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WE DON’T DESERVE PISCES GIRLS AND THAT’S THE TEA

Carl Jung seemingly attacks abstract thinking in “The Undiscovered Self,” which contradicts our apparent western value of evidence-based statistics.

Concrete thinking supports the individual in his flaws and quirks, abstract thinking neglects the individual in favor of the mean.

In the age of absolutism, in the favor of structure, can we define what does not exist in plain sight? What appears beyond our five senses, what cannot be molded or fit into a box?

A human is not a definitive it. Constantly, we are molded and shaped both externally and internally. To be human is to be dynamic.

To be dynamic is to change, to face internal and external battles, to have a multitude of choices and paths before us, to risk change and challenge the darkness of our futures. After all, we can’t so clearly make out the details, the supporting characters and events of our lives.

Astrology, which reflects us but does not control us, is centralized by polarities. Polarities are, simplistically put, two opposing sides of the same concept. The six signs divide into 12, as with the houses. In other words, astrology is defined by contradictions.

The initial mistake we all make in pursuing astrology is when we ask to be defined. Inevitably, there will be two points that do not align nicely. And so we become confused, or write off astrology as inaccurate. It cannot fit into a box-definition. It is not static in meaning.

We are caught in abstract thought, in the statistics that exclude our unique selves. We are oversimplifying our own complexity, and thus performing a huge disservice to ourselves.

To see a ‘contradiction’ in the chart is to learn of those human concepts that prompt our self-growth, that hide our darkness, and that fester beneath our conscious selves.

It is in those placements, which are often found in square, opposite, and inconjunct aspects, we learn how we fight ourselves and what part of us refuses to heal.

Yes, because as a concrete individual living and breathing, learning and growing, we will never wholly find ourselves through cookbook descriptions of sun and moon signs.

It is, instead, those moments of rage and destruction, sadness and jealousy, where we find our internal fight. You may write it off as “unlike me” or “heat of the moment.” You will then, of course, be ignoring your own 'contradictions,’ and your greatest opportunity for healing and self-growth.

Allow yourself to flow from the box that contains you.

Source:

In5Dimension

Mars/Aries/Scorpio: The fire of the Godhead 

Taurus: Natural Law

Mercury/Gemini: Consciousness  Mercury/Virgo: Individual Christ Consciousness 

Sun/Leo: Solar, Self Consciousness

Moon/Cancer: Embryonic Consciousness

Venus/Libra: Karmic Law

Jupiter/Sagittarius/Pisces: Divine consciousness

Pluto/Scorpio: The Unconscious 

Saturn/Capricorn: Mineral Kingdom

Uranus/Aquarius: Blue Light Christ Consciousness 

Moon/Neptune/Cancer/Pisces: Collective consciousness

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Power up!💎✨💡

you need water and sunlight and food and love just like the flowers and trees do. we are all children of mother earth, let her nurture you to grow

I hate when someone with the same zodiac as me doesnt click or get along with me. It’s like what a traitor… what’s your moon and rising sign bitch

maggie nelson on eve kosofsky sedgwick

Moon: *enters pisces*

Me: *Puts on Lana Del Rey*

Me: *Lays in the dark and cries*

ok but I literally cannot emphasize the fact enough that you will be put through the same lessons over and over again until you learn them!!!! be conscious, recognize patterns!!! you won’t grow and things won’t change until you make the effort to do so