20 Cancer

Gondoliers in a serenade: This could symbolize a romantic or harmonious moment. Gondoliers are often associated with the serene canals of Venice, and their serenades are a traditional form of storytelling and entertainment. It might represent a moment of connection or a soothing, melodic influence in life.

A large building with walls of granite, having a dull or sombre appearance: This could represent something that is solid and enduring, yet perhaps unwelcoming or cold. Granite is a strong material, so this building could symbolize resilience or permanence. The dull or sombre appearance might suggest that this resilience comes at the cost of warmth or comfort.

A man dressed as a groom, riding upon a spirited horse: This image could represent the beginning of a new journey or adventure, possibly a life-changing commitment or event (as suggested by the groom attire). The spirited horse might indicate energy, passion, or a need to control powerful forces.
Pulse of pull and slack: This phrase seems to describe the natural rhythm of life or experiences, where there is a constant ebb and flow, much like the tension and release found in music or the physical world (e.g., the tides).

Self-assertive tension alternates with yielding: This could be about the balance between asserting oneself and accommodating others. It’s the dance between standing firm on one’s beliefs and being flexible enough to adapt to new situations or perspectives.

A historical or time-disposed adjustment of persistent vitality to resistant fact by compensatory or periodic exertion: This might refer to the way societies or individuals learn and evolve over time, adjusting to the unyielding realities of life through sustained effort and adaptation.




All 20th degree symbols address an extraordinary quickening, acceleration of development. Truly a remarkable set of symbols, the 20th degree tends to be characterizes by ease, genuis, creative flow. things happen in surprising ways... outside the realm of practical expectation.

19 Capricorn

A priest performing a marriage ceremony: This is a straightforward description of a common ritual in many cultures where a priest or officiant conducts the formal union of two individuals in marriage. It symbolizes the societal and often religious recognition of their commitment.
A man with a very old looking book before him: This could symbolize wisdom, tradition, or knowledge passed down through generations. The book might represent ancient records or teachings that have stood the test of time.
An escutcheon containing a harp and a gauntlet: An escutcheon is a shield or emblem bearing a coat of arms. A harp is often a symbol of harmony and the arts, while a gauntlet can represent chivalry or the readiness to accept a challenge. Together, they might symbolize a blend of creativity and strength.
Sinew: In a literal sense, sinew refers to tendons or a source of strength and power. Metaphorically, it could represent the underlying structure or support system that enables action or movement.
Alacrity of managing ambition: This suggests a keen or eager approach to pursuing one’s goals or aspirations.

The will to organic combination: This could mean a natural inclination to bring together diverse elements into a cohesive whole.
A conceptual change from incorporation to a mobilizing conjunction of concretes: This phrase suggests a shift from simply combining ideas or entities to actively joining them in a way that leads to tangible action.

Instrumental investment of self-purpose: This might refer to dedicating oneself to personal goals in a way that is practical and effective.

Fluidity solidifies as organic motor flexibility: This could mean that adaptability becomes a strength, allowing one to move and respond with ease to various situations.

A reliance on outer constants for the instrumentation of personal variability: This suggests using stable external factors to support one’s own adaptability and growth.

Discrepancy between growth “to date” and environmental fact as opportunity: This phrase might indicate a gap between one’s current level of development and the realities of the surrounding environment, which can be seen as a chance for further growth.

An extended dimension to vivifying exploitation: This could mean adding a new layer or aspect to the way one makes use of resources or opportunities to invigorate or give life to one’s endeavours.

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Every type of ‘Marriage’ needs to go
through its ups and downs. Bridging generation gaps, altering
prejudices, updating ‘Old’ ideas and breaking social rules can
come as a result of any successful union. Simple expressions of
our heart and mind may be acknowledged in ritual performances
or a ‘Ceremony’ of some kind. This may require a sanctification,
or blessing, from a higher power or authority.
Keywords: Wedding ceremonies. Sanctified unity. Expressions
of loyalty and allegiance. Making sacred vows. Commitment
to a person or project. New ventures involving a lowering of
accepted standards. Breaking social norms. Integration of heart
and mind. Bridging generation gaps. Marriage guidance. Contracts
signed and honored. Handclaspings. Hatch, match and dispatch
ceremonies. Celebrants.
The Caution: Rigidly following established rules at the expense
of new ways that may have greater personal relevance. Forcing
people to come together. Bondage to social expectations.
Arranged marriages. Taking risks with partners. Conforming to
the expectations of the others.

Kate - MOON


An opossum comes out into the moonlight: The opossum, a nocturnal animal known for playing dead as a defense mechanism, venturing into the moonlight could symbolize someone exposing their true self or vulnerabilities under the scrutiny of others.
Inside-out. Massively vulnerable and strictly unreachable: This suggests a state of being open and exposed while still maintaining a distance or barrier that keeps others from fully understanding or reaching the true self.
A verge in destiny where the innermost soul is revealing its true colors in a magical display: This could represent a pivotal moment in life where a person’s deepest essence is shown, perhaps in a way that feels both enchanting and transformative.
A ritual performance and heavily guarded and veiled all the while: Despite the display of authenticity, there’s a sense of protection and concealment, as if the person is performing a carefully controlled act.
Giving a glimpse of the unarmored underbelly, yet masking so many things: This indicates a selective revealing of vulnerabilities while still hiding aspects of oneself.
Becoming ready to open to threshold states, vastly afraid of myriad dangers: It speaks to preparing oneself to enter new or transitional phases of life, despite fears and potential risks.
Placing a small part of yourself into the light of the shared arena while retaining control over the rest: This is about sharing a part of oneself with the world while keeping other parts private, maintaining a balance between openness and self-preservation.
A testing of the waters with such underlying supersensitivity: The phrase suggests a careful and highly sensitive approach to new experiences or self-disclosure.
There will be a lot more hiding than seeking before you discover how to put yourself forward freely: This implies a journey of self-discovery that involves caution and self-protection before one can confidently be open and authentic.
Face the shadow of your fears, and live to tell about it: Ultimately, the passage encourages confronting one’s fears and emerging from the experience with stories and wisdom to share.