The Two of ‘You’

It all starts with Luna. The moon in the zodiac represents Goddess energy. I use big “G” here, because I am talking about the force behind all creation. The Goddess is ineffable. We can never know, understand, or measure her, but we know she is there because we are here. Goddess energy can be likened to the concept of the zero point field. It is Johnathon Livingston Seagull. It is the dream of every possible pure thing that could ever possibly exist. It is pure, not evil.

Evilness occurs when the dream gets distorted by our vibrations. This is why, the way we treat one another is critical. It is our own fear and bad behavior that causes the distortions of the Goddess’s dream. The result is varying degrees of evil in our world.

It is from the Goddess that the God is born. The sun in the zodiac represents the Goddess’s son. He is the first thing that her dreamed birthed. His birth was born of pure desire, an immaculate conception. His desire is to cause Luna’s dream to be, in its purest highest state. He is life-force energy. Sol is divine light. He is Christos. He is the light, heat, and energy required for all growth. His is equally ineffable.

Our desires are not ours alone. Our purpose is to emulate divinity by creating something out of nothing. We are biologically programmed for it. The “Two” teaches us that we each contain the entirety of Luna’s dream and the entirety of Sol’s desire in our genetic make-up.

Our desire to pro-create is so strong because it is the easiest way to emulate divinity. This doesn’t mean we should act on this urge. The highest from of emulating divinity is when we engage in that part of the dream we want to shine a light on—our magnum opus. When we engage in this work, sex becomes less intoxicating. The biological urge to pro-create diminishes simply because our attention has been diverted to something that bears more weight in regards to serotonin and dopamine production.

Some of us have come here specifically to shine a light on pro-creation. Most of us have not. It is important for us to know which group we are in. Pro-creating without foresight and discipline is a recipe for disaster. It is the cause of much of our distortions, and therefore, results in varying degrees of evilness and suffering.

The Goddess is incapable of comprehending evil. Her dream is pure. If the God can see our distortions, it is a risk that must be taken in order for any part of the dream to be real. Therefore, responsibility to discern what is pure and wholly rests with us. We are the ones who can perceive the distortions, and we are the one who can correct the distortions for our collective body has created them.

Luna is the negative charge of creation. She is the nothing and the everything. She is the dream. She is the imagining of everything that could ever possibly be, in it’s purest, whole state. Sol is the positive charge of creation. His desire is the catalyst. He thinks Luna’s dream into being and provides all the substances and components required for life to grow and “be”. His desire and goal is to keep Luna’s dream healthy and fertilized so it can grow into reality. They alone are not divinity. It will take the “three” to complete the act of creation. That is a topic for another day. Today our focus is the “two”.

The two luminaries in our solar system, the moon and the sun, are the representations of the Goddess and the God. They are two, of the seven Guardians of Circe’s Code. The remaining five Guardians, and everything else within Circe’s Code, exists to serve Luna and Sol. Luna and Sol exist to serve you—your individual expression of the “One”. Therefore, everything within the Code, serves you. It all exists so that you can shine a light on one unique aspect of the Goddess’s dream and manifest it. This manifestation is your magnum opus. It is your mission.

Originally the word polar was only used to describe the poles of the Earth. Later it evolved into a way to describe anything with two magnetic poles and that is how we use the word here. The two magnets in the birth chart are your individuality and your “Oneness”.

Naturally, we are pulled to one or the other based on life stages and the unique needs of those stages. However, conditionally, we are pulled to one or the other based on gender and class. Our western culture rewards those who place their own needs above the collective and therefore our “Oneness”. Men and those born into wealthy families are praised for what they have, while the reality of how it was obtained is ignored. They are taught they have the right and duty to focus on individuality because of the “trickle down effect”. But the trickle down effect has yet to materialize in our recorded history.

In contrast, the common narrative, reinforced by most religions, teach women, children, the marginalized, and the poor to pull towards the collective, to the extreme of denying their own needs. Society teaches us this is what we must do to gain the respect of the “haves”. We must also prove ourselves to be hard-working, again, to gain the respect of the “have’s”. Society tells us, if we do these two things, we can join the ranks of the “haves”, because they will reward us through the “trickle down effect”, that thing we’ve never witnessed in our recorded history. Yet we still buy it, believing if we repeat this cycle enough times, are status will steadily albeit slowly increase regardless of the fact there is no real evidence of it.

Yes, people do increase their standard of living but you kinda gotta sell your soul to achieve it. Dealing in real estate and the stock market takes a huge toll on the collective. There are very real laws, locally and federally, that make it almost impossible for a home-based small business to be solvent. No tax structure exists that would allow people to run cottage business’s that simply make a decent living from their magnum opus. Not everyone wants exponential growth in their profits. Most of us just want to do what we love and have it be enough. Uncle Sam is not having any of it. The result is we have to compromise our values more and more in order to rise higher in the ranks.

So we have within our society two extremes. The “haves” who we reward for exploiting the collective for their individual gain. And the “have nots” who willfully deny their own needs for the sake of the collective in the name of “righteousness” and for a ticket in the lottery of joining the “haves”. Very little in our society reminds us that individuality is simply the “illusion of separateness”. If we do learn this, it is through our own spiritual seeking and growth. And the importance of this illusion is not always explained. These teachings are not part of any core elementary curriculum that we all receive.

Circe’s Code teaches us of the importance of correcting this illogical way of thinking and reminds us, freedom can only be obtained when we care for the collective as much as we care for ourselves, and vice versa, because these are two parts of the same whole. Being able to fully integrate these two parts is what it is to be “holy”. Our wholeness is the essence of sacredness, not God, Allah, Buddha, or even the Goddess. It is our “wholeness” that matters.

The chart is divided into two sections. The first six sectors, appearing to be in the South position (or at the bottom of the chart) are actually facing North. Sectors 7-12 occupy the top half of the chart and are facing south.

They both have a distinct purpose. The northern hemisphere is for the development and protection of your individuality, and the southern hemisphere is for the development and protection of your oneness, also known as the collective.

Just like everything else in the zodiac, this energy is multi-functional. By protecting our individuality, we are serving the collective, for we have something distinct and unique to offer that collective—to offer humanity.

You are here to contribute to the collective in some significant way. Your magnum opus is an individual contribution that is as unique as a snowflake. Meaning, no one else is capable of the same contribution, not if you are being 100% authentic.

By protecting the collective, we are serving our individuality. Protection of the collective provides us access to the resources and freedoms we need in order to contribute our distinctly unique gifts to humanity. Therefore, by not protecting the collective, we are screwing ourselves. By not protecting the collective, we are insuring that we will NEVER, EVER have the tools, materials, resources, and time for our great work. In the United States, this is precisely where we find ourselves in 2025.

And my dear reader, that is what it means to be enslaved. Not being allowed access to what the Earth gives freely, having no significant agency over your own time, and having to work hard to benefit someone else more than yourself is slavery. Slavery in this country never went away, it was re-branded in a more inclusive and palatable package.

It was re-branded as the oxy-moron, “the working poor”. If not for the annihilation of a majority middle class—a tipping point of people with just enough resources and time to FEEL free—it might endure. Unfathomable greed is causing the pendulum to swing. The middle class is no longer the majority. The majority is moving to the “working poor” propelling their reality into the spotlight.

Our current flavors of capitalism and socialism fail to recognize the necessary union of individuality and oneness. This is the very reason both are unsustainable. The zodiac illuminates the truth of our connectedness. Everything is connected. Every decision we make and action we take, for ourselves, impacts others, often in ways we can scarcely imagine.

For example, addicts like to stand behind this argument that they are only harming themselves. It’s an untruth—not even a possibility. They put everyone at risk in various ways and create undeniable amounts of angst and suffering. Their actions ultimately result in the loss of even more of our freedoms. Seemingly harmless actions, can and do, cause great harm.

The two poles and hemispheres of the zodiac teach us, in order to reach the best outcomes and gain the most benefit for our own sake, is to make our decisions and take our actions through the lens of how it will impact others, and then look for symbiosis between the two. We can’t divorce ourselves from the collective, and we can’t survive without the collective, for we are a part of it. AND, we cannot thrive without self-expression. To deny our magnum opus is to create hell. It is the cause of all manifestations of evil, the distortions of the Goddess’s dream. Yet our self-expression is dependent on the resources of the collective. It is one big giant circle. The two are inseparable. This is true of the masses and it is true of the billionaires.

This is the real craziness of our current situation. We are all losing. Both the working class and billionaire class are losing. The working class don’t have the luxury of time. Therefore, they cannot pursue their magnum opus.

As much as self-help gurus tell us otherwise, there are only so many hours in a day. When the majority of those hours are required simply to acquire and maintain a home, there is no excess to waste. The minuscule amounts spent on gaming, TV, Youtube, etc. are not going to make a difference. The working class engage in these activities not because they are lazy, but because they are too tired to do anything else. And I think you would be amazed at how many working class don’t partake in these things as much as we are led to believe. It’s a false narrative, that unfortunately, the masses seem to believe.

In contrast, the millionaire and billionaire class are addicted to the distraction of excess and self-importance, and therefore willfully squander the time they do have. Many waste hours managing unnecessary, unhelpful, harmful empires; acquire goods and houses they don’t need, never engaging in their magnum opus. Neither group is satisfied. Neither group is fulfilled. The system robs us all, yet we cling to it.