posted December 27, 2018 05:42 PM            

The best potential benefits to you with Jupiter were probably highlighted by what you described during the period it went through your 1st house area: getting more comfortable with yourself. Notice what you were able to do during that time. You could take that as a point for further growth -- do what it takes to get more relaxed, more comfortable with yourself.

That's what Jupiter typically does. It shows us what we are like when at our best, when we are more optimistic. Then it is our job to find ways of continuing and perpetuating that rather than relying on the Jupiter wind at our backs to do it.

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"Drift like a cloud and flow like water, seeing that all life is a magnificent illusion, a playing of energy, and there is absolutely nothing fundamentally to be afraid of." -- Alan Watts

posted January 01, 2019 04:21 PM            

I've reined in my emotional energies to align with better habits and outlook; corrected by daily routines to draw from my better spiritual energies with meditation; organized my home a bit better and my relationship with my wife is good. The worries I had leading up to this transit (about my mom because of mother=Moon) were wasted and irrelevant. I'm making use of the energies of Saturn by understanding the purpose inherent within it and going with it.

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"Drift like a cloud and flow like water, seeing that all life is a magnificent illusion, a playing of energy, and there is absolutely nothing fundamentally to be afraid of." -- Alan Watts

posted January 02, 2019 01:19 PM            

I will not miss this transit.

posted January 02, 2019 02:36 PM            

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Originally posted by Stawr:
With Jupiter in my 6th house, I’ve had more health problems than usual. It’s in Sagittarius now finishing up. I ran into a new health issues I’ve never really had before. It’s kind of embarrassing to say what it is.

I will not miss this transit.

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posted January 03, 2019 07:50 PM            

I notice that detergents trigger the rash. I try to stick to better soaps like Method, Mrs. Meijer, and TJ brands, or brands that would be sold at the health food store.

I saw I doc about exactly a year ago. Gave me some sort of super hydrocortisone cream. Told me that if my skin doesn’t clear in two weeks see a dermatologist. I have yet to see one.
I’m gettin serious though. It is the only thing not crossed off my to do list from February. Waiting to get my welcome package from health insurance.

Funny thing is, I think I got it from overwashing my hands at last job. Hands foots and mouth spread like wild fire there. So that made me an extra germ phobe. One day, I was unable to wash between a glove change and that’s when the rash started.

I also learned that nitrol gloves can sometimes contain nickel. Which I have bad reactions too.

posted January 04, 2019 03:00 PM            

Objectively speaking there is no 'good' or 'bad' such a perspective is very subjective and not at all helpful.

I analysed a number of charts in the last 24 hours - famous people - researching a particular specific but also checking the dates of very big life events also. It was amazing to note how often a Jupiter transit was instrumentally conjunct an area of the chart when very *difficult* life changes occurred. At times on the contrary somebody struggling for years finally 'got it together' when Saturn squared a Mars-Uranus-Pluto stellium.

Astrology is very deep and we simply can't garner our views from text books. The truth is - as Kannon states - Jupiter simply expands and emphasises. As it happens excess in some areas can be the worst possible thing.

Jeff Buckley died with his boots on. Jeff Buckley died BECAUSE he had his boots on. Jupiter made him so optimistic he didn't consider caution.

Everything is about balance. Jupiter on an austere Venus-Saturn conjunction can light it up, Jupiter on a Neptune Mercury Square could trigger an overdose.

It's all in context and apologies to those learning astrology, as I have just made the subject that bit more complicated! ;-) Sorry. :-)