I just want to write about fear today, about terror, and how out of the ashes, out of the ashes, lotus flower out of the muddy mud, out of the end of everything, something can grow tall.
You get to a certain age and fear doesn’t feel the same as it used to. Of course big crisis can come (it does, it does) and throw you overboard, but barring that… you get to a certain age and fear doesn’t have to feel the same as it used to.
Surrender. Not stop working but you have to surrender your mind and change the station. If you need to keep the radio on, keep it on Hope Radio.
This week Mercury goes retrograde and Saturn goes Direct and Jupiter opposes Neptune and maybe your faith is shaky like mine is, maybe it is.
Queen of Cups showed up when I consulted the Oracle.
A few of Rachel Pollack’s keywords: healing, protection, love.
Does that help?
xx
6 thoughts on “Hope Radio: Advice For Hard Transits”
Oops. My “him” is my husband who just disguises himself as a muggle but he’s real hermit energy dude.
I love this.
I’m feeing really sensitive (and fear plays a big part, I admit). Saturn is going to conjunct my moon once it enters Sag and that concerns me. Will be tuning into Hope Radio often I suspect. 🙂
it’s a good station
Thank you!
My chart has been hit by hard transits since 2010 when Uranus and Saturn were opposing one each other.
And it seems it’s going to be like that for a long time.
Oh that was awful, I remember it well – Saturn in Virgo/Uranus in Pisces.
I totally concur Sylvia and Aliza. It’s been a tough several years. I literally can’t wait until pluto goes direct and meets with ascendant. Last night as I was venting about caregiving I told him that I think I’m ready to just hand everything over to a conservator and walk away…be my mother’s daughter and comforter instead of her servant. ..he said “Maybe this big lesson you are mastering is when to let go and say ‘enough’ and hand the keys over to someone else…and get to that realization of your limits.” Whoa.
Changing the station. I can’t abet my mother’s deep fear and humongous anxiety but it’s easier to give more of myself when I myself am not falling apart.