrest
I wish you foresight, strength, and peace on your journey. 🙏✨
In Universal Love and Spiritual Service
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