This full moon highlights the Aries-Libra axis; the polarities of “I” and “We” moving toward the center of coexistent autonomous beings relating with the world from a place of integrity.
How do we follow our own passionate autonomy while also deeply relating and reaching out within that freedom? How do we experience relationship in a way that doesn’t keep us stuck in old roles, false diplomacy and stale ways of relating, but rather that allows space to express fresh sides of ourselves through the act of reaching out in relationship? Put in another way, how can relationships show us the fresh ways in which we are now free to move forward? This full moon offers an opportunity to release those antiquated, imprisoning roles that once made us decide to forsake relating because we felt we couldn’t do so on our own terms. How are these appearances of imprisoning relationship roles eroding, making way for fresh manifestations of self through the joy of relating with others?
Forming a square to Pallas Athena in Capricorn, this full moon offers the insight that underlying both the relationship and the individual is the ground on which both stand. Can we take a more aerial view of the wider ground on which personal freedom and relationship stand in our lives?
Let’s get to know that ground’s boundaries as well as its potential, and respect the boundaries and integrity of ourselves and each other.
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Nate Speare is an astrologer, vocal artist, storyteller, mythologist, and educator. He comes from a line of astrologers and sound/music composers who used natural environmental sounds and the connection between sound, the natural environment, and the characters within the earth and sky. He offers consulting sessions, writes essays, tells stories and uses his voice in videos and live performance as an active representative of the world to re-ignite a sense of magic in every client. It is his aim to connect each person to the idea that they are not blank slates, but that they entered the world with their own "daimon" and irreplaceable style of talented genius with inspiring and definite directions in life.
As an astrologer, Nate has studied under Jungian psychological and evolutionary astrologer Montgomery Taylor, and is influenced by Archetypal, Shamanic and Renaissance schools of astrology. Nate directs Mythopoetic Astrology, a consulting practice that integrates experiential therapy of astrology through Astro-Drama, voice, sonic art and client consulting. His teaching credits include Salem Summer Symposium (Massachusetts) Myth and Theatre Festival (France), and Jung Institute NYC. Nate is a collaborator of PanTheatre, the France-based cultural organization that researches the relationship between contemporary performance, mythology, and the archetypal psychology of James Hillman, the company's Honorary President.
He lives and works in Brooklyn, NY, where he is also the co-artistic director of Nekyia Theatre.
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