Hi All,
You must be wondering what I mean by suggesting that Jupiter may be, or may have been a star. Well, please do not become confused by this because there is more to the picture than you may know. Technically Jupiter falls under the classification of a star due to the fact that it radiates about twice as much heat, light, and radiation than it absorbs from the Sun. Though I must tell you, Jupiter’s heat emanations come from an internal reservoir left over since its birth 4.6 billion years ago. I find this interesting in light of the fact that Jupiter has been waltzing over the Aries Point, or AP (thrust of action) in the sign of Aries (Fire) for the last several months along with the planet Uranus, both in Direct and Retrograde motion.
This conjunction, or combination of Jupiter with Uranus at the AP strongly suggests that there is definitely a shift or challenge to religious, and spiritual beliefs. Laws, whether they be social, international, cosmic, or universal, challenge is at the forefront. As we have been seeing, there is (more…)
Hi All,
In the Astrological conversations I routinely hear there is usually someone (usually an Astrologer, or someone that is interested) recounting a difficult event and blaming a planet for it. Perhaps it was the changing or losing of a job, or maybe the breakdown of a marriage, a divorce. During this recounting of trial and trouble I will invariably hear that it was the planet Saturn that threw them into a depression. Or, that it was the planet Pluto (yes, Pluto is still a planet) that destroyed their marriage and left them penniless. Most people do not literally mean that it was the fault of a planet (or do they?), but are simply using it as a metaphor. However if someone unfamiliar with Astrology overhears this conversation, the terms and the anecdotes stick within that brilliant computer of cognition…the brain.
Then, before you know it this narrative will find its way into the conversation of the one who overheard the exchange with another person. Well, it is not too difficult to see what comes next. This brief but incorrect explanation (more…)
