posted March 24, 2007 02:38 PM            

I'm going through a lot of other transitions now, too, and they feel the same...things not working. Can anyone help?

posted March 26, 2007 09:04 PM              

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Virgo Rising 8'57, Sagittarius Sun/4thH 3'26, Pisces Moon/6thH 8'22

"Our passions are not too strong, they are too weak. We are far too easily pleased." - C.S. Lewis

posted March 27, 2007 02:46 AM              

It helps to get into a job that best fits your energies.

Using Noel Tyl's Midheaven Extension theory:
- Scorpio (ruled by Pluto) modifies Midheaven
Libra (ruled by Venus) modifies Pluto
Cancer (ruled by Moon) modifies Venus
Cancer (ruled by Moon) modifies Moon
So the energy flows down into Moon (home, also emotions)

- Venus (relationships) in a "fate degree" (strong energy) focused in the 7th house (relationships) squares (energy needs to be combined with) Midheaven
So relationships are very important

- Uranus (friends, also computers) conjuncts (energy is combined with) Midheaven
So computers are important

- Sagittarius (expansion, also teaching) North node (future goals) is focused in 12th house (spirituality) near the 11th house (friends, also computers, outer self-expression)
So the goal in life is to help others express and develop their spirituality through some sort of teaching

- There is a Grand Square (strong energy) connecting the nodes with Mars (being, also action) and Jupiter (expansion, also teaching)
So there is a need to take action in teaching with the life goals

- Most of the planetary energy is focused on the top right of the chart
So you use relationships to help people in the outer world

- The most emphasized houses are 8th house (transformation) and 7th house (relationships)

Spirituality, helping others, transformation, teaching, computers, and emotions are emphasized. A job that combined this, such as being a therapist or humanitarian case worker might work well with your energies.

Whatever job you do end up getting, keep these things in mind and try to work them into your job somehow.

Focusing on making jobs worthwhile,