Frisiangal
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Hi All,
I thought those interested in health astrology might find this a good example of correlation.
I have Jupiter on 18 Leo in the 12th house square Sun on 21 Taurus in the 9th house. This square is under the influence of the transiting Jupiter-Saturn-Neptune square in the fixed signs in my 3rd-6th and 9th houses. What I had never noticed until now is that Jupiter is within orb of a semi-square (health indication) to my natal Neptune on 1 Libra 43R, whilst sec. progr. Neptune, now direct, has exactly reached its natal position . (Taking birth time equiv. to months and days, a 'new year' begins for me end October!). Jupiter rules my 4th house, Neptune my 7th house.
As a Taurean Sun I love gardening and have never had trouble when it comes to digging over part of my allotment (soil = Taurus) that is on a complex 'in the country' surrounded by open fields (9th), which I did in the week. My Libran Sun son-in-law usually digs it all over with his digger machine but he's so busy I didn't want to call upon him now and thought to save him the trouble. I just wanted to get that particular patch dug over before the winter, ready for early spring planting. Heavy clay soil following rain, it took about 2 hours but I enjoyed it and felt no discomfort of taking on too much and overdoing it (Jupiter)! What I failed to take into account was Saturn-ruled age.
Health astrology places the back under rulership of Leo. The thigh/hip and pelvic region is ruled by Sagittarius/Jupiter; the knees are designated to Capricorn/Saturn, and Aquarius/Uranus rules the calf/ankle region as well as motoric circulation within the nerve system .
By late Wednesday afternoon, the first niggles of physical pain (Saturn) in the back (Leo) began. By evening, I couldn't bend. Just a question of lazy muscles which warmth (Jupiter in Leo) will help, I thought. So I went to bed looking like a Japanese Geisha with a folded sleeping bag tied around my lower back. It did the trick; pain gone by Thursday morning. But by Thursday afternoon, I was beginning to feel a pain in my hips that went down one leg to the ankles. It felt as if I had rusty screws in my hip( Jupiter), knee (Saturn) and ankle (Neptune in 6th house in Aquarius?). By Friday I was hobbling around like an old crone when a friend mentioned that I had all the symptons of sciatica, for which my definitive English dictionary says:... "a form of neuralgia characterised by intense pain and tenseness along the course of the body's longest nerve extending from the back of the thigh to the calf of the leg."
Sleeping (Neptune) is an on and off affair because of the pain spasms (Aquarius) down the one side with every movement. The only thing to help is absolute REST; reclining on an easy chair, feet up, and being waited upon hand and foot by a Sagittarian Sun (personified Jupiter?) husband. I've always said that he is the thoroughbred and I am the working horse. At least, if only for a day or two , I may be enjoying the positive that comes out of a transiting T-square. And I've learnt my lesson. No more digging, even to help another out.
F.
I thought those interested in health astrology might find this a good example of correlation.
I have Jupiter on 18 Leo in the 12th house square Sun on 21 Taurus in the 9th house. This square is under the influence of the transiting Jupiter-Saturn-Neptune square in the fixed signs in my 3rd-6th and 9th houses. What I had never noticed until now is that Jupiter is within orb of a semi-square (health indication) to my natal Neptune on 1 Libra 43R, whilst sec. progr. Neptune, now direct, has exactly reached its natal position . (Taking birth time equiv. to months and days, a 'new year' begins for me end October!). Jupiter rules my 4th house, Neptune my 7th house.
As a Taurean Sun I love gardening and have never had trouble when it comes to digging over part of my allotment (soil = Taurus) that is on a complex 'in the country' surrounded by open fields (9th), which I did in the week. My Libran Sun son-in-law usually digs it all over with his digger machine but he's so busy I didn't want to call upon him now and thought to save him the trouble. I just wanted to get that particular patch dug over before the winter, ready for early spring planting. Heavy clay soil following rain, it took about 2 hours but I enjoyed it and felt no discomfort of taking on too much and overdoing it (Jupiter)! What I failed to take into account was Saturn-ruled age.
Health astrology places the back under rulership of Leo. The thigh/hip and pelvic region is ruled by Sagittarius/Jupiter; the knees are designated to Capricorn/Saturn, and Aquarius/Uranus rules the calf/ankle region as well as motoric circulation within the nerve system .
By late Wednesday afternoon, the first niggles of physical pain (Saturn) in the back (Leo) began. By evening, I couldn't bend. Just a question of lazy muscles which warmth (Jupiter in Leo) will help, I thought. So I went to bed looking like a Japanese Geisha with a folded sleeping bag tied around my lower back. It did the trick; pain gone by Thursday morning. But by Thursday afternoon, I was beginning to feel a pain in my hips that went down one leg to the ankles. It felt as if I had rusty screws in my hip( Jupiter), knee (Saturn) and ankle (Neptune in 6th house in Aquarius?). By Friday I was hobbling around like an old crone when a friend mentioned that I had all the symptons of sciatica, for which my definitive English dictionary says:... "a form of neuralgia characterised by intense pain and tenseness along the course of the body's longest nerve extending from the back of the thigh to the calf of the leg."
Sleeping (Neptune) is an on and off affair because of the pain spasms (Aquarius) down the one side with every movement. The only thing to help is absolute REST; reclining on an easy chair, feet up, and being waited upon hand and foot by a Sagittarian Sun (personified Jupiter?) husband. I've always said that he is the thoroughbred and I am the working horse. At least, if only for a day or two , I may be enjoying the positive that comes out of a transiting T-square. And I've learnt my lesson. No more digging, even to help another out.
F.