posted June 05, 2018 05:57 AM            

I am grateful for the peace of mind that it has granted me- away from my previous stressful job and allowing me some space alone with my thoughts.

The only issue I have with Jupiter in Sag is the fear of going overboard. Sun,Jup ,Neptune and Uranus are all in Sag.

The transit will add additional parallel aspects to natal Mercury and the Mc. So that should be great for my career or work.

posted June 05, 2018 10:37 PM            

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Originally posted by diamondbaby:
I can't wait either! 🤩

I'm a Sagittarius Sun and Venus, with my Moon, Jupiter, Ascendant, and Midheaven being in Fire signs as well (also in Fire houses too). The last Jupiter in Sagittarius transit was amazing for me! 😎

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Yeah!!!

posted June 06, 2018 09:31 PM            

I should know, with Venus Sag in ninth. Yes, there have been some memorable experiences with travel, adventure, religion and education. However, I could have saved a lot of time,wear, tear, pain, AND MONEY by staying home and reading the right books.

The transit reminds me of a movie based on the 1885 Rudyard Kipling novella, "The Man Who Would Be King." The 1975 movie bears the same title and stars Sean Connery. May I suggest adventure seekers watch the film before striking off for Kafiristan.

posted June 07, 2018 11:37 AM            

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Originally posted by GrandFireT:
People, I'm not sure this transit justifies huge expenditures of optimism. Sometimes Sag promotes child-like expectations, daydreaming, shaky endeavors, and arrows shot randomly into dark, uncharted territory.

I should know, with Venus Sag in ninth. Yes, there have been some memorable experiences with travel, adventure, religion and education. However, I could have saved a lot of time,wear, tear, pain, AND MONEY by staying home and reading the right books.

The transit reminds me of a movie based on the 1885 Rudyard Kipling novella, "The Man Who Would Be King." The 1975 movie bears the same title and stars Sean Connery. May I suggest adventure seekers watch the film before striking off for Kafiristan.

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posted June 07, 2018 04:05 PM            

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Originally posted by GrandFireT:
People, I'm not sure this transit justifies huge expenditures of optimism. Sometimes Sag promotes child-like expectations, daydreaming, shaky endeavors, and arrows shot randomly into dark, uncharted territory.

I should know, with Venus Sag in ninth. Yes, there have been some memorable experiences with travel, adventure, religion and education. However, I could have saved a lot of time,wear, tear, pain, AND MONEY by staying home and reading the right books.

The transit reminds me of a movie based on the 1885 Rudyard Kipling novella, "The Man Who Would Be King." The 1975 movie bears the same title and stars Sean Connery. May I suggest adventure seekers watch the film before striking off for Kafiristan.

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I dont think ive ever seen Sag do that much chaos. Its probably just because you have Venus in Sag, i have that too. Venus is the planet of pleasure so of course you tend to overindulge and daydream in Sagittarian pursuits without proper planning. Why would venus want to be subtle and simple? Why would she want to plan things out ahead of a trip? Lol shes all about spontaneity added in with sagittarius of course youd be messy at those things.. Jupiter is genuinely one of the most beneficial planets. In fact, most of the Sagittarians i know are so organized and well kept together they have everything in order and always seem to get things done even if they start a little later than others. Maybe bc my Sag DSC has rose colored glasses towards them but i have rarely met a Sagittarius i didnt like or seemed to chaotic. They get too much slack, some of the most efficient people ive ever met all while having fun.