Athena's Web Weekly Column Week of Mar 18th - Mar 24th, 2005 Neptune's Surf |
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I am sitting here in Redington Beach, Florida with the sound of the surf lapping against the shore in the background. The Sun in Pisces is just cresting across the Midheaven, what we would think of in layman's terms as 'high noon'. It is an overcast day, and there are a few who are walking along the edge of the waves, but the shoreline is largely deserted. It is the fourth day of a five day annual fast, and the mood is decidedly contemplative.
Employing this new vibration at the beginning of the Age of Pisces, Jesus spoke in metaphor and symbolism, as do dreams. Our subconscious is the springboard to spirit, the realm through which we pray, meditate, or simply take a vacation. It is a break from what you normally focus on, or what you are 'conscious' of. Indeed, it is the portal through which we pass as we cross into the spirit world. Did you imagine you just connected with a deceased loved one, or was it real? When hard aspects are either made from Neptune by transit or progression, or to natal Neptune in your chart, whatever you have pushed aside out of consciousness, what has been denied, ignored or forgotten, can come bubbling back to the surface as your subconscious sponge is squeezed. Interpreting Neptune transits in the charts can be tough, because it all depends on what one has pushed aside and refused to deal with. The point of these alignments is that they are flushed back into consciousness so we can take a second look at them, so we can bring them to closure and complete the cycle in order that they need not be brought up again. One of the problems with Neptune transits (it is a highly emotional energy, ruled by the water sign Pisces) is that it was uncomfortable when we first dealt with it. Now these same issues have been sitting in our 'basement', and when they are re-flushed they are generally dank, moldy and musty and have a bit of a metaphorical odor to them which was not there when they were first swept aside. We don't wanna.
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