Jupiter-Biquintile-Uranus
(Transit Jupiter → Natal Uranus)
Avesalom Podvodny. Aspects
Jupiter biquintile: It is easier to blame an era devoid of spirituality than to discover it there. This aspect reflects the philanthropist and patron of lower forms of life within planetary spheres. At a low level, it manifests primarily in words and promises, as well as in shared royal arrogance; at a high level, the individual penetrates a broad spectrum of issues concerning lower life, comprehends them at a high level of abstraction, and may find entirely unexpected solutions. Jupiter gives the person an opportunity to open new developmental paths and methods for resolving seemingly irreconcilable contradictions for lower forms of life, but for this, the individual must move beyond the viewpoint (typical of an unworked aspect) that considers them primitive and unworthy of serious attention. As the person works on and expands their understanding of lower forms of life, first, they begin to recognize in certain aspects similar lower programs within their own subconscious and learn to manage them more adequately or transform them into evolutionarily higher ones; second, they gain the ability to express inherent human qualities, such as selfless assistance to younger brothers in evolution. Uranus biquintile: From a mouse’s perspective, purring is indistinguishable from thunder. This aspect brings great surprises and extravagant manifestations both in the person’s interactions with lower forms of life and in those forms themselves, in which contradictions may suddenly intensify and explosions occur, including in their relationships with the person. If Uranus is afflicted, establishing a stable constructive contact with lower life will prove practically impossible, although some of the person’s ideas may be potentially very fruitful, and the behavior of life forms and their crises will be highly significant; if the person learns to perceive and interpret them as signs of fate—both for lower life and for themselves. A harmonious Uranus will provide more acceptable, though initially still incomprehensible, expressions—both the person’s ideas regarding lower forms of life and the life forms’ own manifestations—but here most catastrophes will occur without significant casualties and may supply energy for solving difficult tasks. Still, one can speak of constructiveness here only on the condition that the individual has worked on Uranus; unexpected breakthroughs into the self and sudden, unforeseen expressions of the human principle are possible even without this work; unfortunately, they vanish as quickly and suddenly as they appear.
