posted July 21, 2017 06:54 PM            

Jupiter is involved in aggressive cancers where there is cellular regeneration at optimum, and tumors are present, or an aggressive lymphoma. Ailments involving the liver can also come from this planet, as well. Tumors are Jupiter's "thing." It is also, by co-rulership of the liver, tied into the lymphatic system as well which is why, in many forms of cancer and dying of cancer, the Jupiter is active by transit or progression. On the other hand, Jupiter is also the "guardian angel" provided it is in good, soft aspect at the time. If it is, it means a gentle, non-struggling death. Transit is easy and comes all at once, although the person may linger for days, weeks, or even months. With a good Jupiter aspect around at the time, the person does not suffer as much. They will also have a wonderful, optimistic, open attitude about their passing into the next world.

posted July 23, 2017 12:34 PM            

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Originally posted by girlwiththerainysoul:
wow this is super interesting!

I know this woman who died of cancer around 10 days ago, she had natal pluto at 12 libra, where jupiter has been going back and forth for some time now

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Mind you I have pluto in libra at 28d but it conjuncts saturn in scorpio which maybe would hopefully help in restricting cancer cell growth, like slow it down or keep it from happening all together.

posted July 23, 2017 09:58 PM            

Long, long ago, when I was a member of an astrology club in Pittsburgh, we had a guest speaker (from Texas ??), who, with a group of doctors at a large hospital, had studied terminal patients and their charts.

Scariest finding was that he concluded certain people's health crashed because of bad synastry with the spouse. One patient who appeared to be completely cured and was sent home suddenly toppled when thrown back into his bad synastry environment.

posted July 24, 2017 12:38 AM            

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Originally posted by GrandFireT:
This doesn't relate exactly to H's post, and might be old news to medical astrologers, but is worth thinking about if you've got a friend on the brink.

Long, long ago, when I was a member of an astrology club in Pittsburgh, we had a guest speaker (from Texas ??), who, with a group of doctors at a large hospital, had studied terminal patients and their charts.

Scariest finding was that he concluded certain people's health crashed because of bad synastry with the spouse. One patient who appeared to be completely cured and was sent home suddenly toppled when thrown back into his bad synastry environment.

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