The MOON IS VOID OF COURSE from 5:58am until 2:13pm EST on Thursday, February 1. Actions initiated during the V/C period tend not to work out as planned. It's best to use this time for inner creative work or planning future action. This would be a good time to muse on the very symbolic Lunar Eclipse of Wednesday morning. What are the implications for your personal life? How can your inner Feminine and Masculine meet in equality? How does your unique individual self (Leo Moon) engage with your community or the broader collective (Aquarian Sun)? How might the lens of the Solar (Masculine) Archetype color how you feel about yourself and your relationship with the world? What's the next evolution of these states of being for you? See previous LEO ECLIPSE post.
MOON ENTERS VIRGO at 2:13pm EST on Thursday and remains here until Saturday, February 3 at 2:07am. LAST ASPECT OF MOON: Moon Sextile Jupiter in Scorpio. Ruled by Mercury, this Moon
period is a GREAT time to begin any projects dependent upon a strong
analytic or organized mind. The most appropriate words are more likely
to become available to you when writing and speaking. Details matter. Jupiter in Scorpio
will tend to reflect a deepening and broadening of your thoughts
especially in the arena of psychological or financial resources.
Opportunities are likely to be a result of in-depth mental research. This is
also a perfect time to clean house, getting rid of what you no longer
need and rearranging what's left for better efficiency. Virgo also reflects our health. This is a great time for a medical exam or procedure. It's also wise to remember Virgo's shadow, its least optimum expression, can be so focused on the details, creating order and perfection that it becomes highly critical and judgmental. Step back to see the bigger picture and let the smaller bothersome stuff go. In general, actions along
these Virgonian themes will tend to have EXCELLENT resolutions.
VIRGO SCENE FOR THE DAY: The Shape of Water, 2017; Writer/Director: Guillermo del Toro. Describing this surreal 'monster movie' as a 'fairytale for troubled times', del Toro, whose Venus (aesthetic sense) is in Virgo, is a director who pays much attention to details - and his details are exquisitely composed and photographed (mise-en-scène). A driving aspect of the narrative is that the protagonist is divided between three 'invisibles', two of whom are Virgonian cleaners. The real monster is the scientist (Michael Shannon) who wants to study and control (Virgo) this water-creature. He reads Norman Vincent Peale's classic The Power of Positive Thinking. Virgo is a Mutable sign and the director states that Water and Love are two of the most malleable qualities in life. This is more than an action-driven horror film. This is a thought-provoking, symbolic and Jupitarian meaningful journey which also becomes one of the most unusual love stories ever to be on the screen. Elisa, played beautifully by the amazing Sally Hawkins (Maudie, Happy-Go-Lucky) is mute and successfully signs her way into the 'merman's' heart. (This clip is a series of scenes, trailers and short interviews. The entire piece is interesting with some repetition. Take of it what you will.)
In theaters now.
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