A Water Grand Trine we first noted on the 23rd becomes prominent once again today. It’s a balancing act that reasserts itself, and with Moon in Scorpio moving toward one of the Trine components, the mood is one to dig up the emotions, to uncover the Truth, to get serious about change, to reform or resurrect something we care about. The Trine is made up of Jupiter in Cancer, the Black Moon Lilith point in Scorpio, and the North Node in Pisces; some argue that mathematically derived points and points designating extremes (such as the Nodes) don’t qualify for inclusion in configurations, but after years of observation, I’m convinced that points are as energized, alive, and responsive to contacts as any planet or light.
So, we feel (BIG feels, with Jupiter in Cancer), we want to get down to the nitty-gritty, and all in the name of finding equilibrium. Certainly, what we want is to feel that our choices and actions are effective in addressing what we’ve too long (or what’s been too easily) ignored or denied, and we hope that doing so leads to both new opportunities in areas we care about (Jupiter) and that shapes a future along the lines of our ideals and dreams (Pisces). Venus is still within opposition to Pluto, reinforcing the idea that excavating for the Truth or to create serious change (Pluto) will pay off (Venus). It’s a day to be brave, to tell oneself the Truth, to choose and act without resorting to extremes or destructive urges; indulging in change or collapse without good reason will only read as a power play, and waste the energy, leaving behind a big mess to deal with tomorrow.
The Daily Word Image is a committee of five vultures high in the trees, watching a pair of foxes and their three kits leave the den to hunt. Two things strike me about this image: one is that it’s five of each, five vs five; the other is that, though being watched by vultures suggests a kind of menace, vultures don’t hunt anything themselves, they only eat what’s already dead. We may right now feel like we’re being observed as we go about the everyday, and it’s imparting a sense of dread, but the reality is that, despite a sense of doom and gloom, we’re not really being threatened at all (at least, we’re not threatened by what’s obvious, what’s an observable presence in our lives).












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