MOON IN ARIES from 6:11am EDT on Sunday, May 21 until Tuesday, May 23 at 2:59am. LAST ASPECT OF MOON: Moon Conjunct Uranus in Aries. Impulsive Cardinal Fire
sign Aries needs to find its grounding now as Uranus is likely to
heighten is unexpected actions into a major upset. Stay as conscious as
possible as this may reflect an accident-prone time. While this combustible energy must be released, slow down to negotiate the surprising turn of events with as much grace and balance as
possible. Think before you say something you later regret. Remember
Aries is ruled by Mars, the Warrior archetype. Find access to the
opposite end of the axis in Libra and activate your ability to
compromise your way to resolution. Also, because the conjunction can express itself positively or negatively, I should include that if your project is clearly Uranian - electronic, revolutionary or scientific - then you might consider this a possibly GOOD starting time. The most optimum and imaginative use of this current electric force would be whirling your dervish Self into an enlightenment experience! Otherwise - especially because Uranus in Aries by itself is particularly loaded with potentially aggressive energy and willfulness - actions
initiated during this time will tend to have CHALLENGING results. Even though Aries is the classic archetype for launching, if you have the patience to wait until Tuesday to begin a project - especially making purchases, investments or building something - (the Moon is in Tauru$ with a positive Last Aspect Trine to Pluto) I'd recommend it.
SCENE FOR THE DAY: Baraka, 1992. Director: Ron Fricke. Let's go with the most ecstatic reflection of this Mars/Uranian life force! In the late Roger Ebert's 2008 review of the Blue Ray digital re-master of this movie, he suggests that if one film is sent to the stars in another Voyager spacecraft it must be this film. Wiki sources tells us that "Baraka" is a Sufi word meaning "a blessing, or the breath, or the
essence of life, from which the evolutionary process unfolds." In Islam
generally, it is a kind of continuity of spiritual presence and revelation that
begins with Allah and flows through that and those closest to God. In Judaism, it
is a ceremonial blessing. In Swahili, it means "blessing." In French slang, it means "good luck." Fricke's film, as in his previous Kayaanisqatsi and Powaqqatsi, is a blessing to the eye, as each long-held image - in the form of person, place or thing - carries the essence of its title. If you haven't been witness to this aesthetic masterpiece, indulge yourself immediately.
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