Jupiter in Sagittarius, by transit or in the natal chart…
A month ago I wrote about Visiting The Dying. The gal’s name is, Mary. She’s double Virgo and we’ve become friends. I met her a few days after they told her she has cancer. She also has COPD. She’s on oxygen but other than that, you’d never know it she was as sick as she […]
I think it’s common that people have a great period in their life and then something shifts. They may feel nostalgic about that period and begin to idealize it. Next thing you know they’re doing anything and everything they can to recapture something that no longer exists.
I went back to visit the gal I mentioned in this post – Visiting The Dying. This time I got her birth data. That’s a crop of her chart on the right. You can see the the whole (noon) chart here. She’s super interesting to talk to. She seems current around news and technology, but
I love, LOVE, Jupiter in Sagittarius! That statement is meant to be inflated and over-the-the top. It’s also happens to be true! Jupiter, ruler of Sagittarius is associated with truth, seeking and storytelling. It also represents higher education, broad-mindedness, luck, opportunity, abundance, optimism and generosity. Have I sold you yet?
I wrote this for a client, with Venus in Gemini aspecting Jupiter in Sagittarius… “…You will have to land this plane in order to get the solid / loyal relationship that one side of you wants and needs. Think about it. You can’t be constantly traveling and open to EVERYTHING, and invest in a grounded partnership.
Sagittarius is a restless sign. It likes to move. Moon in Sagittarius feels at home, traveling. Mercury in Sagittarius has a mind the runs. Jupiter in Sagittarius does not want to be confined, etc. When Saturn hits the sign, people who have planets in Sagittarius will feel pressured to take responsibility for their restlessness. The’ll want to work
Here is a Jupiter in Sagittarius question regarding your beliefs. Carielle wrote about a series of traumatic events during a Pluto transit and wound up with this: “…and have gotten better, which is probably a good thing, as people were starting to ask me what I did to piss off God that badly.” This was
