Be in your groove

In the sky right now we have a very auspicious configuration between Mercury and Venus. Venus the planet of enjoyment, art, love, and the sensual is moving fast right now with Mercury the planet of communication, ideas, negotiations and commerce, is over the next three days. This is set in the backdrop of the big eclipse.

Have you ever had a really good meditation where afterwards you glowed \ as if you were just walking around in a warm milk bath? That is what a mystic rectangle does. Yes, there are a lot of dumpster fires in the Walmart back alley parking lot of planet earth right now. But Venus Sextile Mercury trine Pluto, with Mercury sextile Venus trine Neptune is going to help you stay in your groove and zone.

A Mystic Rectangle is made up of two oppositions that are connected by trines and sextiles. The oppositions create tension between different parts of the chart, but the trines and sextiles give you ways to work with that tension. This creates the ability to hold two seemingly contradictory things at the same time and find a way to bring them into relationship with each other. The danger is that the harmonious aspects can make the tension easier to live with, so you can become very good at managing the contradiction without ever really resolving it.

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Pluto and Neptune are generational planets, and the generational shift we are experiencing here as mere mortal humans is challenging. Fortunately the mystic rectangle is here to help facilitate that process through conversation and creative solutions. It will last until Thursday after the eclipse.

The Cocteau Twins created an amazing, rich, balanced groove with Heaven or Las Vegas. The sound has not been succesfully recreated, but was a unique moment channelled through gifted musicians, a gift from the past to us here and now. At the time Pluto was in Scorpio sextile Neptune in Capricorn. Venus and Mercury were Sextile Pluto and Trine Neptune from Virgo. This song is thus a time capsule of how these planets interact, sent to us from the past, so we can enjoy their sound now.