Jupiter will turn retrograde back into Pisces this month, to join Neptune in the sign. This got me thinking about “redemption”. I learned of the connection between Neptune and redemption from Liz Greene’s book, written in the 90’s, “The Astrological Neptune and the Quest for Redemption“. The book is long and meandering but without it, […]
I think this statement is correct but it assumes the truth “gets out” which may never happen. Or it may happen but not in your lifetime. I also think this phenomenon is described by Jupiter & Pisces. Basically the truth (Jupiter) is obscured (Pisces) until the veil lifts (if it lifts). I do think there
There are endless ways to read the Jupiter Neptune conjunction in Pisces. These are my views on this. I don’t think they’re common. I do think they’re “food”. Here’s the intro: Here’s part two – “Revelation after maximum illusion” – Don Click to see the chart of the exact Jupiter Neptune conjunction. And here’s my conclusion…
Jupiter will re-enter Pisces on December 29th. Jupiter is at home in Pisces. Pisces is ethereal. Jupiter brings a benefit and offers protection. Jupiter in Pisces is a quintessential “angel on your shoulder”. You can expect this is to be a positive transit, overall.
Jupiter has come back home to Pisces! After years of planetary pile-ups in Saturn-ruled signs, a dose of the Greater Benefic operating at full force from his home sign is some much-needed relief! But one thing I’m seeing from clients, friends, on social media, etc, is that everyone is shocked at how exhausted they still
Jupiter will ingress into Aquarius on December 19th. Here’s a shocker: the planet will run all the way into Pisces in May of 2021. I don’t think most people realize this. Matter of fact, Jupiter will be in Pisces throughout all of June and most of July. Big twists in the story!
I just finished with a client who is constantly aware of the gap between what is there is and what there can be. I’ve worked with him many times over the last ten years. He tends to ask the same question, though it’s not obvious.
