Read Astrolojew Horoscopes for Adar Bet in the Jerusalem Post
Adar Bet (March 7 through April 5) is colored with courage and conviction “ad lo yodeah” this year!
Adar Bet (March 7 through April 5) is colored with courage and conviction “ad lo yodeah” this year!
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| "Pisces" from the Leiden Aratea, 9th Century |
Because 5779 is a shanah meuberet (a “pregnant year") on the Hebrew
calendar, we added Adar Aleph, the extra (thirteenth) month. This makes Adar
Bet overlap Tekufah Nisan, the Spring Equinox, when the Sun enters
Aries.
In years when Purim of Adar Bet falls during Solar Aries, Redemption is
an action word, not merely a theoretical, theological hope!
Adar Bet (and
Adar during any non-leap year) is associated with the Tribe of Naftali and the mazal
of the Mutable Water sign of Pisces, “dagim” – represented by a pair of
fish swimming in opposite directions. This symbol reminds us of the deep waters
of the subconscious and unconscious mind which is the realm of Pisces: the
place of unbridled imagination, deepest dreams and fantasies, the universal,
the immortal, the undifferentiated one-ness and unity of souls beyond ego
constructs and personal identities.
Pisces has dual
planetary rulers: Jupiter (Tzedek) in classical astrology, and Neptune (Rahab)
in modern astrology. This year’s transit of Jupiter through Sagittarius
enhances Pisces’ prophetic gifts in harmony with Neptune’s innate idealism. The New Moon in Pisces March 6 activates
spiritual insights and ignites devotional passion. Like Tribal ruler Naftali
whose legendary swiftness was supernatural, Pisces energy empowers us to break
through the natural barriers of reason and logic with the tensile strength of
unimpeded faith.
Purim begins at
sundown on March 20, just hours after the Full Moon in Libra and Tekufah
Nisan, the Vernal Equinox, as the Sun enters Aries. That’s a recipe for a
rocking Purim, sure to ignite fresh, fun, and stimulating encounters.
May courage
and conviction join hands with passion and purity “ad lo yodeah”, uniting
idealism and self-sacrifice in the service of the greater good!
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| From "Adar" Poster, Rumania, early 20th Century |
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