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Holly’s Mercury – Mars is the cutting and wounding words. She also has her Jupiter – Saturn conjunction opposite his Sun. The Jupiter is lovely synastry, but the Saturn is the judgement and the blocking. Saturn is the suicidal thoughts, the reason why his daughters haven’t let him out of their sight and the whole scandal has unfolded under Saturn transits for both of them, and has a long way to go, but it’s irreparable.
Full Moons bring things full circle and illuminate so pay close attention to whatever comes to light for you at the weekend. Top concerns are anything connected to education, long distance travel for holiday, work or learning, the law and justice. Jupiter also rules freedom so a Sag Full Moon can be a time of liberation, of the shackles falling away to free us from the wrong job, the wrong relationship or anything in our life that needs to change for our own well being. Jupiter is the Greater Benefic, he’s good for us.
Identify what is most important to you at the moment and then pour your energy into it. This is not a time for passivity or for being over cautious. This Sun – Mars – Jupiter triple act has an entrepreneurial flavour so, for example, if you want to get a business idea up and running then go for it. If you want to broaden your horizons in any sense, go for it.
Pay close attention to what unfolds for you as Jupiter makes this transition, especially as less than 24 hours later there’s the monthly Moon – Jupiter conjunction, always stunning to behold in the sky if you can see it and equally wonderful in symbolism. It’s a little blessing and definitely to be wished upon. Remember that Jupiter’s sign of “exaltation” is Cancer, the sign naturally ruled by the Moon. They make excellent companions.
For brilliance look no further than Wayne Dyer who would have had a birthday this week. He was born on a Sun – Uranus conjunction in Taurus and broke a lot of moulds. Nearly every sentence in his books is a quote in itself, well worth adding any of his titles to your bookshelves if you don’t already have one. The quotes above are taken from Your Erroneous Zones which is all about escaping negative thinking.
