Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Monday, April 13, 2009
Astro Perspective: Why There Will Be Eventual RecoveryShare
An Astrological Perspective: Why There Will Be Eventual RecoveryShare
Today at 1:06pm
The first sign of hope on the horizon comes in May 2009, when the planets Jupiter and Neptune conjoin in the sign of Aquarius, thus initiating a new cycle of this planetary pair. A planetary pair operating on a cycle length of 13 years, this planetary relationship has been closing, or in old moon phase, for the last 6 ½ years or so. When it re-starts in May of 2009, another opening cycle will be added to the list of those moving from new to full phase. This will help the balance of conditions to move from dying down to gearing back up. Of course, dying down is necessary in nature, as we know. So all things in their own time must be.
All the same, given that we all must eat, be clothed, live somewhere, and so on, astrological conditions that help survival are of note. Well, here comes one. Jupiter and Neptune will conjoin three times in the year 2009, on these dates.
May 27, 2009
July 10, 2009
December 21, 2009
At each such time, a new pulse of energy will enter the collective. According to the nature of the archetypes involved, it can be expected that the first effect will be a restoration of hope or belief that a positive future is possible. Events will occur in May, July, and December of 2009 which will set the context for a change in the general world psychology. These events will be characterized by the sign Aquarius, in which sign Jupiter and Neptune will be conjunct. Aquarius rules the group and society as a whole, so the events related will concern public programs designed to help the many. Further, Aquarius has a connection with all the impulses that power evolution in the collective. It therefore rules artists and inventors and all creative persons who do not fit the usual pattern, so it is equally possible that unexpected new discoveries will fuel hope for a better world, and that an overarching tolerance for diversity and uniqueness will prevail.
This update is...
From Astrologer Maureen Temple Richmond
(919) 542 – 3422
Today at 1:06pm
The first sign of hope on the horizon comes in May 2009, when the planets Jupiter and Neptune conjoin in the sign of Aquarius, thus initiating a new cycle of this planetary pair. A planetary pair operating on a cycle length of 13 years, this planetary relationship has been closing, or in old moon phase, for the last 6 ½ years or so. When it re-starts in May of 2009, another opening cycle will be added to the list of those moving from new to full phase. This will help the balance of conditions to move from dying down to gearing back up. Of course, dying down is necessary in nature, as we know. So all things in their own time must be.
All the same, given that we all must eat, be clothed, live somewhere, and so on, astrological conditions that help survival are of note. Well, here comes one. Jupiter and Neptune will conjoin three times in the year 2009, on these dates.
May 27, 2009
July 10, 2009
December 21, 2009
At each such time, a new pulse of energy will enter the collective. According to the nature of the archetypes involved, it can be expected that the first effect will be a restoration of hope or belief that a positive future is possible. Events will occur in May, July, and December of 2009 which will set the context for a change in the general world psychology. These events will be characterized by the sign Aquarius, in which sign Jupiter and Neptune will be conjunct. Aquarius rules the group and society as a whole, so the events related will concern public programs designed to help the many. Further, Aquarius has a connection with all the impulses that power evolution in the collective. It therefore rules artists and inventors and all creative persons who do not fit the usual pattern, so it is equally possible that unexpected new discoveries will fuel hope for a better world, and that an overarching tolerance for diversity and uniqueness will prevail.
This update is...
From Astrologer Maureen Temple Richmond
(919) 542 – 3422
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