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Beyond Binaries: Jupiter, Uranus, and a Queer Dance in Taurus

Beyond Binaries: Jupiter, Uranus, and a Queer Dance in Taurus

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Ryan Hunt
Dec 29, 2023
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On December 31, 2023, Jupiter undergoes a significant shift, transitioning from retrograde motion to direct motion in the zodiac, specifically in the sign of Taurus. This pivotal change begins a period that sets Jupiter on a trajectory to align with Uranus on April 18, 2024. Then on April 21, the sun enters the third degree of Taurus—a crucial point known as the Exaltation Degree of the moon. Looking at the end of this period where the conjunction occurs, we can start now to prepare for the journey to come in the next several months.

In this third degree of Taurus, a remarkable planetary phenomenon occurs. The sun, typically associated with masculine archetypes, transcends its gender orientation and embraces the embodiment of divine womanhood. This degree becomes a nexus where the sun channels the most potent significations of the moon, representing a complete unification of both body (moon) and spirit (sun). As the sun reaches this point, Jupiter and Uranus form a degree-based conjunc…

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