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February
Numerology 2009
2 + 2 + 9 = 13 = 4 month
This has already been an action-packed week with earthquakes
shaking us in our shoes; volcanoes getting ready to rumble;
so many jobs lost; and train, car and plane wrecks--what
a hero among heroes that pilot was! Iceland is also in upheaval,
and bad peanut butter was purposely leaked into our own
country. On the flip-side, there are huge celebrations going
on at the same time.
With all this mixed action going on, we will see ourselves
and the entire world more clearly, and will begin to make
decisions which will determine what our own next year will
look like. All at once Mercury is out of Retrograde (YEAH),
we begin the Chinese New Year, and a Solar Eclipse with
a New Moon hit us head-on, which caused the Seattle Earth
Quake.
There are going to be so many BIG business meetings this
week concerning how to get back on track. If we all work
together, we should get through this. The idea of people
taking a $1.00 an hour pay-cut or taking 7 days off a year
unpaid, would allow so many of us to keep our jobs, and
I can live without getting my Saturday mail like they talking
about doing.
This is time for creativity, along with love and respect
for all people on this planet. It is also rumored that this
is a Universal energy activation week. Whenever those weeks
happen, we can get dizzy and some may be prone to panic-attacks,
so now is the time to learn how to breathe through it or
sign up for the weekly healings.
By Friday, things do seem to calm down, and we will be able
to think and get on target again. Piles of stuff will disappear
as organization becomes a priority.
This
has loads of great info this week:
Get Ready to Be Tossed
on the Winds of Change
By
Jeff Jawer Provided by Tarot.com
Expect
a showdown between the old and the new as traditional Saturn
opposes revolutionary Uranus on February 5. This is the
second in a series of five face-offs that began on November
4 last year and finishes in July 2010. The message is one
of change as even the most crusty and conservative impulses
may be overtaken by the unexpected events. Still, as we
watch the struggle between maintaining tired traditions
and institutions and the urge for innovation in the world,
a similar tug of war may be occurring internally. We are
each faced with choosing whether to hold onto the familiar
but fading past or to push ahead to an unknown future. Time,
of course, doesn't stand still, so it's generally wiser
to consider letting go and moving ahead than standing pat.
Help comes from mental Mercury, which spent most of January
in reverse. It turned direct on February 31 and will be
picking up speed throughout the month. This will increase
the flow of information and our ability to process it, making
this an excellent time for learning.
Venus, the planet of attraction, enters impulsive Aries
on the February 2 to provoke interest in making new connections
and finding fresh forms of fun and income. The urge for
action is strong with this combination, which could shake
relationships that have fallen into a rut. Rewards come
to those willing to step out from the crowd and act as pioneers.
Taking initiative personally and professionally can seem
risky but it's probably a good deal safer than standing
still. Yes, mistakes can be more common when impulses are
strong, yet one big gain can wipe out a lot of small losses.
The urge to break out of the box is underscored by assertive
Mars' move into Aquarius on February 4. The action planet
craves freedom in this sign, reducing our willingness to
follow the rules. This can cause conflict with authority
figures and resistance to sticking to plans. Originality,
though, is favored with a fresh attitude and a hunger to
do things differently.
February It's clear that a prideful connection to outmoded
ideas can lead to a fall this month. The Full Moon in Leo
on February 9 is an eclipse that may wound over-inflated
egos. All lunar eclipses are about letting go of the past
and this one points right to our sense of self-importance
and the possibility of facing embarrassment, if that's what
it takes, to overcome stubbornness and move on. Bright ideas
abound with Mercury entering intellectual Aquarius on February
14, followed by a super-powered conjunction of Mars and
Jupiter on February 17 that will provide enough wind to
sail around the world ten times. Strong enthusiasm encourages
bold actions rooted in idealism and inventiveness.
Compassion comes with the Sun's entry into sensitive Pisces
on February 18, providing a balance between head and heart.
The New Moon in Pisces on February 24 is rich in imagination
and dreams. It may be tempting to take an escapist's route
and seek ways to avoid meeting your toughest challenges.
However, faith and forgiveness make it possible to deal
with reality while paving the way to a more inspiration-filled
future.
Read Your Personal Forecast:
February
is the month known for love, and a great time to give
flowers, candy and jewelry. A great gift is to have
the jewelry you give your loved ones energized to help
them release old habits and bring protection, love,
or wealth into their lives. They do not even have to
know the jewelry is helping them to accomplish their
desires. Here are a few of the 100 pieces and many earrings
that are available:
The
red one comes with earrings in 5 colors; the pendant
beside it is so pretty and I have about 40 of those.
Email
me for prices. I do have kid's heart necklaces
with every color heart, too. Prices will vary, but each
one will cost an extra $50 to put in the energy charge
and includes shipping/handling.
The
archetype of Aquarius, with its themes of creativity, collaboration,
and community, is central this month. Aquarius is the sign
of the rebel and the reformer, the humanitarian and the innovator,
and the evolution of group consciousness. Those with a strong
connection to Aquarius, the 11th house, and Uranus have chosen
to be lifelong agents of change. But the fact that the Sun,
Mercury, Mars, Jupiter, the North Node, Chiron, and Neptune
will all be in Aquarius most of this month calls each and
every one of us to “think different,” come together,
and create heaven on earth.
Mercury ends its retrograde phase on February 1, moving forward
at 22º Capricorn. The mythic messenger of the gods turned
retrograde on January 11 at 8º Aquarius; it again reaches
that degree on February 21. Also on February 1, Jupiter conjuncts
the degree of the last solar eclipse (6º Aquarius). If we
have reassessed, redesigned, and repaired what was not working,
things move forward quickly now.
The modern and ancient rulers of Aquarius--Uranus and Saturn,
respectively--remain opposite each other from the fall of
2008 through the summer of 2010, galvanizing everyone to “Question
Authority” and reclaim their power. On February 5 they
make their second of five oppositions, this one at 21º Virgo-Pisces.
(The others: November 4, 2008 at 19º, September 15, 2009 at
25º, April 26, 2010 at 29º, and July 26, 2010 at 1º Libra-Aries).
Saturn is the symbol of form and convention; Uranus, the symbol
of reform and unconventionality. In Virgo, Saturn pressures
us to set healthy boundaries, focus what is essential, and
fix or let go of what is not working. Uranus in Pisces reminds
us that we are spirit playing in matter - eternally creative
and infinitely powerful.
A lunar eclipse peaks just a few days later, on February 9,
at 21º Leo-Aquarius at 6:49 AM PST. During an eclipse, the
Sun, Moon, and Earth are more precisely aligned. Just as water
moves more rapidly and powerfully when it is channeled through
a narrow passage, the electromagnetic waves radiating from
the Sun, along with solar reflections from the surface of
the Moon, are intensified. Consciousness opens, expands, and
evolves. We see things in a new light.
This full moon/eclipse is further potentized by several other
factors. Chiron forms an exact conjunction with the Sun and
an opposition to the Moon only a few hours after the peak
of the eclipse. Discovered in 1977 orbiting between Saturn
and Uranus, Chiron represents a bridge between Saturn (marking
the boundaries of the physical world) and Uranus (gateway
to metaphysical realities). In mythology, Chiron is the Wounded
Healer, depicted as a centaur, a creature both mortal and
divine, both human and beast. Chiron reminds us that there
is no separation between physical and spiritual, between humanity
and the rest of creation, and as we help another, we help
ourselves. Chiron’s transit in Aquarius symbolizes an
opportunity to heal the wounds of alienation, of being different,
“weird,” and ahead of our time. Neptune strongly
influences this Full Moon, since it is less than three days
away from its yearly conjunction with the Sun (February 12).
Orbiting far beyond Uranus, Neptune opens our hearts to the
truth of our interdependence and interconnectedness.
Revelations and breakthroughs continue to emerge as Jupiter
conjuncts the North Node at 9º Aquarius on the 13th. Also
that day, Mars conjuncts the degree of the last eclipse (6º
Aquarius), and then moves on to conjunct the North Node on
the 16th, and Jupiter on the 17th. On February 18th, the Sun
moves into Pisces, shifting some of the mental and social
energies of Aquarius towards the more fluid, less tangible
waves of the 12th sign.
The vast majority of our universe is invisible. We are able
to see only a tiny fraction of the electromagnetic spectrum,
which includes gamma, x-ray, ultraviolet, infrared, microwave,
and radio waves — wavelengths ranging from thousands
of miles to fractions of atoms, far above and far below our
threshold of sight. The twelfth and final sign in the zodiac
teaches us to perceive with our sixth sense, our intuition,
which can access dimensions and realities far beyond the physical
plane. Like a radio receiver or a cell tower, we can attune
to a myriad of channels and frequencies. We discover that
there are many realities, many dimensions, many levels of
consciousness. In Pisces, logic and reason dissolve. There
is no real past or future, no separation, no right or wrong.
This is the Dreamtime of the Australian aboriginals, the Buddhist
Dharmakaya, the Hindu Brahman, the Unity of Being of the Sufis,
the Way of the Tao, the message of Christ when he said “Let
thine eye be single.” Pisces is the ineffable, pointing
toward what is beyond words, concepts, and convictions. This
new moon calls us to surrender our minds and drop into our
hearts.
The new moon on February 24 forms at 7º Pisces at 5:35 PM
PST. The last full moon/eclipse exposed what we needed to
see and do. This new moon asks us to reflect on what we need
to be. Pisces is the twelfth sign of the zodiac, the alpha
and omega of the spiritual journey, the Oneness from which
all comes and to which all returns. At the end of the zodiac,
we come back to the Garden of Eden and realize that we were
never cast out; that we are the fingertips of God, reaching
into the densest, darkest, seemingly most separate places,
bringing light, awareness, and new creations into existence.
This month’s alignments shine a very bright spotlight
on what we need to see and what we need to do. Use it to identify
where you are being called to the front lines of the Aquarian
Age. What are your special gifts? How do you make a difference?
Remember: “Change will not come if we wait for some other
person or some other time. We are the ones we've been waiting
for. We are the change that we seek.” (Barack Obama)
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