Wednesday 16 September 2020
\Waiting for the Golden Ball/
Moon in Virgo
Fatuity? : I realize that with the combination of the "masked pandemic," forest fires and smoke, a hurricane, and political bickering, no matter how "nice" some of the aspects and symbols may be, many will read my rosy commentary and feel disgusted because it seems so unreal. For example, Tuesday's forecast ended with "children on a swing in a huge oak tree" and the keyword Delight. As I write on Tuesday, I am breathing smoke, looking out at a dark sky, and feeling anything but delighted or delightful. However, this may change later in the day, at least at certain moments. And so I continue with the symbolic systems which have proved themselves over the years and hope they may brighten your day.
Wednesday:
Challenges: Maybe "a large disappointed audience," the degree in which Mars has been languishing as he turns backward, is trumping every other symbol because it sure feels like most of us are in that audience. "A flag at half-mast" does not imply that a famous person will die, but suggests respect for those who have gone before. Soldiers, artists, musicians, performers, writers, teachers, and mechanics are all public servants. We enjoy many advantages which we may take for granted (sun trine Saturn and Pluto, and Jupiter sextile Neptune). Pretending to be grateful can call forth actual feelings of gratitude, and that helps.
Opportunities: Work at home is good, and study is good. If there seem to be enemies or opponents, there can be successful aggression, energy, and executive ability to overcome them. More calmly, "A sailing ship on a calm sea" shows prosperity and honor (says Charubel). Taking calculated chances could be advantageous.
Blessings: Sometimes "easy does it" during the final days of an Old Moon (the New is tomorrow) while things resettle. "An evening lawn party" would be wonderful for those not plagued by fires, smoke or high winds. At any rate, there could be companionship. Everyday gratifications are shared with intimates and neighbors. The final symbol is a favorite: "A golden ball suspended from the ceiling of a circular hall." Charubel interprets it: "This is very mystical; there is something about this person that he never makes known. It is that which lends a charm to his life; it endows her with a power to fascinate those who may be favored with her or his company." Cinderella or Cinderfella.
{Wednesday} /Waiting for the Golden Ball\
Cosmic Piper
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