Everything seemed to be going great. The sun was in cancer and it seemed like I was finally getting my life in the direction I wanted it to go. I spent my time at home productively, I didn't feel lonely or "lost", as I usually do when I'm home alone, and had a balanced attitude about going to work everyday. I was seeing positive results in my day to day life because of this.
Now, since the sun has moved into Leo, the "foundation" that I was enjoying seems lost. I don't know what I can do to get it back or maintain the positive strides I've made. Help!!!
Now, since the sun has moved into Leo, the "foundation" that I was enjoying seems lost. I don't know what I can do to get it back or maintain the positive strides I've made. Help!!!
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Re: Sun leaving Cancer
Thu, July 24, 2008 - 9:45 PMSounds like maybe its a little nudge to try to find your joy through something other than structure for the moment ?
..I understand but in a slightly different way...i flip my lid every september in a big panic to try to outrun the approach of winter. The crazy thing is, I love the calm and stillness of fall and winter, but i never feel prepared for it...like i have left too many things undone
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Re: Sun leaving Cancer
Fri, July 25, 2008 - 12:16 PMFunny you say that, I was just thinking about it the other day, and how it was working for me. For some reason during that time I felt really introspective, and emotional in a way I wasn't even aware I could actually be. I feel much more stable now, thank goodness, and more focused in carrying projects I already had started a while ago, to their completion. I met yet another cancer during that time, though... lololol- . Anyways, I can't really help you, but maybe if you uploaded your natal chart people could give you more in depth feedback regarding your problem. ;) -
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Re: Sun leaving Cancer
Sat, July 26, 2008 - 2:17 AMI'm glad to hear you feel refreshed! My chart is posted in my photos, in my profile. I haven't looked at it in a while, but as I remember, the house which cancer rules in my chart is relatively uninhabited.
I feel this sign is important in my life, I just don't know yet in what respect.
To: ~i,
I don't know how to get away from structure!
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Re: Sun leaving Cancer
Sat, July 26, 2008 - 7:59 PMI really hate this solar month too.
I haven't been this miserable since March.
God, I loathe the summer. It's always such a bummer and full, utterly full, of disappointments.
And people seem to be driving at god-awful low speeds and it's driving me nuts.
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Re: Sun leaving Cancer
Sat, July 26, 2008 - 8:57 PMKelly, we're heading for a New Moon total solar eclipse on Aug. 1 at 9 degrees Leo. Eclipses are generally times of paradigm shift and change and things feeling sort of unglued...so it might help to know this and just try to go with it a bit. We're heading into the dark of the moon right now...so not much light to see forward with.
For me, Sun in Cancer is the most detested time of the year. I have Cancer in the 12th, and it squares my Pluto in Libra in Sun in Libra which straddle the IC. Always a time of spaced out exhaustion and crazy, annoying events and depression. I think it has something to do with a Pisces South Node, also. Harsh 12th house transits related.
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Re: Sun leaving Cancer
Sat, July 26, 2008 - 8:58 PM...Pluto in Libra and Sun in Libra, that should say.
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Re: Sun leaving Cancer
Sun, July 27, 2008 - 8:57 PMThat is a spectacular finding. It seems that Sun leaving signs makes for hairspray. Once Derek Appleby had Mars in Cancer not mere male perfume but an erotic balm by the House of Pan, the same astrological house that produces sprays for sunset burners with swastika on their topknot. BTW beware clone police here as you might as well be interpreted as one. -
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Re: Sun leaving Cancer
Wed, July 30, 2008 - 12:31 AMWTF?
Thanks for your insight 22 Z..., which I can TOTALLY understand and relate to my original post! I'm sorry about your friend Derek Appleby, or whatever he smelled like.
Anywways, I guess this post is dead.
Thanks, you guys. : )
Kelly
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