Osamenor
Staff member
Is it all possible to be a mix of MCs? No you're confusing yourself.
Actually, I take that question as proof that you really do have a Pisces MC. Pisces MC is the epitome of confusion in the career arena. Pisces is the sign where everything dissolves and dissipates. A public or professional identity that has to filter through Pisces is a dissipated identity. It naturally feels like you have a mix of MC's. Like the ocean, Pisces encompasses everything at once--it can be the paradoxical everything and nothing at the same time.
There are other chart factors that could create similar confusion--Neptune and/or the Moon on the MC--but if your window for your possible birth time is just two hours (or less, if you've really narrowed it down), you can't have either of those on your MC. They're both too far from the MC in this chart for that to be possible.
It's not at all unusual to have multiple careers with a Pisces MC, and it's not at all unusual to be unclear on what you want, career-wise. But, your traditional MC ruler (Jupiter) is conjunct Saturn, and Saturn wants everything clear, concrete, and spelled out. Saturn/Jupiter conjunctions, or other aspects, are also great for not getting anything done--because Jupiter is willing to leap into it but Saturn always puts on the brakes. Jupiter is telling you that you have this wonderful dream, go for it, have faith. Saturn throws in the "yes, but...." at every turn.
Both Saturn and Jupiter like long range plans, but they have opposite approaches to them. Jupiter trusts that everything will work out. Saturn is the skeptic, wants to see evidence already. You're showing both of those very strongly when you ask for astrological advice but start by saying you're an astrology skeptic.
We can't make your career choices for you. We can't spell out your perfect career. But you can, if you get your Saturn and Jupiter to compromise with each other. The Jupiter side of you needs to accept some realism, and the Saturn side of you needs to accept some blind faith and that it's okay to not have all the answers.
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