The succession of the star, the angle of the planets
By: Kamran Behroozi
Recently, I received an email from my friend Maurice Fernandez, an influential thinker and evolutionary astrologer. In short, he wrote a call to action based on his cyclical understanding of the stars. His call, shrouded by an astrological perspective, essentially encourages us make better use of our time on earth.
As Fernandez postulates, a multitude of planetary bodies began forming in rare alignment around the fall of 2008. Coincidentally, this was also the time of Obama’s election and the beginnings of a blaring economic crisis. In the months of January and February of this year, Saturn moved into what is referred to as the Cardinal sign of Libra, which consequently forms a most powerful angle to Pluto in Capricorn. The radical shift in astrological terms remains nearly inconsequential without the third and final stage, which would, in effect, align these somewhat skittish planets in a cross on very sensitive degrees. This rare event is highly curious from an astrological perspective, forcing them to question the very truths in which we operate.
In times of uncertainty the masses continually seem to propose the identical useless question, “is it good or bad?” As most of us know, the world rarely operates on such black and white terms but rather in shades of informal grays. Therefore, it appears the most accurate answer is it all depends, that is, how does one deal with these cataclysmic changes?
As terrestrial beings we must consider our overwhelmingly uncertain reality. Do not expect security, consistency, or predictability. Move with the flow and inhale the changes as fluid, natural beings.
Whether these ideas mean anything to you or not, I do believe it holds the potential to speak to the humanity within every reader. Analyzing this message at a great level will assert that these ideas are far superior to astrology or any other belief; we are proposing the belief in oneself as an encouragement to our species. It is a chance to take a risk, to venture toward new horizons, to transition, to support, to listen and create.
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