Perhaps you’ve already seen it happening. Priorities in the real world crop up. You reach out to someone and they swear they’ll be at your side for support in a heartbeat. Or others approach you with requests for assistance. You agree to help. Then, poof... like magic... the other person (or you) disappears. A short while later, the wayward one pops up like a prairie dog out of a burrow and upon seeing theconsternation upon the faces of presumed accomplices, replies, “What?”
Mars currently transits the leading edge of our local group of galaxies. Each of thirty plus galaxies is held by a supermassive black hole that can warp time and space. Those heading off on mini walkabouts feel overwhelmed blitzed with shifting and conflicting priorities. They often seem to venture into another dimension, do what they do, and return nearly oblivious to what has or has not happened in their absence.
Soon, as in this coming weekend Mars enters Libra, complicating the expectations and social pressures of these black hole effects. Late next week (Thursday), Mars marches past the nucleus of our local group of galaxies - the Super Galactic Center (ZS or SGC for short) - and at that time will feel the maximum intensity of his trek over this powerful core.
A notation on galactic technicalities is required here. First it is difficult to agree upon what constitutes the precise center of the nucleus of our super galaxy. Thus, determining its exact position or when a transit to it is partile, is a virtually unsolvable task. Suffice it to say, the reach of these galactic black holes could extend comfortably from 24 Virgo all the way out to 9 Libra. The influence will be most intense next week, but it is in play now, as stirred by Mars. For more information on the Super Galactic Center, feel free to explore the Galactic Anomalies link on my home page, leading you to articles on several galactic anomalies.
Back to the conditions at hand. Mars, as we know, can be a little edgy, especially if he fails to see the results of his wishes, demands and efforts, within a compact time frame he believes to be reasonable. With the hide and seek energies intrinsic with transits over dimension-bending black holes, most likely Mars feels increasing frustration with the return on his energetic investment.
There are ways of working with the Martian transit over the super galactic core’s black hole megalopolis...
First, notice what attracts your energy.
Feel the feed of that energy. Is it productive and inspiring? If so, you get a green light. Neutral? Come back later, after completing more pressing tasks.
Next, notice what repels your energy.
If something conflicts with the reading of your stomach barometer, back away as fast you can.
Notice breath.
If when approached by someone else, you feel the air being sucked out of your lungs, back up. You’ll soon be wind-out-of-sail if you do not.
Should you approach someone else and see their entire demeanor sag, that person cannot be your right hand unfailing crisis buster.
If you feel pumped up when presented with an “opportunity,” take it in and fill your lungs.
Establish a line in the sand.
Regardless of social pressure, appealing puppy dog expressions, emotional manipulations or energy wars, know your limits.
Know what you can do freely and with a smile. Then, assess if the situation works for you in terms of your own personal time limits.
Know what you cannot do. Say no when you need to do so.
Actually, the action requirement seems to be about time. But it’s not. It’s about the amount of energy that would be needed for a duration of time. Do you have the energy or not? “Do not bend beyond your limits,” Mars warns.
Ultimately, the potential for interpersonal diplomacy, social strata peacefulness and win-win situations for all is greater than normal. This is especially true if a person felt and assimilated what was happening over the last several days. Mars, ruler of Aries (Ares) who was a constant companion of the uber-sensitive to being excluded goddess Eris, quincunxed Eris by transit about a week and a half ago. Any feelings of isolation, exclusion, being shunned or ignored or neglected, that shifted your inner gears toward mobilization to make sure the last weeks of this year are filled with productive planning and well-intended action. Mars picks up those cues and runs like a steroid-infused windup doll equipped with the longest-lasting battery pack on Earth.
Being ready is good. And with Mars, being ready with matters of spirit set as the number one priority is extra fruitful. Here are some guidelines for the next two weeks or so.
Get your ducks in a row. Do not surge prematurely. Do not dwaddle.
Be helpful, but not to the point of compromising your agenda.
Set your banner high and above the demands of all things that do not feed your spirit.
When saying “no,” or “no thank you,” be nice about it.
Given the sensitivity to the waning degrees of Mars in Virgo, and Mars as a rule:
Offer no suggestions unless asked.
Make no comparisons between ideal and what another person holds as an offering.
Invite your inner critic to take a vacation - one that lasts for the rest of your life.
As Mars maneuvers through the matrix of black holes way out there in Super Galactic Center land, realize it’s futile to fight the things you are compelled to pursue (while accepting the decisions those persons or situations render in return). Be obsessed in a positive, this-is-how-things-get-done-at-the-speed-of-light-sort-of-way. Fall into your “zone.” The zone is rich and full of realizations, none of which can be explained upon leaving the alternate dimension. When in an ultra-dimensional zone and tracking realizations, absorb the insights into your being; then, they are retained in your consciousness without a thought.
The time is rich. Progress can be made. Like magic, Mars aids by making distractions disappear and opportunities appear with no hint of distortion. Mars is most pleased that magic organically appears when effort and evolution align.
Here’s to you and your Mars cooperatively co-partnering to whipping up some masterful magic.