Winter Solstice 2020: The Spaceship has Landed

Jupiter journeyed into Aquarius early on December 19.  A triple hit of joy lit up the sky when the moon slipped into Pisces (Jupiter’s sign) and Sagittarius (also Jupiter’s sign) was on the horizon as the planet moved into Aquarius.  Saturn also recently entered Aquarius.  Saturn and Jupiter “make it official” in Aquarius on December 21 in a Grand Conjunction!

Jupiter and Saturn moved from the sign of Capricorn (earth, heavy, slow) into Aquarius (air, light, quick).  The spaceship has landed!! 

Aquarian qualities are electrified, detached, and inventive with technology.  Societal systems, such as schools and government, go through a trial of “re-invention”.  The genius and rebel archetypes can describe Aquarius- the quirky outliers!  A certain aloofness marks the sign of Aquarius, geared toward humanitarian concepts of supporting diversity in the whole group.  Social justice issues are seen and heard clearly during times of crisis.  

The everyday working class hero shall be deified under the duress of 2020.  The term “essential worker” is now widely used.  This term could also be coined Essential Dea (which means “goddess” in Latin).  What are ways that Essential Deæ can be fairly compensated for their heroic feats and what armor is needed to protect them in daily battles?

Solstice marks the darkest, shortest day of the year on December 21.  Reflecting back on the year, how can those lost and gone be honored?  The Solstice, or Yule, leads into an underground of inner wealth.  What imaginings occur in the deep, dark dream state of hibernation?  When the light in the outer world darkens, does the inner light burn more brightly?