Jupiter in ScorpioJupiter ScorpioIn ancient times, Jupiter going through the Sign Scorpio was represented by a Lion, traditional symbol of MIGHT—as well as by an Eagle, to emphasize the GRIP on POWER. This configuration dramatises the fact that Power is central, and will keep journalists busy with that theme for the best of the year. There has never been a shortage of GREED—in fact, we are so used to it, we hardly notice it when it runs to an excess... Nor will anyone swing the polls or captivate an audience by revealing how many of us are lusting for power and who isn't in a state of sin. Quantity in this regard has always been secondary, and being morally punctilious about it isn't strategically recommendable at this time. Instead, expect to hear about how greed works, what it does to people, what it makes them do. Where power is found, how anything can be turned into power, how to harness it, how it is to be handled and managed—these are the issues of the day.
As always with stringent SCORPIO,
the matter of COGENCY takes
precedence—so that VOTES may
still be won, even in a case of
failure, provided an enterprise had been conceived with an
intelligence to match.
It is a dark omen to those who
see Imperialism as a force on the
rise—to be stopped, whatever it takes. These will live with
a fear until Christmas, knowing that their sworn enemy shall be
much too strong to be stopped and probably culminate, however
they fight it!
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