This morning looks fairly interesting.
Today we wake up with the Moon in Virgo in trine to Pluto in
Capricorn (5:58 AM). At about the same time, she is also sitting at
the tip of a Yod between the Sun in Aquarius (4:06 AM) and Uranus in
Aries (12:30 PM). To make things even MORE interesting, while the
Moon is passing through this Yod, it is also opposing Chiron in
Pisces. Aim for healing not additional wounding. This is another
emotional check point in which we are racked with fortitude, very
prone to act independently and perhaps even a little reckless.
Triggers are at risk of being tripped so guard yours. “Recklessness”
makes our Virgo Moon wring its hands in nervous anxiety.
Folks with planets between 13 and 17
degrees Virgo have had the influence of this Yod upon that personal
planet for a few days. As the Sun moves forward, the Yod will flicker
off. However, the inconjunct from Uranus will keep coming for awhile.
If you are one of the folks who have
planets in mid-Virgo (or Scorpio) receiving an inconjunct from
Uranus, then you might have noticed it can sometimes be like someone
snuck up behind you and zapped you with a taser. I'm one of those
folks and while my last statement was a little dramatic with the
intention of being a bit humorous, it is unsettling at times and
genius at others. What marks the difference in how it feels depends
on how I look at the situation and whether or not I'm emotionally
engaged or not. What I mean is I respond more effectively to (I can't
believe I'm about to say this) the pokings of Uranus when my
emotional body is settled and my perspective malleable. You will
likely hear a lot from me about perspective (and aim) while Saturn is
in Sagittarius because that is part of what we are learning about
with this transit. It's partially like an archery class in that
regard.
I mention it (perspective) today
because after this Yod begins to flicker off in the sky, the Sun
meets Jupiter by opposition (1:21 PM). This aspect has been waxing
for a few days. It was within orb at our last full moon. One way I've
noticed this play out is kind of entertaining. You see, when the Sun
is in Aquarius it is also in my 12th house. My perspective
can be a little skewed when it comes to dealing with someone who has
an Aquarian Sun because I have trouble seeing them accurately. But,
the opposition from Jupiter to the Sun in Aquarius is prompting some
Aquarians to really “show” themselves to me. It's funny because
when this happens it is quick like they have a part of their
personality hidden beneath a trench coat and they just whip it open
to flash someone with it for a moment. I'm finding it rather
entertaining. Because Astrology likes to be quite literal in its
dealings with me, I was literally flashed by an Aquarian at the Full
Moon. Twice. She was showing me her new high-tech underwear and was
rather proud of it. Man, you just cannot make this stuff up. Anyway,
that is happening in my world.
By 5 PM the Moon is in opposition to
Mars in Pisces. From here, she is Void until entering Libra at 1:45
PM tomorrow.
It's a busy morning folks. And, there
is potential for it to be rather eventful. In the midst of all that,
we are being tested by the Universe with this Yod that is delivering
quite the gut check to our emotional body. On top of that, Sun in
opposition to Jupiter can prompt a person to become full of
themselves and display quite a show of ego. Then, there is ambiguity
to deal with as the Moon opposes Mars. What to do? What to do?
First, reach for the positive
expressions of Jupiter instead of opting for his less savory
characteristics. Reach for optimism, wisdom, perspective, generosity,
gratitude and benevolence. Steer clear of self-aggrandizement,
pompousness and selfishness. Then, reach for the powerful grounding
and fortitude accessible from the trine to Pluto in Capricorn. We got
this. We can deal. Finally, don't let the sideways promptings and
pokings of Uranus to catalyze you into doing something impulsive.
Take your time and deal with the situation at hand after you've
looked at all the facts and can make an informed decision. That may
be hard because Uranian energy often prompts us to react quickly. It
may feel like we HAVE to react RIGHT NOW. Triage the situation like
an effective Virgo Moon and figure out whether this is an emergency
or not. Deal with the things in most need of attention first and
prioritize the rest. The main thing is not to get excited. Breathe.
On purpose and with purpose.
I'm thinking of an ER nurse here who
sees emergent situations everyday. Trust me. You see some really
shocking and surprising stuff in a triage window. If the nurse were
to get excited and act impulsively every time an emergency happened
in her job then she would drive herself straight into a nervous
breakdown. Plus, patients would suffer. The ER Nurse has to control
the feed of adrenaline that rushes into a her body during an emergent
situation. This is hard given the fact that she is typically dealing
with folks who are freaking the heck out (and usually with good
reason). She has to rise above the promptings of her own body and
steer it toward ingenious action converting that nervousness into
precision decisions and appropriate responses in an effort to help.
Channel some of that today. It really is your best bet. Triage.
Prioritize and get the job done. The main thing is not to get
excited.
Let me say that again.
The. Main. Thing. Is. Not. To. Get.
Excited. Ok? Ok :)
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