Here in the United States, it’s time for Thanksgiving and for you to give thanks and gratitude for what you have in life. If the last few years have taught you anything it’s the world can change seemingly overnight from what you’ve always known to something that you don’t quite recognize. Maybe you have been one of many that have been pushed to your breaking point. This is a week, where the universe should let off the pedal just a little bit and give you some space to be grateful for the good things in your life.
The planet of Jupiter is prominent in the sky right now. Firstly, Jupiter rules the sign of Sagittarius. The sun moves into Sagittarius season on November 22 at 3:20 am, but before the sun steps into Sagittarius, Mercury and Venus have a conjunction in Sagittarius on November 21 at 5:55 pm. And then Jupiter will station direct on November 23 at 6:02 pm. Jupiter is currently in the sign of Pisces which it also rules.
With Jupiter ruling the sky, gratitude will likely take center stage. It’s a time for hope and optimism to take its place. For me, Thanksgiving has been always been the kickoff to the holiday season. Once Thanksgiving is over, I decorate for Christmas and start to feel the light that enters the world. Driving home at night and seeing the lights and decorations from your neighbors’ homes adds to the festivities. It can help you forget your troubles for a few moments, days, or weeks and uplift your life. This is part of what Sagittarius season is about.
So take some time this week to give thanks for where you are and what you have. With all of the Scorpio energy in the sky in the last few weeks, we have seen the cycles of life. The births and deaths. You can’t experience the highs without the lows or joy without grief. You are alive! In today’s world, it’s so easy to get trapped in the space of what you do and don’t have instead of taking the time to be grateful for what you have and what you love.
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