
“African Riddle” by John Mainga – (33x53cm), acrylics and watercolors on leather Photo by Todd Schaffer Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported
We hear it, think it, learn it, it hurts and then it heals–what is it? An astrological riddle, posed by some message, communication, or thought represented by Merc’s conjunction with Chiron. It is something from the past–Merc also conjoins the South Node–and it requires us to respond or adjust to matters we’ve been ignoring, denying, or that have enraged us (qnx Black Moon Lilith). Something painful is dealt with, understood, or healed permanently–and this will no longer support delusions or fantasies that were antithetical to our highest values and those things we honor (Neptune contra-parallel Vesta). Any gaps are soothed by the late Cancer Moon.
Today’s word image is a vignette: a politician scores a stunning victory, and on leaving the stage encounters a dog and gives him a good kick. We can’t blame circumstances for our behavior; sometimes we’re winning and still act like an a**hole. This needs to be our mantra today: Win, but don’t be a jerk about it.
Dear Mrs Demboski, Thank you ever so much for your daily (at least recently) sent very inspiring avdvice! Best Regards, Maciej Magura Goralski
Dear MM Goralski, You’re welcome (at least right now)! Best, jd
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Forgive me, but could you please not abbreviate Mercury to “Merc”? For some reason it feels all wrong to me. (You wouldn’t say “Jup” or “Sat” or “Nept” and the long version of these words all have at least as many letters as Mercury.)
You can totally ignore request this if you want. (or maybe there is some reason why you particularly like that abbreviation, in which case I might change my mind 😉
Thank you for your feedback, Marylou, and for granting me permission to ignore your request, though I truly don’t understand the urge to go to someone else’s blog and offer one’s editorial opinion. When I don’t like what someone does, I just don’t go there–it’s much easier and more respectful than requiring them to change for my own comfort.
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