Shadow – giving your willpower to an external authority out of fear of making your own choices.
Do you have a history of becoming a slave to the system, or is slavery part of genetic history?
The Moon is still in her most passionate and deep sign of Scorpio. She is quite at home snuggling up to her Cancerian friend (Sun is in Cancer). Cancer and Scorpio are both water signs so they are quite compatible. When they get along it can be like wonderful rolling surf and when they don’t it can be as if the ocean rises up and consumes a dark and miserable sky.
People often ask what sign my husband is. I feel that I’ve struck it rich here because is a Scorpio. This has been the most compatible relationship I’ve ever had. Our Sun sign (identity) comes from the same perspective. Our major differences are our Moon signs. His Moon is Cancer and mine is Gemini so I am here writing in my journal and he is preparing breakfast and our lunches.
The Star is gorgeous and vulnerable. She sparkles with radiant wonder. What does she say to us? Well, be prepared to highlight your strengths and abilities – don’t be afraid to be open to new and exciting challenges.
The Lovers asks us to see a different perspective. If we walk in another person’s shoes we would illicit the experience for us to delve deeper into the pool of wisdom. What is it like to feel the same way about a particular situation? Explore, discuss and assess your findings.
The Wheel of Fortune encourages us to see the big picture. Nothing is as it seems – you think you know what is before your eyes but is it real? The illusion is the journey the awareness is the ticket to ride.
We are on the Eve of the eclipse season. Our disappointment can propel us to a new state of being. Don’t be afraid to embrace the changes that are necessary for your growth.
It is a number four day – lay the foundations for a new path. Look at your life – your patterns of living and your responses. Are you enslaved by your perception? Give me some truth – it lingers beyond the ridge.
Love, Peace and Liberation,
Julia Ashton-Sayers
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