This morning we wake up to a waning
Moon in Capricorn. While this placement may incline the emotional
body toward work and creativity, our minds are not likely geared for
it. Mercury officially squares Neptune at 12:09 PM. This can affect
our ability to concentrate and remember finer details of what we are
doing. Let's say you get up on Saturday and decide to clean your
house. You walk into the living room with your cleaning supplies.
But, oh, you forgot to grab the broom. So, you go back into the
utility closet to get it. You open the utility closet door and stare
into it blankly...”What did I need from in here again?” Yeah.
It's a lot like that. Now, if you have menial tasks to accomplish
today that you can do nearly automatically without much brain power,
you could truly get lost in the work. But, if you need to directly
engage the mental body in focus and concentration in an effort to
accomplish something...well...that may be a little difficult because
the mental body is definitely distracted, forgetful and wandering.
Of course, this can play out in a
myriad of ways. You could have planned outdoor activities or yard
work, but it's raining (Mercury/Neptune). Some may be suffering from
allergies...stuffy noses, headaches, watery eyes (Mercury/Neptune)
and not feel much like engaging in anything. Or, maybe you take
allergy medication and it makes you woozy (Mercury/Neptune). Tree
pollens (Moon in Capricorn) are ridiculously high right now in my
neck of the woods so, yes, this could likely be a problem for some.
The energy from Mercury and Neptune can be used for creative
projects and it's great for incorporating some music into your day.
But, I would advise that you delay any projects that require a good
deal of logic or focused brain power because those abilities are
going to be elusive this weekend. Personally, I plan on going to a
creek (Neptune) with some friends (Mercury) to gather rocks (Moon in
Capricorn) to use to make a patio in my backyard (Venus in Cancer).
Maybe you go to the grocery store (Venus in Cancer) in an effort to
check off some of your household tasks (Moon in Capricorn) and forget
your list or what it was you really needed or decide to stop at a
thrift shop and forget all about what it was you originally set out
to do (Mercury/Neptune). See, I can throw as many metaphors as I want
out in regard to how this can play out. But, much of the time, the
energy manifests rather literally.
By 4:36 PM, the emotional body and
physical body are dancing in harmony through a trine from the Moon to
Mars. From here, the Moon is Void for a few hours until entering
Aquarius at 7:23 PM. From here she finds Saturn by supportive sextile
at 11:35 PM.
There is potential for washout in this
day with the square from Mercury to Neptune. The end of the day is
more grounded than the beginning. Yet, there is still very little
room and support for linear thinking. Overall, I do not see it as
overly harsh as long as you go with the flow instead of trying to
swim upstream. Logic is slowly loosing it's grip not only from
Mercury/Neptune, but also due to the fact that Mercury is in his
shadow and preparing to turn retrograde. Your best bet is going to be
unplug and plop yourself right in the tangible physical world instead
of trying to engage in anything mentally taxing. Turn on some music
to help set your pace or simply relax and don't allow ambition to
harsh your mellow. Know that information can be befuddled and details
easily confused. Some may deliberately cast veils around the
information they are sharing or try to fluff the truth under this sky
too. So, know that what you see and hear may not be exactly as you
first perceive them. The day is earmarked for turning off your brain
and engaging creatively or making relaxation your highest ranked task
on your to do list. Grounding and being outside or around water
alleviates some of the washout potential from Mercury/Neptune. Or,
you can make menial activity an alchemical process that frees the
mind to wander where it will. But, if you have to be mindful of
details, facts, figures and need to incorporate technology into your
plans for today...well...fugettaboutit. Eh, I don't have to tell you
that. It's likely that forgetting about it will happen all on its
own.
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