The Enormity Of Jupiter Transits With the Sagittarius Full Moon & Ingress Gemini

Jupiter is of course the planet of abundance and as it plays a huge part in the Sagittarius Full Moon, as ruler of Sagittarius and then goes on to ingress Gemini, I had to take a deep dive into Jupiter for this episode of the Venus & Vesta Evolutionary Astrology Podcast.We look into:Who Jupiter is as Lord of the Gods and aka ZeusHow is enormous size means it has a dynamic gravitational pull that keeps meteors, comets and asteroids from crashing into earthAs protector and ruler of Sagittarius, Jupiter wants us to also play big or go home, inviting us to step up to our A gameJupiter can cause us to go into excess states where things go over the top, so now we know all things Gemini are going to be elevated for our attentionJupiter was last in Gemini in 2012 when a huge awakening to ‘conspiracy theories’ (a Gemini theme) occurred especially with the deep occult symbolism of the global elite within the London OlympicsI quote the website Vigilant Citizen and the excellent work they did translating the Olympic ceremonies here: The Occult Symbolism of the 2012 Olympics Opening and Closing CeremoniesGemini as the twins and the idea of a shadow or subconscious self is about to elevated so that many of us may face and connect with someone else embodying our shadowInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/venusandvestaWebsite - https://www.venusandvesta.comAnn-Louise Holland is a shamanic homoeopath, herbalist and astrologer. She teaches astrology along with Steiner based anthroposophy, both of which are concerned with cultural events that bring about humanity's evolution and awareness to the soul's journey.Venus & Vesta is a podcast about astrology for astrologers, monthly updates on the movements of the planets and asteroids, weekly detailed discussions, aligning the stars with what is happening in the world. Interviews with astrologers and mystics who have book launches, interesting theories, special events such as eclipses, and celeb horoscopes.