The 2nd decan of Pisces: the meaning
The Chaldean series passes from Saturn to Jupiter and assigns it the middle of Pisces, one of its two houses.
The triplicities give this decan to Cancer, the water of summer, and to the Moon. The two rulers, associated with protection and generosity, would make this third one of the most hospitable of the zodiac, the one where an extra place is always set. The neighboring decans, graver or more combative, frame this gentleness.
With Jupiter, a person of this decan would have the door always open: she puts up a friend passing through, lends without counting, believes in second chances, and finds meaning even in hardship. With the Moon, she would be more turned toward her family and her memories: the photo albums, the childhood home, the Sunday traditions, a deep attachment to those who watched her grow up and to the places that sheltered her.
Limitless generosity would be her pitfall. Jupiter might push toward forgiving everything, even what should not be forgiven; the Moon, toward living in nostalgia and fearing change. The heart of Pisces would do well to tell kindness from complacency, and to welcome the present with as much tenderness as the past. Saying no once, gently, sometimes protects a bond better than ten forced yeses.
- Sign
- PiscesWater, mutable; ruler: Jupiter (modern: Neptune)
- Degrees
- 10° to 20°Longitude 340° to 350°
- Faces (Chaldean)
- JupiterPlanet 2 of the Chaldean order
- Triplicity
- Cancer (Moon)2nd water sign