Herida, Negación y Victimización con Alejandro Lodi

I. Astrological Wounds: Concept of wounds in astrology Saturn's wound: pain from transgressing the natural order Uranus' wound: pain from contact with the unforeseen Neptune's wound: pain from the dissolution of the ego and extreme sensitivity Pluto's wound: pain from resistance to transformation and death Chiron's wound: pain from the wound that does not heal, the unpredictable and unfair   II. Delving into the Wounds: Saturn and Uranus: limits of human consciousness and the need for imagination Neptune: compassionate sensitivity and the risk of getting lost Pluto: the importance of accepting death and transformation Chiron: the paradox between misfortune and grace   III. Reactions to the Wounds: Victimization vs. Denial Forgiveness as a tool to dissolve polarization   IV. The Role of the Astrologer: Responsibility of the astrologer: to describe, not to prescribe The astrologer as observer and translator, not as high priest Empowering the individual to make their own decisions   V. Final Reflections: Sublimation as a tool to transcend wounds The importance of perplexity and curiosity in the face of life The paradox of incarnation and artistic creation