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Jupiter Square Neptune--Dreams versus Delusions

Jupiter has moved into Sagittarius, now what? 

It’s actually more complicated than Jupiter returning to Sagittarius after a 12-month journey around the Zodiac. We receive the concentrated form of Jupiter when it is in its own sign Sagittarius. And then, when Jupiter forms squares with Neptune, also in its own sign, Pisces, we lose the plot. Fortunately, Saturn forms sextiles with Neptune in 2019 which prevents us from completely tossing out the old structures of our lives.

However, since Jupiter and Neptune are both expansive as well as, otherworldly planets, many will get lost in the cosmos. It’s easy to forget facts and believe anything with this square. And it’s easy to get involved with cult-like groups or to be swayed by false collective beliefs. Even the most educated person who fails to use discernment can fall into a nebulous trap, especially when several planets are either in Pisces or Sagittarius. We’re going to thank Saturn and Pluto for their transits in Capricorn and then later in the year, we’ll also thank Uranus transiting in Taurus, the most grounded of the Zodiac Signs.

The other important topic to mention is that Saturn is also in its own sign and Saturn forms a conjunction with Pluto (not exact, in March and April, right after Uranus swings into Taurus again! We know we must change or change is forced on us. But these transits are saying that the transformation process is not all rainbows and unicorns. We won’t be waxing purple prose and if we don’t buck up to our wounds or make friends with our shadows (Pluto in Capricorn), then life could turn into insufferable situation quickly, as quickly as Uranus can say its own name...

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