What are you in opposition to? (Eris opposes the Moon)

Astrology on the surface is about the planets, but in truth, it is about how people relate to one another.

Astrology teaches us about “aspects,” the angular relationships between two planets within a projected circle out from Earth, the Zodiac. And there is one particular aspect that matters this week: the opposition.

The opposition is about how you face conflict, how you interpret it, and how you move through it.

You can react to an “aspect” without thinking, feeling, or processing. You can be like a bouncy ball, just getting thrown around by life. Every bump, setback, or detour feels like something happening to you. Life is in control, and you are just reacting to it.

OR you can step back for a moment with me this week...

Listen to the podcast.

On Spotify. On YouTube. Or Above.

Understand what astrology actually teaches. It isn’t fortune-telling. It teaches principles that help us put language to experiences we already know.

You know what an opposition feels like.

Think about being in a fight with someone. You can physically feel the tension when you are in the same room. But somehow, you can feel that same tension even when the person isn’t there.

Tell me why someone sitting right next to you can feel a million miles away.

There are things we may not be able to see with our physical eyes, but we absolutely feel them with our human hearts.

That is where I want to go this week.

Listen to the podcast. Then do the AI prompt.

Let’s go deep.

How to Get This Magic Working ⁠✨

1) Download your ⁠⁠Natal Chart Navigator⁠⁠ and save a screenshot to your phone in your photos (so you don’t have to repeat this step each week!).

2) Upload your Navigator into your favorite AI (I use ChatGPT)

3) Cut + paste the prompt below.

4) Sit back, read the reflection, and connect to the cosmos

Weekly AI Prompt

✦ NATAL CHART NAVIGATOR ✦
Copy and paste everything below into ChatGPT as one complete prompt.

"Using Table 2 house cusps only, first place the transiting Moon at 25°54′ Libra and transiting Eris at 25°54′ Aries into the natal chart. Be precise with the house placement: determine each house by comparing the exact transit degree to the Table 2 cusp ranges, and do not assume a house from the sign. Once placed, explore where conflict may be emerging between those two areas of life. Then compare two ways of meeting that conflict: Mars, which uses action and physical strength to address the problem directly, versus Eris, which uses intellectual strength and willpower to hold ground, challenge, endure, or outthink the conflict. Keep the interpretation practical and specific to the houses involved, showing what a Mars response and an Eris response could each look like in those areas of life."

*My entire body of work is based on Western Astrology and the Koch House system.

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🎵 Music Credit: “Yesterday Standing By” – These Gents Sampled by Jack Klintworth, via Damiet5ry on SoundCloud

📷 Image credit: Various artists via 123RF.com

Contact information:

Website: emilyklintworth.com

Email: absolutelyastrology@gmail.com