There was a
ray of light with this full moon in the form of a grand water trine. The full
moon in Scorpio trined Jupiter in Cancer and Chiron in Pisces. It inspired me
to tweet:
"Potential
for healing in relationships today with moon Trining Chiron and Jupiter. Lots
of water energy." Surprisingly, this was my most
popular tweet of the week on Twitter. On
a personal level, this manifested for me by allowing me to compassionately set
a boundary with a friend who was requesting free astrological advice while I
was working on a client's chart. I was elated that she was not offended because
I have never been good at setting boundaries; I either gave in and seethed with
resentment or bluntly told the person off. So I regard that as a healing opportunity to
transform my negative Scorpio traits into more compassionate Cancer and Pisces
ones. I ditched the sarcasm and resentment and embraced the traits of being compassionate
yet was able to set a boundary. I'll savor my victories when I find them.
But Venus in
Aries has been a key player this week, especially during the full moon. How could it not be in the sign of Aries,
still in the crossfire of the recent Grand Cardinal Cross? On the day of the full moon, Venus squared
Pluto in Capricorn. This aspect prompted
me to tweet: “Venus square Pluto today calls for us to let go of our obsessions and
transform relationships with influence of full moon.” I have a natal Venus Pluto square, so I am
very familiar with the nature of this energy.
Obsession rules with this aspect.
It played out in a very unusual way for me—I became obsessed with
solving a computer related issue on my tablet and I wound up spending more hours
on it than I cared to. It isn’t resolved
yet, but my obsessive research led me to some potential solutions that I hope
to implement in the near future. I am
still not clear how this full moon will play out for me regarding
relationships, but I do know that there
are imminent financial changes for me in the near future with my Venus in the
second house. I trust that more will be revealed in the coming days. I went to my weekly meditation group that
night and the minister who usually leads it was not present. Mercury was up to its trickster antics that
night when the CD started skipping and breaking up during the meditation, but I
still managed to have a relatively peaceful meditation. I did experience a sense of my deceased
parents and grandparents surrounding me with love during the meditation, so it
was definitely not a bad experience. Did
I mention that transiting Mercury in Gemini was conjuncting my natal moon in
the 8th house? I shouldn’t
have been surprised to feel their presence. A full moon in Scorpio is an
intense emotional experience, no doubt about it.
On Thursday,
May 15th, Venus conjuncted Uranus in Aries. I sensed that this could definitely open
doors for new, unconventional ways of relating.
Elizabeth Taylor had Venus conjunct Uranus in Aries and she certainly
had an unconventional love life. Mercury in Gemini was sextiling both Venus and
Gemini, so communication was definitely a major theme. Unfortunately for me, my
communications were feeling the ill effects of this transit when my computer
froze after some Windows updates. The
moon also entered the sign of Sagittarius that day and squared Neptune in
Pisces, which may have obscured reality somewhat with the mutable energy of
these two planets and a tendency to view things with rose colored glasses. But I think that most people experienced a
feeling of relief when the moon entered the sign of Sagittarius after having
been in intense Scorpio since Monday night.
On Friday,
May 16th Venus is trining that moon in Sagittarius. This is a great way to start the weekend and
enjoy nurturing, relaxing activities. I
am getting my hair done and I think that is an optimal use of this transit. On Sunday, May 18th Venus in Aries
will be squaring Jupiter in Cancer. Normally
squares are considered to be challenging, but with these two planets involved, the
worst case scenarios would include excessive optimism, overindulging,
overspending, exaggerating our feelings and feeling lazy. There could be far worse ways to spend a
Sunday.
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