A Silent Sorrow

Quite often a slow moving configuration meets up with other planets or asteroids.  If this configuration becomes significant for an individual either through transits to the radix or through lunar returns then it s likely to manifest as events.  From Nov. 5 to about Dec.5 the major Grand Cross involving Uranus-Node-Apollon-Vulcanus –Venus  has some new visitors. TNP Vulcanus is  conjunct the asteroid Hidalgo and opposite Orpheus. 

The meaning of these elements are as below:

HIDALGO: Standing on principle & saying what's on your mind (but challenging aspects can = secrecy & expedient disclosure).

VULCANUS:  feeling forced to associate; compulsion; awareness of invisible power & the power of influence; periods of burn-out alternate with a whatever it takes attitude.

ORPHEUS:  sense of mourning and loss; grief (for what you don't have-what has gone out of your life what might have been or what was); contact with death.

URANUS: sudden events ;  friends; breakdowns; breakthroughs

VENUS: Relationships; money matters

 HIDALGO-URANUS: Expect tensions to mount because there are things that aren’t being said often because of a fear of disruption. Too, without fully discussing things, a person can set off on a new course. So you could see silent indifference or be aware that even though nothing was said, something is different.

ORPHEUS-URANUS: Friends (or you) are dealing with depression, loss and regrets. There is potential here for quite sudden, unexpected or accidental losses.

HIDALGO-ORPHEUS: People are apt to avoid the subject of death or sorrow.

VULCANUS-HIDALGO-ORPHEUS : Considerable  pressure   to speak up about a depression , sorrow or death . Sometimes this "pressure"  amounts to the sense that one "has to do something;" Do expect to see instances where one person's sadness  "pushes" at another--is a way of trying to influence them or get them to  do something. This can make people more aware of the  things they MEANT to do or say, but there will also be examples of  people having things they have to do because another is dealing with  losses (or because they, themselves, are processing some of the griefs  that are inherent in life.)