posted October 07, 2010 08:16 AM         

“When victimization moves to the goddess-level as it does with Sedna, (it) signals us that there's an extra depth of compassion for the abused. It also tells us that this goddess-archetype has the wherewithal to make a difference and empower that person whose (planets) are resonating with Sedna’s sphere of power.
Sedna may come to represent an extreme terrain of the unconscious, one where issues of power, authority and respect for life do not separate from a respect for oneself. The Inuit are animistic, seeing divinity in all things. Sedna may ask us to account for previously unconsidered forms of negligence towards ourselves and our living planet. "

Unappeasable by force, bribe or cajole, Sedna is softened by a shaman’s song of life. The 2003 New Zealand film, Whale Rider, echoes such a shamanic journey, impelled by the spirit of a people in need. Perhaps this is how we are to commune with Sedna, through the guided imagery of dreams and spirit journeys.
(http://www.falconastrology.com/sedna.htm)

I have Sedna conjunct my Moon, Opposite Saturn/Neptune, trine Pluto. I must say Sedna appeals more to me than Chiron (which is square my Saturn, Neptune, opposite sun, mars and uranus). I am a healer and also doing service for homeless people. It is a big theme in my life to give and to help unconditionally. Unfortunately there always are people who hate me for that or are jealous - once they are out of the crisis zone.
kama