# Sun in Pisces
Two Fish swim in my ocean of deep feeling: one is Sweet Dreams, the other is Compassion. I will never leave anyone in need; I will care for everyone. Do you see the two little fish swimming in different directions? One is happy, the other is crying. Your little Pisces has a very sensitive and emotional soul, often filled with uncertainty: which way to turn? One reason for this is their inner ability to absorb signals—moods, emotions—from everyone around them, like a little sea sponge. Some of these signals are contradictory. Life is full of conflicts, and Pisces does not handle them well. If others are sad, angry, or unhappy, it will be difficult for your child not to share those feelings. Their own emotions are easily wounded, and when that happens, tears flow easily, no matter how hard they try to hold them back.
If you are a more objective type of person, dealing with the sensitivity of little Fish may not be easy, but understand that this is not a flaw. It is empathy, an exceptional understanding of others’ needs. You should gradually teach such a child some techniques of separation—how to separate their own feelings from those of others and understand that they are not responsible for them. Your child will show a heightened readiness to help others. In fact, they may need to feel needed to sense their own worth. “Ah, Mom’s little helper!” you might think. And not without reason if they feel that you truly need them. But more likely, they will ask for your support in helping fallen nestlings, injured animals, or an unfortunate classmate they choose as their special friend. They will be compassionate, merciful, and always ready to help. They are likely to be particularly drawn to spiritual paths and may become very religious. If you support these undoubtedly positive traits, in the future they may choose professions related to health or providing other forms of assistance. But even if they become a military officer, they will be known and respected for their caring attitude toward subordinates.
A possible downside of this empathy is that Pisces, in their desire for self-sacrifice, may sometimes feel like a martyr, as if they are carrying an unfair burden that others do not understand. Or, if they tend toward negativity, they may develop feelings that distort their individuality toward pessimism and negative emotions. Your child needs to learn to avoid unpleasant situations and find constructive ways to deal with them. Escaping into a world of fantasy can be destructive if it goes too far, but if channeled, for example, into art or music, it can lead to true creative expression and great positive achievements. Within the depths of this child’s feelings and compassion lies immense untapped power. Let your child take music, dance, painting, or craft lessons. Find beautifully illustrated fairy tale and fantasy books for them. Encourage theatrical play and give them time to daydream. Sometimes they truly need to be alone. Do not push them too insistently if they feel shy. They need to first get to know people and develop some trust in them. Be attentive to this child and take time to show them the wonders and beauty of the world. “Inhale the scent of roses” together with them, and it will help bring out the best in both of you.
### Indubala. Planets in the Signs. (Indian Tradition)
Pisces is a “water” and “feminine” sign. This placement indicates a person of quiet behavior with calm and attractive traits. These are shy and restless individuals. They are indecisive and easily influenced by others. They may dedicate their lives to service and enjoy doing good. They are interested in spiritual and religious philosophical questions. Dreamy and emotional, they love sincerity. They believe in the mysterious forces of nature and also enjoy things related to water; practically, they may engage in activities related to pearls, sea freight, juices, or other liquid products; they wait for the right opportunity to reveal themselves. These people are peace-loving, with learning abilities, and their lives have periods not rich in events; they are loved by the opposite sex; they can make others feel good. Such people can be irritable, but usually, their character is kind. They are neat, dress well, shy, and lack self-confidence. They have a sense of humor and are sociable. Their attention is often directed inward, and their hidden, intimate side can be difficult to recognize. They are not very physically strong, prone to excess weight, intestinal diseases, nervous excitement, and ailments of the lower limbs. They enter into advantageous marriages, receive good inheritances. They may have a tendency to avoid their problems through narcotic means. However, they are pleasant people who know how to handle money, work well with children, have good intuition, and are capable of teaching others.
### Pavel Globa. Planets in the Zodiac SignsHere the Sun is located near the vernal equinox point, up to March 21. Pisces is the last sign of the Zodiac, it is the element of Water in the zone of transformation and a sign largely shaped by Neptune’s vibrations. Jupiter is the second ruler of Pisces. We have the final level of manifestation of the Water element, which also has a dual influence—externally in Pisces it is Water, while internally the Fire element begins to resonate. By nature, you are usually passive, highly sensitive, and take all blows of fate close to heart. Sometimes you are extremely susceptible to external influence, dependent on the will of others, on their point of view, on the ideology currently imposed on your consciousness. You are easily captivated; you feel the rhythm intuitively and with great clarity. That is why music has a strong impact on you. In its lower expression, you fall into a “high” from music, while in its higher expression, you soar on the wave of musical flow to the heights of spirituality and cosmic love, which largely reaches us through the musical stream. That is why there are so many musicians among Pisces: Bach, Handel, Rossini, Vivaldi, Rimsky-Korsakov. Many subtle artists who convey the finest nuances of the human soul through composition, color, and light were born under Pisces: Vrubel, Renoir, Botticelli, Michelangelo. You are characterized by softness and sentimentality. For you, situations where you are understood are very important in life. In the film *We’ll Live Till Monday*, the hero wrote in his essay: “Happiness is when you are understood.” This could have been said by a true “deep-water” Pisces. Generally, you suffer greatly from misunderstanding. You are very responsive and need someone who understands you and, to some extent, guides you. You are highly vulnerable, easily upset, but on the other hand, capable of self-sacrifice. In cases of high development, you may give away your last possession. Among your essential qualities, you should note a secret, subconscious, and sometimes overt striving for mystery, for everything mysterious. Thus, you can become a great occultist. Astrology is also a secret, occult knowledge, so it is no surprise that you may turn to astrology. You can also be a wonderful actor because you have a strong capacity for empathy. In its worst expression, you are probably the most unscrupulous person in the entire Zodiac, since Pisces is, in a sense, the last sign of the Zodiac, a mirror reflecting the worst and best traits of all other signs. In its best expression, you resemble a mirror that shows each Zodiac sign its true face, mug, or snout—depending on who is looking. In its worst expression, you act like a sewer of the entire Zodiac, where every sign pours its filth. Yet you are very patient and capable of accepting filth, thereby cleansing others, while you yourself quickly cleanse everything that has been poured onto you. In this case, if you are the highest, most developed Pisces. Speaking of the worst manifestations, these include, as already mentioned, baseness, lack of principles, susceptibility to any influence, and a complete absence of critical thinking in consciousness. Such people can exhibit the most vile human qualities. Of course, even the lowest and most base Pisces will suffer from pangs of conscience. But if “the lesson did not take,” they will continue their vile deeds. Among Pisces, there are many alcoholics and drug addicts. Statistics show that in Europe, 38 percent of Pisces are alcoholics, while the sign of opposition—Virgo—produces the fewest drinkers, with only 2.8 percent being alcoholics. The essential quality of Pisces is perception, that is, complete openness and absorption of the life stream. Pisces adapt easily to any environment. If we turn to the symbolism of the Pisces sign, we see what appears to be two fish: one swimming upward toward spirituality through evolution, and the other swimming downward toward degradation. They can also be seen as a living fish and a dead fish. Accordingly, among people of this sign, we find many living and probably even more dead fish. The living Pisces is the attainment of harmony with the Cosmos, with God, the resonance with the Cosmos in unison. The dead Pisces is pseudo-harmony, temptation, fanaticism, and chaos. The spectrum of Pisces manifestations is very broad, ranging from complete conformity and spinelessness to extreme fanaticism, including religious and ideological. Among Pisces, there are terrifying killers who cannot be stopped, and many spies. In a sense, all counterintelligence falls under Pisces. In their worst expressions, Pisces descend into sadism and perversions. Among our historical and political leaders, we find Pisces such as Molotov, Zhdanov, and Gorbachev. Among scientists—Vernadsky; among poets—Baratynsky. The country of Pisces is Judea, the Philippines, and all island states. Armenia falls under Pisces. These are ethnic groups and nations that absorb all influences and sometimes organize a new system from this mix of diverse influences—sometimes an eclectic, lifeless one, and in the best case, a synthetic and living structure. The problems of Pisces are the problems of confused thinking. Pisces have a mythological consciousness; they perceive the world intuitively. Their strong qualities include aestheticism, the ability to see beauty and harmony, which often turns into a weakness. Pisces are very dependent on love. Here we see how strength turns into weakness, and virtue becomes a flaw. Thus, a lack of the need for love makes Pisces highly dependent on those around them and their loved ones, on family, and on the feeling of being in love. Pisces often have problems with speech, with the manner of expressing their thoughts, so Pisces need to work on logical structures and the ability to think coherently. The karmic task of Pisces is to accept the flow of Cosmic love and Divine grace and to share this flow with those around them, to give of that divine love, compassion, and mercy with which all Pisces are endowed from birth. And, ending on such a high note, I wish you in your further manifestation the best qualities of Pisces, a striving for idealism, spirituality, and beauty.
Het Monster. Planets in the Zodiac Signs
20.2 – 20.3. PISCES Pisces are elusive, mysterious beings. Their nature is vulnerable and sensitive; they lack vital strength. Any violence wounds them painfully. They seek support in a stronger personality. They are so soft that they almost never rebel against circumstances; however, a natural sense of loyalty softens the burden of servitude for them. Often they are “sacrificed,” or they themselves become voluntary victims. Excitement, frustration, and crowds quickly tire them. If the natal chart lacks a stimulating influence from Mars or Uranus, their carelessness borders on laziness in everything. They tend to seek “compensation” for real disappointments in dreams, sometimes in alcohol or drugs. Throughout life, they retain a large share of naive innocence. However, they are lucky in life (unless Saturn in the natal chart is afflicted). Coincidences and unexpected acquaintances usually benefit them (with a strong Jupiter or Venus). They do not keep happiness only for themselves; their soul is generous. They may “live in the clouds,” unable to handle money. A sense of ownership (of their own or others’) is often absent. With a dominant Neptune, they see nothing wrong in taking advantage of others. And it is easy for others to take everything they have. Their element is illusions. Cinema, television, and theater are their realm. All that is fluid—including seas and rivers—also belongs to their “kingdom.” Fate helps them live their entire life on the most unstable, uncertain ground. Such a person knows how to escape, to slip away from dangers and problems that require immediate resolution. If the natal chart lacks strong planets, Pisces is a sluggish person who tires quickly. It is beneficial for them to live by the sea, engage in music, or poetry. Among the elements, iodine and sulfur are beneficial. Homeopathy works better on them than allopathy.
Avesalom Podvodny. Planets in the Zodiac Signs
Pisces. Rulers: Neptune, Jupiter. Unyielding Pisces.
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Piscean. Pisces is the last sign of the Zodiac and, in general, symbolizes the transition to the next evolutionary cycle. However, it does not symbolize death, as Scorpio does—representing the water element in the zone of formation—but rather a smooth, plastic, sometimes almost imperceptible transition into such a state. Astrologers say that the Zodiac dies in Pisces; the lower octave of Pisces is described as the garbage sign of the Zodiac. Both of these are consequences of Pisces’ remarkable plasticity, receptivity, and sensitivity (a mutable cross that sometimes leads to a complete loss of individuality). Pisces contains elements of all the Zodiac signs, but a developed Pisces is not their sum. A subtle transformation of reality passes through Pisces, requiring a very deep perception from the Fish and occurring according to the law of reciprocity: by influencing the Fish, the situation changes itself. However, the degree of Pisces’ influence on the surrounding reality depends on the level of its evolutionary development, and at a low level, Pisces (it seems) is completely subordinate to the environment and does not influence it in any way. This first impression, however, is unjust. A low Pisces plays the role of lubrication in the joints of social and situational mechanisms and most often acts as a black teacher according to the principle of “push the fallen”—that is, as a tempter, by its plasticity and willingness to fully submit, activating the higher “I” of those around it and bringing unstable situations to a quick and complete collapse and disintegration, after which Pisces calmly floats further along the current, not feeling the slightest shame for what has been done.
Due to its inner plasticity, Pisces is very sensitive to the environment in which it finds itself. A low Pisces loves murky water and feels uncomfortable in clear water, always trying to find the murkiest place; a developed Pisces, on the other hand, withers and suffocates in murky water. Neither the low nor the high Pisces will purposefully change the properties of the surrounding environment: if Pisces feels bad, it simply floats away. It is easiest for Pisces to float away into the world of its dreams and fantasies; no other Zodiac sign is so strongly connected to the subconscious and knows how to so subtly and effectively bring the surrounding world into alignment with its ideas and desires through proper perception—when gray seems white, black, or blue, depending on Pisces’ subconscious setting.
On the other hand, a developed Pisces can transmit its inner world and emotional states outward, thereby strongly influencing the people and situations around it; however, this happens in Pisces almost unnoticed, almost imperceptibly to consciousness.
Pisces is very emotional, even overly emotional, reacting to the smallest stimuli, which negatively affects its psyche. Instead, it has many protective mechanisms; among the main ones are superficial emotionality and emotional escapism. Deep feelings are replaced by smaller ones, thereby protecting the essence; it is difficult to deal with such a person because it is easy to provoke a reaction from them, but this means nothing; penetrating inside is difficult because the emotion itself serves as protection—a murkiness that makes it hard to see the deeper layers. Emotional skepticism is the position with the main thesis: “It hurts me to look at you, so I’d better leave.” Pisces indeed finds it difficult to look at others’ suffering, but if it does so attentively enough, the person feels better, and Pisces experiences a strong uplift: first, it directly feels the reduction of the burden (pain, suffering, etc.) hanging over the person, which greatly elevates Pisces in its own eyes. It also receives immediate energetic support from its egregore, with which Pisces’ connection may be more intimate than that of any other Zodiac sign.
The main karmic task of Pisces is to bring to any person, any situation, a sense of Divine presence. Every person, regardless of their evolutionary level, at certain moments can, as it were, glimpse—or rather feel—the world as high-developed souls see it, filled with bliss and harmony, and themselves as an integral part of it, not a random scrap of history blown by the wind and needed by no one. Such experiences give a person the strength to live and create further, not losing faith in themselves and evolution. Pisces is given the ability, tuning into any person and any situation, to find and activate (sometimes an extremely subtle) channel of their connection with the high egregore, which is usually called God. Therefore, Pisces is the main deceiver of the Zodiac, because the extraordinary experience it can evoke does not relate to reality but to the distant future of the soul, when it is freed from many of its outer shells and the personality of the person—from imperfections.
The ability to fit into any situation is connected with Pisces’ skill in sincerely asking, which requires a person to be able to place another on their (or a higher) step of the evolutionary ladder. In this case, grace may come to the person who provided help, so for high Pisces, a life of beggary in the past was natural. A low Pisces can also easily ask, but internally it places itself above those from whom it asks; this position is called “humiliation greater than pride.” In general, the problem of self-affirmation, pride, and arrogance is very difficult for Pisces, in particular because it poorly separates itself from the situation in which it finds itself and finds it hard to say what exactly it is guilty of and what is its merit.
In the realm of inner life, Pisces’ specificity lies in the fact that it is very difficult for it to separate its higher and lower “I” and differentiate the programs of the subconscious. Internally, Pisces is so plastic and fluid that its psyche for a long time seems to it as a single whole that does not require and does not allow structuring or even distinguishing separate parts. The symbol of the sign Pisces is two Fish swimming in opposite directions, representing the higher and lower principles of a person, but internally Pisces is very whole; it ascends the path of evolution and plunges into the abyss of dissipation, always entirely, without painful inner division. Another matter is that for Pisces, as for any mutable sign, the problem of self-determination, the search for an inner core, and characteristic superficial shifts from higher to lower and back are relevant. The problem of self-actualization and the search for unique traits in itself is complicated for Pisces by the fact that it easily takes on the coloring of any person or situation but is not reduced to them; its uniqueness lies in the subtle nature of the transformation to which the situations that include it and the people who communicate with it are subjected. It is obviously very difficult to realize this, especially in youth.
From an energetic point of view, Pisces’ plasticity leads to a double effect: it is omnivorous and is a favorite victim of all kinds of vampires, manipulators, and black teachers. It can be manipulated in any way (until it floats away, after which it is no longer possible to catch it), and it also has, among other things, a great capacity for regeneration and access to inexhaustible sources of cosmic energy, thanks to which it can easily become a convenient doormat for wiping dirty feet stained with the lower astral. But even here its abilities are not limitless: when its king bores it, it tempts him to pour an enormous dose of utterly unbearable malice onto it, after which (as if by a vital need) it floats away forever or for some time.
A high Pisces can be a great spiritual teacher who initiates their students into the deepest mysteries of the spirit, but for this, it must go a long way in forming an inner core that directs the paths of transforming reality. Fire, hidden in Pisces’ depths, helps it solve these tasks, giving it enthusiasm, philanthropy, and eternal energy of mercy.
Neptune, as the first ruler of Pisces, gives the higher octave of the sign a connection to the main form of cosmic love, which (in reality) moves any Pisces, though this is not immediately realized by them. With the rulership of Neptune (as well as the influence of the fire element) is connected the fact that Pisces is a very warm sign; it is always kind and sensitive. In the lower octave, this symbolic position gives rise to all sorts of blessed fools, etc., who enjoy folk love and are drawn (at their level) to certain mystical secrets, though they are deficient in intellectual terms. Neptune makes Pisces dreamers and mystics, inclined to direct communication with the astral planes of the subtle world; this is the sign of spiritualists, fortune-tellers, mediums, mystically inclined astrologers, and so on. At the same time, Neptune turns Pisces’ interest inward to the mysterious processes of psychic life and the forces of the subconscious, making them natural psychologists, psychotherapists, psychoanalysts, psychiatrists, and priests with a psychological bias. At a higher level, Neptune gives Pisces an impulse toward religious and spiritual searches, especially in the realm of mystical religions oriented toward direct contact with higher forces and energies.
In the lower octave of Pisces, the influence of Neptune is expressed in a strong distortion of world perception, numerous phobias, a tendency toward self-deception, the ability to live simultaneously in several realities, one of which may coincide with the generally accepted one (then they say: a person with oddities), or it may not coincide with any, and then… However, Pisces’ main problems are internal; it needs to somehow reconcile its external impressions with its rich inner reality and develop a certain attitude toward what happens outside and inside it, for which it needs high landmarks—higher, in general, than those that seem to it at first glance. If it does not do this, it begins to flounder, but no purely external efforts can replace Pisces’ difficult inner work; it is no coincidence that people with a strong Pisces influence often do not respond to psychotropic drugs or react unpredictably to them.
Jupiter, as the second ruler of Pisces, gives the highest octave of the sign a cosmic resonance. A high Pisces realizes its mission not only as a subtle transformation of reality and not only as the spread of cosmic love but as a comprehensive program that synthesizes the Zodiac influences. Jupiter gives Pisces practically unlimited spheres of influence; no one remains indifferent to their soulful understanding and enveloping attention. The same Jupiter gives unrefined Pisces a kind of pride: not understanding or knowing anything properly, they feel involved in everything and perceive their often very modest role in various situations as the main one, because (they think) everything cannot do without them. Jupiter gives Pisces the ability to compensate in the form of a new current or whirlpool and an inexhaustible amount of regret, love, and indulgence, which Pisces owes to its subconscious broad view of things, which it rarely realizes but often actually demonstrates. But Jupiter can also sharply cut off Pisces’ contact with the subtle world and force it to change its place of existence if it considers that in this environment it cannot make the necessary changes. Subjectively, this is experienced by Pisces as suddenly being unable to tolerate its situation any longer and beginning to suffocate; the objective circumstance is that each Pisces (karmically) is destined to be a subtle purifier in an environment with a certain level of pollution, above which it cannot endure for long. If Pisces finds itself in a cleaner environment than it is meant for (which is determined by Pisces’ evolutionary level), it is overcome by a strong desire to muddy the water, to tempt someone, to seduce, etc. If it does not succeed, Pisces becomes bored and hastens to float away in search of a more favorable environment.
The combustion of Mercury in Pisces shows that Pisces wants to tell people what cannot be expressed in words, at least not directly. A typical Pisces is in many ways similar to a dog, which, as is well known, understands everything but cannot express it in words. At the same time, Pisces is very capable in languages, but they learn them not mentally, as Gemini does, but by immersing themselves in them as an environment; if they succeed, Pisces begin to speak effortlessly and without an accent. However, this does not mean that they can express the love and compassion for people that lie in their hearts; for this, a high Pisces uses the symbolic language of art (especially if Venus is in Pisces or aspects it), while a middle Pisces performs actions that should never be taken at face value but always partially symbolically, even if Pisces themselves do not intend this. An undeveloped Pisces is often very talkative (especially if there is a square to Gemini), in which case its speech serves not to convey its feelings and true thoughts but to mask them. In defeat, there may be a tendency toward virtuoso deception through a flow of words that often has magical qualities and literally enchants the interlocutor. The karmic task of this symbolic position is that Pisces must learn to speak clearly and express in precise (as far as possible) words its attitude toward the world and transmit to people the Divine revelation given to Pisces initially in a wordless form. If Pisces succeeds, with the help of language (which by nature is very plastic and has enormous bandwidth) it can express what is accessible only to true poets.
The culmination of Venus in Pisces symbolizes the fact that a developed Pisces illuminates the world with grace through art. Pisces is inclined toward plastic forms of art: music, painting (where the main emphasis is not on forms and lines but on color), emotionally symbolic literature, and so on. Through art, Pisces shows people the harmony of the world that they themselves cannot see, but which becomes visible with Pisces’ help. A high Pisces creates works of art that spiritually uplift a person both meditatively (at the moment of contemplation) and existentially—that is, the person truly changes, feels, and understands something, and then can no longer live and see the world as before. An undeveloped Pisces is very inclined toward emotional consumption of art: it feels it very well and tends to “get high” on it, entering into a superficial meditation that does not touch the essential points, done solely for the sake of pleasure, so that the energy of the work of art (and the egregore) is wasted. A consumerist attitude toward works of art is vampirism, barely better than the ordinary kind, and Pisces (karmically) must gradually overcome this temptation; the correct attitude toward art (not only for Pisces) is that interaction with it is work, and if a person does not change as a result of this interaction, then their work has been in vain.
For a consumerist attitude toward art, Pisces is drawn to cruder and simpler pleasures. The social manifestation of developed Pisces often involves charitable activities; they see their mission in fighting for peace, enlightening the people, and so on. Here, cosmic love is manifested again, indirectly and, it seems at first glance, naively, but these are only the first steps in the true unfolding of this symbolic position.
The culmination of Venus also concerns Pisces’ problem of choosing ethics. Pisces’ plasticity is too strongly influenced by the situations around it, and here Venus provides excellent social adaptation at the expense of a lack of defined positions; Pisces thinks that socially acceptable behavior (and only that) is ethical. A developed Pisces, with the help of Venus, manages to include an aesthetic criterion in its ethics, so that without losing flexibility, it will behave quite precisely, avoiding (in its opinion) ugly (according to its concepts, agreed with the egregore) situations and positions; in general, the more natural path for Pisces is the way of *dao* rather than *yoga* (with the exception of *bhakti*).
The culmination of Chiron in Pisces gives the lower octave of the sign an extraordinary chaos of situations in which it finds itself; any Pisces at the beginning of the path finds itself in murky and muddy water, in which it is quite difficult to see the light. At the same time, Chiron gives Pisces (initially unconsciously) a non-standard view of what is happening; they feel that cosmic love, through them, is doing something quite definite, though (for them) still incomprehensible, and they, at least, have an open mind—that is, they are unbiased toward many subtle effects and manifestations of the Cosmos. Chiron gives any Pisces the opportunity to deeply understand its subconscious and bring a certain order to its structure, in particular, to separate the higher and lower “I” (which is much more difficult for Pisces than for any other Zodiac sign), after which to form an ethics and understand the relationships and structure of the egregores it serves. Chiron gives a developed Pisces the ability to behave in a way intermediate between a lower-octave Pisces (complete submission to circumstances) and a higher-octave Pisces (Neptunian Pisces), which evokes sacred love and awe simply by its existence, but also passive. A Chironic Pisces can perfectly adapt to any person and circumstances, but its behavior is meaningful, and adaptation occurs precisely to the extent that it considers necessary; beyond that, it can activate Chiron as a disturber of peace and, with its practical help, make a precisely calculated maneuver against the current in order to expand consciousness (individual or collective) or destroy its rigid, outdated forms. Chiron gives Pisces the ability to develop an intermediate ethics in the process of transition from the lower octave to the higher; in other words, it gives a compass, following which, a Pisces wandering in the mud and dirty currents, avoiding flights into the clouds, can come to a Pisces that dwells in exceptionally pure water and purifies it simply by its presence. This intermediate ethics includes careful attention to the surrounding reality and a certain practical activity, behind which stands an intuitive understanding of its higher meaning—the spread of (at this level, often ruthless) cosmic love into the world.
The Pisces situation includes all sorts of trances, exits into other spaces, narcotic states, group and individual prayers in a humble mood, when a person (and a collective) submits to the will of the current in which it finds itself. The lower octave of the Pisces situation is represented by beggary, humiliating requests “for the sake of Christ,” and so on. Pisces is activated whenever a person begins to float along the waves of life, waves a hand at everything that happens to them, resigns themselves to the inevitable, and so on. Unfortunately, humility under the pressure of prevailing lower forces belongs to the lower octave of Pisces; the higher octave implies humility of the lower “I” before the higher, especially at the moment of rebellion of the former. In everyday situations, Pisces below the middle octave are activated at the moment of dirty reconciliations conducted under the slogan “a bad peace is better than a good quarrel,” when the warring parties, tired of fighting, still want to rest from battles and live in peace for some time without agreeing on their positions. Higher Pisces are activated only when the warring parties sincerely repent and agree on their contradictions. In general, it should be kept in mind that high Pisces are very fastidious and will never swim into dirty water, which in no way contradicts their cosmic mercy; they will send those who need them a relative with a lower evolutionary level, in exact accordance with the level of the person and the situation: a prostitute offended by a client will be comforted not by a saint but by her own pimp.
The situation of a higher-octave Pisces is closely connected with the principle “turn the other cheek if you are struck on the right,” when applied by a sufficiently evolutionarily developed person who does not suppress resentment or hidden aggression in the process. And the retribution (karmic) can be very strong, since it is carried out directly by the egregore: in the best case, the offender will be tormented by conscience, and in the worst case, they will face prolonged suffering; the action of the egregore’s backlash on humanity after the crucifixion of Jesus Christ has been going on for 2000 years.
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At a high level of processing, this Sun position gives a soft spiritual teacher with a rather rigid training program. At a high emotional level, cosmic love is strict and merciless, and students feel the enormous inner pressure behind the soft manners; the principle “softly spreads the bed, but sleeps hard” reigns here, because it is well known that it is much better if a spiritual teacher strikes than softly forgives and thereby gives a chance to return. Pisces. At a lower evolutionary level, the Sun sets before Pisces the following dilemma: either to follow the karmic program—in which case the principle of mercy and all-forgiveness—or, succumbing to emotions and grievances, to try to defend itself or establish justice, which, it must be said, low Pisces have a very vague idea of. In the first case, the solar Pisces will have a hard time, but at critical moments Jupiter will give it a second wind or Neptune will illuminate it with grace; in the second case, the Sun will double its pressure both externally—that is, as external circumstances—and internally, as general disharmony of the subconscious. In the intermediate variant, the Chironic Pisces, the Sun quite accurately indicates on whom and how much attention it should focus, but it often gets carried away and places accents completely wrong, for which it pays with long and outwardly meaningless karmic ties that it cannot break. The greatest danger for the solar Pisces is the temptation to dilute its karmic task: to love not deeply enough, to protect itself a little more than karma requires, to be attentive and less perceptive, and so on. However, this Sun position, through the imperative will of the egregore it transmits, cannot be deceived, and for any concession to its lower “I” not provided for by karma, the solar Pisces will have to pay dearly.
Sun in Pisces
Compassion, universality, renunciation. This is a hypersensitive sign, very strongly reacting to the thoughts of other people. They are always on the verge of reality, ready to get lost, to surrender to fate, eternal dreamers, sleeping even while awake. They simply want to live, but this desire almost never comes true, as they yield to other promises and vows. They try to do what is necessary, but their will is weak. They are often so naive that the struggle of life is torment for them, so they
