Saturday 19 April 2014
Sun in Aries; Moon in Sagittarius-->Capricorn; Foci in 8, Regeneration and 5, Pleasure or Offspring ***
/moon goes void-of-course at 6:18p PT | 9:18p ET | 1:18a(Su) UT **
until it enters Capricorn 11 minutes later at 6:29p PT | 9:29p ET | 1:29p UT ***
^Deeper Interests and Hopes Prevail^
It's not necessary to lose one's bearings when things are complex. There can be success through connections with illustrious individuals or families.
When you have what is adequate for your needs, you may drop a wanderlust which could lead you astray. Your work includes discoveries which affirm your right to pursue your course independent of others' advice.
Your resources and potential accomplishments are numerous. You care about spiritual purposes also, and the sanctity of someone you have chosen as a spiritual guide, teacher, or guru. (Sometimes it's the other way around: They have chosen us as disciples.) The real apostles in the Christian tradition and the real gurus of India are not on different paths (if we accentuate the word "real" in that statement.)
You care about those who are relatively immature, and could try to help them even though they do not understand that you are helping and give you no credit for it. That is magnanimity. You have a mission to fulfill. Within the darkness, the light illumines you so you can aid someone less seeing.
Song of the day: My Lighthouse by Villagers
Difficulties are part of life, even on a Saturday when you may not have to work at your regular tasks. There is something fortifying in sticking with what has to be done. You can keep adjusting yourself, rather than get lost in circles, and reorient yourself to everything essential. Then you will not feel that all is pointless.
{Saturday} ^Deeper Interests and Hopes Prevail^
Cosmic Piper
Sunday 20 April 2014
Sun in Taurus; Moon in Capricorn; Foci in 9, Learning or Travel and 4, Home or Foundation
Moon on course ***
\Extended Family Recover Together/
I am risking three stars for the day even though the Grand Square is as exact as a Grand Square can get--because of the trine between Venus and Jupiter, the two benefic planets according to the ancients, as well as Venus's sextile with Pluto. Of the Grand Square, Marc Edmund Jones says that it makes things "develop under conditions of continual crisis," with " a risk of self-defeating confusion or a continual dissipation of resources." This hits home for me--my costs have been enormous in recent days. And, further, I have spent more than wise on some pleasures. (Quotations from Jones's Essentials of Astrological Analysis; "X cross" is in the index.) We need to focus wisely; and with the exalted planet of the X being Jupiter in Cancer, we might well focus on household or family matters.
One can learn to remain true to oneself while Mars remains retrograde in Libra--and that includes being true to someone one loves (Libra, sign of Venus and highly romantic). Then when events circle around strangely one is congruent with someone else's life, which grants a sort of merry-go-round stability and consistency.
Flowers are stars and stars are flowers; and "Every man and every woman is a star" according to a famous occultist.
Mental powers could be at a peak! with Mercury nonagen the two benefics. You discover something real. That helps you to remove obstacles of presupposition which are mistakes. If you do that for others it could make them feel a prick of criticism.
Those who ponder mysteries have to ponder among them the mysteries of death and of immortal life. There is a sanction to see beyond darkness into light. One can arrive at absolute foundations. Happy Easter!
A collapse of something you have leaned on (Uranus, Mars and Pluto are parts of the X Cross) is not a necessary happening but if you experience it it allows you to transcend limitations and find the aforementioned absolute foundations. There are beautiful vistas extending around you in various directions, the glories of nature visible and invisible to appreciate so you can regain faith in yourself and humanity.
Song of the day: This is Amazing Grace by Phil Wickham
Overcoming "enemies" is a martial art or a peaceful art or both combined in ways which transcend warlike methods, achieving the right to be called "spiritual warfare" which is also "spiritual peacefare." Something like that is going on as you recapture your prerogatives from circling events which give you a chance to reconstitute yourself and your program in ways which will be kissed by the cosmos.
{Sunday} /Extended Family Recover Together\
Cosmic Piper
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