Astrologers construct a chart for the moment the Sun enters
Aries, known as the Aries ingress chart, and this will show us events
and themes that will be relevant for the next part of the year -spring into
summer. This chart is cast for the spring equinox and as it has a
mutable ascendant so it will be good for six months. (for the US)
This
Aries ingress chart shows a theme of anger, disruption, potential military or
terrorist action, discontent, restriction, financial fear, lawsuits,
and even questions over free speech.
The
ascendant is at 3 degrees of Sagittarius, and 6 of the 10 planets are mutable,
meaning the energy is changeable, but there is no clear destination apparent as
to where all the change will take us. There will be many twists and turns
during this strange period of time and it shows clearly in the chart.
The
Sun is trine Mars from the 4th house of the common people (opposing the house
of government), and has energetic movement in this direction.
Mars
falls at 3 degrees in the first house (along with Saturn) which shows us the country
and its inhabitants as a whole, and our national self image. Mars shows a
stirred up population that is angry along with the potential for military
action and violence. Mars is in its post retrograde shadow period and
will turn retrograde making it even angrier and more volatile.
Saturn
in the first house represents a population prone to fear and paranoia and as
Saturn rules the second/third houses, and this centers around financial fear, and
even dislike of one's own neighbors during this period. This is a polarized
nation. Saturn in this sign is about ideas, philosophies, laws and
foreign affairs. As Saturn is in the sign ruling Jupiter there will be a focus
on money and shortages of money and fear of such.
This
will be period of harsh political rhetoric that will inspire fear, distrust,
depression and anger that will shout much more loudly than positivity and hope.
It is important to note the rhetoric we hear is not necessarily based on truth
or facts, and herein lies a major problem.
Neptune
lies next to Venus in the third house which rules telephones, postal services,
school, language, education, expression and even free speech which
can be called into question.
Neptune
and Venus together in Pisces is a confusing transit, indicative of dreams and
ideas that are not be founded in reality: just the opposite. There could be
cloudy issues concerning women, or outright lies, and we will likely see
scandals that come to light.
Venus
is the other financial planet (along with Jupiter) and Venus conjunct Neptune
reveals a cloudy financial picture. There could be financial losses, or
financial scandals. We could hear news of secret plots, fraud and swindles,
bogus companies and loss.
For
some this could be an unusually romantic combination full of glamorous
illusions and period indicative of great artistic effort and success, and a
good period for psychics and others in the metaphysical realm. There will be a
greater interest in psychics, dreams, mediums, spirituality and things of this
type and it will be reflected in media and movies. Some may develop a deeper
faith, and show great compassion toward those less fortunate, while others
remain angry and buy into the negative rhetoric. Again, this is a polarized
country on many levels and nothing will change anytime soon.
Saturn
is square Jupiter, the second house ruler in the ninth house, and this shows
financial limitation, and small gains, and as Jupiter is retrograde, little
confidence of gains in the immediate future. Saturn/Jupiter transits
affect the global markets and this is considered one of the most significant
aspects affecting the world.
Saturn-Jupiter
can represent trade agreements and things can come to a culmination. As
this post is written the Obama administration has just loosened rules on travel
to Cuba and the US dollar. This transit can bring positive events as well as
negative. Relations
with the US and Cuba were normalized in 2015 on the Saturn-Jupiter square.
Saturn-Jupiter
also shows us the potential for major litigation, disputes over laws,
and lawsuits that can include issues in the Presidential election, the
Supreme Court, or other major issues of significance Americans will be
watching.
You
can rest assured debates over nominees for the Supreme court will be filled
with rhetoric as harsh as the political overtones that we hear every day.
This does not however, mean there will be no new Supreme Court Justice
in spite of the Senates vow to block any nominee.
We
could also hear news about medicine concerning disease, the spread of disease
and cures. It shows concern over international trade and foreign trade among
the public in general.
The
ninth house rules courts, laws, religion and foreign people and affairs and a
desire for restrictions concerning foreigners, religion and a divided country
along these lines, along with everything else of a political nature.
The
moon rules women and tells us where the attention of the country rests, and in
this chart it falls in the ninth house of courts, religion, medical affairs,
litigation, foreign affairs and people, as well as universities and
international commerce. Make no mistake, women will vote on health care issues
that affect the female population.
Neptune
rules socialism, and Nicholas Champion writes the Saturn-Neptune square (Saturn squares Neptune in 2016) coincides with periods of
growth in socialism, hence the rise of Bernie Sanders who has styled himself as
a Social Democrat.
As
the 10th house (Virgo) rules government, Mercury, its ruler, shows the
current outgoing President in the late degrees of Pisces indicative of endings.
Democrats are in a better position to win the White
House, as Jupiter (which rules the Republican party) is retrograde moving away
from the 10th house (government), showing us a Republican President will not
occupy the White House this election year. Jupiter retrograde also shows the Civil
war that rages in the Republican party itself which will contribute to a
Democrat winning the White House.
As
Mercury is at its fall in Pisces (4th house of Democrats) the win could be by a
slim margin, or it could be a case of voting against rather than for.
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