Aspects for the week beginning 18 September 2011
On Sunday, having negotiated the socially bizarre opposition between Venus and Uranus of Saturday night, and maybe even laughing it off, we are working our way to Venus’ square with Pluto in the early hours of 19th. So Sunday could be a process of trying to work out a social and relationship difficulty as part of a T-square between Venus-Uranus- Pluto, which you need to process in a quick change consciousness transformation of the heart, before it processes you!
Here’s a sample film script:
Saturday night (17th: Venus opposite Uranus) Girl walks into a bar in Soho.
Man: “Of all the gin joints in all the towns in all the world, she walks into mine”.
Girl (donning a nicotine patch) : “You know how to whistle, dontcha?”
Early Monday morning (19th: Venus square Pluto), man persuades girl to take the last tube to Heathrow Airport and board the plane, telling her: “You’d regret it if you stayed. Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, but soon and for the rest of your life.”
This Monday you may be boarding a metaphorical plane, away from an impossible situation.
Essex Girl on plane to Ibiza, thought bubble: “Oh how much easier relationships were just last week, with Venus sextile Mars and entering Libra and all that. He was some cool dude, but it wouldn’t have worked. I’ll send him a text when I get to Ibiza, wishing him a nice life.”
Immediately she leaves on Monday, Mars walks out of Cancer, leaving behind his home comforts, the lifestyle he knows running the café/bar, to join the Arab Spring in Libya. Enters Leo, and is a changed man: he finds his creative fire, the courage of lions, and his inner King of the Jungle, in the desert. Here he is more able to live in the Now, and forget last week’s romance.
The middle of the week is quiet, to allow our swarthy hero time to acquaint himself with his new battlefields, and learn to operate in a new sign. Then the Sun switches signs on Friday (23rd) entering Libra at the Autumn Equinox, and our hero believes his mission is to promote peace and justice in a world where the inner warrior must express itself, but in new ways (the 21st Century Iraq war taught him that).
Finally on the same day, Mars trines Uranus, a dynamic aspect for any action, invention, and revolution. Our hero meets a fellow freedom fighter on the battlefield, and declares: “I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship”.
Whether it’s Cameron and Clegg, Cameron and Sarkozy, Putin and Medvedev, or Ed and David Milliband, it’s a good day for male bonding, and efficient use of machinery, such as artillery discarded by the outgoing regime.
For those who lead a more primarily feminine or domestic lifestyle, you may express your inner male very powerfully on Friday, or begin new initiatives. At the supermarket you may come upon an old workmate with a toddler in her trolley, and suggest you start a new cottage industry selling raw meals on the internet for those who don’t have time to peel and chop their own vegetables. It is a day when you can but dare to ask. The answer she gives depends on how much quality time she believes a toddler needs with mum, and how much she likes prepping veggies.
The beginning of the week is the end of the road for a personal or social scenario, and the end of the week is the beginning of a new road, a regrouping socially and the initiation of new projects.
And the film? It wins a Bafta for its dialogue, but loses out in other categories, such as characterization and plot, on the grounds of implausibility, according to the judges. There is a possibility of a remake…
The week in bullet points:
- Monday – call it a day emotionally, then move on to pastures new
- Friday – new hope in relationship, dynamic new initiatives
September 18th, 2011 at 2:23 pm
Oh My. What a script! Which one gets the bullet on Monday?
September 18th, 2011 at 5:26 pm
How odd, I was feeling a bit like I was a voyeur this morning rather than in real time. Wonder if I was auditioning for a film role. Sadly not well known for my acting skills, so I’m back in the now. Also in the middle of family gatherings earlier, but back to my own space for a pleasant visit to your insightful blog Lana. I’ll keep a watch out for any lurking dynamic new initiatives, all the same. Many thanks Lana.
Meanwhile, thanks to Dia for encouraging my interesting new pastime of stirring trays, 2, of corn. I’m not overly sure how it’s going, but it does smell nice, and more reporting anon.
Love Sarah.
September 19th, 2011 at 2:51 pm
Dear Sinhagupta
One slightly cryptic blog deserves a slightly cryptic comment…thanks very much, and hope you have negotiated this T-square in an optimum fashion.
Love
Lana
September 19th, 2011 at 2:58 pm
Dear Sarah
Your chart is not strong on the acting signs of Pisces and Leo, so your conclusion is astrologically valid.
We had a bizarre menu on Saturday evening: half a pint of lager without the crisps, but with the curry then a cake stand bearing cakes we could not eat. Fairly Venus opposite Uranus.
Love
Lana
September 21st, 2011 at 9:43 am
Ah Lana…. this is clearly ‘Astrolot’…..( in joke folks – Sarah will get it!) Well….. I want to play the Lion who sits next to the camera and roars – i do a good line in Roaring! It’s time to balance ALL that’s been going on in my own Oscar nominated movie….. I understand there’s some kind of conjunction with the galactic centre going on this week too…. am I right about that Lana or did I imagine it/dream it? Thanks as ever. 🙂
September 21st, 2011 at 8:43 pm
Dear Flick
Ha Ha! Thanks for reminding me that it is pantomime scriptwriting time now. Have you booked the village hall yet? Your Leonine role is guaranteed in the script.
The galactic centre is at 26 degrees Sagittarius, but some sources have it in a different position. The Sun was squaring this point a couple of days ago.
Let me know if you find out more. I am not too well up on the Galactic Centre, but will post information if I find it.
Thanks very much for your merriment,
Love
Lana