Moebius And Jimi Hendrix

Moebius and Jimi Hendrix

No amount of therapy can make you two people. You are complete even if you’re imperfect.

      As a life path 5, Kristen Stewart’s major life lessons are ruled by the planet of conscious information. Within her chart: Mercury is in the sign of self-worth.

      The placement of her planets are evenly scattered, with no major stelliums... there are six water sign placements, out of the eighteen total. Which signals to emotional clarity through her life’s purpose.

      Mercury naturally rules Gemini, and directs the Throat chakra. This chakra is the gateway between our needs and desires. It’s where we channel the unconscious self and express our conscious reality. A pronounced Throat introduces a strong voice and perspective, which allows one to form concrete ideologies. The abilities of this chakra allows you to foster clairaudience, or clear hearing.

      People with predominant feminine placements (Earth+Water) tend to struggle with intangible reality. Our emotional awareness grows as we awaken our sensitivities, through first-hand experience. When we avoid our emotions, we begin to suppress our inner intelligence, which means struggling to ground our personal narrative. A shallow narrative would be one that does not value all of our experiences, therefore the purpose of self-worth should be defined by the intention to honor oneself.

      Within her Vedic chart, Kristen’s Hasta nakshatra symbolizes the skills of the hand, and control of life force. The deity Survatr is worshiped as the Sun before sunrise, being described as beautiful-handed, beautiful-tongued and golden. Surya, on the other hand, is venerated as the Sun until sunset. The time of Survatr’s appearance would be when darkness is becoming light, although he is also known as “bringing rest” to all two and four-legged creatures. I believe this reveals how perspective of human life relies on our ability to differentiate time, as we organize periods of work and rest. This could denote articulation of energy, through physical movement or the embodiment of your personal emotions.

Only thing getting me through today is the thought of Starred Egyptian Tomb Ceilings

[five] hierophant -- temperance

      Within our unconscious expression, Mercury’s influence is experienced through the Throat chakra-- of communication and social bonds.       Within our subconscious expression, Mercury’s influence is experienced through the Solar Plexus chakra-- of personal vitality and self-confidence.

      As a life path 8, Lauryn Hill’s major life lessons are ruled by the planet of soul accountability and conscious gravity. Within her chart: Saturn is in the sign of self-reflection.

     With four placements in Gemini, Lauryn has one major stellium... there are six air sign placements, and also six fire sign placements, out of eighteen total. Which signals to passion of communication through her life purpose.

     Saturn naturally rules Capricorn, and predominantly directs the Root, while also influencing the Third-Eye. These chakra are very abundant, as portals to the unconscious. It’s the center of emotional security, along with the center of mental health. A pronounced Root introduces a strong sense of security, which allows to form a healthy sexual identity. While a pronounced Third-Eye would introduce a strong inner clarity, which could develop clairvoyant or claircognizant abilities.

     People with predominant masculine placements (Air+Fire) tend to struggle with objective perspectives. Your spiritual autonomy grows as you explore your personal beliefs. When we neglect to realize our own beliefs, we would confuse the context of our socialization and struggle to form a real identity.

     Within her Vedic chart, Lauryn’s Jyestha nakshatra symbolizes unfavorable misgivings in connection with household tradition. The Goddess Jyestha was born within a cosmic ocean as counterpart to her younger sister, Lakshmi. While her sister embodies beauty and fortune, Jyestha is to exemplify the exact opposite. She is said to dwell among sinners, as the symbol of sloth, she brings sorrow and causes poverty. I see that this reflects the pressure of traditionally feminine roles within family. It allows me to surmise the sensitivity of social expectations which can motivate a deviation from certain identities.