This podcast episode delves into the intricate astrological concepts surrounding the Thema Mundi, which is posited as the astrological chart of the entire world. We engage in a profound discourse on the implications of various zodiac signs, particularly focusing on how they correlate with elemental characteristics such as water. The discussion encompasses the nature of Scorpio as embodying extreme temperatures and biological processes, thus offering insights into its representation of life and vitality. We also explore the relationship between fresh water and Cancer, as well as the salt water symbolism associated with Pisces, highlighting the interconnectedness of these elements in the broader context of astrological interpretation. Ultimately, this episode invites listeners to contemplate the profound relationships between astrology, elemental forces, and the biological processes of life.
Takeaways:
The discussion on Jupiter raised intriguing astrological inquiries, reflecting its significance in astrological charts.
The Thema Mundi was explored as a comprehensive astrological representation of the world, prompting insightful interpretations.
The conversation delved into the elemental associations of astrological signs, particularly focusing on water signs and their characteristics.
The interplay between salt and fresh water was metaphorically linked to the astrological signs of Pisces and Cancer, respectively.
Scorpio was described as embodying extreme biological processes, emphasizing its connection to life's fundamental aspects.
The participants exhibited a profound curiosity about astrological interpretations, fostering an enriching dialogue on the subject.
We, we didn't get in the article, but you talked about Jupiter and Claudia had a Jupiter question for you.
Speaker A:
And maybe that, maybe that is a good time to bring it up since
Speaker B:
we, you know, I, I, I do, I, I have the Jupiter question, but before I do the Jupiter, I wanted to know what your opinion on the, I think it's called the Thema Mundi.
Speaker B:
It's like the str.
Speaker B:
It's basically like the astrological chart of the entire world.
Speaker B:
You mentioned, you know, the United States, and that one came to mind right away.
Speaker B:
So I guess I want to pick your brain.
Speaker B:
Like, how would you place it?
Speaker B:
Would you place it exactly how they do it?
Speaker B:
You know, it's like I think like sun in the fifth house or like, I think cancer's like, I don't know if it's cancer rising or something, but cancer rising.
Speaker C:
I used to think the Earth was a cancer rising, but I don't know now because the formation, the Earth was first an aquatic thing, right?
Speaker C:
And ices is the sea.
Speaker A:
Right.
Speaker C:
And Pisces places cancer in the fifth place.
Speaker C:
And that I am on the verge of trying to see if Pisces fits it more.
Speaker C:
So I can't really, I don't see nothing wrong with the way they have it done now.
Speaker C:
But now I thought about that because I was, I was wondering, I was talking to someone and we were talking about the ages, like, you know, how they had the dinosaur age and the, the different ice ages and blah, blah, blah.
Speaker C:
And we were watching this evolutionary Earth on Discovery Channel, like the Earth when it first formed, what were the first continents formed and things of that sort and blah, blah, blah.
Speaker C:
And what was here, fresh water or salt water and blah blah, blah.
Speaker C:
And the consensus and science is that it was more salt water than fresh water at first.
Speaker C:
And fresh water is cancer and salt water is Pisces.
Speaker C:
So I started saying, so let me see.
Speaker C:
But it's the mixture of those waters, when fresh water developed with the salt water kind of brung about a lot of life.
Speaker C:
And cancer in the fifth, in the place of life, you know, saying kind of fits that.
Speaker C:
Pisces rising Monday instead.
Speaker C:
But I would, I haven't done any more research on it.
Speaker C:
It was just a thought.
Speaker B:
Interesting.
Speaker B:
I like that you put Pisces rising there.
Speaker B:
I'm gonna actually like, do my own research behind it.
Speaker A:
What would you describe the type of water Scorpio is?
Speaker C:
Boiling.
Speaker B:
What'd you say?
Speaker C:
Boiling.
Speaker C:
Boiling.
Speaker C:
Scorching water.
Speaker C:
You said muddy, swampy.
Speaker A:
You said cancer is fresh water.
Speaker A:
Pisces, salt water.
Speaker A:
That's why I was wondering, for the people who don't, who might have been wondering, well, what's the other water sign then?
Speaker A:
Scorpio.
Speaker C:
Scorpio is extreme.
Speaker C:
Extreme temperatures.
Speaker C:
That's why I say boiling.
Speaker B:
Interesting.
Speaker B:
I put.
Speaker B:
I would put it under swampy water.
Speaker C:
That's extreme.
Speaker B:
Yeah, it is extreme.
Speaker C:
But yeah, you know, Scorpio represents more the biological life process.
Speaker C:
So that's why it's quaked to the sexual organs with semen and, you know, those type of liquids in the body or those type of fluids in the body.
Speaker C:
So I would look at Scorpio more biological internal orders or biological orders.
Speaker C:
And Scorpio, Pluto also represents our school of thought, DNA.
