Podcast: The Sculptor’s Vision Is Taking Form
Drop that bag of feces! We’ve got to get to a higher place. And the Great Central Sun is trying to clear out all our old baggage because we can’t get there while we’re still dragging around our old stories and ancient pain.
Plus, why Saturn’s entry into Capricorn is cause for optimism, more revelations forthcoming in USA celebrity and politician sex scandals, and more.
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About subjects discussed on the podcast:
- John Sandbach’s degree symbols for the Sagittarius New Moon (27 Sag), Galactic Center (28 Sag) and Saturn until Dec. 18 (30 Sag).
- Big picture of December’s astrology including Mercury retrograde in Sagittarius and aspects to the G.C. by Saturn, Mercury and Venus.
- My writing about the Saturn, Chiron and Venus alignments to the G.C. in 2017: Unraveling the Dark Matrix: Venus, Saturn and the Galactic Center.
- My post on Black Moon Lilith’s alignment with the G.C. in October 2017 and the #me too movement.
- Saturn as the archetype of authority/authorship.
World Events: Saturn in Capricorn
The world being what it has been, a lot of negative things have happened during the periods when Saturn has been in Capricorn. The early 1960s saw troop buildups in Vietnam and JFK urging Americans to build fall-out shelters amid widespread nuclear testing by the USA and the USSR. The late ’80s and early 90’s brought us the “War on Drugs.” But these periods brought many positive developments, especially in regards to correcting unjust laws targeting women and minorities.
January 1959 – December 1961
- First female contraception pills legalized and sold in the USA and UK. Journalist Fred Kaplan: “This allowed not just a sexual revolution, but it allowed women to get jobs, to advance professionally.” (CBS News – Source)
- Civil Rights Act signed into law by President Eisenhower
- The Beatles’ first gig
- Jimi Hendrix’ first gig
- JFK elected president
November 1988 – January 1991
- Opening of the Berlin Wall signals the end of the Cold War
- David Dinkins is elected first African-American mayor of NYC
- Douglas Wilder is elected first African-American governor (Va.)
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