The Chiron-Algol Conjunction: What It Means When the Wound Arrives at the Most Feared Address
Carl Jung’s Chiron conjunct Algol placed his wound at the most feared address in the sky — and that intensity became the credential for his life’s work.
Carl Jung’s Chiron conjunct Algol placed his wound at the most feared address in the sky — and that intensity became the credential for his life’s work.
Jung’s birth chart follows the rare Jones Bucket pattern — Saturn retrograde as the single handle, funneling all chart energy through one interior point. H
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