Uranus: How Myth Opens Our Understanding

Jason Holley talks about how adding myth to our repertoire on a planet's meaning can open up new avenues of thinking. In his next webinar, he reflects on the Greek myths about Ouranos and Gaia as doorways to understand the planet Uranus.

Under the influence of Uranus we experience brilliant and liberating shifts in perspective and circumstance; yet also alienation, dissociation, depersonalization, and difficulty getting past the conception stage.

In his webinar, Jason will help us re-embed astrological Uranus into the mythic context and world of relations, so that a more complex picture of Uranian psychodynamics emerges, as well as feeling our way into other dreaming of how Earth and Sky might relate reciprocally.

[cecigenin]

Great to see you, Jason! We met last year in Buenos Aires. 🤗

[LGSungrew]

Gaia is a guya. A planet who births through its skin. And Uranus and ianus two faces tie into their story ending the last era and restarting the eras the same way they always do. In love with the love of their rainbow people. Till its time to go around again and he decides he wants to be Venus fur a time and ianus becomes Airose. They are many couple and partners