“Solve’ et coagula”

“Dissolution is the Secret of the Great Work”:

Neptune loves all mystery (novels, tales, mythologically impossible tasks resolved by defining the vast:)

After the talk: the replay will be available here:

 

Solve

absolve – 15th c “to set free, loosen, acquit”
solvent “able to pay all one owes”, “to disperse” then in 1530 = “to explain”
“complicated” means “not easy to solve.”
dissolve – to break up, to loosen
resolve c. 1400 – resolution

 

The Moon and Saturn in Scorpio are expansively (Jupiter) dedicated to Neptune,

 

Jupiter in Cancer participates in  everything: the T Square with Pluto and Uranus, and the Watery Grand Trine, with Neptune, and Saturn and the Moon.

 

Story is the key that unlocks the door between back-stage and on-stage…
wild on-stage conflagration with the back-stage of solution, resolution, absolution.

Saturn says, “let’s make it a mystery-detective novel story,” as a manner of resolving conflict.
(Pluto says distill-resolve out the violence into strategy stealth and savvy.)

Meanwhile the Sun says not to forget the on-stage mojo of “Drunken Chickens,” next to Ceres –

“Bareback  Rider Thrills the Excited Crowds.”

Mercury enters the fray 8+ Leo, trine Uranus, 150 degrees to Pluto, just past square to Saturn…
even in a cramped work space (“glass blowers in a tightly cramped work-space”) we can design the vast world with the symbolic play that connects us to Big Mystery powers.

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(and just for word fun:counterpart to cliff = kloof)

kloof \kloof\, noun:

(in South Africa) a deep glen; ravine.

There are the sheer kloofs cut in the hills by the rushing rains of centuries, down which the rivers sparkle…
— H. Rider Haggard, King Solomon’s Mines, 1885