Friend's surprising SLR for bad meeting
Posted: Fri Aug 16, 2024 11:10 pm
My best friend had a really brutal meeting with HR today, as the result of her trying to bring up issues (and improvements) with mismanagement that were affecting her and her teammates. They ended up pulling the rug out from under her and completely making it an intimidation, "stay in your lane" kind of meeting. It was an unmitigated loss and a total slap in the face not just for her hard work over many months, but also a backstab by other coworkers who had told her she was great to her face, and that she "made people comfortable," but behind her back reported that she was "aggressive" and "hurt feelings."
While her SLR is combative, it looks like a chart for a strong victory, not a resounding defeat. I'm very confused by this chart and am wondering if I'm misinterpreting something here.
Let me paint the full picture with other factors... but I am primarily asking about SLR interpretation.
April 12, 2024 - SSR
- T. Jupiter on Dsc 0°00’
- T. Moon on WP-a 0°39’
- R. Pluto on Asc -1°40’
- T. Uranus on Dsc -1°44’
(t. Pluto, r. Sun, t. Mercury background)
Foreground aspects
- T. Uranus opposing r. Pluto 0°04’ M
- T. Moon sq r. Saturn 0°15’ M
- T. Moon square r. Venus 0°56’ M
- T. Jupiter conjunct t. Uranus 1°33’
- T. Moon opposing r. Jupiter 1°59’ M
- T. Jupiter opposing r. Pluto 1°40’ M
Transit to Natal
- T. Saturn opposing r. Moon 0°03’ M
- T. Uranus opposing r. Pluto 0°04’ M
- T. Mars square r. Jupiter 0°07’
- T. Mercury conjunct r. Sun 0°22’ (in acute background)
- T. Mars opposing r. Moon 0°24’
- T. Saturn square r. Jupiter 0°46’
She traveled for this to get Jupiter on an angle and to avoid having that Saturn transit to Jupiter on angles if she had stayed home.
While there are harsh indicators, like Saturn to natal Moon and Solar Moon square natal Saturn, there are many other influences to balance this out - and Jupiter exactly on Descendant must count for a lot.
8/7/24 - SLR
- t. Mars As +1°01'
- t. Jupiter As -1°40'
- r. Jupiter Ds -1°53'
- r. Mars IC +2°09'
- r. Pluto Ds -3°45'
- t. Sun IC +4°19'
- t./r. Moon N 2°05'
- t. Jupiter op r. Jupiter 0°07'
- t. Sun co r. Mars 0°23'
- r. Moon sq r. Jupiter 0°31' (i.e. natal ecliptical aspect on angles)
- t. Jupiter sq r. Moon 0°38'
- t. Mars sq r. Mars 1°08' M
- r. Jupiter co r. Pluto 1°52' M (no ecliptical aspect in natal)
- t. Jupiter op r. Pluto 2°04' M
- t. Mars co t. Jupiter 2°42' M
- t. Mars op r. Jupiter 2°54' M
Other partile:
- t. Saturn co r. Venus 0°13' M (part of her Saturn Return, to natal Venus-Saturn conjunction)
- t. Pluto co r. Uranus 0°09'
- r. Sun co r. Mercury 0°09' M
While it's fiery, combative, and confrontational, it sure looks like it ends up being a victory to me. This is the kind of chart that, had Trump had it for a court date or a major election date, it would sure seem to me like a victory for him. (I do see that the Jupiter symbolism may reflect HR involvement, almost like "employer court." But it still seems like a hard-fought victory.) It looks much more like dignity than indignity, when the event itself was very embarrassing and humiliating.
I do not think that this will end up unfolding into "victory" at her job - they were very clear that she needs to sit down and shut up, and her manager is totally powerless, having been himself beaten into submission already by these kinds of political factors.
Transits at the time of the event
- t. Jupiter oc s. Pluto 00'
- p. Venus tr p. Mars 09'
- p. Moon tr p. Mercury 14'
- t. Pluto oc r. Jupiter 17'
- t. Pluto co r. Uranus 21'
- t. Pluto oc s. Mars 23'
- p. Moon sx p. Jupiter 24'
- t. Pluto oc s. Saturn 29'
- t. Venus op s. Saturn 35'
- p. Mercury op p. Jupiter 38'
- t. Saturn oc s. Pluto 39'
- t. Pluto oc r. Moon 47'
- t. Uranus oc p. Moon 49'
- t. Jupiter sq r. Moon 54'
- t. Mars sq r. Venus 56'
I see that there's more Jupiter-Pluto symbolism here as well.
Quotidians (including the experimental QSSR)
- snq As co r. Jupiter 0°11'
- snq As sq r. Moon 0°20'
- SQ As co r. Mercury 0°32'
- SQ As co SQ Mercury 0°49'
- SQ MC sq SQ Venus 1°04'
- p QSSR As sq r. Mars 1°07'
- snq Ds co t. Jupiter 1°14'
- snq As sq t. Venus 1°22'
- SQ As co r. Sun 1°27'
- p QSSR As sq p Mercury 1°51'
- snq As sq t. Saturn 1°53'
I am not impressed by these.
Conclusions
The only conclusion I can come to about this are that there is some sort of "gain by separation" that has yet to manifest: that she either mentally (and/or legally) decouples from this job and frees up resources, ultimately coming out ahead. I see all of the conflict and whatnot playing out pretty clearly.
She is also right in the middle of her Saturn Return. This may be a harsh lesson about trying to fight others' battles and ending up paying for that audacity. But even still... the SLR looks much more uplifting than this lesson suggests.
While her SLR is combative, it looks like a chart for a strong victory, not a resounding defeat. I'm very confused by this chart and am wondering if I'm misinterpreting something here.
Let me paint the full picture with other factors... but I am primarily asking about SLR interpretation.
April 12, 2024 - SSR
- T. Jupiter on Dsc 0°00’
- T. Moon on WP-a 0°39’
- R. Pluto on Asc -1°40’
- T. Uranus on Dsc -1°44’
(t. Pluto, r. Sun, t. Mercury background)
Foreground aspects
- T. Uranus opposing r. Pluto 0°04’ M
- T. Moon sq r. Saturn 0°15’ M
- T. Moon square r. Venus 0°56’ M
- T. Jupiter conjunct t. Uranus 1°33’
- T. Moon opposing r. Jupiter 1°59’ M
- T. Jupiter opposing r. Pluto 1°40’ M
Transit to Natal
- T. Saturn opposing r. Moon 0°03’ M
- T. Uranus opposing r. Pluto 0°04’ M
- T. Mars square r. Jupiter 0°07’
- T. Mercury conjunct r. Sun 0°22’ (in acute background)
- T. Mars opposing r. Moon 0°24’
- T. Saturn square r. Jupiter 0°46’
She traveled for this to get Jupiter on an angle and to avoid having that Saturn transit to Jupiter on angles if she had stayed home.
While there are harsh indicators, like Saturn to natal Moon and Solar Moon square natal Saturn, there are many other influences to balance this out - and Jupiter exactly on Descendant must count for a lot.
8/7/24 - SLR
- t. Mars As +1°01'
- t. Jupiter As -1°40'
- r. Jupiter Ds -1°53'
- r. Mars IC +2°09'
- r. Pluto Ds -3°45'
- t. Sun IC +4°19'
- t./r. Moon N 2°05'
- t. Jupiter op r. Jupiter 0°07'
- t. Sun co r. Mars 0°23'
- r. Moon sq r. Jupiter 0°31' (i.e. natal ecliptical aspect on angles)
- t. Jupiter sq r. Moon 0°38'
- t. Mars sq r. Mars 1°08' M
- r. Jupiter co r. Pluto 1°52' M (no ecliptical aspect in natal)
- t. Jupiter op r. Pluto 2°04' M
- t. Mars co t. Jupiter 2°42' M
- t. Mars op r. Jupiter 2°54' M
Other partile:
- t. Saturn co r. Venus 0°13' M (part of her Saturn Return, to natal Venus-Saturn conjunction)
- t. Pluto co r. Uranus 0°09'
- r. Sun co r. Mercury 0°09' M
While it's fiery, combative, and confrontational, it sure looks like it ends up being a victory to me. This is the kind of chart that, had Trump had it for a court date or a major election date, it would sure seem to me like a victory for him. (I do see that the Jupiter symbolism may reflect HR involvement, almost like "employer court." But it still seems like a hard-fought victory.) It looks much more like dignity than indignity, when the event itself was very embarrassing and humiliating.
I do not think that this will end up unfolding into "victory" at her job - they were very clear that she needs to sit down and shut up, and her manager is totally powerless, having been himself beaten into submission already by these kinds of political factors.
Transits at the time of the event
- t. Jupiter oc s. Pluto 00'
- p. Venus tr p. Mars 09'
- p. Moon tr p. Mercury 14'
- t. Pluto oc r. Jupiter 17'
- t. Pluto co r. Uranus 21'
- t. Pluto oc s. Mars 23'
- p. Moon sx p. Jupiter 24'
- t. Pluto oc s. Saturn 29'
- t. Venus op s. Saturn 35'
- p. Mercury op p. Jupiter 38'
- t. Saturn oc s. Pluto 39'
- t. Pluto oc r. Moon 47'
- t. Uranus oc p. Moon 49'
- t. Jupiter sq r. Moon 54'
- t. Mars sq r. Venus 56'
I see that there's more Jupiter-Pluto symbolism here as well.
Quotidians (including the experimental QSSR)
- snq As co r. Jupiter 0°11'
- snq As sq r. Moon 0°20'
- SQ As co r. Mercury 0°32'
- SQ As co SQ Mercury 0°49'
- SQ MC sq SQ Venus 1°04'
- p QSSR As sq r. Mars 1°07'
- snq Ds co t. Jupiter 1°14'
- snq As sq t. Venus 1°22'
- SQ As co r. Sun 1°27'
- p QSSR As sq p Mercury 1°51'
- snq As sq t. Saturn 1°53'
I am not impressed by these.
Conclusions
The only conclusion I can come to about this are that there is some sort of "gain by separation" that has yet to manifest: that she either mentally (and/or legally) decouples from this job and frees up resources, ultimately coming out ahead. I see all of the conflict and whatnot playing out pretty clearly.
She is also right in the middle of her Saturn Return. This may be a harsh lesson about trying to fight others' battles and ending up paying for that audacity. But even still... the SLR looks much more uplifting than this lesson suggests.