}Answers Within Companionship{
I was pondering the strange demolishment of a dam in Ukraine Tuesday, in terms of daily charting, and realized that Saturn in Pisces, a water sign, has a lot to do with it. Then I found that a septile (aspect derived from dividing the zodiac into seven pie-pieces) by a 2 degree orb (which is the correct small orb) was active from Monday through this coming Sunday. Reuters says the dam collapsed Tuesday, and its painful after-effects are still going on, though a benefit could be if they slow down the war madness at least for a while. The septile by a small orb is a major aspect, indicating "fatality" or something seeming to be karmic, fateful, or pre-determined. In this case it is between the two "malefic" planets, Mars and Saturn. Whatever is currently most painful or hard to understand in your life may be indicated by this aspect lasting through Sunday. Working with that knowledge could help you to find answers.
Thursday:
A Mercurial degree, said to be ruled by the number 6, is prominent and so your mind could be firing on six cylinders. What strong, helpful answers are you finding?
At worst one might deviate into "black magic," that is, attempts to compel others to do one's will, whether this be for sexual, financial or other advantages. "A dark cloud is charged with elemental shapes, most hideous and repulsive" says Charubel. Internet stuff and TV videos can be "black magic" quite often if they pander to base desires for cruelty or revenge.
"A cat upon the watch for prey" is not necessarily an emblem of evil but of watchful self-interest connecting with honest opportunity.
Maybe following such suave prudence could bring one to the enjoyment of "an evening lawn party" where there is "everyday gratification and companionship."
{Thursday} {Answers Within Companionship}
Cosmic Piper
Moon in Aquarius
/moon goes void-of-course at 9:25p PT | 12:25a(F) ET | 4:25a(F) UT
|Karmic sobering, challenging third| of this week begins at 10:39a PT | 1:39p ET | 5:39p UT (until late Saturday evening, with a peak Friday afternoon)
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