MOON ENTERS VIRGO at 12:16pm EDT on Wednesday, May 31 after a VOID OF COURSE morning. It remains in Virgo until Friday, June 2 at 5:48pm. LAST ASPECT OF MOON: Moon Square Mars in Gemini. Important practical actions initiated during the
V/C Moon period tend not to have desired results. It's best to use this
time for inner creative work or planning future action. Although both Gemini and Virgo are ruled by Mercury, they symbolize different mental qualities. Mars in Gemini may reflect a scattered energy with which the Moon in orderly Virgo is very uncomfortable. We may feel criticized or judged by ourselves or others for not acting in just the right or expected way during this time.
The Square to Mars may be experienced as conflict, anger or health issues as a result.
Use this Mutable Earth sign's optimum qualities of being
discerning and analytical to produce the best work possible now, but
try not to over-do it with a need for perfection. Incorporate Gemini's drive to gather information with Virgo's ability to organize it, integrate it and make it useful. Remember to look up
and out at the bigger picture at this time or you're likely to get caught up in
the detail and small stuff that, in the end, may not matter as much as
you think. If you're sure it does matter, communicate with as much
broad-mindedness as you can muster! Everyone makes mistakes, even
you. Otherwise, actions initiated at this time will tend to have
CHALLENGING results. Another potential use of this energy is to clean and organize your space, giving yourself permission to 'do it as it comes' instead of in an orderly manner. You know - you're in the living room so you put away DVD's and notice the stone Buddah needs dusting so you pick up a cloth napkin on the table and wipe Buddah down then walk into the kitchen to throw the rag in the laundry and wash your tea cup from mid-morning...It may not be perfect, but consider it creative housekeeping...at least you'll have
some sense of satisfaction!
SCENE FOR THE DAY: The Big Short, 2015; Director: Adam McKay. This is a compilation of scenes depicting several financial investors gathering information about the benefits of shorting (betting against the success of...) a stock or bond etc. In the end, Brad Pitt's character, as mentor to two novice investors, lays out the big picture to them...which should give them reason to pause...good reason. But they carry on - only to encounter great upsets as well as great rewards. This is an amazing film of Virgonian detail - analyzed, evaluated and explained with as much painstaking logic as any film you've ever screened. However, it's being aware of and acting on the bigger picture, while clearly not the moral aspect, that is the only thing that saves some of these guys' asses. It's an eye opener.
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