Lilith in Aquarius

Lilith in Aquarius

Symbolizes in a general sense: nervousness, betrayal, sex, unforeseen events, accidents, death of a friend, freedom, divorce, claustrophobia.

All natus principles will be broken here. There is a tendency to possess an absolute right to the truth — “I am right even when I am wrong.” A person wants to live according to his own rules and wishes, but he will not succeed in this. There will always be obstacles to the realization of self-will; natus will try to go around or jump over them, but even if he succeeds, something or someone will bring him back to his starting position.

As Aquarius is ruled by Uranus — the planet of the new, fast and dynamic, the planet that wants everything and immediately — so natus with Lilith in Aquarius wants everything and immediately. Stability is at the bottom of this person’s list of priorities. No project is ever completed. Great enthusiasm at the beginning very quickly gives way to a feeling of boredom, so the project is abandoned and a new one is started.

This position also brings revolutionary instincts, especially if the mind is open. A person will most likely be forced to take care of relatives during his life, which he will perceive as a burden and obligation — and Aquarius does not suffer from burdens or obligations.

The lesson that must be learned here is the realization that inner freedom is of crucial importance. Constant changes, moves and betrayals will accompany a person throughout his life.

For a more detailed analysis of the channeling of Uranian energy — which is huge and carries great creativity — it is necessary to look at the entire natal chart, the position of Saturn (the second ruler of Aquarius), as well as the field through which creativity should be expressed. If creativity is restrained, disabled or used for selfish purposes, the result is a labile psyche and pronounced nervousness.

The lesson that natus must master is to learn to “think” with the heart and not just with the head — to integrate love into his rational-humanistic being. Also, to learn to give selflessly, without calculations and hidden motives.

In past lives, the person was most likely a part of a group, clan or community. Although the context may have been freely chosen, there is a possibility that the ideas of that community were imposed. In both cases, natus was almost certainly disillusioned with the group’s ideology and solidarity. Most likely, as a result of a rebellion against one of the members, he was exposed to great trauma, such as deprivation of liberty (prison).

In the present life, a person values ​​his own freedom too much. Any binding — whether business, political or romantic — awakens in the natus a feeling of limitation and deprivation of freedom, which creates attraction and repulsion at the same time.