^Administration of Munificence?^
Moon in Aries
|Karmically serious or sobering third| of this week is with us until mid-day Friday
(For those new to these reports, the |difficult third| of a week is based on the moon's relation with Saturn, which varies in a near-weekly cycle. It just happens to be ending on Friday this week.)
Looking at the daily chart, it feels to me that people are thinking, mostly, more about work than the illness itself, that is, What happened to my job? When will it be back? Or if they are working, How do I deal with the complexities of my work in this pandemic situation?
Who is supervising whom? There are tensions in relation to who is bossing whom. Also, government officials seem to be in command sometimes but are uneasy about the situation, not wanting to offend those they order about yet seeming to offend. We need to look at this whole mess as "a mountain pilgrimage," a project shared together, rather than just "a mess." The task at hand requires perseverance, and when we reach the top of the mountain -- the "peak" of the illness, after which it declines -- we can rejoice. Let us keep that in mind and hope it can be sooner rather than later. (Meanwhile, of course, the distancing restrictions have to be observed or we postpone the peak and the release.)
There are hopeful signs. People are thinking about how they can profit somehow through current or later business opportunities, how they can proceed gainfully once they are able to reconstitute their business, job, or profession. Thrift is important, leading to utility. Anyone who gets ahead of the game, anticipating quick results unrealistically, could slip off into passionate desires which Charubel calls "virulent." You will sense that this means when you get promptings you sense as dangerous.
Will Congress finally come through with a program to help workers financially, and reimburse the general public for losses, and help reconstitute the economy? Maybe, because we have "An open window and a net curtain blowing into a cornucopia" with the keyword Munificence. I think we are ready for that. It's "the mutual prodigality of man and his world" according to Dr. Jones, which can also be "unmerited good fortune." I am up for that. Or if it skips me and goes to others, I will try to be magnanimous. There is a trend toward straightforward, sincere sharing of good fortune in happy conversation, facilitated by "a tankard set upon a table." If this has to be a virtual or electronic table, so be it.
{Wednesday} ^Administration of Munificence?^
Cosmic Piper
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