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Saturnian Medicine for Difficult Times

Saturnian Medicine for Difficult Times

Passage through troubled waters requires we have a strong boat, a psychic vessel that can ride the surges and withstand the worst of the storms. As it happens, Saturn’s passage into Pisces offers us insight into the kind of craft that might endure the turbulent spirit of the times.

Penelope’s Loom and Mars Retrograde

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Penelope’s Loom and Mars Retrograde

When Penelope tells her story to the stranger, who is Odysseus in disguise, she reveals how the loom strategy she used to keep the suitors at bay came from a divine source: “A god from the blue it was inspired me….” So Penelope set up a great loom and for four years wove daily a shroud for Laertes, and each night unraveled what she had woven.

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Hekate at the Crossroads of Saturn & Pluto

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Hekate at the Crossroads of Saturn & Pluto

Change is afoot wherever the outer planets appear in our charts.  The Saturn-Pluto conjunction in Capricorn has been a key transit these past months and now they are being joined by Jupiter. This cluster will dominate throughout the year, drawing our attention to those areas, personal and collective, where change is underway. How are we cultivating awareness of what needs change in our life and attitudes, how do we participate in facilitating those changes, and how do we practice inner flexibility so that we are limber enough to do so?

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Silent Syncopation: The Neptune and Saturn Sextile

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Silent Syncopation: The Neptune and Saturn Sextile

“Do you have the discipline to be a free spirit?” Gabrielle Roth

Great questions lead into unknown idea chambers—and this particular one posed by Roth with its paradoxical synthesis of discipline and freedom offers a key to the Saturn-Neptune sextile that is quietly humming throughout the year. What does the conversation between these two archetypal forces look like in life? While there are many forms that can convey this dynamic, what captures my imagination is dance.

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