This grouping of planets in the late degrees is a powerful one. We have Neptune, bringing flows of intuitive vision and creativity; Chiron, the wounded healer who becomes a mentor; Uranus, master of the bright flash of intuitive insight; and Jupiter the philosopher-king; all tied together. What sense can we make of so much cosmic energy?
In this case, the challenging angles can help. Saturn in Virgo asks, how can all these visions become something of real, practical use? Mars in Leo asks, what's in it for me, and will it play in Peoria? Seriously, though, Leonine Mars will always be interested in how the cosmic becomes individual, expressed passionately and creatively through one human heart ... and a little clowning around keeps the big guys from getting too heavy-handed.
And the Moon? She brings it home, where we feel what's happening in our hearts and bodies, where we connect the cosmic with our past, where we translate big messages into something understandable for ourselves and those we care for.
After a morning spent channeling for the outer planets, the Moon rests in a void-of-course period from 10:55 am EDT until she emerges into blissful Pisces at 1:33 pm EDT, joined with Chiron, sextile Ceres the Grain Mother, and semisextile Uranus in pioneering Aries. By 11:00 pm EDT, the Moon flows energy with Pluto in Capricorn, perhaps looking for a way to make her dreams manifest.
Aquarius loves making long-range plans for the greater good; Pisces gives those plans depth and color. This afternoon and evening, the Moon's mood turns toward dreaming, weaving creative images of how life will be beautiful when we all realize how closely we are connected, one to the other.
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