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December 18th, 2019: The Troublesome Questions

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  • Third Quarter Square between the Virgo Moon and Sagittarius Sun (26 deg)

  • Mercury in Sagittarius sextile Juno in Libra (14 deg)

The Last Quarter Square raises questions via troublesome details and corrections in a story, promise or ideal. The vision of what might be is enthusiastic and grand, but the little facts that don’t quite add up need to be examined. The questions are a buzzkill, but ignoring them will leave you feeling restless and unsatisfied. 

Mercury (ruler of Virgo) can offer some help with a harmonious connection to Juno (partnership agreements). Remain open-minded about compromises and assume that the other person wants a fair resolution just as much as you do.  

December 17th, 2019: Sun Square Black Moon Lilith

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John William Godward

  • Sun in Sagittarius square Black Moon Lilith in Pisces (25 deg)

A square between Sag and Pisces is a crisis of belief. Sag is man-made beliefs (religion, law) and Pisces is spirituality and magic that transcends the world of man. When the square involves the Sun and BML, the light of knowledge attempts to illuminate Lilith’s subversive energies. 

But this also illuminates the tension between what is deemed right, ethical and wise versus what is taboo: BML is the outsider, the prostitute, witch, other woman or any woman who does not conform to “acceptable” sexual standards. Perhaps in this context, she is breaking some laws , religious strictures or challenging what others have learned. 

This crisis will raise questions about beliefs and knowledge – what is truly “wise” and what is an accurate reflection of faith.  Is the outsider being prosecuted for her practices? Do sexual taboos initiate change? The square is always an active aspect – questions fuel progress.