
2-Moon Mars Sun/Jupiter tight Minor Grand Trine
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2-Moon Mars Sun/Jupiter tight Minor Grand Trine
People or systems we once adored may reveal their flaws, and it can be dramatic. Ideas and ideals we once fully accepted may no longer work for us. In a general way, we can see more of previously idolized people, attitudes, themes, and systems fall off their pedestals. The main dangers with Saturn in Aries and its chumminess with Neptune is the tendency to dig in our heels and resist change, or on the opposite end, strike things down too broadly and without forethought. However, the best use of this influence is to recognize the need to mature. We should avoid clinging too tightly to ideas and dreams just because they seemed to work for us in the past.
What you thought were safe and secure relationships, possessions, employment or general structures and patterns in your life may dissolve away, leaving you feeling anxious and depressed. In its higher manifestation, this transit allows you to make sacrifices and do without something to do good. You can help others or reach a particular goal. In the lower manifestation, a gift would be forced upon you to teach you a lesson about responsibility.
As you might guess, Jupiter isn’t too happy in Gemini, which has a tendency to scatter the opportunities this transit offers. In contrast, Jupiter is exalted in Cancer, which means it operates with ease, joy, and abundance in the sign of the Crab.
Because Cancer rules the stomach and Jupiter loves to keep the faith, there is no better time to develop and trust your intuition. Go with your gut—it will help you make the best decisions this year.
https://www.almanac.com/jupiter-cancer-2025-big-planet-goes-home
In Cancer, Jupiter motivates us to honor our intuition, emotions, families, and inner needs, and to build our support systems.
During this Jupiter in Cancer cycle, we place strong emphasis and value on the emotions and instincts to nurture. We attract the most good fortune when we are sympathetic, charitable, use our powers to save and accumulate, and comfort others. Real estate, child care, mother care, and the food industry can be prosperous avenues.
Jupiter not only likes to expand, it likes to learn, so when Jupiter is paired with Cancer, we may be more interested in learning about our roots, exploring genealogy, learning about family traditions, and the like. We might value real estate, owning a home, expanding our home, and building a family. We might have more faith in our family, as its value increases in our eyes. Connecting intimately is valued. With a Water sign Jupiter, we have a strong belief in a higher power. We are most able to attract luck and rich life experiences through our intuition, imagination, and compassion. Helping those in need boosts our own morale.Jupiter’s zeal can supersede moderation at times. It can expand the more negative qualities of a sign, just as it can expand the positive traits. Its zeal and enthusiasm is well-intentioned, but it can close our eyes to our immoderate behavior. In Cancer, negative manifestations include sticking too close to home or to all that is familiar at the expense of other life departments, eating too much (comfort food), smothering others, pampering ourselves, manipulative and roundabout behaviors, and clinging behaviors. Excessive clannishness is also a potential problem.
However, the “higher” vibration of Jupiter looks for perspective. Jupiter’s “perspective” isn’t a detached, analytical, or detailed look at any given situation, but an overview–a look at the “big picture”. With Jupiter, ideally, we are able to rise above pettiness, mundane concerns, inconveniences, and the like.
Where Jupiter is currently transiting in your own chart is generally where you are inclined to find your “joy” at this stage in your development.
The last time Jupiter transited Cancer was from June 25th, 2013, until July 16th, 2014. See also Jupiter transits Cancer.
https://cafeastrology.com/events/jupiter-enters-cancer/
Shabkar Tsokdruk Rangdrol (1781–1851) was a Tibetan Buddhist yogi and poet from Amdo. Shabkar's yogic and poetic skill is considered second only to Milarepa.
Shabkar's works express non-sectarian ideals similar to those of the 19th century Rimé movement, even though he predates the movement by about three decades and never met with any of the Rime masters from Kham. Shabkar also held that even non-Buddhist religions are manifestations of the Buddhas:
Thus, one should know all the tenets of the religions of Buddhism and non-Buddhism—for example, other religions, Bönpos, the Chan Buddhists, the Nyingma, the Kagyus, the Sakya, the Geluks, and so forth—to be the emanations of the buddhas and bodhisattvas.[1]
Avalokiteshvara, mighty great treasure of compassion,It is likely that, during Saturn’s next journey through Aries, we will see new, updated, and/or stricter restrictions on guns and other assault weapons.
Saturn in Aries will also bring increased regulation to startups and gig economies. Saturn’s need for structure can often be helpful; it can turn a “Wild West” of chaos into a manageable landscape that everyone can easily navigate. The “flip side” of Saturn is that it can make things more laborious and challenging (in this case, startups and gig economies may find themselves subject to new hurdles, additional documentation, and bureaucratic processes).
Lastly, Aries is the quintessential “fighting spirit.” While not the collective advocacy we see with Aquarius (or the idealism we see with Pisces), Aries is the “enough is enough!” energy that collectively moves us from despondence and the desire to numb our pain away (the less-evolved parts of Pisces) to realizing that if we don’t advocate for ourselves, no one will. Globally, many people will realize that the institutions (Saturn) they have put their faith (Pisces) in over the last two years are not going to magically save them, and that it is up to them — as individuals — to fight.'
https://astrologywithandy.com/2025/02/13/the-astrology-of-2025/#more-632
Saturn in Aries could be a time when we become self-reliant ... a little too self-reliant. The headstrong Aries energy combined with Saturn's determination could mean that we only want to do things our way. If we learn how to balance being independent with being cooperative, we'll find that we're more successful than when we ever could have been on our own.
We may also struggle with being assertive during this transit. Stern Saturn can put a damper on the confidence that we'd normally feel as a result of Aries' energy, so sticking up for ourselves may not come so easily during this time. But this is Saturn's lesson for us, so we need to make sure we voice our desires!