Use these planets to make the best of the potential out there. If you have planets (especially the personal ones) at or around 4 degrees of anything else, those points will be square or opposite one of the points of this triangle. If you have planets (especially the personal ones) at or around this point, this post is for you. Oh, where is all of this happening? At 4 degrees of the water signs. If you’re passionate about your creative baby- and generally you are or it wouldn’t matter so much, it’s one thing to have the potential to write that book, paint that picture, or whatever…it’s entirely another to put your money where your mouth is and get it out there. To take my analogy of modern art further, you have to buy the paint, slap it onto the canvas and risk public humiliation and rejection to get it out there. Get over your fears associated with it, and.The longer answer is slightly different- something might happen, but you need to: The short answer is no, something probably won’t just happen. If Neptune is about dreams and fantasy, Jupiter about opportunity and expansion and Saturn about manifestation and keeping it real, surely together something has to happen? We have Neptune and Jupiter in signs where they are super strong and Saturn in Scorpio, newly direct. There are plenty of people excited about it- and why shouldn’t they be? This is a pretty magical configuration. It’s like the Grand Water trine that we’re seeing in the sky now. Then I worry about the frustration of that potential. When I see a Grand Trine in a natal chart, or even a Solar Return Chart, I get excited by the potential. It’s from Melbourne store Third Drawer Down and serves as a constant reminder to me that unless you do something with it, potential remains potential. It’s why I have the postcard above pinned to my noticeboard. One friend commented on the Facebook page (and I hope she doesn’t mind me repeating this) that “they (Grand Trines) can be big triangular whirlpools, with all the energy going down the hole in the middle.” Sure I might think that I’m a better writer than the trash I was reading last night, but the point is, they’ve done the hard yards, they’ve stayed with it, they’ve had faith and they’ve risked themselves and their emotions to get it out there.
It doesn’t matter how great a writer you are, how talented a painter, how gifted a teacher- if you don’t do anything with it or put yourself out there, you might as well have no talent at all…for all the good it does you. This is especially the case if we’re talking about a grand water trine. That’s the thing about grand trines…you could do it…but very often you don’t…or you do and no one sees it or knows about it. Then he’ll nod again and say something like: ‘Seriously, it’s just a red stripe of paint on a canvas. Then he’ll say (and it is usually a him), something like: These days I look for a title- I find that helpful.Īnyways, if you’re in a modern art space, it won’t be long before someone stands next to you, nods knowledgably and either says to you (or the partner who somehow managed to get him there), something like: I don’t know about you, but I’ve often found myself in an art gallery gazing at a piece that apparently has some sort of subconscious yet existential meaning.
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