Oceanic NEPTUNE changes signs today, Feb 3rd, returning to
imaginative PISCES for the first time in 165 years (for only the 2nd time since its
discovery!) ~> where the magical 8th outer planet stays for the next 14
years, until 2026. Mystical Neptune in spiritual Pisces stimulates deep sensitivity, a shared sense of
oneness and collective emotional experiences, as well as the third eye. Individual
intuitive psychic senses are also heightened, as is the urge to submerge and
infuse with the Divine through blissful Piscean/Neptune ways, i.e. yoga, meditation,
prayer, subtle body awareness, ritual trance, healing, art, music, dance,
poetry, film, photography, and swimming, or any other positive activity in
which we lose or renounce the ego-grasping self, happy to be in the cosmic love
vibration, and of spiritual service of other sentient beings.
To actively achieve this compassionate condition, in the
Mahayana Buddhist tradition we generate ‘Bodhicitta’, which is precious state
of mind. Bodhi means 'awakened' or 'enlightened' – 'citta' is the heart-mind. When
we generate bodhicitta not only do we want other s to be free from suffering, we
also want to be awakened ourselves - and this means we must also be kind to our
‘self’. Bodhicitta therefore aims for both personal and planetary healing,
which Neptune in Pisces indicates.
Fourteen years is a long time in a sign, and the ingress
chart for London sets the cosmic intention of Neptune Pisces, still travelling
with heaven's wounded healing shaman, Chiron, also in Pisces since April 2010. Together
these planets imply the importance of (planetary and personal) emotional
healing, as well as the need to purify the world’s water. Luckily, Neptune and
Chrion also approach the descendant, point of contracts, signifying much can be
done together, as spiritual friends, in loving healing partnership, actively
involved in generating bodhicitta, and a balanced heart with the light of awareness.
The ingress chart also shows Neptune and Pluto in 'septile' to each other; this celestial connection creates a rarely seen magical portal between the two outer generational planets, denotes a small window of opportunity to transform our understanding of the 'unseen' Neptunian or Piscean vibration - one might also read that because Neptune's nature is to create illusion and glamour, this lovely aspect - that could signify spiritual critical mass - could pass us by. (But I don't think that will be the case.)
The ingress chart also shows Neptune and Pluto in 'septile' to each other; this celestial connection creates a rarely seen magical portal between the two outer generational planets, denotes a small window of opportunity to transform our understanding of the 'unseen' Neptunian or Piscean vibration - one might also read that because Neptune's nature is to create illusion and glamour, this lovely aspect - that could signify spiritual critical mass - could pass us by. (But I don't think that will be the case.)
A deLIGHTful 'Grand Trine'
involves the 6th house Neptune in water sign Pisces, in trine to a conversant
10th house Moon in airy Gemini, and Saturn in Libra in 2nd, also in Air. The 6th house Neptune accents daily
spiritual practice; Moon in the 10th suggests a responsibility to
keep informed; and Saturn in the 2nd tells us to value love and cast
a discerning eye over finances. This is an air/water Trine that accents mental,
emotional and economic stability can be achieved and employed, especially when
raising consciousness for (mass) healing. Certain close relationships could have
taken a knock this week, but take heart; a 't' square between the Gemini Moon
and the current Mars/Venus opposition requires kindness, compassion, and a
balance between those combined want's and/or personal requirements, so that all
parties get their need’s met.
In light of the exaltation of Venus in Pisces accenting universal love, am also sharing a rather timely quote from my precious Guru, His Holiness, Dalai Lama (whose name means an Ocean of Wisdom!)
In light of the exaltation of Venus in Pisces accenting universal love, am also sharing a rather timely quote from my precious Guru, His Holiness, Dalai Lama (whose name means an Ocean of Wisdom!)
"The human capacity to care for others isn’t
something trivial or something to be taken for granted. Rather, it is something
we should cherish. Compassion is a marvel of human nature, a precious inner
resource, and the foundation of our well-being and the harmony of our
societies. If we seek happiness for ourselves, we should practice compassion:
and if we seek happiness for others, we should also practice compassion."
~> HHDL _(<3)_
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