New moon in Aquarius. The Sun was square Uranus yesterday and can leave us feeling out of sorts, but at the same time to cast off the ordinary and embrace our quirky, unconventional sides. This time is about defying the "norms" or so what conservative society may seem as normal. But what is normal? What's normal to me may not be to another and vice versa. The new moon is about embracing new beginnings and in Aquarius, it calls us to be our true and authentic self.
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Aquarius thinks outside the box but traditional ruler Saturn of Aquarius is about structure and rules. Aquarius may seem unconventional and out of the ordinary, but has a better understanding of the rules and laws of physics in the Universe that may seem out of the ordinary but really are still in the confines of this Universe. Aquarius just has a bigger box and playing field to work with than everyone else. They don't make new rules, they just understand beyond what others see and contend with.
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New things will come to light over the next moon cycle. This is just the new beginning for many of us that are starting to take shape. Layers of the inner self are being revealed and more of us will begin to unveil our true selves. This is about being honest with who we are and soon in Aquarius season we will begin to show this part of ourselves. But first, be true to yourself. Love yourself. The new moon is hidden but as the moon is wax and become full, more of ourselves will begin to shine brightly.
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Tarot Pug: Rosie. Card image: Tarot de Marseilles by Jodorowsky and Camoin.
"The sun will come out tomorrow". Although most of us don't have what we dream or wish for: the big house, winning the lottery, money, fame, fortune, luxuries, etc., but richness is much more than money and things. When money is taken away, we realise what we have remaining- or at least we should.
~•~ When money and health isn't what we hope it to be, when we're lacking in these areas, we need to remember the things money can't buy and what we have left when good health eludes us. Family isn't always the one we're born into, friends and community can be just like family. We're often "richer than we think".
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Money won't buy happiness - it may alleviate some financial burdens, but often more money leads to more accumulation of "stuff" to fill the void. Money is fleeting and in today's society, happiness is often never long lasting. Here, the 10 of Cups reminds us to practice appreciation and gratitude for what money can't buy: the true love of a friend or companion, the love and comfort of an animal or pet. True love cares not how much money you have or what you can do for them (only being with you to get things), but just spending time together in richness and poorness, in sickness and good health.
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To acquire more abundance, appreciate what you already have from people, animals, a home, a car, anything and everything. A shift in mentality happens when we recognize.what we have and focus on that rather than always thinking the grass is greener on the other side. Gratitude is key to happiness. Appreciate the little things from a really good cup.of coffee or tea to the appreciation of having a bed to sleep in. We may take the little things for granted, but what we may have, others may wish for.
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Aquarius season isn't very lovey dovey to show appreciation, many often assume others just know they're appreciated. But those simple little words are reaffirming and we as a society need to hear them more. ~•~
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Card image Tarot de Marseilles by Jodorowsky and Camoin. Tarot Pug: Rocky.
