Pssst, carde, don't tell any of the other FFL jyotishis, but I consider Chiron very important as well as all the outer planets such as Uranus (-: hugs, but with some nice absorbent towel, along with our clothing, betwixt our nether regions
Shakespearess ________________________________ From: card <cardemais...@yahoo.com> To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2013 5:12 AM Subject: [FairfieldLife] For us f-ing tropicalists: Chiron return! http://astrologyforthesoul.com/chironreturn50.html The Chiron Return poses the question: What am I going to do with this last part of my life? - Astrologer Melanie Reinhart After the Saturn Return at 30, and the midlife crisis at 40, one of the lesser known, but most significant rites of passage, at 50, is the formidable Chiron Return. It is, perhaps, due to the relatively new discovery of Chiron, in November 1977, that so little is known about this profound period of transformation, that reveals so much about the secrets of the human psyche. Neither planet nor asteroid, Chiron has been determined to be a comet or planetoid (minor planet). Found between the orbit of Saturn (representing tradition) and Uranus (representing progress), Chiron forms a bridge between the old and the new; historical origins and individual expression. Chiron mediates between the conscious awareness and reality-basis of the practical personal and social planets (Sun through Saturn) and the multi-dimensional cosmic consciousness of the outer planets (Uranus, Neptune and Pluto). It provides a gateway forward or back, whichever is deemed essential for growth, forming our own link between the natural and the supernatural; the physical and the metaphysical.
