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Pisces 21 symbolizes a fascinating scene: a little white lamb, a child, and a Chinese servant. Let’s explore the layers of meaning behind this intriguing image:
Awareness of Place and Hierarchy:
Service is depicted as the realm of wisdom and experience.
Youth occupies a privileged position from which to receive.
Innocence remains blissfully unaware of social differences.
Self-Reflection:
Consider your thoughts and actions. Are they influenced by youthful naiveté or a wearied perspective of social injustice?
Balance these perspectives, recognizing the wisdom in both.
This symbol invites contemplation about our roles, the dynamics of service, and the interplay of innocence and experience. 🌟
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Awareness of place and hierarchy: service is the place of wisdom and experience; youth is a privileged position from which to receive; innocence is unaware of social differences. Examine your thoughts to identify whether you are coming from youthful naiveté or from a wearied perspective of social injustice. Then balance with the opposite view.
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A little white lamb, a child and a Chinese servant
Three perspectives on life...
Pisces 21 expresses a journey through the question of finding one's place in life, in the World, especially in a social sense.
A child has a future. A Chinese servant has a past through which to see the child and the lamb. The lamb is simply, innocently, there.
A servant is in a different class than perhaps the child. Imagine the Chinese servant having lived a life caring for a privileged child. The perspective may carry some bitterness because of social position, material status, ethnic discrimination. But when one looks at a child ... any child... and one looks at a lamb... the symbol of gentle innocence... a fresh perspective is possible.
A life of service is an honourable one indeed, but not always one well rewarded or well recognized.
A servant serves a master. Perhaps looking at one's position through the fresh eyes of lamb and child, a change is happening.
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Pisces 21° A little white lamb, a child and a Chinese servant
This is a symbol of the scattered divisions of labor through which any over-all reality is encountered by man in his everyday or more haphazard existence, and of the necessity that he brings the threads of his diffusion into a skein of meaning and opportunity. He must learn that nothing acts alone or persists in a vacuum, and that in consequence there is an integrating significance throughout his own experience. He must find this and draw it to single focus in some special design of self-expression.
The keyword is TALENT.
When positive, the degree is completely unconditioned self-discovery out of wholly unlimited potentialities, and when negative, groping aimlessness.
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A little white lamb, a child, and a Chinese servant: This could symbolize innocence (the lamb), youth or naivety (the child), and service or subservience (the servant). The specific mention of the servant being Chinese might indicate cultural or historical context.
A man walking in darkness with an old-fashioned lantern in his hand: This could symbolize a journey or struggle through difficult or uncertain times (darkness), guided by wisdom or knowledge (the lantern).
A lunar crescent emerging from a cloud from which also proceeds a flash of lightning: This could symbolize revelation or sudden insight (the lightning) emerging from confusion or obscurity (the cloud), with the lunar crescent possibly symbolizing transition or change.
Gospel of humility…: This passage seems to discuss the concept of humility and self-subordination as a path to understanding and unity. It suggests that by embracing humility and yielding to others, one can achieve a deeper understanding of the world and its complexities. The references to “St. John Baptist”, “Uriah Heep”, and “The salvation-bore” could be alluding to figures or characters known for their humility or self-sacrifice.
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In a cold, harsh climate, a woman uses magic to create a lush garden. (Omega Symbol) Interacting/Experimental
(Degree Angel: Anauel (a-NA-oo-EL) Appreciation, Perception of Unity)
This degree is about creating one’s own environment for whatever one is trying to accomplish. The forces of nature are eternal and always there when called upon, always willing to assist one if one will simply connect with them and ask for their help. At worst this degree isolates itself in its own dream world. At best it makes the dreamworld a reality and invites others to join in the enjoyment of it.(This symbolizes the power of one’s will and creativity to transform their environment, even under challenging conditions. It speaks to the potential within us to shape our reality and make the best out of difficult situations).
The Chandra Symbol for this degree is “Pagan fire worshipers dancing at night.” This degree brings light into the darkness and encourages others to join in the process of doing so. It is not about to fall prey to fear, depression, or the confusion of uncertainty. Its attitude is, “light a fire, make up a dance, call in the clan.” Even in tragedies and dark dramas it finds something to celebrate, for it knows that inevitably the light will conquer. It also knows that both the dark and light follow complex cycles, that both life and die and are born again. And so even in grim and hash times it is expectant of sparks which will kindle into new flames, providing new excuses for celebration.(the human spirit’s resilience and ability to find joy and celebration even in dark times. It suggests that light (joy, hope, celebration) can always be found, even in darkness (challenges, fear, uncertainty)).
Pleiadian Symbol: A wizard is showing a young girl and her dog the way to the cave of the gnomes.( This could symbolize guidance and the passing of wisdom from one generation to the next. It might also suggest a JOURNEY of discovery and the uncovering of hidden realms or knowledge.)-Kate-NM on photo release.
Azoth Symbol: Someone thinks he sees in the distance the ghost of an old man walking across a moor.(the presence of the past in our present perception, or the lingering influence of those who came before us.)
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Trance states. At home in psychic realms and other realities. The self abandoned to the tribe--to the sweep of the moment, to the energies that arise. On fire with longing and poignant, bittersweet reflections. A throwback, a native, a primal soul. Emotional, depths-centered, superphysical, you are energized tremendously by special occasions, extraordinary meetings, unexpected miracles and tragedies. Expectant and waiting for something wild and unknown to break through. Mediumistic, vicarious, and charged with a life-force that must be followed out. A certain distinctive fate to be at times disappearing and gone and at other times resurgent and mighty--all depend upon the tides of fortune. And it will always change in unpredictable, exciting, disorienting, and multiple ways.
Trance states: This refers to altered states of consciousness, often associated with deep meditation, hypnosis, or spiritual practices.
At home in psychic realms and other realities: This suggests comfort or familiarity with metaphysical or spiritual dimensions, possibly including psychic abilities or experiences.
The Self Abandoned to the Tribe: This could symbolize a sense of self that is deeply connected to community or collective consciousness, perhaps sacrificing individual desires for the good of the group.
On fire with longing and poignant, bittersweet reflections: This could indicate intense emotional experiences, characterized by a mix of desire, nostalgia, and a touch of sadness.
A throwback, a native, a primal soul: This might suggest a connection to ancient or primal ways of being, perhaps indicating a person who feels a strong connection to tradition or the past.- KATE NM 10 March,24
Expectant and waiting for something wild and unknown to break through: This could symbolize a sense of anticipation for transformative experiences or revelations.
Mediumistic, vicarious, and charged with a life-force that must be followed out: This might suggest a person who is sensitive to spiritual or energetic forces and feels compelled to follow these forces or intuitions in their life.
A certain distinctive fate to be at times disappearing and gone and at other times resurgent and mighty: This could indicate a life path characterized by cycles of retreat or disappearance followed by periods of resurgence and strength.
North Node at 21° Pisces: Sabian Symbol InterpretationThe North Node (Rahu in Vedic astrology) represents your soul's evolutionary direction—areas for growth, karmic lessons, and future-oriented development.
In Pisces, it calls for embracing compassion, intuition, spirituality, and surrender, moving away from Virgo South Node tendencies like over-analysis, perfectionism, or rigid boundaries. This placement encourages dissolving ego through empathy, creativity, and universal connection, often leading to roles as healers, artists, or spiritual guides.At precisely 21° Pisces, the Sabian symbol provides a vivid, oracle-like lens: "Under the watchful and kind eye of a Chinese servant, a girl fondles a little white lamb." This image evokes themes of innocence, gentle nurturing, and protected vulnerability in the early stages of spiritual awakening.
Key Interpretation
Symbolism Breakdown: The "little white lamb" symbolizes purity, sacrifice, and Christ-like compassion—core Piscean energies. The "girl" represents the inner child or nascent soul, while the "Chinese servant" (an outdated cultural reference, but interpreted as a wise, humble guardian) suggests benevolent oversight from a higher or ancestral guide. Together, it illustrates a tender, supervised unfolding of consciousness, where growth happens through safe exploration and loving containment.
In North Node Context: With your North Node here, expect soul lessons around cultivating and protecting innocence—in yourself and others. This degree urges you to foster early spiritual/emotional development, perhaps through mentoring, animal care, or intuitive arts, under subtle divine guidance. It highlights vulnerability as a strength: releasing control (South Node Virgo) to trust in compassionate "servants" (angels, mentors, or intuition). Positively, it fosters profound empathy and healing; challenges may involve over-idealism or boundary dissolution, leading to disillusionment if not grounded.
Chakra & Element Tie-In: Linked to the crown chakra (spiritual connection) and water element, amplifying Piscean dissolution into oneness. For manifestation, meditate on this image during Pisces transits or full moons.
This placement is a call to nurture the "lamb" within, growing through kindness and watchful faith. For a full reading, consider house placement and aspects in your natal chart!
South Node Virgo 21 Sabian
Pisces North Node Celebrities
Pisces 21 symbolizes a fascinating scene: a little white lamb, a child, and a Chinese servant. Let’s explore the layers of meaning behind this intriguing image:
Awareness of Place and Hierarchy:
Service is depicted as the realm of wisdom and experience.
Youth occupies a privileged position from which to receive.
Innocence remains blissfully unaware of social differences.
Self-Reflection:
Consider your thoughts and actions. Are they influenced by youthful naiveté or a wearied perspective of social injustice?
Balance these perspectives, recognizing the wisdom in both.
This symbol invites contemplation about our roles, the dynamics of service, and the interplay of innocence and experience. 🌟
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Awareness of place and hierarchy: service is the place of wisdom and experience; youth is a privileged position from which to receive; innocence is unaware of social differences. Examine your thoughts to identify whether you are coming from youthful naiveté or from a wearied perspective of social injustice. Then balance with the opposite view.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
A little white lamb, a child and a Chinese servant
Three perspectives on life...
Pisces 21 expresses a journey through the question of finding one's place in life, in the World, especially in a social sense.
A child has a future. A Chinese servant has a past through which to see the child and the lamb. The lamb is simply, innocently, there.
A servant is in a different class than perhaps the child. Imagine the Chinese servant having lived a life caring for a privileged child. The perspective may carry some bitterness because of social position, material status, ethnic discrimination. But when one looks at a child ... any child... and one looks at a lamb... the symbol of gentle innocence... a fresh perspective is possible.
A life of service is an honourable one indeed, but not always one well rewarded or well recognized.
A servant serves a master. Perhaps looking at one's position through the fresh eyes of lamb and child, a change is happening.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Pisces 21° A little white lamb, a child and a Chinese servant
This is a symbol of the scattered divisions of labor through which any over-all reality is encountered by man in his everyday or more haphazard existence, and of the necessity that he brings the threads of his diffusion into a skein of meaning and opportunity. He must learn that nothing acts alone or persists in a vacuum, and that in consequence there is an integrating significance throughout his own experience. He must find this and draw it to single focus in some special design of self-expression.
The keyword is TALENT.
When positive, the degree is completely unconditioned self-discovery out of wholly unlimited potentialities, and when negative, groping aimlessness.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
A little white lamb, a child, and a Chinese servant: This could symbolize innocence (the lamb), youth or naivety (the child), and service or subservience (the servant). The specific mention of the servant being Chinese might indicate cultural or historical context.
A man walking in darkness with an old-fashioned lantern in his hand: This could symbolize a journey or struggle through difficult or uncertain times (darkness), guided by wisdom or knowledge (the lantern).
A lunar crescent emerging from a cloud from which also proceeds a flash of lightning: This could symbolize revelation or sudden insight (the lightning) emerging from confusion or obscurity (the cloud), with the lunar crescent possibly symbolizing transition or change.
Gospel of humility…: This passage seems to discuss the concept of humility and self-subordination as a path to understanding and unity. It suggests that by embracing humility and yielding to others, one can achieve a deeper understanding of the world and its complexities. The references to “St. John Baptist”, “Uriah Heep”, and “The salvation-bore” could be alluding to figures or characters known for their humility or self-sacrifice.
======================================================================
In a cold, harsh climate, a woman uses magic to create a lush garden. (Omega Symbol) Interacting/Experimental
(Degree Angel: Anauel (a-NA-oo-EL) Appreciation, Perception of Unity)
This degree is about creating one’s own environment for whatever one is trying to accomplish. The forces of nature are eternal and always there when called upon, always willing to assist one if one will simply connect with them and ask for their help. At worst this degree isolates itself in its own dream world. At best it makes the dreamworld a reality and invites others to join in the enjoyment of it.(This symbolizes the power of one’s will and creativity to transform their environment, even under challenging conditions. It speaks to the potential within us to shape our reality and make the best out of difficult situations).
The Chandra Symbol for this degree is “Pagan fire worshipers dancing at night.” This degree brings light into the darkness and encourages others to join in the process of doing so. It is not about to fall prey to fear, depression, or the confusion of uncertainty. Its attitude is, “light a fire, make up a dance, call in the clan.” Even in tragedies and dark dramas it finds something to celebrate, for it knows that inevitably the light will conquer. It also knows that both the dark and light follow complex cycles, that both life and die and are born again. And so even in grim and hash times it is expectant of sparks which will kindle into new flames, providing new excuses for celebration.(the human spirit’s resilience and ability to find joy and celebration even in dark times. It suggests that light (joy, hope, celebration) can always be found, even in darkness (challenges, fear, uncertainty)).
Pleiadian Symbol: A wizard is showing a young girl and her dog the way to the cave of the gnomes.( This could symbolize guidance and the passing of wisdom from one generation to the next. It might also suggest a JOURNEY of discovery and the uncovering of hidden realms or knowledge.)-Kate-NM on photo release.
Azoth Symbol: Someone thinks he sees in the distance the ghost of an old man walking across a moor.(the presence of the past in our present perception, or the lingering influence of those who came before us.)
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Trance states. At home in psychic realms and other realities. The self abandoned to the tribe--to the sweep of the moment, to the energies that arise. On fire with longing and poignant, bittersweet reflections. A throwback, a native, a primal soul. Emotional, depths-centered, superphysical, you are energized tremendously by special occasions, extraordinary meetings, unexpected miracles and tragedies. Expectant and waiting for something wild and unknown to break through. Mediumistic, vicarious, and charged with a life-force that must be followed out. A certain distinctive fate to be at times disappearing and gone and at other times resurgent and mighty--all depend upon the tides of fortune. And it will always change in unpredictable, exciting, disorienting, and multiple ways.
Trance states: This refers to altered states of consciousness, often associated with deep meditation, hypnosis, or spiritual practices.
At home in psychic realms and other realities: This suggests comfort or familiarity with metaphysical or spiritual dimensions, possibly including psychic abilities or experiences.
The Self Abandoned to the Tribe: This could symbolize a sense of self that is deeply connected to community or collective consciousness, perhaps sacrificing individual desires for the good of the group.
On fire with longing and poignant, bittersweet reflections: This could indicate intense emotional experiences, characterized by a mix of desire, nostalgia, and a touch of sadness.
A throwback, a native, a primal soul: This might suggest a connection to ancient or primal ways of being, perhaps indicating a person who feels a strong connection to tradition or the past.- KATE NM 10 March,24
Expectant and waiting for something wild and unknown to break through: This could symbolize a sense of anticipation for transformative experiences or revelations.
Mediumistic, vicarious, and charged with a life-force that must be followed out: This might suggest a person who is sensitive to spiritual or energetic forces and feels compelled to follow these forces or intuitions in their life.
A certain distinctive fate to be at times disappearing and gone and at other times resurgent and mighty: This could indicate a life path characterized by cycles of retreat or disappearance followed by periods of resurgence and strength.
North Node at 21° Pisces: Sabian Symbol InterpretationThe North Node (Rahu in Vedic astrology) represents your soul's evolutionary direction—areas for growth, karmic lessons, and future-oriented development.
In Pisces, it calls for embracing compassion, intuition, spirituality, and surrender, moving away from Virgo South Node tendencies like over-analysis, perfectionism, or rigid boundaries. This placement encourages dissolving ego through empathy, creativity, and universal connection, often leading to roles as healers, artists, or spiritual guides.At precisely 21° Pisces, the Sabian symbol provides a vivid, oracle-like lens: "Under the watchful and kind eye of a Chinese servant, a girl fondles a little white lamb." This image evokes themes of innocence, gentle nurturing, and protected vulnerability in the early stages of spiritual awakening.
Key Interpretation
Symbolism Breakdown: The "little white lamb" symbolizes purity, sacrifice, and Christ-like compassion—core Piscean energies. The "girl" represents the inner child or nascent soul, while the "Chinese servant" (an outdated cultural reference, but interpreted as a wise, humble guardian) suggests benevolent oversight from a higher or ancestral guide. Together, it illustrates a tender, supervised unfolding of consciousness, where growth happens through safe exploration and loving containment.
In North Node Context: With your North Node here, expect soul lessons around cultivating and protecting innocence—in yourself and others. This degree urges you to foster early spiritual/emotional development, perhaps through mentoring, animal care, or intuitive arts, under subtle divine guidance. It highlights vulnerability as a strength: releasing control (South Node Virgo) to trust in compassionate "servants" (angels, mentors, or intuition). Positively, it fosters profound empathy and healing; challenges may involve over-idealism or boundary dissolution, leading to disillusionment if not grounded.
Chakra & Element Tie-In: Linked to the crown chakra (spiritual connection) and water element, amplifying Piscean dissolution into oneness. For manifestation, meditate on this image during Pisces transits or full moons.
This placement is a call to nurture the "lamb" within, growing through kindness and watchful faith. For a full reading, consider house placement and aspects in your natal chart!
South Node Virgo 21 Sabian
Pisces North Node Celebrities