Two significant transits happen this week. Jupiter will station direct on February 4th at 11° Gemini. As it slows down and comes to a standstill, it adds considerable intensity to the moment. Jupiter will expand and intensify the dynamics of Pluto and Mercury, which is conjunct the Sun in Aquarius. The winds of change blow even stronger as Pluto trines Jupiter and the Lunar South Node, forming an Air Grand Trine. The lunar south node in Virgo can heighten our sense of insecurity and inadequacy. Crises arise that reveal where we feel we have missed the mark. From crisis comes growth. Karmic necessities are unveiled and realized. Stay calm and stay the course.
Pluto will create an amplifying trine with its current ruler, Uranus. The Taurus Moon and Eris in Aries also add stress to Pluto. It’s certainly a potent mix. Luna offers opportunities for self-reliance. Gather your resources.
Jupiter and Neptune share the rulership of Pisces, with Jupiter being its longstanding ruler before Neptune was discovered in 1846. On February 7th, Neptune conjoins the Lunar North Node SD. This represents a significant event as Neptune rules the lunar north node. Due to the slow movement of both celestial bodies, this alignment will have a long-term impact. The nodal station direct behaves like a retrograde condition because the nodes are intrinsically retrograde. This nodal conjunction with Neptune, will persist until late Spring 2025. Allow yourself to trust your intuition. Dissolve your fears and be receptive to new visions and opportunities. Notice synchronicities. Trust in your Higher Self to guide you forward.
Neptune blurs boundaries. Sometimes, this can be positive, as it reveals other paths forward. Jupiter will add to that potential confusion, but it’s time to stop “thinking” and start dreaming. The energetic intensity won’t subside anytime soon, so we must brace ourselves for further “disruptions in the field.” Fate is unfolding. Reflect on what you need for physical and emotional security and gather whatever is missing. The future is clawing its way forward to mend the past. We can already see that it is an uphill struggle, but the rewards of the view from the mountain’s peak are worth the effort of the climb.
