Venus conjuct Jupiter in Pisces - February 17 , 2010

To take advantage of this planetary gift, we must let our modern jaded-disenchantment guards down. We must believe in the possibility of attaining seeming impossibilities. (Goodbye, overly critical analyses; we won't dismiss you forever, just set you aside for the time being.) We must fearlessly imagine what has not yet come to pass, inviting it to begin shaping itself into being. And we must be ready to proceed on scintillating vibe, for the most promising opportunities may look strange or unfamiliar—perhaps even like a resounding 'nothing'—yet their feel holds a noticeable zing. We must embrace excitement, with all those question-marks still dangling mid-air.   our vision of what else is possible.

While a Venus-Jupiter conjunction is already uplifting news, what makes this one even more miraculous is that these two 'good guys' come together in Pisces, a sign in which they're both operating in top form. Jupiter is a traditional ruler of Pisces, putting him at home here… attuning his quest-stirring, perspective-granting, meaning-bestowing faculties to whatever invisible 'Master Plan' the cosmos has in store (who knows what that is?!?), so that those of us willing to be of service to 'making the world a better place' are apt to receive blessed support for our efforts. Venus, meanwhile, is exalted in Pisces, enabling her to foster a vast limitless sort of love for all creation… which, though unquestionably idealistic to the extreme, promotes greater mutual understanding and compassion in relationship, thus increasing the likelihood we will receive what we want from those who truly appreciate us for what we give.
TIME WILL TELL

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Goddess of the day - CIRCE

In all myths of Goddess Circe, She is known as powerful Sorceress and Enchantress of magick. With flaming red hair She is portrayed brewing and offering potions with wand in hand, flying on a magick staff or holding a crystal ball. She lived on the enchanted island of Aeaea off the coast of Italy, where she lured sailors with Her song. It was said by many the island itself was magickal as it's name was the same backwards as it was forward and once upon Her shores the sailors would be lost forever. Goddess Ceres took many lovers and many a tale warned of their fate as swine after She had her fill of them.

 Her origins and myths are plenty in Greek mythology. In one She is said to be the daughter of the Sea Nymph Perseis and the Sun God Helios, in another she is said to be the daughter of Goddess Hecate and Hermes. Her associations with Goddess Hecate are plentiful, from maiden servant, to student, to selling Her soul to Hecate in return for Hecate's magick. 


 *Priestess Poem, has been removed as per the request of the site owner*


A choice made from love will align you with your highest self. But how do you know which is the “correct” choice to make? If you’re confronted with a difficult choice, you would do well to invite love in to the moment. In so doing, you can immediately feel a subtle shift in your body – a lighter-ness of being.  
Your relationship with Self and with Source colours every other relationship in your life. Whether or not you're in an intimate relationship with another, love is operating through your life right now. Should you ever doubt that, you need only invite love in to this moment. Now go read your love-scopes and lighten up a little.

Starstruck Astrology by Michelle Piller