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hekate in the signs and houses

Asteroids have a subtle effect. The more you evolve, the more you feel their effect as a focused expression of your natal chart. The asteroid Hekate (asteroid 100) is a minor astrological asteroid that determines the inner sense—women’s ways of knowing—and whether one can trust that; night; dreams; whether the mother acted as a protector; “crone” stages of life or positions; intuitive wisdom; Hekate is sometimes important at or in connection with childbirth, and can show what wisdom is gained at other life passages. The sacred day of Hekate is the 29th of every month. For astrological aspects, keep your aspects major: conjunction, square, opposition and your orbs right, within 1 degree. If Hekate touches Lilith, you must face your raw sexuality. If Hekate touches Nessus, you must face your potential to abuse. If Hekate touches Eros, you must face your erotic side. Hekate reminds us that our greatest fear…is not our smallness but our greatness.

It’s a very Cancerian asteroid because not only does it have moon symbolism, Hekate trusts her feelings entirely and gives no credence to logic. This asteroid shows where our deepest self trust lies and can be developed. It shows that we are often afraid to look at our “shadow self” (in this case, our power), because if we admit that we are not victims but creators of our lives, we have no excuses for taking the easy road any more…I believe this is also part of Jung’s urging to face the shadow. There is something here about the ability to control the forces of the nature – natural magic. The Dog Star Sirius (which incidentally, is a fixed star in the constellation of Cancer), is also connected to Hekate. As the brightest star in the sky, this association harks back to when Hekate was revered instead of reviled.

In Greek mythology, Hekate was the goddess of magic, witchcraft, the night, moon, ghosts and necromancy. She was the only child of the Titans Perses and Asteria, from whom she received her power over heaven, earth, and sea. Three metamorphosis myths describe the origins of her animal familiars: the black she-dog and the polecat (a mustelid house pet kept by the ancients to hunt vermin). The dog was the Trojan Queen Hekabe (Hecuba) who leapt into the sea after the fall of Troy and was transformed by the goddess. The polecat was either the witch Gale, turned as punishment for her incontinence, or Galinthias, midwife of Alkmene (Alcmena), who was transformed by the enraged goddess Eileithyia but adopted by the sympathetic Hekate. Hekate was usually depicted in Greek vase painting as a woman holding twin torches. Sometimes she was dressed in a knee-length maiden’s skirt and hunting boots, much like Artemis. In statuary, Hekate was often depicted in triple form as a goddess of crossroads (x). She showed Demeter the way through the Underworld to Persephone. And so it is, the asteroid shows the way through your shadow and other places unknown. Hekate represents our shadow side. She resides comfortably in the Underworld, but it’s more complex than a shadow side, which sounds like Lilith or Waldemath. Hekate was very levelheaded, practical and reliable, and not blind in the slightest. Her representing the crossroads is majorly important. It adds an ambiguous element to her nature - not unlike a 12th house vibe. And yet the crossroads is a place of enormous power reserve in witchcraft. So with this, the hypothesis is that when she’s prominent in a chart, the native will possess this same kind of energy - powerful and efficient when conscious, and dangerous, stuck in the crossroads; susceptible to evil; and easily led down the wrong path, when unaware.

The sign Hekate is in determines what what we need to do to discern our direction in life; the natal house Hekate occupies can show where we go to find those parts of ourselves that were lost.

The activation of this asteroid (and all asteroids in general) is best expressed in aspects, either natally, or in synastry with another person’s planet/asteroid. Aspects to Hekate in a general relationship are as follows:

Planets in square or opposition to Hekate tend to link the native up with people who use the native for guidance only to discard them after they get what they need, resulting in resentment and anger on the part of the Hekate person. In relationships, the Hekate native tends to be a loner and may prefer not to marry or have children, which in hard aspect, may make the planet person resentful and angry (only if children/marriage is the planet person’s goal).

One person’s Hekate conjunct a planet in another’s chart brings feelings of support and guidance, especially during difficult or dark times of their lives when they aren’t sure what to do or where to turn; however if that person also has a natal planet in hard aspect to Hekate, it conflicts with the other person’s chart and the result is a volatile, often complicated state of “knowing what’s best for the other” and resentment for the other being too smothering.

Hekate in opposition to planets or other asteroids can indicate a situation where opposites attract; the loved one functions as a pillar of strength or a disconnect can emerge in which the planet person winds up distrusting and even hating/dismissing the Hekate person. How good or bad the relationship is is up to the planet person.

Hard aspects in general can represent conflict between acting as one’s ideal self as a human being and acting as a powerful deity in their own right–and this internal conflict could be acted out with their partner.

The sign and house Hekate is found in can indicate where we go to for direction (when we don’t know which path to take) as well as which road makes the best choice, in life and relationships.

hekate in the signs

Hekate in Aries: is asking for notice and asking to speak to us. She is telling us she, not usually included in the more commonly known pantheon of goddesses, has been neglected for far too long.

Hekate in Taurus: it is a time to allow ourselves to experience the pleasures each of the five senses has to offer us, as we partake of the garden of life. Letting ourselves feel secure enough to make the right decision

Hekate in Gemini: tends to seek out and devour massive amounts of information about magic, witchcraft, astrology and other esoteric arts. Is also very likely to be a skilled communicator on such subjects. Our light is bright and we may attract may enemies because of this.

Hekate in Cancer: represents the madness that ensues when we try to ignore our instinctual and emotional responses. Needs to use more moon guidance in our discernment of the pathway, or perhaps we need to go emotionally on decisions and let the thought process be stilled, and use intuition more.

Hekate in Leo: represents the petulance and dissatisfaction that manifests when we try to ignore what makes us special. We need to trust our own gut instincts even if it seems egotistical to do so.

Hekate in Virgo: it’s a time to be helpful, and allow our criticism to be a guide for others who need assistance. We need to allow ourselves to make that intuitive leap in our daily lives, as well as making a daily effort to guide and protect those who need it.

Hekate in Libra: our direction is found in social activities, in the expression of our intellectual and artistic endeavours. We rely on the companionship of others (especially our significant other) to help guide us through life.

Hekate in Scorpio: there’s a need to go to our own deeper mind and to go deep down in the dark recesses of the soul; to go where no one else dares to go. That is the only way we can dig out the truth so that we can provide direction to others.

Hekate in Sagittarius: we need to go elsewhere to find our direction in life; perhaps our guidance is found in religion or philosophy. Other countries and cultures help provide a clearer direction for us in this placement.

Hekate in Capricorn: direction is found through hard work and dedication; by using our innate maturity and wisdom, we can help to guide others on their path.

Hekate in Aquarius: possesses an impartial, positive, and visionary-based magic to guide others to a better, clearer path. Through altruism and focusing on the good of the whole, our sense of direction is realized.

Hekate in Pisces: it’s initially unclear how we should go about getting direction in life, but ultimately, it has a lot to do with being compassionate to those who are down-and-out and living on a higher plane while using the gifts of the unconscious.

hekate in the houses

Hekate in the 1st house: you must learn to feel your truth in your physical body. Becoming sensitive enough to feel when something feels off in actual health of the body is the way you can know what is the right path to take. That knot in your stomach? That is Hekate telling you no. Those butterflies? Could be a yes.

Hekate in the 2nd house: is about building self esteem through listening to the self. Doing the thing you though you could not do will build the self trust you need. When lost, look to what feels good. This will help you know what is right. Pleasure is a big clue to how Hekate operates in your chart.

Hekate in the 3rd house: may send you oscillating between private and public face with your craft. But you do so enjoy sharing it with those who are onboard. Higher and higher you’ll soar- and no one can stop you. The golden eagle is the totem that come to mind.

Hekate in the 4th house: the father have a very strong influence on their destiny or they will seek counsel from him. is about finding the right path through patience and quiet. This is a very spiritual placement. Relying on females and maternal figures to impart the advice and care you need when you feel lost is key.

Hekate in the 5th house: shows how we can fall back on our sense of play for comfort. This placement reminds us not to take our trials too seriously and will show how we can lighten up or get trapped in a black cloud. How you can use your instincts to find your way is pointed to. Those who have the faith of a child often have a fifth house Hekate placement. Where we need to shed our naivete in order to see the true path before us is also shown.

Hekate in the 6th house: shows how we can achieve self trust in our daily life. Turning to the comfort of health practices for knowledge when we feel lost. Looking for wisdom in alternative medicine, finding solace in loving pets , learning to communicate with life forms other than human when you need assistance.

Hekate in the 7th house: ones spouse will dramatically change ones life path. It tells of needing to ask for help when the chips are down. Relying on the advice of others to help you find the way

Hekate in the 8th house: would likely accent her crone-guardian role at “the gates of life” (both birth and death including those births and deaths of the cycles of changes in behaviour). Hekate here might also be a kind of “psychological counselor” as her inner wisdom would tap into core issues for others; that “knowing” of Hekate would intuit the pain (and defensive games) of others, and have the resources for guiding/leading them through.

Hekate in the 9th house: shows how the wisdom of philosophy, the higher mind and education can show you the way. Meditation and study can be your guide when you don’t know where to turn.

Hekate in the 10th house: shows how we are known for our own emotional confidence or lack of it. Turning to the father or a trusted male figure is often where we can find the help and advice we seek when we don’t know where to turn. Learning to trust the voice of authority.

Hekate in the 11th house: is about turning to friends for advice and help when we feel lost. Friends can often be the voice of reason and comfort, and how we can use this support is shown.

Hekate in the 12th house: shows that you must turn to your own unconscious mind and trust the unseen when you feel lost or confused. Learning to trust that voice that lies at the far back of the mind is key. Not trusting ones own intuition is often the undoing of the person with Hekate in the 12th house. (x)

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AIR HOUSES:

Seventh house: Action at the social and intellectual level.

All social structures and activities depend on the quality of personal relationship. This is the basic experience of this house; one-to-one relationships that are equal in nature; romantic, business, anything in between for eg. On an individual level, the quality of a person’s chief partnership has such impact that its influence pervades all the other areas of life: health, finance, sex, children, professional success etc. therefore such partnerships have a powerful impact on one’s social life and intellectual development. Planets and signs will indicate what we look for in a partner and what we bring to a partnership. This

Eleventh house: The search for social and intellectual security.

Natives with emphasis here tend to join groups or align themselves with friends who share their intellectual bent, although they may not agree at all on specifics. The most effective way that a person with a strong eleventh house can achieve the security he or she seeks, is to establish a strong sense of individual purpose which not only fulfils his personal needs but also harmonises with the needs of society as a whole.

Third house: Learning at the social and intellectual level.

Represents all forms of exchange of information, such as basic communication skills, media work, merchandising etc. those with a strong third house emphasis have a deep, sometimes insatiable need to communicate with others and often an ability to deal in an easy and friendly way with people of the most diverse qualities and interests (depending on the planets involved of course). Learning of the third house occurs through the application of one’s own logic, reason and endless curiosity. This house also represents how the ind functions, and planets here can reveal how we use our mind and communicate our thoughts and also how our thinking patterns have an impact on our life in general.

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FIRE HOUSES:

First house: Represents one’s identity in action

The body is one’s identity in action. People recognise us and are influenced by our most characteristic manner of physical movement and expression. 1st house describe how we face new situations, experiences and the world in general. It is our vitality and ability to assert ourselves in the world.

Fifth house: The search for identity security

Deals with our urge towards significance and attempt to gain a secure sense of identity. These are reflected through associated matters such as children, creativity and love affairs. Those with emphasis are seeking a secure sense of self by identifying with things or people in which they see themselves reflected; such as things we have made, things and people we love, being appreciated, noticed, or acclaimed by others. This house also deals with risk taking, as we become more secure in our identity by developing the ability to take risks. 5th house matters are essentially risky; gambling, having children, publicly expressing oneself etc. This is the area of life that we create for pure joy and pleasure rather than the outcome of money or for service. One way to nurture your inner child is to see things from the perspective of your four or five year old self, a time where you didn’t identify with your job or status.

Ninth house: Learning on the level of identity

Learning who one really is. Natives with an emphasis on this house are drawn to activities which widen their horizons of self-awareness, enlarge the scope of their understanding and help them to gain a perspective on human nature and the broadest possible overview of the universe. These natives need a sense of personal development and a feeling of space and vast possibilities. For this reason, 9th house is associated with all religious, philosophical attitudes, travels and searchings. Publishing falls under this house as it brings education and knowledge to the masses.

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EARTH HOUSES:

Tenth house: Action on the material level

Represents one position in the world, reputation, ambition and vocation. The action one performs in the material world is the basis upon which their reputation rests. In order to act effectively, one needs authority to do so. The tenth house traditional association is with the specific ambition one hopes to accomplish ion the world, and feels called to contribute to society; a sense of destiny beyond personal ambition. What you become known for is indicated by this house since it’s so public. Bosses and challenges in career present in this house, as well as our personalised gifts and how we use them.

Second house: Material security

Describes the relationship to money, earnings, possessions and the desire to control things and people. Attitudes toward all these things are usually clearly symbolised by second house factors. Natives with a strong emphasis on second house aren’t concerned with money itself as they are hungry for security in the material world. The attachment to form and to all things is an expression of a strong relationship to earth. Having a meaningful attunment to the natural environment around you is a source of security with equal importance to material possessions. Nature provides a relaxing, stabilising influence. Material wealth will level out to what you believe you’re worth, so change your story to change your world. How do you look after yourself? What do you spend your money on? It’s all about: “what is mine, and what am I doing with it?” Our own values and self worth are intricately connected with what we believe we deserve; so for this reason manifestation is key here. Look to your second house and remember the key to abundance is to see evidence of what you want already existing in your world.

Sixth house: Learning through immediate experience with material affairs

We learn about our material body’ needs and limitations chiefly through health problems, and gain practical insight into ourselves through every day performance of our work and duties. All these areas of experience help us to learn humility, and to accept our limitations, and to take responsibility for our own state of health, both physical and psychological. The 6th house represents a phase of purification, refinement and developing humility through immediate contact with the material level of experience. Sixth house is where we connect our mind and body. When our thoughts and actions are out of alignment with our values, needs and authenticity, if can manifest in physical responses or ailments. Our mind affects our body’s chemistry, while our body’s messages to our mind can also alter its state. This feedback loop can rule us, or we can take the driver’s seat and maintain a healthy routine, diet and exercise to keep our systems purring.

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WATER HOUSES:

Fourth: Direct action on the emotional and soul level

Action in the fourth house is necessarily conditioned by factors beyond our control. We deal and act with our family members on the basis of psychological make-up, habit and emotions. Emphasis of planets here indicate a need to focus on therapies and activities that explore the past, emotional and inner life, and encourage soul development.

Eighth: The need to find emotional security and soul security.

Twelfth: Learning on the emotional and soul level

This house indicates the urge to seek peace for the soul through surrender to a higher unity, through devotion to a transcendent ideal, and through freedom from the ghosts of past thoughts and actions. This learning takes place through gradual growth of awareness that accompanies loneliness and deep suffering; through selfless service, or through devotion to a higher ideal. This house indicates how we retreat into our inner space, it is the domain of our inner connection and egoless state. Exploring the contents of our unconscious and making it conscious is the path to clearing blocks that hinder..

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Mode of expression:

Angular: Action

Succedent: Security

Cadet: Learning

Level of experience:

Water: Soul and emotional

Earth: Material

Fire: Identity

Air: Social and intellectual

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House system:

1, 5, 9 - Fire houses: Trinity of life: Houses of self, identity and expression

-deals with ones attitude toward life and the experience of being alive. Representing an outpouring of energy into the world and the aspirations and inspirations that motivate us to do so. A native with emphasis on these houses will live in their enthusiasm, ideals and dreams for the future. There will be a need to see an effect of the world at large through the individuals faith and confidence (or unless marked otherwise, lack of it) and own initiative. The native will experience self most immediately through projecting dreams into the world and seeing them manifested into reality. Planets in the fire houses affect the persons entire sense of faith and confidence in self. Our sense of identity and sense of being determines our attitude toward life in general.

2, 6, 10 - Earth houses: Trinity of wealth: Houses of material and wealth

-deals with different levels of experience where we try to satisfy our basic needs in the practical world. Planets in these house indicate energies that can easily be put to use in dealing with the physical world, and can also be developed as expertise. A native with emphasis on earth houses live energetically in the physical world; doing, building, achieving, acquiring and defining their purpose by the status and security achieved. They tend to want to settle into a niche in life where they can be most easily satisfy their practical needs. Planets here will affect the individuals attitudes toward vocation, career ambitions and the capacity to produce effective results. After all, the earth houses deal chiefly with concerns of the material world.

3, 7, 11 - Air houses: Trinity of relationship: Houses of friendship and others, social and intellectual.

-deals with social contacts and relationships of all types, including our concepts of them. An emphasis on air houses will indicate the native living in their mind and in relationships. Concepts and the sharing of those concepts dominate much of the person’s life activity. This native experiences self most immediately through a sense of mutual understanding with others and through discovering and expressing the reality and importance of specific ideas or theories. Planets in air houses affect the individuals interests, associations, mode of verbal expression and social life

4, 8, 12- Water houses: Psychic trinity: Dark houses (unseen), emotional, soul.

-deals with the past, conditioned responses that are now instinctual and operate through emotions. Planets here show what is happening on subconscious levels, and are indicative of the process of gaining consciousness through the past while letting go of useless memories and fears that hold us back. Lots of emphasis on water houses show a native living in feelings and deeper yearnings.

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The Inner Sky by Steven Forrest:

Aries:

Life force, the will to exist.

Aries teaches courage, existential courage. The right to say: “This is my life and I will seek whatever experiences I need to have, regardless of how smart the act might be. Nothing will stand between me and my growth. No person, no circumstance, not even my own fears will get in the way.”

Courage must be scared into a person. Scary situations will not always make us braver, but we can never become braver without them. Stress and crisis follows Aries. To live in the presence of fears, but to act clearly and decisively anyway- that is the Ram’s art.

Taurus:

Mother Earth is the Bull’s primary teacher- she soothes the spirit, teaches simplicity and calm. What does the fertile Earth teach? Timelessness. Serenity. Peace. How to be infinitely complex and yet still simple. How to be unfashionably deep and yet feel no need to talk about it. In that moment- you have glimpses the endpoint of Taurus. To find that serenity and keep it- that is the Bull’s task.

The Bull’s second great teacher: Silence. Silence breeds simplicity and simplicity breeds peace. Inner silence, the Bull’s true goal. Taurus must touch, he finds the world through his senses, through his skin, through his fingertips, he can never find it through his mind alone. We feel the Earth beneath our feet, we hear the music in our ears, we feel the warmth of our mate’s body pressed against ours. The nature of life? Who knows, who cares. The perfect moment ‘is’ the nature of life. Talking about it only drops the veil again.

Gemini:

The twins- two beings, bound together and fascinated with each other. What do they do? They talk, they listen. They scan each other for clues, for meaningful gestures. Nothing escapes them, no detail is too minute, no trail is too cold.

This sign must remain in motion all the time. There is so much to see and know. Not a minute to waste. Perception; the undigested facts of perception, not their meaning, are Gemini’s food. It only wants to see, to witness the world. Ideas and understanding may arise, but they are not the point. To unravel the secret of the world. To gather all the clues. To see everything. That is Gemini’s endpoint.

Cancer:

To live, the crab must grow a shell. A wall between him and nature. Awareness now turns inwards, towards the heart, towards feelings, towards patterns of reactions. Cancer must feel, they must feel consciousness, they must feel every nuance of life. Cancer’s endpoint? To see the hellish discord of life. And against all odds, and all common sense, to love, trust, and accept all that existence offers.

No sign feels with such intensity. Feelings is what life is about for the crab. But life simply must be let in slowly and in a controlled manner- to drop all defence would be suicidal. The danger of the crabs outer shell- is that their defences can become so efficient that safety can be put ahead of everything, even growth.

Leo:

Leo is a reaction against the inwardness of the Crab. Life now seeks a more palpable expression. Blazing magma may have flowed beneath Cancer’s shell, but in Leo it roars forth with the eruption of a volcano. Expression is the key- everything is given form, everything is expressed. Leo must leave tangible evidence of its internal processes to the world. To create outward symbols of the inward state. Leo’s endpoint? The development of personality.

Virgo:

The Virgin, an image of purity. Attached to nothing; free, unbound by Earthly drama. Yet she is here on Earth, what can she do? She waits. She works on herself. And to pass time, she helps out where she can. Tired of Leo’s fanfare, consciousness reaches for deeper meaning. In Leo, personality attains a pinnacle, it can be taken no further.

Awareness attunes to a new feelings; the hunger of personal transformation. Virgo must grow. But toward what? Purity. Fulfilment. Significance. The goals they set are impossibly distant. Virgo’s endpoint? Perfection. But her first step down that road, Virgo must learn humility.

Libra:

The scales. No light without shadow, no shadow without light. The reconciliation of opposites. Birth meets death. The scales symbolise that part of ourselves that is bothered by nothing, offended by nothing, shocked by nothing. It has signed a peace treaty with chaos. Hurts come and hurts will go, joy and sorrow spin like night and day. Libra must recognise the early symptoms of emotional imbalance. Their peace must be sustained for through effort- it never happens automatically. The goal for Libra, is the attainment of unbreakable inner harmony, to calm down. So simple to say, so hard to do.

Scorpio:

Thinking about death helps the Scorpion to arrive at a certain level of self-knowledge. It’s shock value brings emotional clarity. Scorpio must feel his way through life, and to live each minute as if it were his last. And must create a perfect alignment between his feelings and his actions. This is Scorpio’s endpoint; to live with this kind of intensity. To let nothing hidden behind walls of fear. To make the unconscious conscious.

Scorpios have a vast reservoir of emotional energy, which yes is tied to our sexuality. But this is much more a need for intense emotional encounters than anything physical for Scorpio’s. Because the point here for Scorpio’s is to feel- it is feelings. Suppression creates disharmony between actions and feelings. Feelings are what we must uncover if we are to live happily and decisively in a world where everyone dies.

Sagittarius:

Not the archer but the arrow. It flies faster than sight, whipping through the air, speeding toward the clouds. Awareness expands through the gathering of unfamiliar experiences. That expansion is the lifeblood of Sagittarius. The gypsy, the student and the philosopher. Entering new and exotic environments geographically, intellectually absorbing new facts and points of view, intuitively becoming aware of the laws of the universe attempting to expand consciousness. Three common denominators.

The Archers endpoint? To realise the ultimate meaning of life. To arrive at the Truth. For Sagittarius there is no clear ending, only an endless process. It is a moving, fluid state of being. Perhaps the most difficult to define at a practical level. It is to grasp the wholeness of life and to find our place within it.

Capricorn:

The marriage of one’s nature and one’s public identity - that is Capricorn’s endpoint. It is the oneness of the inward and the outward, proven and expressed in the forum of society. Capricorn is the symbol of integrity. To accomplish the flawless mating of visible public behaviour and invisible personal essence; the sea-goat must be utterly immune to applause. Should he get hooked on social approval, everything is lost. Yet he cannot flee from it. Those clapping hands are always there, tempting him, flirting with him. He must never play to the crowd.

Capricorn’s endpoint? Integrity and solitude. Both must be attained, for it one fails, the other collapses with it. Capricorn must avoid needing another person. Capricorns strategy is dependent on finding practical supports for his self-sufficiency. Only when that inner state of solitude is attained is it safe for the sea-goat to turn his eyes on the world.

Aquarius:

Freedom. That is the Aquarian endpoint. Individuality. The ability to chose our own path. To do what we want to do. The flawless, uncompromising expression of self. Conformity and Aquarians do not get along. Aquarians are geniuses. Genius is the ability to think in ways we have not been taught to think. They have this quality in abundance.

From a young age, they are forced to conform to others expectations, leading the native to believe they have a responsibility to betray themselves. In defending their freedom, they must be prepared to break the hearts of the people who love them. Yes, those people may love them, but that is a far cry from saying that they understand them. The native must live with the hurt, taking what comfort they can in the knowledge that those broken hears are the inescapable price of freedom.

Pisces:

Pisces is the symbol of consciousness itself. Instead of observing the world, Pisces observes the mind observing the world. The objective universe evaporates. All that remains is a vast network of subjective reactions. The Piscean endpoint? The knowledge and realisation that wherever we go, whatever we do, whatever we see, we can meet only one inescapable reality: our own consciousness. The fishes must lose their certainty. They must let go of the world. And recognise that consciousness itself is the only reality we can ever contact and the only reality that ever needs to be adjusted.

Through meditation, the mind becomes aware of itself. And then they are truly able to simply experience consciousness. When Piscean’s unleash their creative powers, they direct attention away from the physical reality, towards awareness itself.

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