There is a social need this week offering opportunities to meet others, design and discuss plans and share ideas while networking and moving into a bigger arena of personal or professional experience. Mercury just entered Pisces last Thursday. Generally, Mercury in Pisces is about imagination and creative solutions on a bigger global scale. Thinking concepts rather than the ‘how’ to do something is to how best work with this energy.
Since Mercury is also running close to Saturn, it also suggests that ideas that are floating around in your brain– may land on a practical format where a plan can finally be set into place. With Saturn and Mercury working together, this is a great tine to research your idea, do the numbers, discuss with others the commerce aspect of an agreement – what works and what doesn’t work – these are all possibilities with potential resolutions if you take time to think your imagination’s visions.
Saturn and Mercury combos have to do with crossing the ‘t’s and dotting the ‘i’s in an agreement. And this time isn’t any different. Realize that everyone receives information in varying ways. Some people are auditory – others visual and others kinesthetic. You could be saying the same thing to everyone, but everyone receives it in unusual ways – thus the suggestion to write down your thinking and share that with others. If they are more visual, draw a little mind map to illustrate your thoughts. Since Jupiter is working favorably with this combination, this is a suitable time to act on your ideas.
Since the Sun and Saturn also conjoin in their once-a-year meet-up on February 28 this is particularly important. Setting boundaries –communicating what you can or cannot do is imperative at this time. And, since Saturn is involved, give your audience some ‘time’ (Saturn) to think about the various alternatives you present them. Slow always works better than too fast. Sudden changes are still jumping out here and there so don’t react – just take a moment – and then respond. The worst thing to do is quickly respond without thinking about your response in these relationships.
