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power
planets
As
with many things, too much of a good thing maybe just that so Saturn
provides us with limitations to our expanding expectations. Jupiter
is about wisdom and learning through experience.
Here
we find our own truths and not the regurgitated vision through someone
else's understanding.
Of
course, we can learn a certain amount through our mercurial sense in
what we read and hear, but the lessons that stay with us come through
our own personal experience, and that takes time.
Jupiter's
position in your chart gives clues to where you can push the boundaries
and create abundance in your life.
For
example, Jupiter in the Seventh House of relationships may bring more
than one marriage or serious relationship (you'd think we all had Jupiter
there these days!).
In
its natural (or unconscious) state Jupiter gives the ability to enjoy
and maybe a sense of arrogance coming from overconfidence and belief
in your own greatness.
There
is even a feeling of pomposity, sometimes seen in those at the top of
the legal profession. Some of those people may actually believe they
are above the law they seek to uphold and the same can be seen in politics.
I won't go further down that line.
And
then a more developed Jupiter begins to refine and define the nature
of truth and philosophy, and create the spirit of the Law, the truths
and higher ideals that bring the moral judgement that attempts to keep
a civilised society in some semblance of order.
And
here we have the notion of common sense, a basic understanding that
comes from experience and wisdom. In its highest state, Jupiter brings
clarity and fairness of judgement and a sense of being linked to spiritual
or natural law.
This
is nothing to do with intellect and cuts across the social strata of
society. There is a development of trust in a guiding power that is
beneficial and creative, and from around the age of 48 we become aware
of this in our lives, and not as a result of what we have been told
by others.
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