Aspects for the week beginning 5 October 2008
It gives me great pleasure to announce a fanfare for the opening of the week (Sunday 5th) to the tune of Venus sextile Jupiter. All you socialites out there, the lovely Librans and the vegetarian Sagittarians amongst you, will be in your element. It’s party time! Monday (6th) will be an interesting day, with a challenging but not unpleasing start to the working week which can be turned into fun-filled assignments and krypton-factor style puzzles. This day will benefit Clowns, Academics and Travellers (Sun square Jupiter, Sun conjunct Mercury and Mercury square Jupiter) but in a way which stretches them and their audiences, tutors and travelling companions. Interesting… Tuesday (7th) is not as interesting but more settled and sedate with Venus sextile Saturn, long-term commitments at the forefront of our minds, balanced talks about finances, savings and investments. Dealing without the wheeling. Loving the one you’re with. If you need to know more about the financial astrology of the time, consult Raymond Merriman’s weekly blog analysis. Friday (10th) could be your favourite day this week, with Venus trine Uranus – some of the outlandish antics of Monday could be paying off, and the loyalty of Tuesday also bringing dividends. coming together in a useful social or financial package. It would support unusual artistic or musical events, too. Just a note of caution: stay grounded and look at your ideals through plain glass, because illusion is the predominant influence on Saturday 11th. The gift of the square of Neptune to Venus will reveal which elements of the week were pie in the sky, or overblown ideas, bringing us closer to truth and the correction of our perceptions. You may look back at this week as a jamboree bag, which contained fond moments from Venus, some worthwhile wisdom from Saturn, plus a surprise from Uranus. The mystery prize is from Sun trine Chiron, healing but not necessarily in the form you’d expect.
October 5th, 2008 at 3:02 pm
I am not sure how it all fits in (may be story of current life…..), but I feel that I am busy spinning plates, and now some of them have to be abandoned, or perhaps put to one side until I am more able to manage them all. Delicate balance is required as imperative I keep the right ones. There will be reunions for me at the end of the week, but partying not how I would describe it. With your help, and thanks as ever to you Lana, I will watch out for illusions while trying to maintain joy and serenity.
October 8th, 2008 at 6:18 pm
I thought i had written my comment for the week… but no I hadn’t. Now where did it say we would have email problems???? ARGH! I sometimes think life IS illusion. I know some would say it is but i prefer to be in the here and now and what I’m experiencing is no illusion! If it is illusion then a leaking roof, a cat clawing at my leg for food |( he’s already been fed!) are all in my mind! I will surely watch out on saturday… i am going to an event which could be potentially FULL of illusion. I wonder if I strip and wander through the venue i will be noticed!? Sorry Lana… this is me just trying to laugh at the absurdity of my own life! As ever your words are balm to the troubled traveller!
October 9th, 2008 at 4:39 pm
Hi Lana, Glad to say I had a lovely time enjoying myself in Palace of Scone in Perth pretending to be King of Scotland and on Monday I had to come back from Glasgow instead of Tuesday as there was going to be a railway strike and I even enjoyed the journey back as the coach was practically empty. Lets hope Friday won’t be as dramatic, or maybe it should.