Aspects for the week beginning 30 June 2013
Mini-Blog
It’s a mini-blog for all sorts of reasons today, but mainly because I have given my all for the Wimbledon blogging (wisely or unwisely). I feel I have done 10 rounds myself! Hope to resume normal service next week.
The Rolling Stones play Glastonbury
Who could resist seeing what the Stones had to offer last night at Glastonbury? Was it value for money, say for the TV viewer’s licence? It didn’t seem so a few numbers in, when Mick Jagger rudely left the stage, without a by or leave. But that’s his prerogative as showman, with Sun, Jupiter, Pluto, Mercury, North Node and Chiron in Leo. The beginning was lack-lustre, and their act was just starting to warm up…
In the event, after rubbishing the initial numbers then recanting, the presenter was told by Jo Whiley his co-presenter, that there would be more. Indeed, the encore was more lively and engaging. It was all very nostalgic and symbolic to this older generation. I don’t know what it was like for the younger generation.
How was it for Michael Eavis, the proprietor of the Glastonbury Festival, a Libran with the musical ideals and attention to detail and ecology of Venus conjunct Neptune in Virgo? Pluto was almost trine his Venus, perhaps the run up to the event was more exciting than the event itself for him. There may also be more significant things going on in his life. In the year Michael Eavis founded the festival, 1970, Pluto (a powerful enterprise) was sextile his Jupiter (a successful initiative).
Aspects
Tomorrow Venus squares Saturn. There could be a let down feeling emotionally, and you may need to be a good listener to a sob story. Try to be present to the other’s dilemma, for we are all in it together, and there may be a perspective which enables your understanding. Venus square Saturn may seem tedious, but is necessary. Of course if it is your own sob story, then even more need for inner listening.
On Tuesday (2nd July) the Sun opposes Pluto, and you know what that means, don’t you? We are having to re-engage with the Uranus-Pluto square. And last week seemed to be going so swimmingly…indeed there is still a lot of swimming going on, because the Grand Water Trine is still going on in the background, providing a welter of emotional understanding. But there are some deep and difficult issues to be looking at, which we cannot avoid. You may find that you are developing an extra sense to deal with all the extra stress, and that life is providing compensations or distractions coming from the Grand Water Trine to keep you buoyant. This is (another) chance to put you in touch with the core meaning of the ongoing square, and confront your deepest challenges in its second year.
On Thursday (4th) the Sun squares Uranus (the other element we are dealing with in the square) and it befits Independence Day. Indeed there may be a lot of activity along the lines of the Arab Spring and the Occupy Movement that day. You may have a sense of wanting to break free. It is a day you will be in the mood to challenge the status quo. As in the whistleblowing dilemmas though, consider the consequences. Adopt the approaches of Nelson Mandela, negotiation and forgiveness.
Friday (5th) brings a refreshing trine of the Sun to Chiron, which can bring healing initiatives, or healing through the Sun. Sunbathing if appropriate (but not in temperatures of parts of the western U.S. at present), soaking up some Vitamin D by the poolside. Not a Sun worshipper? Explore the other side of the equation, the Inner Healer, and follow its lead.
The week in bullet points:
- Tomorrow –Allow some emotional reflection
- Tuesday – get to the core of issues
- Thursday – high excitement, but don’t de-rail
- Friday – Healing or Sun Worshipping – you choose (maybe you can have both)
June 30th, 2013 at 4:49 pm
Dear Lana, I have closely followed your Wimbledon blog with awe and interest. Despite having been a keen follower in the past, I’ve slightly lost my way with current players, so don’t have a sensible comment.
I think you’ve renewed my interest, and will watch what I can this second week.
I must be odd, I’ve never liked the Stones, and less so if possible now. Glasto seems to me over hyped, but I guess I would say that. Old, and fogey, come to mind.
Never mind, I have a challenging week ahead, aspect wise, it seems. I think my love of water is keeping me bouyant however, and strangely am looking forward to it.
Many thanks Lana for your fab blog, love Sarah.
June 30th, 2013 at 10:32 pm
I’ve got a quiet week at last, so am looking forward to being at home with the transits – time for internal reflection!
Thanks as ever for the helpful blog!
July 1st, 2013 at 10:42 am
I don’t mind dancing to some of the old Stones numbers, I have to admit, but I have never really forgiven them for being FOUR hours late on stage (Justin Bieber has some way to go here) and too intoxicated to give a decent performance at Knebworth 1976. Other people may remember it differently.
July 2nd, 2013 at 9:45 am
Dear Sarah
Thanks so much for your appreciation
It looks like my aspects for Wimbledon blogging were much better last week.
Hope you do indeed have a good week,
Love
Lana
July 2nd, 2013 at 9:48 am
Dear Sinhagupta
What a great opportunity, being at home with the aspects.
Hope you are making sense of them.
I listened to two “sob stories” yesterday, so am on track.
Thanks and Love
Lana
July 2nd, 2013 at 9:49 am
Dear Daph
Ah…and you say you are not a Belieber…!
Michael Eavis did declare the Stones concert a supreme moment, so he did fully enjoy it – and he should know.
Thanks for the chuckle,
Love
Lana