Weekly Kabbalistic Astrology

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The astrological and Kabbalistic analysis for this week highlights the power of words and the necessity to “walk what we speak.” With Mercury, Jupiter, and Saturn forming a T-Square, coherence between what we say and do is required. Hanukkah opens a portal of miracles, while the Moon connects with Pluto and Uranus to encourage the exploration of our deepest emotions.

Weekly Kabbalistic Astrology from December 22 to 28, 2024

The relevance of words intensifies when the Moon aligns with the South Node, inviting us to examine areas where we have succumbed to routine or insecurity.

Often, we do not feel entirely productive, or the goals we have set do not progress as expected. However, these delays can provide us with space to breathe and recognize where our internal relinquishments manifest.

Kabbalistic wisdom emphasizes that the world was created through words and, therefore, every time we speak, we plant an energetic seed in reality. Although it may be tempting to rush to make judgments or promises, it is advisable to reflect on the vibration we generate with each word.

The T-Square: Mercury, Jupiter, and Saturn

This week is marked by a T-Square, an intense formation involving Mercury in Sagittarius, Jupiter in Gemini, and Saturn in Pisces. On one hand, Mercury in Sagittarius facilitates storytelling and fosters creativity: writing a book, starting a blog, or inventing stories to share with the world are real possibilities under its influence.

However, this tendency can trigger uncontrolled “verbal overflow,” exposing promises that lack substance. Words spread rapidly, but their essence may become diluted if we do not commit to verifying what we announce.

Jupiter in Gemini, the planet of expansion and miracles, intensifies communicative ability. However, when it opposes Mercury and both form a square with Saturn, pressures arise to organize discourse and back up what is said with concrete facts.

Being persuasive is not enough; words need to be grounded in truth. In this regard, Saturn in Pisces questions the solidity of our statements: Are they genuine or merely fleeting aspirations? Can we sustain the projects we announce so joyfully?

Saturn and the Responsibility to “Walk What We Speak”

Saturn demands maturity and coherence in each of our actions.

“Walk what we speak” perfectly encapsulates the role of this celestial body, especially in Pisces, which emphasizes the need to unite sensitivity with discipline. The longing to see tangible changes meets the requirement to carry them out responsibly.

When we speak, Saturn reminds us: “Did you really mean that?” and “Do you take responsibility for the energy you generated with your words?”

According to Kabbalah, every statement possesses its own life and becomes a vibration that, like a shockwave, impacts our surroundings. Wise Kabbalists advise that a word can be worth a gold coin, while silence can be worth two. This axiom suggests that before responding, making a promise, or criticizing, we should reflect to ensure that our expressions are consistent with what we truly feel.

The Influence of the Moon and Emotional Clarity

Throughout this week, the Moon will oppose the Sun, first from Libra and then as it moves into Scorpio, where it will form squares with Pluto and Mars.

This configuration signals opportunities for a deep scrutiny of our emotions, especially those we prefer to bury for fear of others’ judgment. Scorpio, with its intense nature, brings hidden issues to light. When the Moon contacts Pluto, the possibility arises to feel vulnerable or even exposed, either publicly or in intimacy.

However, this openness can be cathartic if we decide to embrace our emotions instead of repressing them. Simultaneously, the Moon’s opposition to Uranus increases the need to release emotional burdens and create more sincere bonds with those around us.

Hanukkah: A Cosmic Portal of Possibilities

The night of the 24th marks the arrival of Hanukkah, a festivity described as a cosmic window that allows us to connect with the energy of miracles.

Kabbalistic tradition holds that miracles arise by overcoming self-imposed limits and allowing blessings to flow unrestrictedly. The presence of Jupiter in Gemini suggests that the power of communication and collaboration enhances opportunities for collective advancement.

From this perspective, we are part of a great organism called humanity, and each person operates as a vital organ contributing to the common good. Assimilating this truth and acting accordingly can lay the foundation for receiving unexpected blessings.

Meditation on one of the 72 Names of God (number 40) encourages having order and certainty in our lives and aligning the mind, heart, and throat.

When we avoid false flattery and maintain simplicity in our speech, our communication becomes authentic, capable of generating positive changes in our environment.

Towards More Conscious Communication

The tense aspect between the Moon, the Sun, and the planets at play drives a reflection on what we wish to retain and what we need to abandon. Libra and Capricorn, by forming the square, emphasize the importance of internal justice and practical sense.

We can take advantage of this influence to clearly define which projects build us up and which drain us. The lessons of Hanukkah and Kabbalah indicate that miracles appear when we take responsibility for our actions and words while allowing ourselves to remain open to the unknown.

In summary, the cosmic energy of this week envisions an invitation to evaluate the way we communicate, to examine our coherence, and to open ourselves to the possibility of real miracles in everyday life.

With Mercury, Jupiter, and Saturn in challenging angles, coherence will not always be simple. However, if we choose to speak consciously, cultivate silence when appropriate, and focus on genuine human bonds, we can turn every word into a constructive contribution. The challenge lies in remembering that each verbal seed comes to life the moment we share it.


Information provided by Batsheva Shouster – The Kabbalah Centre

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