portal for creative expression
Mokosz, Jadeive, Oceanix, Ix Chel, Yemaya, Goddess of Water, Oceans, Seas calling upon the collective psyche, within the deepest unconscious mind, those salty pools of memory not shaped by any personal experience but genetically transmitted, our human inheritance, shared, and reshaped by each generation. And here we weave, we dance, we sing our final notes of the Piscean era…
The archetype of Virgo, brings us back to the origins of our civilization and the first accounts of astrology as the cosmic religion. In the ancient Sumer, the most important, live-giving deity was known as Innana, with her symbolism as the Goddess of Love, the most powerful force in the Universe.
This New Moon also forms a beautiful Minor Trine with two sextiles, one to Mars, exalted in Capricorn, and another to Uranus in Taurus. The energies of the Sun and Moon facilitate the naturally flowing exchange between Mars and Uranus, connected by the trine, enabling it more conscious expression of the planetary energies.
During this Full Moon, the Moon stands alone in the northern part of the astrological wheel. This position of the Moon brings you back into yourself, it activates and reveals something that you didn’t realize before: it enables you to find that inner fire, confidence, motivation, and joy for life.
With Venus exalted in Pisces conjunct Neptune, it’s a powerful source of imagination that can connect us with the higher self and what’s really truthful and important to us which in turn can give us a boost of confidence.
This is an enormous energetic wave pulling us into the vortex of power, control, and all the negative connotations that arise in relation to the abuse of power. The stellium of planets on 22 degrees of Capricorn involves Saturn, Pluto, Mercury, Sun, and the asteroid Ceres.
It is a powerful astrological time and we can expect the external events to reflect those energies. The consequences of these planetary alignments will extend for the coming months. We feel the energies of eclipses up to a month before and six months after their occurrence.
It would be wrong to think that when one says “ocean,” one names a “subject.” One should be more radical and know that to say “ocean” today is to say “art.” Art without the burden of institutional life, without the ideological twists of cultural politics, art as a practice that belongs and should belong to the artists, art facing the urgency of socializing with all those who care about life.