November 5th: Jupiter and Juno meet face to face with galaxies M33 and M83, suggesting enriching relationships, strong insights and drastic changes

November 5th: Jupiter and the galaxy M33 in opposition to Juno and the galaxy M83. In Greek mythology, Juno and Jupiter represent the royal couple, both reigning at the top of Mount Olympus. Astrologically, the relations between the two celestial bodies largely describe the general trends relating to marriage, love, and by extension, to all types of close associations: friendship, work, or family, which are based on an intimate, close and compromised partnership. As these celestial bodies are in opposition, one may think it is a time of tension and confrontation in relationships, but the galaxies with which Jupiter and Juno align offer alternatives to this trend in order to deal with it constructively. Juno is in ecliptic conjunction with M83, a galaxy which suggests a process of reassessment: is it time to give an appropriate value to the relationships that matter. However, we should not generate too much friction: the high number of supernovae found in this galaxy shows a tendency to take drastic measures that must be controlled. Jupiter, meanwhile, is conjunct  M33, a galaxy that indicates nurturing relationships, but with a tendency to go too deep mentally. Therefore, look for productive exchanges, bringing to light information, hidden emotions and thoughts, and give a new approach to commitments to the new vision, this will be very favorable. But if this tendency is carried too far, then separations are likely and fights can become strong, with irreversible consequences. In other words, if you wish to have superficial contacts, plan your meetings for another day. Fortunately, Venus and Mercury are at an angle of of 30°/150° with Juno and Jupiter, helping to harmonize the battlefield, facilitating dialogue and understanding after all. Don't miss  opportunities to resolve differences and reassess available human, emotional and social resources.