You walk swiftly up the slopes of the volcano you call home. Your feet, strong and practiced, easily navigate the rough pumice on your path. A hot, wild wind howls across the crater, whipping your flaming locks across your face. Movement in a nearby crevasse catches your eye. You look and see a timid young […]
A Taurus Moon is a beautiful thing. The fixed earth of Taurus creates a sense of stability in the otherwise erratic Moon, and the influence of Venus, Taurus’ ruler, lends itself to a profound appreciation of the sweetness of life. No wonder the Moon is exalted in Taurus. Jealous yet? Me too.
When we talk about Chiron, we often focus on the wound. Here is the perpetual pain, the permanent vulnerability individual to each of us. We peer into our own souls and sometimes even wallow in our own sorrow, comparing our battle scars. What we focus less on is the aspect of the healer.
Doesn’t everyone belong In the arms of the sacred? Why do we pretend we’re wrong? Has our young courage faded? Shots were fired on the street By the church where we used to meet Angel down, angel down But the people just stood around
A combination that doesn’t get much attention in synastry is Jupiter and Chiron. Jupiter is the planet of joy, optimism, expansion, and opportunity, while Chiron is the wounded healer, the place where we perennially ache, and through that find our own strength. Not exactly an intuitive duo, is it? So what happens when the two
Aquarians. They’re iconoclasts, humanitarians, freedom-fighters, and one of the best partners you can imagine. Wait, really? Aren’t Aquarians aloof, cerebral lone wolves who are more interested in friendship than love? Don’t they spend a little too much time watching conspiracy videos on YouTube and rebelling against The Man to be good partners? Aren’t they, um,
Pluto in the 7th house can be an explosive situation. There’s potential for drama, manipulation, and betrayal, to name a few. So how on earth do you deal with it? Do you project your shadow? What’s in your 7th house?
