October sees us past a humongous cluster of planetary events frontloaded toward the end of the month in September, but the dust hasn’t settled yet. In fact, until October 5, we’re still not in the clear. These convergences will play out like a movie, with peaks and dramatic climaxes, foreshadowing and denouements. As they weave their way through our senses, their threads will extend back to December 2010 and forward into our vague future, adding definition and revealing our path. We will look back on June as a pivot point. It doesn’t matter where you are in your process. Each of us is on a wave of our own creation, with others whose waves have swelled synchronously beside us. Relationship is a key factor—perhaps the key factor right now. The process is transformation and renewal, the theme is love and companionship Three major planetary events have occurred in the last six months that stretch our imagination beyond this lifetime, compelling us to look beyond the veils for answers to the questions that dog us. September was mostly about Cardinal and Mutable signs, leaving the Fixed energies to Mars in Scorpio and Venus in Leo, alone among the stars. However, on October 5, Saturn enters Scorpio, where it will be for the better part of three years (through September 2015). Coupled with the North Node entering Scorpio at the end of August (but at the far end—30°, not 0°), these two indicators of “it’s serious, folks” collide next September 25 with plenty of fanfare in the meantime, in the form of eclipses and the fast-moving bodies hooking things up. This means that Fixed signs finally get their turn at the wheel, bringing in what steadies and supports us. We could use a little more stability right now, no? This comes as Jupiter commences its four-month retrograde (ending on January 30). What is noteworthy about this Jupiter is that its station comes very near the point of the Venus Transit Point of June 5, that multi-layered connection that brought out all the Gordian knots we’d tied ourselves into without realizing it. Now we want free of those contortions and distortions, and Jupiter gives us a big opening for doing so. Because the Venus event on June 5 was so momentous, inaugurating a 113-year cycle, our experiences carry the unmistakable aroma of karma. We get to clear out our “fate”, as much as we are willing (or compelled) to eradicate. We get a huge window to accomplish this, lasting until Jupiter clears its retrograde zone on April 25 next year. The other planets are in wind-down mode, Saturn the closest to the end of its cycle. Its new cycle begins on October 25 (2°20′ Scorpio). Neptune and Chiron are past the Full point of their cycles, so we have the benefit of maximum illumination to guide us now as we finish our learning experiences with these healing planets by We have barely cleared all the excitement with Uranus. Its Full phase started on September 29 (6°33′ Aries-Libra). We are only now grasping where it wants to take us next, a plot twist full of surprises. We enter the season (about half the year) when the lunations (New, Quarter, and Full Moons) occur at the same degrees each month as they advance through the signs. These are: New Moon ~22°, First Quarter ~29°, Full ~8°, Last Quarter ~15°. If you have planets at these degrees, especially the New and Full Moon locations, this will be a year of stepwise progress toward a long-term goal. Besides the new emphasis in Fixed signs, the Mutable signs leap into the foreground early in the month as Venus and Mars enter Virgo and Sagittarius respectively. Both stay in these signs for the greater part of October, putting our focus on healing between October 2 and October 28.The most critical day of the month is October 5, when Saturn and Mercury conjoin just as they both enter Scorpio. This is also the time of Jupiter Station Retrograde (October 4) and Mars’s conjunction with the North Node at the end of Scorpio. This is a suitable culmination, a clash of cymbals, to end Saturn’s stay in Libra. This all happens near enough to the conjunction point of Saturn and Pluto of 1982-83 to take us down memory lane in a powerful way. This has been happening since last October, but it is at its strongest right now and through October 5. Get what you can out of this time, because the portals of transformation and healing are wide open and ready to receive. Once Saturn enters Scorpio, the Moon’s void of course periods are very long much of the time—as much as a full day. We’ll be relying on the fast-moving planets to give us more time of external productivity, but the plus is that we get more down time to relax, catch up, and regain our balance after so much to process day after day. This is part of the universal flow. Use the lunar void periods in Taurus, Cancer, Sagittarius, and Pisces without concern—they produce excellent results if we want to take action. The currently ubiquitous Uranus-Pluto square is the flagship of the transformational armada. It speaks for the processes of necessary change for life to survive on Planet Earth. We see it manifest in the economy, government and politics, science and the arts. It is in our life in the form of the changes we must make to respond to the larger forces, from our spending habits to our spiritual practice. Let me share something with you about my specialty in the field of astrology, the Hyper abyssic planets: :ie the outer planets, past Saturn, but more specifically, the planet Uranus ) Uranus among other things wild, powerful and chaotic, rules Nuclear Energy. The following are excerpts from A Primer in the Art of Deception and the Most Heinous Crime in History:The Betrayal of Mankind by the Radiation Protection Agencies By Paul Zimmerman
The scientific fraud perpetrated by the radiation protection community is unmistakably written within the system currently relied upon to evaluate the hazards of internal contamination. Both the great Truths and the great Falsehoods of the twentieth century lie hidden in the arcane, widely inaccessible, and seemingly mundane domain of the radiation sciences. Through a study of this system, glaring flaws become evident, intentionally left uncorrected to serve the political agenda of covering up the true impact to health from radiation released into the environment. Why is this issue so important? The release of radioactive material into the environment is an inescapable byproduct of many aspects of nuclear technology. Human beings receive internal contamination from uranium mining, the routine and accidental releases from nuclear power plants and weapon production facilities, the seepage of radioactive waste into the environment, fallout from nuclear weapons testing and the recent deployment of uranium/depleted uranium weapons. The standards of safety underlying all of these activities have been developed by the radiation protection agencies. If their models underestimate the health consequences of internal contamination of the human body, more people are suffering from radiogenic diseases than currently acknowledged.
Monday October 1
Projecting Light Specific purple or octarine (a particular shade of electric pinkish purple) into your forehead and facing West, activate the Ajna Holographic Image Projection System (third eye), then invoke blessed Gabriel. Diana, or Sailor Moon into your Brow Chakra. It's the Moon's day in the week of active Air and the body in motion. The lunar orb being receptive and reflective, focuses the qualities of the signs and other planets to our personal Lightcraft. The Lunar center, and its intimate connection with the Holographic Image Projection System, is not only the foundation for the astral plane, but is the fiery aspect of astral energy itself. It cannot be weaned prematurely or circumcised without sedation lest it become traumatized and even more crestfallen. Venus nears the end of Leo, squaring the Nodes in Scorpio-Taurus to bring us to a karmic choice point. This has building up since mid-July with something we want—a change in a relationship, a source of income, or something we value. The Moon finishes its stay in Aries, reaching its last opposition to Saturn before it changes signs. This brings a peak perspective about what needs to be said and done before the end of the pulse of life we took on in October 2009. It’s a good time for a retrospective, to see what we’ve learned and what needs completing this week. Contacts with Mercury and Venus augment harmonies. At 3:32 pm PT (6:32 pm ET), the Moon reaches its brief void-of-course, which lasts until it enters Taurus at 4:26 pm, harmonizing with Neptune to enhance our imagination and inner awareness.
Tuesday October 2
Moon carries on in Taurus, connecting with Chiron and Pluto near dawn. The action centers on our connections with others as Venus sextiles Saturn just before entering Virgo at 11:59 pm (2:59 am on October 3, ET), connecting us the Star Regulus, the Heart of the Lion.
Wednesday October 3
Venus opposes Neptune, the culmination of a process begun January 13, with another peak April 3-7. We will experience this culmination through October 10, with the chance for transformation of old physical, emotional, and spiritual wounds. Although not completely resolved at this time, critical insights lead in that direction. The Moon continues through Taurus, making no contacts today.
Thursday October 4
Day of mighty Jupiter in the Week of active Air, so really get out there and expand those horizons, have yourself at least one good laugh and for Jove’s sake, move those hips and shake your groove thing. Jupiter finally commences its apparent backward travel, turning Stationary Retrograde (SRx) at 16°23′ Gemini. The retrograde turn of this enthusiastic planet can inhibit optimism and slow expansion plans. But it's also wise to remember that introspection and revision are viable ways to enhance the ability to reach our goals. Philosophical Jupiter in reverse signals the importance of re-examining our beliefs and expectations, reminding us that we each have inner wisdom to guide our actions. Over the next four months, it will assist us in recovering missed opportunities as we gain deeper insight into what we value most. This station is near the Venus Transit Point of June 5, so relationship matters will be in the foreground of this process. The Moon completes its stay in Taurus, going void of course at 0:44 am (3:44 am ET) and reactivating when it enters Gemini at 4:47 am and opens us to deeper layers of feelings about our current relationships and how we want to connect with others.
Friday October 5
If you actively invoke blessed HANIEL, the Archangel of Venus into your heart today, you may find you have developed the ability to feel like Khrisna, multiplying himself into a dozen pastoral, naked farmhands with muddy feet and emerald pond scum on their thighs, or maybe you are a young Freya on the back of a panther, eating honey. The Day of Venus (in Airweek), who gets oversimplified like a lot of her sisters, is one of the most complex planets going: she works as an attractive force and as a creative one. Intelligence is the greatest aphrodisiac, but a dab of extract from a civet's anal gland and a nice pair of shoes will work just as well today Love takes a practical turn with amorous Venus' entry into earthy Virgo. Relationships could suffer from nitpicking and self-worth may be diminished by excessive criticism. However, this transit also represents opportunities to make the minor adjustments needed to put partnerships on a more productive track and to develop talents that increase one's economic value. Communicative Mercury joins leaden Saturn in Libra just before both planets enter dense Scorpio. Serious thinking can put an end to unrealistic ideas, but only seeing the somber side of things is not its higher purpose. Facing facts and taking responsibility for the impact of our words are constructive ways to use this conjunction. Mercury in Scorpio deepens minds, producing psychological insights if we are willing to acknowledge them. Research of all kinds is also favored by this intellectually profound transit. Saturn's plunge into secretive Scorpio lasts for two years, during which hidden issues about power, sex, money and death will be exposed. A tendency to duck these matters will not reduce their impact but can make them more difficult to resolve. The benefits of this potent transit include personal transformation and possible breakthroughs in energy, environmental and resource issues. Mars conjoins North Node, driving us to break down barriers to the purpose or mission we feel inside. This “dharmic compulsion” feeds the other processes of the day, which are numerous. Mercury conjoins Saturn at 29°57′ Libra, just prior to entering Scorpio at 3:35 am (6:35 am ET). Saturn goes into Scorpio at 1:33 pm, opening us to a new three-year mission. In the short term, they take us back to conditions that existed at the end of August that need changing but were not yet ripe for transformation. Now better informed, we can take steps in the right direction in what may be a long-term process. The Moon occults (eclipses) Jupiter at 2:08 pm, after which the Moon is void until tomorrow evening, bringing our emotions to a peak regarding the healing process we’ve been focused on since October 3. Mercury helps us re-imagine our situation to arrive at new solutions.
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