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Moon enters Aquarius (2:42 AM PDT) kicking and screaming. Why, I’m not sure–let’s just call it a hunch, and those of you awake at this time can report in 
Maybe it’s the semi-sextile to Chiron that sneaks in about 6:30 AM PDT; we are trying to go all intellectual on things (Aquarius) and somehow emotions, especially hurts, come forward. Self-awareness is the key here.
Just before 2 PM PDT the Moon conjuncts Vesta, putting us in a noble frame of mind. This can put us on the trail of living our highest ideals in order to gain emotional fulfillment, and perhaps surprisingly, could make us intolerant, condescending, and vain, because any contact with others may invite us to judge and compare–and really, nobody can do “I’m devoted to a higher concept than you are” like Vesta! Those who fare best are those who hold respect for others and their own humility in high regard.
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This has been the longest but most productive day so far this week. I bet the kicking and screaming has to do with how I’m gonna react to the idea of gettig out of bed in a few hours…
Have a great day,
Deb
Hi Deb, I know what you mean; it’s happening in my head right now.
You have a great one, too!
jd
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Hi Julie,
I live in Qld, Australia and am wondering if I need to factor in a time difference for said transits? Have come to your site via Karen at Ravenesque and am enjoying your posts very much. Blessings and cheers, Meredith
Hi Meredith,
Isn’t Karen a peach? Just a lovely person all around!
Yes, you do need to ‘translate’ for a time difference. To use an overly simple example, if something is happening at 5 PM Pacific time, it’s happening at 8 PM Eastern time–so the aspect is in force at literally the same time, but the clock time is different, depending on where you are.
Thank you, Meredith!
My best to you,
jd
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oh, glad you said something,
should probably cancel this application
to the Jesuit order…
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associating humility with the sacred I would not have necessarily thought
of right away myself , if ever.
That’s quite a way of thinking about the sacred (lord knows I’m familiar
with the concept and emotion of humility…)
now to apply that to the sacred truly… is a very helpful description to understand the sacred as such and how it fits into the inner life…
there should be humility yes. (please god let there be humility…help me
god… I’m afraid I’m too busy watching Saturday morning cartoons…)
you have to think about it… One concept I have of the sacred is that
work is sacred (a way of understanding worklife… – it’s sacred.)
(confusing as usually seems work is what gets in way of spiritual life etc.)
well yeah, but its ALSO sacred and sacrifice… (nature, earth, also think of as ‘sacred’)
Anyway, thanks for adding ‘humility’ to the list, I can understand ‘humility’
( one must think about these concepts for awhile, and experience them,
‘the sacred’ is surely an important one for sure…it’s huge I think.)
I mean, I do. When I hear that word I feel I should stop a moment
and make sure I understand at least… (do that a lot lately however,
for example, staring at a pan of eggs in the morning…)
could just be alzheimer’s…
this is your brain, etc. this is your eggs.. oh well.. thanx tho.
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Do I have to worry if am planning to ask a girl out? 🙂
I don’t know, do you? Seriously, I can’t answer that for you–you know you, you know her, and what shows here is just a partial read of the emotional (Lunar) climate for the entire day (the whole day is available by subscription)–you just have to wing it, I guess 🙂
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