MARS+JUPITER

Righteous action. Out of proportion anger. Out of proportion competitive drive. Running over the competition. Bulldozing the competition. Physical comedians. Rough housing. Foolhardiness. Crude behavior. Rude behavior. Enthusiasm. Fighting for beliefs. Fighting against religion. Religious zealots. Fighting on behalf of religion. Active faith. Putting energy into philosophy. Putting energy into religion. Overzealous. Fanatic. Too much anger. Energy overload. Burning out. Overactive. Hyperactive. Too much fire. Combustible. Contagious enthusiasm. Off the rails.

Hope in battle. Faith in combat. Acting on a feeling of being right. Self-righteous action. Arrogance. Acting on the need for expansion. Expanded vision that affects the ability to act, positively or negatively. Beliefs and philosophies that affect the ability to act, positively or negatively. The ability to fuse belief with action. Believing in what you do. Tendency to act impulsively. Enthusiasm for dangerous activities. Leaping into dangerous situations. Forthright assertions. Blunt assertions. Joyful action. Happy go lucky. Goofy energy.



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I realized that if my thoughts immediately affect my body, I should be careful about what I think. Now if I get angry, I ask myself why I feel that way. If I can find the source of my anger, I can turn that negative energy into something positive.
― Yoko Ono, artist, Mars conjunct Jupiter in Virgo (quote source)
Optimistic energy. Faith that things will work out. Believing in your ability to get things done. Acting on what you know to be true. Willingness to try anything once. Using force that is disproportionate to the situation. Jumping to action when opportunity knocks. The ability to act on lucky breaks. Taking advantage of opportunities. Making your own luck. Winning streaks. Gamblers. Ethical action. Putting energy into finding meaning. Putting energy into spreading your moral standpoint. Putting energy into spreading your philosophy. Missionaries. Belief that things can improve.

Enthusiasm for competition. Enjoyment of competition. Belief in a direct approach. No beating around the bush. Faith in taking the initiative. Enormous drive. Huge amplification of the natal Mars placement. The way that belief in yourself affects your ability to take action. Too much Mars. Wise force. Understanding the meaning of force. The philosophy of force. Assertive philosophies. Martial arts philosophies. Believing in physical strength. Might makes right. Desire for truth. Passion for truth. Passion for deeper meaning. Passion for knowledge. The physical pursuit of knowledge. Active explorers. Courageous journeys.

Face front, true believers!
― Stan Lee, comic icon, Mars in Pisces trine Jupiter in Scorpio (quote source)
Anger surrounding higher education. Anger surrounding foreign travel and culture. Anger surrounding religion and belief systems. Acting with conscience. Acting in the name of a higher power. Desire for the good life. Doing what is necessary to have a life of ease. Desire for opulence. Taking the easy route. Having the courage of your convictions. Expecting that things will go according to plan. Philanthropy. Altruism. Having the faith that you can push forward through apparent setbacks. Tremendous capacity for self-assertion. Understanding how to act independently. Making your own way. Feeling self-assured in your ability to accomplish what you set out to do. Keeping heart. Leaping before you look.

1 Pisces

The text discusses the concept of “Central self-substitution,” which refers to the involuntary use of oneself as a tool for change. This process involves the diffusion and relaxation of the self, leading to a temporary state of consciousness that desires completeness. However, this desire reduces the self to a mere reference point in time. The self undergoes a fluid dissection, resulting in an irreversible exchange where reduction is achieved through surrender. The remaining unity of the self, constantly transformed by powerful external forces, primarily serves as a mental intermediary among changes and exhausting differences. In essence, the self becomes a mediator in the face of constant change and diversity.

Central self-substitution: involuntary utility of the self as a
convenience, a locus or agency of alteration. Diffusion and
relaxation produce a fleeting occupation or passage of differents
through consciousness as desire for totalization, which reduces
selfhood to a mere time-reference. Fluid anatomization becomes
irreversible exchange; reduction is by surrender; and residual
unitiveness, now perpetually transformed by powerful currents
and settings in the outer fusions of nature, becomes primarily
a mental mediation among changes and tiring differences. - SCHROEDER

Navalny - saturn in saturn station chart


Central self-substitution: This term seems to refer to the idea of the self being used as a tool or agent for CHANGE. This is not a voluntary action but something that happens out of necessity or convenience.
Diffusion and relaxation: These processes lead to a temporary state where different elements or aspects pass through one’s consciousness. This could be interpreted as different thoughts, feelings, or experiences.
Desire for totalization: This is the drive to bring all these different elements together into a coherent whole. However, this process reduces the concept of selfhood to a mere reference point in time.
Fluid anatomization: This could be understood as the continuous process of breaking down and analyzing the self. This becomes an irreversible exchange, where reduction is achieved through surrender.
Residual unitiveness: Despite the continuous transformation and change, there remains a sense of unity or wholeness. This unity, however, is primarily a mental process that mediates among changes and differences.
In essence, this passage seems to be exploring the fluid and ever-changing nature of selfhood and consciousness. It suggests that our sense of self is not fixed but is constantly being shaped and reshaped by our experiences and interactions with the world around us.