posted September 24, 2011 04:31 PM            

In my experience with Ceres she seems to manifest as the way we nourish (not nurture) others. Ceres (like eating your vegetables) gives people what they need (not necessarily what they want or ask for). In my case I have Ceres in Sagittarius 8th House. I feel the most useful to others when I am teaching them about spiritual, psychological, or mysterious "truths". I had to work very hard in my younger years to learn that listening is much more therapeutic than offering advise.

EDIT: The method we use to nourish others, may spring from our learned or preferred method of self nourishment.

So how are you nourishing to others, what service do you offer to mankind?

posted September 24, 2011 04:36 PM            

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Originally posted by maira:
I'm textbook on this one, my Ceres is conjunct my Cancer MC - I loved bringing food to coworkers and it brought me joy knowing that they weren't hungry anymore thanks to me.
Not cooked food though, lots of Aries in my chart. I used to buy it from the store

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posted September 24, 2011 11:03 PM            

I am a bottomless pit of nurturing and caring for those around me whether it be relationships, partnerships or simply work related.
It took me a while to learn this about my self and not throw my "pearls to swine" as it were.
I now only tolerate pleasant, loving relationships in my aura. I will limit interpersonal connections with people who dont promote this in my life.

Whats funny is I have always worked with the public, and as a Physical Therapist I was clearly nuturing people, as a good Pisces Ceren would.

I strongly dislike rude people and have no tolerance for it nor do I like to participate in power struggles...balance and harmony is what my Spirit craves and I have a very diplomatic, mindful way of implementing it.

I am a lover not a fighter, though I will fight. And I love living by the ocean, it is nourishing to me. I can say that I am very aware of the need to nourish myself before I nourish others and that lesson was learned late in life and after much abuse by others. But learn I have. I tended to be the nurturer in early romantic relationships, priding myself in all I did for them...til I learned that I also need to be nurtured as well..and with this knowledge balance was struck within myself.
I have always had a very vivid imagination and a strong interest in fantasy, C.S Lewis and J.R Tolkien were my bestfriends growing up.