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We're in the culminating stage of a major cycle between Pluto and Saturn that began around 1981-83. This week marks the beginning of the "finish" as the cycle wraps up early next year. Saturn is about governments, buildings, infrastructure, and organizations, and even our skeleton. Pluto is about getting rid of what is no longer necessary or relevant; tearing it down to replace it with something better. This dynamic is at play in the world stage, as well as in your own home. It starts with your kitchen sink, and by extension, applies to the entire planet. Heady stuff! Let's take a look at where it might be hitting you personally for a clue of how to go with the flow. It's called flomotion!
Early Aries will feel a change impacting relationships with partners and close friends, as well as relationships with authority figures (parents, bosses, teachers, and the police). However, you will also feel this impacting your health, your job, and even your relationship to small pets. It's a revolution! You have to be ready for a revolutionary approach to your health, your job, and perhaps your relationships. Your old techniques aren't working anymore! Your challenge is to be flexible about coming up with new approaches in these areas. Don't kid yourself. Whatever isn't working -- isn't working. What are you going to do about it?
Power struggles about the maintenance, care, and support of children might come to a head this week, or within the next 3-4 months. Similarly, power struggles about the support and funding that is needed for creative projects, sports events, the arts, the hospitality industry, and show business might also be under heavy scrutiny. And last, but not least, power struggles about romantic relationships -- the division of labour, the division of money and assets, or the division of loyalty could be on the table. (Gulp.) Sounds pretty serious. Ironically, for some of you, this harkens back to the early 1980s, and whatever was set in motion then. Douglas Adams was right, you have to know where your towel is.
Something with home, family, and possibly some deep aspect of your inner self (ooooh spooky) might need a serious overhaul. Look around you. This could be something you own, or it could be related to where you live. Whatever it is needs to be repaired, recovered, restored, recycled, given away, or turfed. Band-Aid solutions won't work anymore. You've been using this stuff for some time now, and the jig is up. This is the supreme reality check. If it doesn't work, it's baggage. It's no longer relevant. Bite the bullet and deal with it. Whatever it is, it's not going away on its own. Your first loss is your cheapest loss. Do yourself a favour, and face this situation now rather than later. (You heard it here first.)
If you think back to the early 80s, you might see a link to something you're bringing to a close or even a culmination. It could relate to family, home, where you live, and partners and close friends. You might develop a new approach of relating to siblings and relatives. Something in your daily surroundings needs to be repaired. More likely, you have to de-clutter or get rid of stuff in your daily surroundings. (Ya think?) There're an element here of making a clean sweep to establish order, stability and security where you live, and within the family. Letting go is not loss. In one way, you "lighten up"; in another way, you allow room for new things to enhance your world.
You enjoy spending money. You're generous, and spending money is exercising your right to make a difference in your world. The downside is, you're not that inclined to save for a rainy day (even though you have a stylish umbrella, hat, boots, for inclement weather). However, you're starting to change your tune! Many of you are overhauling (for the better) your attitude to money, spending, cash flow, and even how you earn your money. You want greater order in your life. You want to use your assets more wisely. Many of you will attract a new source of income. (Friendship may be the bread of life but money is honey.)
Consciously or unconsciously, you're changing your image. Your image is made up of many things, your wardrobe, your activities, your possessions, your attitudes, and your style of communicating. It's your packaging. You're starting to introduce subtle changes, and each change might seem to be inconsequential, but they add up to a new image of you that others perceive. ("Why are you wearing that deerstalker? And what's with the pipe?") You can direct these changes consciously or not; they're taking place. If you hearken back to the early 80s, there might be a clue to what you're starting to do. (And now you know who shot J.R.)
There's a lot going on with you, but it's mostly on a subconscious level. It's like the winds of change are blowing in your direction. ("My hat!") It concerns the breaking down of things. You're dismantling much of what you created since the mid-90s. Not everything -- just some. You have to let go of what isn't working! (Duh?) This isn't easy because your forte is to bring things, people, ideas, and events together. To tear things asunder is not you. You're a facilitator! But now you must wrench things apart or purge them. You have to define your boundaries, and draw a line. This will only strengthen you in the future. ("I gotta make some decisions because that's what I do.")
This driving ambition you have right now will last for almost a year. Give some serious thought to your goals and dreams for the future. Maybe you need to rethink something? For starters, you're already feeling his a change of attitude toward friends, groups, clubs and organizations. Things that turned you on before are losing their cutting edge. Don't be discouraged. In order for change to take place, something has to lose its appeal so that something new can pop up. The law for marginal efficiency. You can only do one thing at a time. Think about what your perfect world would be if you could make it happen. Hold that thought.
I think people fear success more than they fear failure. For one thing, failure is familiar. Who didn't fall down when they were learning to walk? But success is an unknown quantity. Who knows what will be expected of you? How do you keep it? What if you're found out, your ignorance exposed to the world! This thing is out of your comfort zone. Of course, you don't say this, not even to yourself. The truth is this is a powerful time where you are on top of your game. It's also a reality check. You have to choose a future direction. You know you need a goal. (You're a Sadge!) So what's it going to be. Do you continue in the direction you're going, or do you make a turn?
You know you're going to achieve something important within the next few years. Generally, your level of preparation defines your level of success. Education and training, publishing, the media, medicine, the law and also politics and religion are the areas where you have to define what is working and let go of what is not. Your prejudices and faulty concepts not only fail to help you -- they hold you back. Get rid of self-defeating, negative beliefs! Figure out how you can be the best you can be and work for the highest good. This isn't crazy. Les Brown said, "Shoot for the moon. Even if you miss it, you'll land among the stars."
Never before have you been so involved with other people's money, possessions, and how to deal with what is jointly owned. This isn't easy! For starters, you come smack dab to face with people's values -- and these values may be different from yours! Now, what do you do? You can't just say "I'm right. You're wrong." (Well, you could, but it won't be much fun.) This is also a time when you have to look at your debt, and how you're handling inheritances, insurance matters, and paying your bills. You can run but you can't hide. (Are you getting a hint of deja-moo? That's the feeling that you've heard this caca before.)
You're undergoing a major transformation about your attitude toward partners, close friends, and who want to keep close to you. This is wise. The people who are close to you, and the people you hang out with, will affect your future. That's because their ideas, their way of thinking, and their presence affects your mind -- and your mind is how you make your choices. Your choices determine your path, what you do, where you go, how you earn your money, what you eat, how you work, how you have fun -- the whole enchilada. Therefore, the changes you make in your closest relationships actually change your entire life. That's where you're at right now.