Fifth House Journal

Fifth House Journal

2005

June 2- June 23

Fifth House: Your good karma from past lives. Your abstract mind, discernment, and intelligence. Your ability to advise and counsel. Memory. Foreknowledge.
Mantra and spiritual practices.
Stomach and intestines.
Fifth House: Jupiter for wise counsel.

New Moon in the 6th mansion. with a Sabian symbol of a woman suffragette dramatizing her cause. Interesting co-incidence that I was interviewed today on the subject of women in project management. This is a very important little nudge since to a certain extend I've always believed that the work I've done to date has been to improve the lot of women in the world. Not as a crusader but as part of the shock troops. Another interesting comment is that this lunar manor is good for knights seeking better pay. I'm certainly seeking better pay in my job search. There seems to be a mild fury of activity (just got a call about an hour ago for a local position) but top of the range is a 100k. Seems a little low to me.

June 15th - Asked Jann if she wanted to co-author a piece for Cutter on Sarbanes Oxley. Might be fun

Friday June 17th Had a meeting with MC and MT (a manager in her company about doing some contract work for them. Short meeting that seemed to go fairly well and then MT asked if I'd meet him for lunch on Monday at Andres, because he was actually interested in talking to me about a full time job rather than just contract.

61 going to 24 -- Hexagram 61 is where we find the law of attraction in the sense that like attracts like. Here is the hexagram that shows that what we find in the outside world is a reflection of that which is within us. The law of equal vibrations. this hexagram also encourages trust in the universe even when there seems no particular reason to do so " Changing to 24 return Return to one's true nature is blessed because it rejoins us to the creatures with whom we share our planet, as well as to ourselves. Return is accomplished not through accumulation but through a process of separating ourselves from what is false, artificial, or projected onto our original self: this return-through-separation is the process of "going out and coming back in again" described in the text. In terms of interpersonal issues, this process focuses on the separation from a false sense of self, commonly found in the societal images of pride.

Capricorn hosts a Full Moon in your 12th house of spirituality, mysteries, secrets, bureaucracy, institutions, governments, corporations, and mental health issues. People say that Capricorn causes a cold and heartless Moon, but I disagree. Capricorn is the sign of self-respect, obligation to one’s duties, and career advancement. If you’ve been working hard on these areas a Full Moon in Capricorn brings you good news and a sense of closure and accomplishment in these areas. Those may sound dull to many people, but it can be a time for great celebration for those who have worked hard and are now seeing the fruits of their labors. For you this lands in your large corporations and bureaucracy. If you’ve been beating your head against the wall trying to bust through some form of red tape, now is the time for that to open up for you. This is when you land that huge corporate client, score an exclusive government contract, or finalize setting up your own corporation. How can that be dull? Also, Capricorn is a very earthy and humorous lover, so even though it may not be the kind of Full Moon that promotes swinging from chandeliers, it does promote gentle humor and deeper earthly passions. This is a Full Moon for the deeper more analytical and serious folks to rejoice and celebrate with quiet joy and trusted companions.