The 1st decan of Pisces: the meaning
The Chaldean series, after the Moon of Aquarius, starts over with Saturn at the beginning of Pisces.
The triplicities give these first ten degrees back to Pisces and Jupiter; the moderns add Neptune. The meeting is singular: the planet of limits at the entrance to the most permeable sign of the zodiac. The two readings nonetheless share the same inner richness, fed by silence or by encounters.
Saturn would suggest a person who loves long reading sessions and places for contemplation, and who gives her sensitivity a demanding form: music practiced every day, patient writing, a lasting commitment to the most vulnerable, volunteering kept up for ten years. Jupiter would make the same sensitivity more open, trusting, ready to welcome without asking questions and to believe in the best in everyone, even after a disappointment.
Saturn might tint the inner life with melancholy and withdrawal; Jupiter, push toward giving oneself without limit, to the point of forgetting oneself. The entry into Pisces would do well to find a middle path: protecting itself without shutting itself in, giving without losing itself, and seeking in creation a way to share what it feels. A notebook, an instrument, or a choir would offer this sensitivity a bed to flow in, and a way to reach other people without losing itself.
- Sign
- PiscesWater, mutable; ruler: Jupiter (modern: Neptune)
- Degrees
- 0° to 10°Longitude 330° to 340°
- Faces (Chaldean)
- SaturnPlanet 1 of the Chaldean order
- Triplicity
- Pisces (Jupiter (modern: Neptune))The sign itself