#Grand trine astrology series#
The Kite starts with a symmetrical triangular figure (most commonly a Grand Trine) and adds a fourth planet in opposition to one of the other planets, forming a diamond-shaped figure that looks like a kite (see diagrams below).įrom March through June of 2007, we have a whole series of four Grand Trine Kites! They all involve the Jupiter-Saturn trine, as well as the Saturn-Neptune opposition. In astrology, a Kite is one of many aspect configurations or aspect figures (a group of planets that act like a "team," playing out a collective energy). Usually we think of the diamond-shaped kite (like the one above). Most of us know that a kite is a deceptively simple object that sails on the wind, controlled by its operator from the ground. The Sun, Mercury, Venus and Mars each aligned to form a series of Grand Trine Kite aspect patterns. Change is inevitable and yearns to be shaped.In 2007, Jupiter and Saturn were in trine aspect, while Saturn and Neptune were in opposition. Fire grand trines ask change to prove itself to us and, in doing so, often forget that change does not have to prove itself to anyone. What is craved is not integrity, sometimes, but definitive change. Fire grand trines move through the world fast and gleeful, shrugging when parts of themselves become tattered in their hurry. Fire grand trines, sometimes, see the body as disposable and action as the only reality. It can be hard for a fire grand trine person to respect the self. We must learn to see our own limitations and also recognize that taking those limitations seriously is not self betrayal but self respect. Fire grand trines are impatient and must learn the value of teamwork. It is not so easy for any grand trine person, but especially a fire grand trine, to work with other people. We suspect that we do not deserve it and that there must be something that we have overlooked if things are settling around us. Sometimes, fire grand trines feel discontent in peace. We find it hard to build something hardy without feeling that we are somehow betraying our inner ethos. Sometimes, our gifts are also our wounds.įire grand trines are punks. Sometimes, we have poor relationships to benefics. Grand trines are sometimes called blessings but they don’t always feel that way. If energy causes us frustration, we try to get up earlier and earlier. If time causes us frustration, we yearn to live outside of time. If money causes us frustration, then we yearn to live without money. When frustrated, we want to get rid of the things that cause our frustrations. We don’t understand why we should not dispose of something if it is not working for the vast majority of us. The reason why fire grand trine people are nihilists is because we want to burn the world down.
Then, we feel like we never have enough time. We believe that we will always have enough time until we start doing something. We don’t like to think about not having enough energy or money or time. We often function almost mechanically, believing that we will always find the energy as long as we find the inspiration, even when we don’t have the resources.įire grand trines don’t like to think about resources. We imagine that we are made not with flesh but with rubber. We sometimes take our bodies for granted and we push ourselves to the max. We find it unsettling when the possibility of change is removed.įire grand trines are self sustaining in the same way that a bonfire is self sustaining but we are also self consuming in the same way that a wildfire becomes self consuming.
We live for change and we are restored by a little bit of chaos. Fire grand trine people get a lot done, in bursts, but we also burn out fast. Fire burns and to always have a state of fire is to perpetually burn.
It doesn’t always feel so spectacular to have a fire grand trine. I like to tell people who have a fire grand trine that they always have a little fire, no matter what time it is. These three placements will be interested in similar things but try to do these things at a different pace. There’s also the nihilism-the feeling that nothing truly has meaning other than what we give it.Ī grand trine signifies three placements in the same element but of different modalities. There’s the urgency-wants to get rid of all of the old systems and wipe the slate clean so that something new can emerge. There’s the absurdity of the fire grand trine-always feeling as though there must be a way to get something done that no one has ever thought of before. I have a fire grand trine and I can usually spot it if someone shares this placement.
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