July 5th: Ceres, the South Lunar Node and the Eskimo Nebula give maintenance to our daily routine; Juno, Chiron and star cluster M34 put relationships in a therapeutic and healing mood

     July 5th: Ceres is conjunct the South Lunar Node, which is in a broad parallel to the Eskimo Nebula. After the Jupiter transit by the South Lunar Node, it's time for Ceres to review the past. The scope of influence of Ceres is basically domestic, making it a great day for giving some maintenance to routine procedures that may require it. The Eskimo Nebula is a planetary nebula or dying star in the constellation Gemini, which, in this situation, may symbolize domestic failures in everyday life, such as appliances that do not respond, postponed repairs, normal routines that require changes to flow properly .
 
     The parallel with the Eskimo Nebula is not very accurate, so it is not expected that these problems are critical in most cases. Financially, this combination indicates the need to use resources from the past or to dip into savings to solve this, which, at least in this couple of days, will bring no problems. New projects, however, may show some resistance to advancement, but if that happens you just have to be patient and wait a few hours or days, because the tendency is to go backwards in time, not forward...

      However, the most important combination today, which will be operating for a few more days, is the parallel of Juno and Chiron. The asteroid of relations joins Chiron, which is the ultimate healer, and teacher among the planets of the solar system (he shares this function with Mercury). It is an excellent time to heal relationships, especially love, marriage, couple, whether in the context of a frank and open discussion or in a psychotherapy. On one hand, it is important to assess the consequences of our relationships and the effect they have had on us. It is also necessary to determine the effect we have had on others.

     One of the most important features of this contact is that it brings to the surface the areas where we may feel rejected or vulnerable, and the antidote is acceptance, tolerance, fellowship. Avoid isolation in your own crystal ball! But also try to be clear with whom you can partner and with who you can not. If a relationship does not seem to work well, you better put it aside momentarily to avoid further rejection, typical of Chiron. We all need a vacation, from time to time! This contact favors teamwork, relationships with therapists, doctors, teachers, and in general, giving and receiving good advice. That will let us to go forward in our projects with trust anbd confidence.