Mercury trine Jupiter

Mercury trine Jupiter - The Hierophant

1:49 PM 10/20/2009

Mercury in Libra is exactly trine Jupiter in Aquarius. Luna has just entered Sagittarius this moment. I have tried to work with the Mercury-Jupiter combination before and it has been the most challenging union for me.

I skryed the tarot trump The Hierophant, and this is my result:

These are the keys of death and hell, but what are they but new life and a new heaven? Turn them and go through the darkness of discorporation and fear into the light of eternity and bliss - for all things coalesce again, when the separated bodies are purified and reunited to make the Stone. I take you apart and change you, but you must take the key and walk through the door before I will do my work: there is but one thing, and you must not reject any part of it or the Stone will not form. All the dross of your life experience, which amounts to so much subjective misunderstanding, will be burned like rotting bodies once the essential wisdom has been extracted. Therefore you will die to your past. And since you think this mishmash of misunderstandings is who you are, you will seem to die to yourself. What you will get is truth, freedom and wholeness, for your body, soul and spirit shall at last be one creature, and the mind and the hand shall be as one - one eye, one hand, three in one. Action shall arise spontaneously from beingness; no more will clutter hamper vision and movement; the body will no longer seem as a prison, nor the mind a maze, nor the exterior world a hostile environment, nor the surfaces of things a deception.

Three fates: a spirit, an animal, a mirror of the mind of God. When they are aligned, nothing can resist the actions undertaken, nor can any vibration floating outward on the breath do anything less than become solid matter. I give the gift of complete manifestation absent aging and inner conflict. My sons are the sages, my daughters bring water to the thirsty, and our presence realigns those who behold us. We are peace through commitment to life, and our people are the soil we till, the divine monad the seed we scatter, one in all.