Comments on: The Coming Cardinal T-Square of 2010

By: Susan Hale

Susan Hale — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 20:16:24 +0000

Yes, this is exactly how I have been feeling, especially since the eclipses. Saturn is in my 12th house squaring my Mercury in Cancer in my ninth. I have felt like I am in the wings preparing to on stage, but it all feels delayed. The two areas that I am taking small slow steady steps towards are finding an agent/publisher for a juvenile fiction novel and a hoped for wish of getting a work permit to live in the UK. I was hoping for more action with the Jupiter and Uranus in Aries but it has all felt Saturnian. I’ve been starting to doubt myself and my plans. Especially with the Virgo influence. Saturn will move from my 12th into my 1st in October and am hoping then the new will take form and be visible. With Saturn in the 12th I feel I’ve been cleaning a very musty old closet of patterns that don’t fit anymore but it’s been slow hard work.

By: mary beth

mary beth — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 08:37:35 +0000

thanks greatly and keep posting!

By: Healing Mudras

Healing Mudras — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 06:39:07 +0000

Hi, am a pisces with house 2 in Virgo ( rising Leo yes!) so i am vey thankful for Saturn to leave… I love uranus… i just love uranus and jupiter dancing together. and i never liked saturn but now i learned to deal with it.plus since i have conjunct saturn and jupiter in house 6 capricorn as a natal chart.. i know how to deal with stay or go…but this one was tough!!! Thank you saturn for moving out!

By: Chris Gonzalez

Chris Gonzalez — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 05:09:14 +0000

The pressure of the containment of the oil leak in the Gulf is very much a metaphor for what I’m feeling. A lot of my energy feels contained right now, and it does lead to feeling tired. I’m also feeling Saturn insecurity. My part-time job is ending and I know I need to move on income building activities while at the same time taking care of my 88 year old mother. I don’t know how I’m going to do all of this.

In spite of this, I have been taking small steps towards activating some of the projects I want to do. But I worry that I’ve spent time on projects that will not yield the income that I need. I guess time will tell.

Thanks once again for your observations. I look forward to your postings over the next few weeks particularly. It’s soothing to have things clarified for me.

By: linda quakenbush

linda quakenbush — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 04:55:15 +0000

thanks, jim for the thoughtful insights, and the care you take with your posts, they are inspirational!

By: Janey

Janey — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 04:19:57 +0000

Oh, right, Jim, that’s what I waas thinking of, a cross. I should be able to distinguish that from a T-square! Thanks for the correction.

By: Maureen Cox

Maureen Cox — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 03:44:01 +0000

Thanks for posting, Jim! I really enjoy reading your blog, and you captured so beautifully exactly what I’ve been feeling energetically! During these times of uncertainty it’s extremely important for us to remember that the human race has been in existence for quite some time, and with it each generation experiences it’s own set of challenges. I think with these transits, that it is important for us to handle ourselves, our intentions, and our actions with the long-term outcome in mind. Again, thank’s so much for your post!

By: Debra

Debra — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 02:31:19 +0000

Yes it does feel quite frustrating in my world for a number of reasons although I have to say it hasn’t been just recently- 17/11/52
The central theme in my life, recently is loss….a very dear spiritual teacher is off to a retreat in Nepal for a year, and two friends recently lost their Dad and partner respectively. On the other side of the equation, I am going to be a grandmother for the first time at the end of year.
I am also at a stage of ending a struggle with my 28 year old son who has very much over stayed his welcome – I’m visioning how I want my life to be, however due to a bout of unemployment two years ago,and a whole other drainage of funds…I’m having to build up things, and taking a good hard look at my finances…..and where I want to put my time and energy…Lots going on….

By: dawna

dawna — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 23:45:24 +0000

Well, after many months of patiently, organically re-inventing our work and married life together, having sold nearly eveything and moving back to northern CA, we had a period of two weeks that left us feeling exhausted for what seemed to be futility in some areas … then, we regrouped, restructured our thinking about place to live, dropping desires in favor of simplicity, and within a week we found a small apartment in the right area for continued business and personal development … found several extreme good deals for furnishings on craigslist, got a windfall gift of $ from his grandfather and made the move with ease. Although I am emotionally in and out of some dodgey places the last couple of days, I feel a little more grounded than I have for the past 15 months. We’ll see what’s in store as moments arrive. “Expectations” is a central theme for me.

By: Linda S.

Linda S. — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 23:28:50 +0000

Thanks for the words of encouragement. I decided to start my own eCommerce business as an alternative after being unable to find work testing software. I have been putting everything I have into my new business, using a portion of my unemployment checks to get it started. I was so close to launching everything before having my weekly benefits unceremoniously cut off – horrible timing for me. All I needed was another few weeks to get my website and other tools up and running. Today’s vote in Congress and your post have given me hope to hang in there.