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Astrology: Asteroid Goddesses in Astrology & the Expression of the Feminine Polarity (Awakening of the Divine Feminine in Humanity)
Astrology: Asteroid Goddesses in Astrology & the Expression of the Feminine Polarity (Awakening of the Divine Feminine in Humanity)
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The asteroids are a belt of planetary bodies largely between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter, discovered in the early 1800s. The first four cited were named after the greatest goddesses: Ceres, Pallas Athene, Juno & Vesta. They represent new voices of the unconcious feminine,
recently activated and now demanding power, recognition, justice, and equality in our society. The awakening of new aspects of feminine expression has had an equally profound effect on men. As women are altering their traditional role expressions, men are developing new responses
to the transformed woman. Old patterns are no longer acceptable, and new set of expectations and rules are now required of them. In the past, men had projected their feminine qualities of emotion, nurturance, and sensitivity on the women and with the recent activation of these
asteroids, men have been pressured and encouraged to both own and develop these qualities of themselves. An increasing number of men have rejected the “macho” stereotype image, and have acknowledged & expressed their intuitive, feeling selves as a result. Men have also increased
their involvement in the raising of their children, as well as sharing prenatal childbirth training and assisting in the birth process. The increase in homosexuality is another outstanding area of men’s liberation where the acknowledgment and expression of the feminine polarity
has surfaced in many men. The upsurge of the feminine has become the foundation of the general consciousness-expansion movement and during the last decade, we have witnessed an emergence of healing, therapy, and increased psychic awareness.
Ceres: Goddess of Agriculture, The Great MotherAssociation: Cancer, Virgo, & Taurus
Polarities: Compassion/Anger
Ceres represents our capacity to unconditionally love and nurture ourselves and others. She uses the feminine creative energy to birth and sustain new life forms. Ceres, the asteroid goddess, presides over the fertility of the Earth & the procreation of her people’s.
In her relationship as mother, she symbolizes both the need to care for others and ourselves as well as the consequences of neglecting what we have given life. It points to how we face the issues of self-esteem, the relationship to our parents in children, food, dependency,
attachment, loss, separation, mother complexes, rejection, grief, sharing, work and productivity. In the birth chart, Ceres addresses the issues of how and where we experience the need to nurture and be nurtured.
Pallas Athene: Goddess of Wisdom & Justice, The Warrior QueenAssociations: Libra, Leo & AquariusPolarities: Courage/Fear
Pallas Athene, the Warrior Queen and Goddess of Wisdom, represents ones capacity for creative wisdom and original perceptions. Pallas utilizes Venus’ sexual, reproductive energy to generate mental progeny and creative energy to give birth to ideas. She is said to have originated
from Jupiter, and is known for being a fierce warrior as well as for her intelligence. Pallas governs the air signs of Libra and Aquarius and the fire sign Leo. She is a vehicle through which thoughts take form, and represents the spark of intelligence that initiates the creative
act. As humanity starts to become more consciously aware, with the help of astrology, numerology and info like this, Pallas Athene brings us a new awareness of how we perceive reality. She speaks to taking responsibility for our actions and illuminates our faculties of clear
thought, impartial judgment, and courage to stand behind our ethical principles. Most of all, she urges us to recognize that intelligence can arise from a feminine, as well as masculine source. This understanding enables us to reconcile the unnecessary separation between our
love nature and our mental-creative wisdom. In astrology, she symbolizes a family define quality of heroism, bravery, sensible toughness and courage. Her themes point out how we face the issues of learning, creativity, realization, accomplishment, sublimating sexual
energy into creative outlets, alienation from relationships, father complexes, competition, and the fruits/fears of success. Where Pallas lands in your chart shows where you’re smart, creative, and bold. This is also where you fight for justice and want to influence society.
Juno: Goddess of Marriage, The Divine ConsortAssociations: Libra & ScorpioPolarities: Intimacy/Manipulation
Juno was Zeus/Jupiter’s wife and was said to be quite jealous as well. Juno tells us what we need in the day-to-day and year-to-year interactions of constancy with another person. When these needs for intimacy and death are denied, Juno rages and grieves over the failure of
the prince and princess to live happily ever after, as she did in her marriage with Jupiter. Juno represents our capacity for meaningful relationships and symbolizes the principle of relatedness. Her activation in the psyche is causing a revolution in the traditional forms of
marriage. Individuals experience her pressure in their lives as the inability to participate in old and outdated relationship roles. By realizing that the old marriage rules cannot contain fulfilling relationships, Juno urges the creation of new forms of partnership, and points
us to a path of transforming the inner bride and bridegroom so that honesty, intimacy & depth can thrive in conscious unions. As associated with the element of water, Juno opens us up to the world of emotion within our primary relationships. Through a committed partnership,
she strives to create a perfected and balanced union with another. Astrologically, Juno exhibits strong rulership associations with Libra and Scorpio, the signs of marriage and consummation. In the birth chart, Juno shows marriage and jealousy, including the kind of marriage
partner you are or get as well as how we face the issues of compatibility, relationship commitments, receptivity to others, mutual sharing and trust, jealousy, possessiveness, and power struggles. This asteroid can also indicate infidelity, betrayal, and woman’s rights.
Vesta: Goddess of the Vestal Virgins, The Keeper of the FlameAssociations: Virgo and ScorpioPolarities: Devotion/Fanaticism
Vesta represents our capacity to integrate & focus our energies, and experience wholeness of self. She utilizes the female creative energy for personal regeneration and dedication to specific goals and aspirations. she holds the teachings of becoming whole within ourselves,
and tells of a path of inner transformation where we can cleanse and revitalize our bodies and reunite our emotions with our minds. Most astrologers have given it rulership over the sign of Virgo but however, it also has a strong affinity with the sign in Scorpio.
The activation of Vesta in our consciousness corresponds with the increase of psychological and physical healing therapies. Vesta speaks of deepening the relationship with our own soul. She governs spiritual disciplines which refine our psychic and telepathic channels, and
physical disciplines which purify the temples of our bodies. For those who live alone by choice or necessity, she is the recognition that “alone” can be a precious friend and ally. Her rise in society corresponds to the moral health issues that surround the sexual interactions of
single people. Her themes encompass our search for deeper meaning in the mist of unsatisfying traditional religious moral codes. Because of this, she responds to the recent growth of the psychic arts and occult sciences. Vesta assists us in focusing
our energies as we commit ourselves to inner work on integrating the power of ourselves, and outwardly dedicating this power to fulfilling a vision. During her time, sex without marriage (Libra) became an unforgivable sin. This then created an artificial separation between
spirituality (Virgo) and sexuality (Scorpio) that has endured for millennia in the collective psyche. Astrologically, Vesta indicates how we face the issues of personal integration, work, devotion, spiritual practice, commitment, sacrifice, aloneness, solitude, alienation from
personal relationships, and a range of sexual complexes based on denial and fear of intimacy. A strong Vesta points to a variety of possible sexual expressions that include sexual denial, sexual union outside of marriage, and, at an
extreme, promiscuously and prostitution. Later on, most individuals who outwardly express rebellion in defiance against traditional mores may subliminally feel a sense of shame and guilt after their actions. In the birth chart, Vesta describes our style of self-identification,
focus & devotion, and where we are able to commit ourselves to work for a worthy goal. Vesta is connected to the recent sexual liberation revolution, as well as its backlash seen in the spread of sexual diseases which are leading to increased fear and alienation from intimate
interactions. Due to the current morality that promotes a very hyper-sexual persona, confusion arises between the extremes of sexual denial and sexual freedom. Her presence corresponds to the development of various support groups in contemporary society including meditation
groups, men and women’s consciousness groups, ritual circles, psychological group therapy, Alcoholics Anonymous and Weight Watchers.
