Tag: Asteroid Goddesses

August 23rd, 2016: Mercury in Virgo Inconjunct Pallas Rx in Aquarius

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By Friedrich Friedländer (1825–1901) -Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org

By Friedrich Friedländer (1825–1901) -Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org

Mercury in Virgo makes a tense inconjunct to Pallas Rx in Aquarius, at 27 degrees. Words may be inadequate to express that intriguing vision you’re trying to develop. Step back from logic and look at the facts from a slightly different angle. Stop trying to make it fit, and allow the new pieces to fall randomly. At the same time, know that brilliant patterns are ineffective if no one can understand them. You’re being asked to translate by bringing the revolutionary concept down to earth.  

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August 19th, 2016: Mercury in Virgo Opposite Chiron, Saturn in Sag inconjunct Vesta

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By Joos van Cleve (circa 1485 – 1540/1541) - Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org

By Joos van Cleve (circa 1485 – 1540/1541) – Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org

You won’t get it perfect today. You’ll be challenged to help/care/nurture the best you can, when it feels like your best attempts are being blocked. 

Mercury in Virgo opposes Chiron Rx in Pisces and makes a sharp inconjunct to Uranus Rx in Aries, at 24 degrees. Digging for the truth behind the flaw will trigger unexpected results. There may be harsh criticisms, or the impulsive urge to correct someone. If you see something that’s just begging for improvement, take note. Acknowledge the issue, but know that you won’t be able to say the perfect thing that makes it all better. And, someone else may not be interested in your helpful suggestions. 

Saturn in Sagittarius makes an inconjunct to Vesta, at 9 degrees Cancer. Vesta’s devotion to an emotional or security issue is blocked by Saturn’s external obligations/rules. The pressure to care for someone can feel impossible. Where there’s resistance, know that you need to step back and accommodate outside rules and your focus. It will be uncomfortable, but necessary. 

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