Because it orbits beyond Saturnian, I consider Chiron both the bridge to the outer planets and an outer planet itself. In the last post on Chiron, I re-presented most of the major articles on Chiron on this blog with an exception. There are two Chiron articles in the Outerplanetary (Extraordinary) People series of five articles. The OPP series has been one of my most popular sets of articles, printed and reprinted on paper and online in various places for over 20 years. While the set contains insights on all of the outers or PUNCs as I call them for Plutonian, Uranian, Neptunian and Chironic: The OPP articles have material on aspects of Chiron I haven’t shared in other places. So before we continue with the rest of the individual PUNCs, here’s an instant replay of the quintet “outers” articles. I hope you enjoy or re-enjoy them!
Living
with the Outer Planets Prominent, Starting with Chiron. This
is an update of a five-part series originally published in the 1990s in Mark
Lerner's astrology magazine, Welcome to
Planet Earth. The Outerplanetary People (OPP) series has been a timeless
favorite shared even farther and wider on the Australian website, A Place in Space, before coming home
to roost here on The Radical Virgo.
Uranians Spread
Stolen Fire with Their Fingers. In
Part 1, we explored the unique role of evolutionary pioneers—people who have
the outer planets prominent. Of all the outer-to-inner planetary contacts that
make a person astrologically unusual, those to Uranus often keep an
individual the most committed to the process of inner growth and spreading
their enlightenment outward to the world. (If the end result were not
freedom and heaven on earth—two of the choicest gifts of Uranus—why bother?)
Neptunian Survival Tricks and the Magic of
Dis-Illusionment. If
Outerplanetary People are groomed to lead others into a better future, we have
to become masters of dis-illusionment, especially with ourselves. (What's so
hot about illusions?) Before I can speak to the most positive potentials
of the Otherworldly Planet, I really have to get my five least favorite
negative Neptunian archetypes out of the way.
Outerplanetary
(Extraordinary) People Part 4 of 5 (12-Nov-10)
Pluto: The Reason for Suffering and How to Put Passion to Work. Plutonians have a different mission—to be passionately attached, yet as willing to trust that God knows what s/he's doing when it's over, whatever it is—to trust that love, home, job, and family will come again, bigger and better than ever before, no matter how long it takes. This, indeed, is a tall order from a tiny planet with the force of an atomic bomb and the same root word as plutonium.
Pluto: The Reason for Suffering and How to Put Passion to Work. Plutonians have a different mission—to be passionately attached, yet as willing to trust that God knows what s/he's doing when it's over, whatever it is—to trust that love, home, job, and family will come again, bigger and better than ever before, no matter how long it takes. This, indeed, is a tall order from a tiny planet with the force of an atomic bomb and the same root word as plutonium.
Chiron
and Life’s Purpose—Spirited Living. The
importance of Chiron to outerplanetary people can hardly be overstated. Chiron
is the thread that weaves together the tapestry of the outer planets as a
living aggregate in our charts. Chiron is the glue that makes outerplanetary people solid and
capable of handling the strong energies that they are asked to bring down to
Earth day by day—first for ourselves, then for others.
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