Overnight our fading Moon in Aquarius
met Mercury (00:01 AM) by conjunction and Saturn by sextile (2:18
AM). Bedtime may have been riddled with serious thoughts or
pontifications about plans to move forward. We wake up under the
umbrella of that energy this morning. The path is becoming more
clear. However, we've still not yet regained our footing. Mars is
lingering at the end of Pisces. We know what we need to accomplish
but initiating right now may not be the best time. We aren't really
sure how to go about it just yet. Plus, even though information is
coming in, it is still not yet complete. Mercury remains in his
retrograde shadow. We've still a bit to revisit and rectify.
Later this evening, the Moon meets her
current ruler, Uranus in Aries, by sextile (5:30 PM). This is a
wriggly aspect. One in which people will not want to be tied down or
hindered in their personal freedoms. It also reinforces a bit of
emotional detachment with steerage toward logic and away from more
watery situations. We will likely be prone to seek out the support of
friends or really start assessing how we feel about recent changes in
our current world. But, these feelings are not viewed while being
swamped by them. We inspect our emotions as if they were tangible
objects.
Later today, the aspect of interest is
an inconjunct formed between Jupiter and Chiron (8:23 PM). After a
morning of logic, serious thinking about plans moving forward and
attempts to reconcile our emotions from an intellectual perspective,
we are reminded of deeper feelings. This inconjunct has occurred
before while Jupiter was direct. It will happen again when Jupiter
turns direct once more. The last time, unexpected washouts occurred
pretty much on a global level. Remember the Ebola outbreak and all
the news coverage? Yeah. That all happened under Jupiter inconjunct
to Chiron. Here it comes again.
It may not be that Ebola, itself,
becomes a headline again. It could be that we are continually
learning (and hopefully improving) about certain healthcare practices
that became apparent at that time. News reflecting the waxing energy
of this inconjunct includes things like the news of Measles outbreaks
and changes being undertaken on a Federal level at Veterans Affairs.
We will likely revisit the effectiveness and debates over
vaccinations. I would be very surprised if we didn't hear something
from our world or government healthcare agencies today whether they
are discussing what they learned from the Ebola outbreak or
discussing more recent topics such as flu vaccines or vaccinations in
general. We may hear about the need for booster vaccinations for
adults, for example. I'm speculating but all I've mentioned are
possibilities here. Healthcare, the pharmaceutical industry and
health insurance are likely to be topics of discussions particularly
in the US.
On a more personal level, there could
very well be an influx of water and emotion. We aren't likely to see
it coming as we are currently detached from our emotions under Moon
sextile Uranus. But, yes, we will likely be quickly reminded of what
it is like to really “feel” instead of just thinking about
feeling. At 9 PM, a little over a half an hour after Jupiter and
Chiron create this inconjunct, the Moon finds Jupiter by opposition.
Whatever is going on, folks have strong opinions about it and those
strong opinions are connected to large emotions. Logic could
potentially fly out the window in light of circumstance.
Tomorrow is our New Moon in Aquarius.
As this lunar cycle completes, there is plenty to think about and vow
to do differently. We should, at this time, still be heeding the call
to let go. As the Moon opposes Jupiter, there could be a spotlight
shining on exactly what it is that we need to release our grasp on.
As the New Moon perfects tomorrow, Hecate finds Pluto by conjunction.
That little aspect will be overlooked on a large scale. However, it
is certainly not something that should be under estimated. Structures
within the collective are forever altered and changed. In that, we
cannot go back and undo what has occurred. Hecate is the cross roads.
Final decisions are made. She's ridiculously dispassionate about how
we choose. She stands as illumination at the cross roads while
reminding us that there is no turning back from here. We are
encouraged to choose our paths forward wisely.
On both a global and personal level we
are given a lot of information that we have been waiting on today.
Some of the information that is being delivered could be stuff we
were not expecting. Either way, there is much to process. Then, from
here, on a Solar level we are being called to incubate. I'm seeing
eggs here. Literally and within collective symbolism. This isn't
hibernation; it is incubation. During hibernation we are are just
sleeping. During incubation we are protected as our bodies actually
develop in preparation to enter a new realm of existence. During
incubation, there is heat delivered from an outside source (the hen
sitting on the egg or artificial light warming the incubator itself).
There is certainly a difference.
Mars will jump ship from Pisces to
Aries on the 19th. However, before he does we have a
powerhouse stellium in Pisces that includes the Sun, Moon, Neptune,
Chiron, Venus and Mars that lasts from a few moments after the New
Moon on the 18th and extends until Pisces finally gives
birth to Venus and the Moon on the 20th. Half of that
stellium in Pisces is also in square to Saturn (Sun, Moon and
Neptune). This is serious business all around. The congestion begins
to thicken a bit. Break up of this congestion will come
simultaneously with the hatchlings of Spring. So keep that in mind if
you still feel like things are stuck. Incubate. Wait it out. Grow.
Become stronger and nurture yourself as you develop. The shell will
begin to crack soon.
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