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seahorse12
MemberChiron-Pisces« on: 11.04.2010 at 01:11 [UT+1] »Who knows when Chiron will move to Pisces. Will the world be more 'evolved then?'Sea

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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #1 - on: 11.04.2010 at 01:18 [UT+1] »No. Planets don't make the change, we do. And the way I am seeing it now, we are doomed.
People are way to stuck in a rut to clear themselves out of the fog.
Planets can warn of events that may change our lives, but even then if we stick to Old Habits and Old thought
patterns then no we will never change.
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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #2 - on: 11.04.2010 at 01:24 [UT+1] »Well, I could have worded that better and meant that perhaps the 'wounded healer' will grow up a bit andevolve toward more humanitarian tendencies but what will it take to get there?
History surely DOES repeat itself and people are mostly followers vs. leaders. Mostly, people do what they know
because that is how they are conditioned unless there is a huge chaos or tradedy.
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Quote from Eyesis on 11.04.2010 at 01:18 [UT+1]:
No. Planets don't make the change, we do. And the way I am seeing it now, we are doomed.
People are way to stuck in a rut to clear themselves out of the fog.
Planets can warn of events that may change our lives, but even then if we stick to Old Habits and Old thought patterns then no we will
never change.

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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #3 - on: 11.04.2010 at 01:28 [UT+1] »Quote from seahorse12 on 11.04.2010 at 01:24 [UT+1]:
Well, I could have worded that better and meant that perhaps the 'wounded healer' will grow up a bit and evolve toward morehumanitarian but what will it take to get there?
History surely DOES repeat itself and people are mostly followers vs. leaders, heading down a more humane direction. Mostly, people dowhat they know because that is how they are conditioned unless there is a huge chaos or tradedy.
Sea
Quote from Eyesis on 11.04.2010 at 01:18 [UT+1]:
No. Planets don't make the change, we do. And the way I am seeing it now, we are doomed.
People are way to stuck in a rut to clear themselves out of the fog.
Planets can warn of events that may change our lives, but even then if we stick to Old Habits and Old thought patterns
then no we will never change.

It is a darned shame too because we do have the intelligence or so I thought to Rise Above the Din.
People don't want to get it, but what they miss is the Freedom that letting old habits and power struggles
gives.
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Ex Member« Reply #4 - on: 11.04.2010 at 01:41 [UT+1] »Chiron will enter l on April 20th (Great, on the day i have a dentist appt no less). Then will go retrograde backinto k in the summer then will re enter l Feb 8th, 2011.

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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #5 - on: 11.04.2010 at 01:48 [UT+1] »Quote from MercurySextileUranus on 11.04.2010 at 01:41 [UT+1]:
Chiron will enterl on April 20th (Great, on the day i have a dentist appt no less). Then will go retrograde back into k in the summerl Feb 8th, 2011.

then will re enter

Make sure the moon is away from Aries for the dentist appointment!!!
Wise Woman advice here. Never have doctor's things done while the Moon is in that sign.
Never allow surgical applications done during the full of the Moon because of blood loss.
If you want to see a clear example of complete idiocy look to the Desc. Ic. Feminism thread.
That will show why we will not evolve.
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MercurySextileUranus
Ex Member« Reply #6 - on: 11.04.2010 at 03:11 [UT+1] »Quote from Eyesis on 11.04.2010 at 01:48 [UT+1]:
Quote from MercurySextileUranus on 11.04.2010 at 01:41 [UT+1]:l

Chiron will enteron April 20th (Great, on the day i have a dentist appt no less). Then will go retrograde back into
the summer then will re enterFeb 8th, 2011.

k in

l

Make sure the moon is away from Aries for the dentist appointment!!!
Wise Woman advice here. Never have doctor's things done while the Moon is in that sign.
Never allow surgical applications done during the full of the Moon because of blood loss.
If you want to see a clear example of complete idiocy look to the Desc. Ic. Feminism thread.
That will show why we will not evolve.

The Moon will enter Aries on Monday at 9:31 am & will enter Taurus April 14 at 6:55 pm. The Moon will be in
its natural abode of Cancer on April 20th.
And I did look at the DESC, IC, Feminism. I just can't be bothered to post a reply on that thread.
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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #7 - on: 11.04.2010 at 03:41 [UT+1] »I had no choice but to schedule doctor's, too, apt on the 19th, just into Mercury Retrograde, Sun @ 29 degree
Aires and now I see, thanks to the clarification, CHIRON at the last second of 29 degrees. I can hardly wait.
That is an important apt, with long-standing anticipation.
The first day of change over I always find 'rough around the edges.'
I hope there's no emotional discomfort with these apts so close to its move to Pisces.
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Quote from MercurySextileUranus on 11.04.2010 at 01:41 [UT+1]:
Chiron will enterl on April 20th (Great, on the day i have a dentist appt no less). Then will go retrograde back into k in the summerl Feb 8th, 2011.

then will re enter

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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #8 - on: 11.04.2010 at 10:07 [UT+1] »Quote from seahorse12 on 11.04.2010 at 03:41 [UT+1]:
I had no choice but to schedule doctor's, too, apt on the 19th, just into Mercury Retrograde, Sun @ 29 degree Aires and now I see, thanks
to the clarification, CHIRON at the last second of 29 degrees. I can hardly wait.
That is an important apt, with long-standing anticipation.
The first day of change over I always find 'rough around the edges.'
I hope there's no emotional discomfort with these apts so close to its move to Pisces.
Sea
Quote from MercurySextileUranus on 11.04.2010 at 01:41 [UT+1]:
Chiron will enterl on April 20th (Great, on the day i have a dentist appt no less). Then will go retrograde back into k inl Feb 8th, 2011.

the summer then will re enter

I do see a lot may be coming to a head. On All levels, form the personal to the more Worldly and possibly
geophysically.
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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #9 - on: 11.04.2010 at 11:11 [UT+1] »chiron will be retrograde and join neptune in

k again later in the year.

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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #10 - on: 11.04.2010 at 11:14 [UT+1] »Oh boy here we go again, motice the earth's activities??
Big changes ahead with O going in and out of Aries.

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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #11 - on: 11.04.2010 at 12:19 [UT+1] »How funny, I also have a dentist's appointment around the time Chiron moves into Pisces. Root canal, oh joy.
Top that off with Saturn (rules teeth) Rx squaring my Ascendant again. Oh, what could go wrong!
Anyway, back to the general subject, I can't really fathom what could happen generally, as I don't know too
much about Chiron. It would be helpful to look back on Chiron in Aquarius, see the Chironic themes there, andhow the Aquarius themes mixed in.
Chiron = old wounds, scars that don't heal, sore points. Pisces = dreams, ideals, boundaries. Maybe we need to
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Gender:start being wary of crossing each other's "boundaries" (Pisces) as it may "hit a nerve" (Chiron). And otherpeople crossing ours, the vice versa. Maybe we may find "sore spots" (Chiron) in ours, and other's, "dreams andideals" (Pisces).
Just a few guesses...

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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #12 - on: 11.04.2010 at 15:09 [UT+1] »HHmm Penguin & Bandit offer more depth to this. Thanks. All I know is that Pisces is a more evolved energy,
wishy washy but a female energy and perhaps more spiritual and an upgrade for issues???
{as I started typing this Dreamweaver, Gary Wright, came on the radio}

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How funny, I also have a dentist's appointment around the time Chiron moves into Pisces. Root canal, oh joy. Top that off with Saturn(rules teeth) Rx squaring my Ascendant again. Oh, what could go wrong!
Anyway, back to the general subject, I can't really fathom what could happen generally, as I don't know too much about Chiron. It would
be helpful to look back on Chiron in Aquarius, see the Chironic themes there, and how the Aquarius themes mixed in.
Chiron = old wounds, scars that don't heal, sore points. Pisces = dreams, ideals, boundaries. Maybe we need to start being wary ofcrossing each other's "boundaries" (Pisces) as it may "hit a nerve" (Chiron). And other people crossing ours, the vice versa. Maybe we
may find "sore spots" (Chiron) in ours, and other's, "dreams and ideals" (Pisces).
Just a few guesses...

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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #13 - on: 11.04.2010 at 23:45 [UT+1] »Quote from Penguin Trauma on 11.04.2010 at 12:19 [UT+1]:
How funny, I also have a dentist's appointment around the time Chiron moves into Pisces. Rootcanal, oh joy. Top that off with Saturn (rules teeth) Rx squaring my Ascendant again. Oh, what could go wrong!

Ouch
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Gender:I have dentist appointment as well that time, always a joy indeed

Seahorse, here is a link i found talking about chiron in Pisces and what happened in the world the last time N
was there,
during 26th of March 1960 - 30th of January 1969.

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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #14 - on: 12.04.2010 at 10:40 [UT+1] »Celes, if I remember correctly, you're a Pisces Sun as well? MercurysextileUranus - how about you?
Seeing as we all have dentist appointments, wonder if there is a link!

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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #15 - on: 12.04.2010 at 10:45 [UT+1] »Quote from Celes on 11.04.2010 at 23:45 [UT+1]:
Quote from Penguin Trauma on 11.04.2010 at 12:19 [UT+1]:

How funny, I also have a dentist's appointment around the time Chiron moves into
Pisces. Root canal, oh joy. Top that off with Saturn (rules teeth) Rx squaring my Ascendant again. Oh, what could gowrong!

Ouch

I have dentist appointment as well that time, always a joy indeed

Seahorse, here is a link i found talking about chiron in Pisces and what happened in the world the last time
during 26th of March 1960 - 30th of January 1969.

N was there,

Pluto was in Virgo also.
Space exploration Societal shifts Changes in Consciosness, Finding other religions for guidance instead of justChristianity.
Now that we are Wide Open, I wonder what Ciron in Pisces with Cappy Pluto will bring.
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MercurySextileUranus
Ex Member« Reply #16 - on: 12.04.2010 at 16:47 [UT+1] »Quote from Penguin Trauma on 12.04.2010 at 10:40 [UT+1]:
Celes, if I remember correctly, you're a Pisces Sun as well? MercurysextileUranus - how about you?
Seeing as we all have dentist appointments, wonder if there is a link!

I'm a g A, no planets in l.
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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #17 - on: 12.04.2010 at 20:26 [UT+1] »I also would be interested in any insight with regards to how to interpret the change in sign, as well as any
information about what I should be prepared to experience when 4H T N is smack over my head....which it will
be soon.
And the T jJ, in the 2H, I also have that.
What what little experience I have been able to put together for myself wrt astrology at this time I am
imagining that I will continue to experience financial diffaculties that will be played out mostly in my house, andthat the stress in my house from the problem will either make me finally lose my mind, or turn into a drug
addict to get over it.
Need I mention that both of my kids also have 4H N's?
Go figure.
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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #18 - on: 13.04.2010 at 00:56 [UT+1] »Penguin, yes i'm lA as well
Currently Chiron/Neptune is transiting my 6th house in Aquarius, and after some time Mars should enter my12th as well.

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Ex Member« Reply #19 - on: 13.04.2010 at 02:30 [UT+1] »How interesing that a lot of us on this thread have a dentist appt around the same time... And I'm the only one
who's not a Pisces, though I do have I at 0:59 j in the 12th, which, I think helps makes up for the absenceof planets in Pisces.
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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #20 - on: 13.04.2010 at 03:34 [UT+1] »Don't jump to the idea that Pisces means we will become more evolved. Pisces aren't always the best people.
I think the biggest thing about Pisces is that it is the last mutable sign. The transition from Mutable to Cardinal
is the transition from one quarter of the zodiac to the next. The mutable signs seems to collect some sort of
wisdom to prepare for the cardinal sign influence. Maybe Pisces to Aries is some sort of big thing because theentire zodiac starts over. Maybe that is why we associate Pisces with some sort of evolutionary wisdom.
However, Chiron is considered by most astrologers to be in it's rulership in Virgo. If anything, Pisces willprobably be the sign where Chiron does everything it is not supposed to do.
I am a Pisces sun and have a Chiron with a lot of close aspects. Seeing that it's about to enter Pisces, I justhope that it gives me some good opportunities to learn that I can spot early on so that I can leave behind thetendencies/ways of thinking/whatever that have made messes for me.
I wish Chiron didn't have to give me beatings just to teach me lessons/things that the rest of the population
does fine being ignorant of.
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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #21 - on: 13.04.2010 at 04:50 [UT+1] »Thanks for the tip or back to the future review ('60 & '69), Celes
Finally, noticing the 20th, I find my apt of the 19 on the brink of the new Pisces energy perfectly fitting withdreams. That's so cool. I don't want to jinx it but maybe come back later to repost...
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Celes, if I remember correctly, you're a Pisces Sun as well? MercurysextileUranus - how about you?
Seeing as we all have dentist appointments, wonder if there is a link!

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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #22 - on: 13.04.2010 at 04:58 [UT+1] »It was a very depressing day for me on so many levels but I must admit, when I first posted this I had
absolutely NO idea where it would go. Frankly, all these dental posts are totally cracking me up

So I am not sure what to make of Chiron and all these dental inferences

Pluto in Capricorn (ruler of dental

stuff??). Guess we'll have to see. Only a week away.

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Pisces is not prominent in my chart but Virgo is. I've lost favor with my significant other and am fading away,
as I feel HE (a 5 planet water sign) can feel it. His Moon is 0 Virgo. I don't think that will help our cause...
Sea
Quote from sea goddess on 13.04.2010 at 02:14 [UT+1]:
yikes! I have a dentist appt on April 20, also!
and I'm alA.

I can cancel again, though, because mine is only a cleaning. should I?

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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #23 - on: 13.04.2010 at 22:10 [UT+1] »Quote from seahorse12 on 13.04.2010 at 04:58 [UT+1]:
It was a very depressing day for me on so many levels but I must admit, when I first posted this I had absolutely NO idea where it would
go. Frankly, all these dental posts are totally cracking me up

So I am not sure what to make of Chiron and all these dental inferences

Pluto in Capricorn (ruler of dental stuff??). Guess we'll haveto see. Only a week away.
Pisces is not prominent in my chart but Virgo is. I've lost favor with my significant other and am fading away, as I feel HE (a 5 planet
water sign) can feel it. His Moon is 0 Virgo. I don't think that will help our cause...
Sea
Quote from sea goddess on 13.04.2010 at 02:14 [UT+1]:
yikes! I have a dentist appt on April 20, also!
and I'm alA.

I can cancel again, though, because mine is only a cleaning. should I?

I know another Virgo who is in her 40's (I'm only 17) who has lost her boyfriend recently. She keeps trying totalk to him but for the first time he won't budge. Maybe this is happening to a lot of Virgos because of Chiron.
Virgo should know how to handle Chiron problems well since it rules it though.
Edited:Actually, the man leaving her is my father. He doesn't know anyone else, he just keeps saying that he will be alone insteadof being with her (because she isn't what he wants her to be). He is very demanding. It is how he was with my mother. I
think that she needs to find someone better than him but she seems to be very attached.
When my dad married my mother, he ended up showing how controlling he really was. He made her work through her
pregnancy and made her play the role of the bread winner and the child carer. He just did his lowsy job and slept or ate therest of the day. He never had compassion, only obsession. Then there was the divorce...
If Chiron is doing this then maybe he wants you to say, "good riddance" instead of "goodbye".

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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #24 - on: 14.04.2010 at 17:35 [UT+1] »Wow. That's really interesting.
At first I said, 'no, that's not the same til I read on. In fact, while this one is a Cancer, his story is much like you
state. The news I am expecting at the apt next week is about pregnancy and I WILL need to work through it,
However, it is ME that has dumped him and he is pursuing me, but that same deal applies, with him notworking, sleeping and doing practically nothing...

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You know. Cancers can hold on with a tight grip with those claws and has a manipulative way of having his cakeand eating it, too.
Anyway, I've since looked and his Chiron is 2 Aquarius and so we'll see if and what next week (Sun opposing his
Saturn and Moon at 0 Virgo do when Sun moves to Taurus and Chiron shifts to Pisces). I had to seek pain foranother but I think that it will hit him like a ton of bricks.
Meanwhile, the 29 degree Chiron is killin me now!
Quote from sea goddess on 13.04.2010 at 02:14 [UT+1]:
yikes! I have a dentist appt on April 20, also!
and I'm alA.

I can cancel again, though, because mine is only a cleaning. should I?

[/quote]I know another Virgo who is in her 40's (I'm only 17) who has lost her boyfriend recently. She keeps
trying to talk to him but for the first time he won't budge. Maybe this is happening to a lot of Virgos becauseof Chiron. Virgo should know how to handle Chiron problems well since it rules it though.
Edited:Actually, the man leaving her is my father. He doesn't know anyone else, he just keeps saying that he will be alone insteadof being with her (because she isn't what he wants her to be). He is very demanding. It is how he was with my mother. I
think that she needs to find someone better than him but she seems to be very attached.
When my dad married my mother, he ended up showing how controlling he really was. He made her work through her
pregnancy and made her play the role of the bread winner and the child carer. He just did his lowsy job and slept or ate therest of the day. He never had compassion, only obsession. Then there was the divorce...
If Chiron is doing this then maybe he wants you to say, "good riddance" instead of "goodbye".

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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #25 - on: 14.04.2010 at 22:45 [UT+1] »I haven't read anything substantial on Chiron but it seems like there is a common theme to Chiron involving
getting rid of the things that are bad for you. It applies to diet (and in my experience, mental diet).
Chiron is from the same place as Pluto and Pluto has a similar function.
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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #26 - on: 15.04.2010 at 01:56 [UT+1] »I am a pisces and have a dentist appt for my piscean daughter on April 20th

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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #27 - on: 15.04.2010 at 02:01 [UT+1] »On the 20th we should come back and post what happened at the dentist and compare notes. This is going to
be a chiron return for me too in my 9th house

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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #28 - on: 15.04.2010 at 02:36 [UT+1] »As far as getting rid of things not good for you. I have been involved with a guy and its been crazy. As if he justcame into my life to do some things I needed, but we really don't mesh even after 3 years. I believe he is going
to be out of my life and I can't let him go for some reason, but he will be traveling back from Florida on the20th and I just have had this panic feeling about him driving back. I told him not to come before I even knew
about the events of the day. The funny thing is that if something happened to him I would own my house freeand clear and would have not made any payments on it. God promised me a house and after 5 months thisguy bought one for me and my 4 kids. But I feel in love/lust from this guy's generous gift, but he is an atheist
and its just crazy. Any way I am a 25 degree cancer/leo rising pisces with chiron 5 degrees in the 12 and he has
mars in cancer at 5 degrees. He is an older man and i feel like he is being ripped from my soul.
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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #29 - on: 15.04.2010 at 05:51 [UT+1] »HHmm I wonder if you're feeling on this next week thing has to do with Mercury Rx, Debra?
The one I wrote about, Cancer guy, I think it's a difficult thing for Cancers to let go. He has 4 planets in water
signs and with my 3, makes it really hard
Then you add the Chiron in Pisces to it, just really curious about what that will do. I feel pretty sure it WILL
have an effect on Virgo anywhere in the chart
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The thing that I find very curious with this dentistry posting is that I'd think it would relate more with PLUTO in
Capricorn rather than Chiron.
ALL THESE APPOINTMENTS are just as Mercury goes retrograde so WILL Y'all have to go back for somereason?!?
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As far as getting rid of things not good for you. I have been involved with a guy and its been crazy. As if he just came into my life to dosome things I needed, but we really don't mesh even after 3 years. I believe he is going to be out of my life and I can't let him go forsome reason, but he will be traveling back from Florida on the 20th and I just have had this panic feeling about him driving back. I told
him not to come before I even knew about the events of the day. The funny thing is that if something happened to him I would own myhouse free and clear and would have not made any payments on it. God promised me a house and after 5 months this guy bought one forme and my 4 kids. But I feel in love/lust from this guy's generous gift, but he is an atheist and its just crazy. Any way I am a 25 degree
cancer/leo rising pisces with chiron 5 degrees in the 12 and he has mars in cancer at 5 degrees. He is an older man and i feel like he isbeing ripped from my soul.

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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #30 - on: 15.04.2010 at 06:12 [UT+1] »I will have N return 0'l in 8th.
Chiron in l is an interesting placement. It's understood that N will be Captain of the team members that
nobody else wants. Yet, great or subtle things can happen through this Someone's talent or hidden skills get a chance to emerge. Maybe for the first time, a person feels like s/he's
part of something bigger? There's a lot of love and pride in seeing someone rise and shine as well as
experiencing it first hand. Chiron sees "here's where you are most hurt, so here is where I'll heal you." I thinkthe unwritten bond in that is the obligation to heal others the way you've been healed.
Chiron through Pisces can't help but to be a healing element, through a greater acceptance of others if for noother reason than we'll all be more willing to licksome of our own wounds more openly.

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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #31 - on: 15.04.2010 at 06:27 [UT+1] »HHmm interesting, Oblique. Seems to me that it's sort of a 'cousin' to Sag (don't quote me like some expert, I
just made that up), where I think it's similar in the way that Sag can have a reputation for giving.
So perhaps this is saying EXPOSE, fix and move on (vs. hiding and dormant)
Pisces is also the last in the zodiac, more evolved, a female energy
Don't know if any of you read Star IQ By Jeff Jawer
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But this is what he writes about Chiron's movement to Pisces...
"The 'Wounded Healer' moves into compassionate Pisces, amplifying sensitivity to the suffering ofourselves and others. This helps humanity recognize how closely we are all connected andencourages us to support one another. However, it's essential that we do not see ourselves or others
as victims. Experiencing pain does not mean that we need pity when it is real love andunderstanding that heal our wounds."Monday, April 19, 11:57 pm PDT, Tuesday, April 20, 2:57 am EDT

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I will have
Chiron in

N return 0'l in 8th.

l is an interesting placement. It's understood that N will be Captain of the team members that nobody else wants. Yet, greator subtle things can happen through this Someone's talent or hidden skills get a chance to emerge. Maybe for the first time, a person feels like s/he's part of something bigger?
There's a lot of love and pride in seeing someone rise and shine as well as experiencing it first hand. Chiron sees "here's where you aremost hurt, so here is where I'll heal you." I think the unwritten bond in that is the obligation to heal others the way you've been healed.
Chiron through Pisces can't help but to be a healing element, through a greater acceptance of others if for no other reason than we'll all be
more willing to licksome of our own wounds more openly.

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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #32 - on: 17.04.2010 at 22:01 [UT+1] »I have made a very big change recently but I don't know if it has anything to do with Chiron. About a week ago
I started going on bike rides a lot instead of staying inside. I am going to very far places.
Chiron is currently quintile my K at 18° i
In my natal I have NKD grand trine by less than a degree.
Ne1H
Ki5H

Da9H
And another idea. Could it be that Chiron finds fault with things that we don't expect? This could be associated with
Virgos' scrutiny of themselves and others. Don't forget that Virgo is the mutable sign before Libra and Libra is known
for finding the good in people we'd never expect.
This could also explain why it would be associated with the rise of the under-dog, as oblique said. Who do we look towhen the people that we thought were angels turn out to be cheats?

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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #33 - on: 17.04.2010 at 22:52 [UT+1] »I decided to try and figure out the answer to my question, not having a clue how often it returns. I give myself
a psychic star because my guess wasn't far off.
It move LAST to Pisces March 27, 1960.
That's VERY INTERESTING TO ME.
Don't know how old the rest of the posters are but see how THAT fits into your thinking on this...
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Quote from seahorse12 on 11.04.2010 at 01:11 [UT+1]:
Who knows when Chiron will move to Pisces. Will the world be more 'evolved then?'
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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #34 - on: 19.04.2010 at 20:15 [UT+1] »Not long to go now!!

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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #35 - on: 19.04.2010 at 20:31 [UT+1] »it would be interesting to post the chart of the last chiron conjunction in early 60's i think. maybe it's time foranother revolution of love? i think ol' cappy's pretty tired, anyway of holding up the rear all those years, andwell, aquarius was all but useless but for to shake the shit up real good - so, sweet fishy pisces and chiron are
here to save the day, just like mighty mutt...or whatever.
healing happens in the weirdest ways...
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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #36 - on: 19.04.2010 at 20:52 [UT+1] »I have a question for folks with Nl. How did the Gfmyour chiron go for you? did you notice anything
specific about it?
Seahorse, so is it more personal issue from another thread on abortion issues? That makes more sense. Do
you have N at 29l?
Interesting points about getting rid of bad things with Nl. I guess I may have to let go of someone very
important for me but still not sure. Logic tells me it's better if it's gone the heart tell the opposite. Who knows
what's good and bad for us?

N enters l tomorrow.
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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #37 - on: 19.04.2010 at 21:29 [UT+1] »You sneaky detective ,you!
No
I've tried desparately all these months to keep my chart private, with it such a small world. But I WILL tell youthat I was just a couple months old, when it moved to Pisces, as it is today, last time.
The other post really is NOT about abortion, as the foundation, though there IS DEFINITELY an underlining
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purpose for the query. It actually IS in the reproductive category. Today, Moon in Cancer, as well as ironically all
my apts for my situation have been MOON in Cancer, just makes me wonder about how things can or can't be
deducted from a chart.
I am very anxious to move past all the Aquarius aspect to Chiron, as that really seems to have had an effect onme the last year or so, hitting me exactly.
The only thing PISCES-ish I can relate to is my cat, who was a Pisces and had a mysterious aspect to her
demise. I can't help wonder if somehow, during this transition, that bit of insight will be gleaned. Otherwise,
Pisces is void in MY chart BUT NOT VIRGO...
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Quote from nebula on 19.04.2010 at 20:52 [UT+1]:
I have a question for folks with

Nl. How did the Gfmyour chiron go for you? did you notice anything specific about it?

Seahorse, so is it more personal issue from another thread on abortion issues? That makes more sense. Do you haveInteresting points about getting rid of bad things with

N at 29l?

Nl. I guess I may have to let go of someone very important for me but still not

sure. Logic tells me it's better if it's gone the heart tell the opposite. Who knows what's good and bad for us?

N enters l tomorrow.
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Re: Chiron-Pisces dentist activity« Reply #38 - on: 20.04.2010 at 08:52 [UT+1] »good louck at the dentist tomorrow everyone. I hope my kid doesn't have to have a root canal.

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Re: Chiron-Pisces dentist activity« Reply #39 - on: 20.04.2010 at 14:29 [UT+1] »Well, I was worried about my apts yesterday, having to make a 4.5 hr drive each way, with Merc Rx on top of 29
degree Sun & all. But both apts were great and I even got a call for a job interview, well, it's for 2 positions,where I qualify for both and unless I totally botch it or they just don't like me, the probability of at least one isvery good. The one I want is one I've wanted for a long time. NOW, a long-standing bunch of monkeyshineswith another matter, pending forever, hopefully, will resolve with this Merc Rx so I can get on with my life.
Maybe Saturn hitting my North NOde is or will help my cause, as well.
For me, SO far, though I know it's way too early to tell and probably other influences
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I am WAY liking

Chiron No LONGER IN PISCES!
Good luck to all Pisces!
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Ex Member« Reply #40 - on: 20.04.2010 at 21:09 [UT+1] »I got back from the dentist a few hours ago (haven't been able to access the internet until just 10 or sominutes ago, long story). Anyway, it was just a cleaning & my teeth are good.

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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #41 - on: 20.04.2010 at 21:21 [UT+1] »the dentist went well

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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #42 - on: 20.04.2010 at 22:40 [UT+1] »I learned that another Virgo I know is out of a long-term relationship. She ended it and she is happy.
The Virgo that I first mentioned who wants my dad back has a very large Virgo stellium. Perhaps that makes itthat much harder for her.
It seems that most of the Virgos are handling Chiron well. We'll see how Pisces individuals utilize theconjunction.
"I'm off for another bike ride!!!"-A lA that can't assume a connection to Chiron of any changes except for this one.
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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #43 - on: 21.04.2010 at 01:14 [UT+1] »Hmm I dont have any planets in pisces except a node and I have a pisces IC. I have a virgo MC. Ive recently
gotten myself out of a bad relationship, well actually 2 of them. N is exactly n my A right now so Im hoping
for the best and that everything is going to work out the way it should.
I know someone with a stellium in l

, not sure how thats going to work out but I dont think it will be good.

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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #44 - on: 21.04.2010 at 04:00 [UT+1] »Quote from Mayhem on 21.04.2010 at 01:14 [UT+1]:
I know someone with a stellium inl, not sure how thats going to work out but I dont think it will be good.

That is what I am wondering about too since Pisces gets an easy conjunction unlike those Virgos but Virgowould probably have an affinity for Chiron.
I'm guessing that if that Pisces has a lot of natal Chiron aspects then they are more likely to see it as a very
positive time. I'm not very wise here but I'm thinking that those Chiron aspects would mean that they would
have experience handling Chiron. My Chiron trine (and 1 minute quintile to angular Lilith) makes me think I'llenjoy whatever this brings.
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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #45 - on: 22.04.2010 at 15:53 [UT+1] »Virgo is 'of service' so curious to see if the opposition ends up being better (Pisces/Virgo) compared to themale energy Aquarius.

Quote from Mayhem on 21.04.2010 at 01:14 [UT+1]:
Hmm I dont have any planets in pisces except a node and I have a pisces IC. I have a virgo MC. Ive recently gotten myself out of a badrelationship, well actually 2 of them.
the way it should.
I know someone with a stellium in

N is exactly n my A right now so Im hoping for the best and that everything is going to work outl, not sure how thats going to work out but I dont think it will be good.

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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #46 - on: 22.04.2010 at 16:37 [UT+1] »Back from the dentists - face feels like it's been hit by a truck

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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #47 - on: 23.04.2010 at 13:45 [UT+1] »Lots of strenght to all the dentist victims here!
I had to cancel but will go later on, so Chiron will still be in Pisces naturally.

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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #48 - on: 24.04.2010 at 05:51 [UT+1] »Yea, but dental work/dentist ruled by Pluto in Capricorn

with Chiron in Pisces is supposed to HEAL -make themouth better
With Mercury Rx, hope too many don't have to go back!
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Lots of strenght to all the dentist victims here!
I had to cancel but will go later on, so Chiron will still be in Pisces naturally.

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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #49 - on: 24.04.2010 at 13:27 [UT+1] »Chiron ain't doing much healing for me at the moment! Tooth hurts like murder, my face has swollen up like aballoon, and I can't eat any solid food!
Then again, I do have transit Saturn almost exact square Ascendant. And I have to go back for more treatment
as well, because 'it's complicated'

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Re: Chiron-Pisces« Reply #50 - on: 26.04.2010 at 21:07 [UT+1] »MemberQuote from NewMonkie on 20.04.2010 at 22:40 [UT+1]:
I learned that another Virgo I know is out of a long-term relationship. She ended it and she is happy.
The Virgo that I first mentioned who wants my dad back has a very large Virgo stellium. Perhaps that makes it that much harder for her.
It seems that most of the Virgos are handling Chiron well. We'll see how Pisces individuals utilize the conjunction.
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Okay.. you all seem to have such a great handle on this conversation, but I am concerned and not sure
why...so I will explain... I am f moon, dA (which was really hit by a ON involving another d who still
WONT let go--my friends think of him as stalking now-but I did let go--which isnt easy but I cried and got overit...but he continues his moods..claws dug in tight.. I read someone make a comment about neptunian fog..
think he is caught in that too? I am neptunian as well on ac) with T N in my 4th H, and have N N in the 5th inpisces... so now what?

I dont even know what to look for? But since I am n C rx-could that be in my favor?

but alas... no dental appts/problems (knocking on wood)

I am so sympathetic to your pain (s)... i get thedeath grip when I have to go in....
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