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On October 31st, 2020 we have a Full Moon in Taurus.
What makes this Full Moon extraordinary is that it is exactly conjunct Uranus. The Moon is at 8°38’ Taurus, and Uranus is at 8°41 Taurus. I haven’t seen such a tight Full Moon conjunction for a long time.
You can bet there will be some big headlines around the time of the Full Moon.
The Full Moon, by definition, has the quality of revealing what has been kept in the dark. Some keywords associated with the Full Moon are illumination, clarity, culmination, and manifestation.
Uranus has a similar influence. Uranus is the flash of light that comes from the sky – literally, in the form of lightning, and figuratively, in the form of a divine download of information that sets us free. Uranus is the planet of truth, freedom, and revelation.
Full Moon In Taurus – The Objective Truth
At the Full Moon in Taurus, the truth will no longer be kept in the dark. It will be revealed right in the front of our eyes. We will no longer turn a blind eye. The truth will be right there, in plain view, for everyone to see.
To a point, we all create our reality – so from this perspective, the truth can be quite subjective. “I have an opinion and this is my truth; you have your opinion, and that is your truth”.
However there are things in life that cannot be “subjective truths” – there are things that cannot be questioned.
Your fingerprint belongs to you and only you. If police find your fingerprint on a bag of money, it means that you have touched that bag of money.
If a DNA test says you share 50% of your genes with your child, it means that you are a parent of that child.
There is something about the physical world (the physical world is ruled by Taurus/Moon) that cannot be questioned. With Taurus, what you see IS the reality.
And Uranus will not sugarcoat this reality. Uranus doesn’t really pay attention to how we feel about reality. Not because he’s a bad guy, but because Uranus is a symbol of objectivity, impartiality, and clarity.
Normally, Uranus is difficult to grasp or put a finger on, since it is an outer planet.
However, Taurus is the sign that is the most anchored in physical reality. It may not be an easy task to turn something immaterial into something material, but if any sign can do that, it is Taurus.
Full Moon In Taurus – The Elephant In The Room
Uranus is the planet of surprises, of things that are so unexpected and that happen so all-of-a-sudden, that completely turn our life upside down. However, when in Taurus, Uranus is more like the big elephant in the room.
We all know about that important, but controversial topic. But we may choose to ignore it because it is too uncomfortable.
When the inevitable happens (and with Moon conjunct Uranus, the inevitable WILL happen) we may feel unprepared and taken by surprise.
But if we were to be totally honest with ourselves, the signs were there all along.
The elephant was in the room all of this time. It’s just that we were not ready to deal with it.
The Full Moon conjunct Uranus will finally bring you the clarity you need so that you can release yourself from the pressure and can find freedom and liberation.
Uranus will help you clear any blockages you may have so that you can move on to the next chapter of your life.
Moon In Taurus, Sun In Scorpio
Also, remember that a Full Moon is a Full Moon – a time of clarity. The Moon is on one side of the zodiac (Taurus). The Sun is on the exact other side (Scorpio), opposing each other and asking for a reconciliation.
Taurus is “what’s mine” and Scorpio is “what’s ours”. In our interconnected world, it is not always clear what’s mine and what’s ours.
Where our duties and obligations start, and where they end. Where other people’s duties and obligations towards us start, and where they end. Where we feel entitled to receive support, and where we feel resentful because our contributions are not reciprocated.
The Full Moon in Taurus will also highlight the balance between “what’s mine” and “what’s ours”, between give and take, between self-sufficiency and trust, inviting us to take a firm ground between the two.
If you are not sure where you’re at with someone, the Full Moon in Taurus will bring you the clarity you need, so that you can move on with your life.
The Full Moon in Taurus will influence each one of us – and it will especially influence you if you have planets around 8 degrees in Taurus or Scorpio.
This is the original 1937 version of Napoleon Hill’s Classic Book: Think and Grow Rich. To the greatest extent possible, the text and formatting have been kept exactly the same as in the original release with the exception of some minor formatting changes.
Paperback, 233 pages Published April 2016 (first published 1937)
White House chief of staff downplays virus response, AstraZeneca says its vaccine is effective, and pandemic quiet helps scientists understand endangered animals. Here’s what you should know:
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White House chief says the goal is to “mitigate,” not “control,” the pandemic as US cases reach all-time high
Yesterday, White House chief of staff Mark Meadows told reporters that “we’re not going to control the pandemic” as the US reported an all-time high of new Covid-19 cases. Instead, he said, the government would focus on “mitigation” efforts like developing vaccines and therapeutics. This weekend it was also announced that several top aides to the vice president had been infected. Both events emphasize again the administration’s refusal to implement measures that could seriously curb the virus’s spread, nationally and within White House grounds.
Today British drugmaker AstraZeneca announced that its Covid-19 vaccine, developed by the University of Oxford, produces an immune response in adults of all ages. The fact that it appears to have been effective among older people is particularly significant, as they are more at risk, and the immune system tends to weaken with age. In the US, trials for the vaccine, paused earlier this fall for safety reasons, were greenlit to resume last Friday.
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