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The Career in Scorpio and Saturn in Capricorn, and Greetings Was Very Well Received by the Audience QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF OPA Career OPA’s Quarterly Magazine Astrologer The JUPITER IN SCORPIO The Art of Living and Dying The Organization for SEPTEMBER EQUINOX Professional Astrology 03 2017 OPA’s Quarterly Magazine V26-03 SEPTEMBER EQUINOX 2017 page 1 QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF OPA The Career in Scorpio and Saturn in Capricorn, and Greetings was very well received by the audience. Astrologer We enjoyed the wealth of diverse per- SEPTEMBER spectives, from personal to mundane, EQUINOX 2017 03 OPA! on the subject. A recording is available to OPA mem- bers who missed the live event. ost Eclipse The next OPA LIVE is schedule for Blessings to December, ahead of the new year. Jupiter in POPA peeps More new development - OPA will and global astrolo- now officially recognize the hard work Scorpio gy enthusiasts. and important contribution of astrolo- After having explored the dramatic gers through the OPA ORION AWARD President’s Report P.2 Eclipse alignments and witnessed the – Why Orion? Because this constellation JUPITER IN SCORPIO P.3 intense climate activity that followed in is one of the most fertile nurseries of the United States and across the world, Interview with Julija Simas P.29 Stars! This is what OPA is about, birth- we are now getting ready for the next ing astrologers! ASTROLOGY ARGUMENTS P.34 cycles on the astrological horizon. Note THE FIRST AWARD is for Invaluable MODEL TESTING P.39 that the Eclipse degrees, 15 Aquarius/ Service to OPA as an organization Leo and 28 Leo will remain potent and – The 2017 nominees are Oner Doser, Transits of the Season P.52 we can expect further Eclipse activa- Maurice Fernandez, Arlan Wise, and Reflection of Life Cycles P.56 tion/events in the weeks to come. Sara Fisk – who each have contribut- Our eyes are now on a series of plan- ed tremendously to bringing OPA to ZOOdiac: Astrology for Pets P.62 etary ingresses into Introverted Signs, where it is today! Enhancing Your Practice P.64 beginning with Jupiter moving into THE SECOND AWARD is for Scorpio, then Saturn into Capricorn, and Outstanding Contribution to Editors: Arlan Wise and Maurice Fernandez in 2018, Uranus moving into Taurus – all Astrology – the 2017 nominees are Proofing: Nancy Beale, Jeremy Kanyo, Geoff Gronlund joining Neptune already in wet Pisces. David Cochrane, Chris McRae, Roy Design: Sara Fisk No more fire/air extravagance and exu- Gillett, and Maurice Fernandez Cover Artwork: David Nuño berance, but a more cautious, tamed, Though they each deserve a medal, [email protected] and internal earth/water approach. This we only have one for each category. The www.facebook.com/tigrecosmico issue explores the passage of Jupiter winners will be announced at the 2017 © 2017 OPA All rights reserved. No part of this publication into Scorpio with a wealth of truly inter- OPA Retreat Banquet in Utah (Oct 21). may be reproduced without the written consent of OPA, unless by the authors of the articles themselves. esting articles by OPA members. Enjoy! In the meantime, sending many bless- At OPA, we were excited to have ings across the OPlanet – May Jupiter in launched our new webinar format, OPA Scorpio deepen and enrich our experi- LIVE, where 4 to 6 astrologers discuss ence and Art of Living and Dying. Astrology questions and configurations The Organization for together. The first webinar event was Maurice Fernandez Professional Astrology about the upcoming transit of Jupiter President, OPA PRESIDENT’S REPORT THIS ISSUE Jupiter in Scorpio Addressing Arguments OPAastrology.org Model Testing The Career page 2 Astrologer OPA’s Quarterly Magazine JUPITER in Scorpio The Art of Living and Dying Jupiter in Scorpio brings immense power to Appetite for Destruction – The those who dare cross boundaries and reinvent Dark Alleys to Freedom JUPITER IN themselves: The power of destruction is tremendous David Bowie with Jupiter in Scorpio. We must flirt with Arnold Schwarzenegger the magic of Death to access the freedom SCORPIO Britney Spears of rebirth. OCT 10, 2017 TO NOV 8, 2018 Elvis Presley Dalai Lama Ronald Reagan Elian Gonzales Seeing is Believing Aaron Spelling Prince William of England – the Ecstasy of Steven Spielberg Camilla Parker Bowles Transformation River Phoenix by Maurice Fernandez upiter in Scorpio is a powerful force that combines expansion with depth, poten- Jtially catapulting us to greater dimensions of growth on all levels, material or spiritual. Yet, to access the promise of wealth, increase, and spiritual ecstasy, Jupiter in Scorpio imposes a challenge: accept the naked, and, often inconvenient, Truth. Scorpio brings doubt to Jupiter’s faith and optimism. Seeing is believing for Jupiter in Scorpio, there is no space for fanciful wishful think- ing or blind beliefs. We can expect experienc- es of disillusionment and deflation of hopes initially, but only for the purpose of eventually creating and seizing incredible opportunities. Compulsion for Growth – the Church of Mega Success Nothing stands in the way of Jupiter in Scorpio’s need for MORE, in depth and heights. Will power, determination, and courage to face faceless enemies can create the most incredible breakthroughs. Cravings are deep, we seek the Truth which can be the bitter pill of ecstasy. OPA’s Quarterly Magazine V26-03 SEPTEMBER EQUINOX 2017 page 3 JUPITER in Scorpio The Art of Living and Dying Conspiracy Theories – in search for the True Truth Trust is a tall order for Jupiter in Scorpio; no stone is left unturned to dig yet deeper in EVENTS search for what has been concealed and cov- • Airbus plane crashes in ered under the surface. Paranoia mixes with Jupiter in Scorpio cycle: test flight, killing 7 crew revelation, delusion with prophecy. 1993-94 members Julian Assange • NASA loses contact with Susan Sarandon Magellan spacecraft in Alfred Hitchcock • Michael Jackson is accused of Venus’s atmosphere. Mata Hari sexually molesting 13 year old • Magazine publishes photos Jordan Chandler of French President Francois Dark and Controversial Prophets • A man fires two blank shots at Mitterrand’s secret daughter – Bad and Banned! Prince Charles • Ronald Reagan reveals he has No taboo stands in the path to power or • Rwanda Genocide between Alzheimers knowledge, even if crossing the line means no Hutu and Tutsi tribes – 1 million return… no return. people die Aleister Crowley • Nelson Mandela elected Ron Hubbard (Scientology Church founder) Jupiter in Scorpio cycle: President of South Africa – the Joseph Mengele 2005-2006 Luc Jouret (cult leader) first black president - marking Henry Kissinger the end of Apartheid Charles Manson • Israel and Jordan sign a • First human face transplant David Koresh (cult leader) Peace Treaty performed • Deadly Travel incidents • Mahmoud Ahmadinejad Sex, Magic, and Kundalini • Estonia Ferry sinks, killing 852 becomes Iran President Revelation people • Horizon begins its 9-year From the root, to the crown, and back again, • USAir crashes in Pittsburg, journey to Pluto Jupiter in Scorpio’s perilous journey through killing 132 people • Pluto demoted to Dwarf Planet the occult sets a spiritual activation into • China Airline crashes, killing • North Korea performs its first motion – a point where no mind can harness 264 people ever nuclear test the Force unleashed. R The Career page 4 Astrologer OPA’s Quarterly Magazine indicator to me that Scorpio was going to be ter involved a brutal abduction and loss of my teacher. innocence which forced upon me a harsh les- Jupiter in Toward the end of Jupiter’s first trip son on the importance of using one’s intuition. around my horoscope, as it touched my Despite the fact that the hairs on the back of North Node, my best friend was diagnosed my neck stood up upon meeting the young Scorpio with rapid onset lymph cancer. I was just ten men that violated me, I ignored the clear sig- years old. Jupiter moved further and transited nals that I received to be careful…I was fifteen a Personal through my eighth house when my friend died. years old, I spent the years that followed blam- At this time, transiting Mercury and transiting ing myself for being stupid and I of course, Neptune were conjunct my natal Jupiter. Days told no one. Journey… after her funeral, I awoke suddenly to see her As Jupiter continued its journey around sitting at the end of my bed. She appeared to my chart, opposed its natal position and crossed my IC, I started working as a veter- by Deborah James me just as she had before becoming sick, she was smiling as she told me that she was better inary nurse. My ability to communicate with now and would see me again. She thanked me animals really helped when it came to the was born with Jupiter for being her best friend. I didn’t tell anyone, inevitable task of euthanising peoples’ pets, in Scorpio in my ninth because I knew that no one would believe often with the owner present. At times, the Ihouse . Through my years me; but I knew in my bones that she was animal was unwanted and was not in the of working with this aspect I have okay and that I would indeed be seeing her right circumstance to be re-housed, or due found that the traditional terms for this planet, again. I just experienced my first commu- to illness and pain it was at our discretion to sign and placement are particularly poignant nication with the dead and I was strangely put them to sleep. In the case of greyhounds, and true. I have seen this aspect manifest in comforted by the experience. this would happen when they were no longer my life through my worldly travels, magical able to run fast enough. teachings, overwhelmingly frightening sha- On Jupiter’s second trip around my I had learned very early that I could connect manic journeys and spiritual, astrological, mys- horoscope he crossed my Ascendant and with the animals on a soul level and have a tical understandings…to name a few.
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