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🕊how to find dominant elements/modes/planets/signs

Hey gorgeous, it’s Jenx here! I’m back with one of the most requested post haha since I always tell you guys to “learn how to work with your energy” but I know that thats not good enough:) So today, per your requests, I present you a *5 hours long* post on perhaps everything yall need to know to enable the dominant energy in your chart!🥰

The Elements

Fire —

Fire is associated with Intuition. Therefore they should maintain a high level of enthusiasm. The element of fire would necessitate a lot of creative practice. This state of being is necessary for them to remain comfortable and safe. Fire dominant people tend to find themselves excelled in the creative areas of work, where they are able to expand by being passionate, entertaining, creative and loving. Fire is the physical, active aspect of human existence. With their courage, daring, and ability to march onward, they are the beating heart of humanity. Fire can be self-absorbed yet they burst with enthusiasm for both work and play. Those who are born with a fire dominant chart tend to have a fearless spirit and see it as their mission to break new ground, to meet new people, and to learn new, creative things in life. They should work in industries related to fire or electricity, such as energy and chemical, optics and electricity, information technology and computer, solar energy, oil and gas, hotel and catering, hairdressing and beauty, photography, film and television, entertainment, and fire-related work.

Earth —

Often associated with Sensation. Earth is also the heaviest and most solid element. These individuals are essentially nature’s practical, tangible manifestations. They are what we refer to as strong or actual, and people born under the influence of the dominant earth have those qualities as part of their basic makeup. Earth people thrive in environments where they can use their head and can create actual values and groundings. They may be fantastic with buildings, creating, organizing. Their life’s work will include constructing, founding, influencing, or achieving something significant and tangible in life, whether it is a physical structure or a corporation. They thrive in earth-related industries such as land and agriculture, real estate and construction, building materials, geology and mining, jewelry and jade, urban planning, land management, and so on. Building materials, pottery, porcelain, and glass are also suitable if fire and earth are their strong suits.

Air —

Air is associated with Thinking. People who have air as their dominant are social and mental beings who thrive on the exchange of ideas and knowledge that we call human relations. Those born under the heavy influence of air have a responsibility to know and learn about the environment, as well as to share the information with others. They’re the big brains of society, dealing with everything from data to statistics. If Air decides to stay, the workplace will thrive, but they may find their creative energy depleted by the daily grind. Air thrives when given the freedom to set her own pace and hours, which is why they frequently start their own businesses or work freelance. Careers include: entrepreneur, model, interior designer, makeup artist, photographer, event planner, and so on.

Water —

This element is associated with Feelings. These individuals embody human nature’s sympathetic, emotional side, with their instinct for compassion and nurturing. Water weeps for the sorrows of the earth and rejoices in the joys of life, and they usually have a unique understanding of other people’s emotions. They’re also empathetic and inventive, tapping into the vast subconscious realm of human suspicions, fears, and desires. They may work well on areas that include the mind and the heart. These people will also benefit from choosing industries related to water or flowing, such as water conservation and aquaculture, refrigeration and fresh-keeping, navigation and shipping, transportation and logistics, commercial trade, intermediary & media, wholesale & marketing, drinking water & bathing, tourism and driving, journalist, information, and network.

Don’t stop dancing ‘til the curtains fall

this song hit me so hard.

not only is it a perfect send-off for Sarah Lynn’s character, but for me, it really sets off the episode. this is where i first understood what it was about, and a feeling of dread consumed me.

something i’ve always found interesting about sarah lynn’s character is how much herb influenced her. we know how much bojack acted as a father figure to her growing up, but there’s little talk of how herb also helped form her childhood.

we all know that bojack raised sarah lynn on tv, but it is rarely spoken about how herb created her, birthed her. herb is a writer, and bojack is an actor. in themselves, that holds value. writing represents the beginning of something, and acting represents seeing something through. sarah lynn is her full name, and even her closest friends and people she’s known a long time refer to her as such. in a lot of ways, this reflects how we view celebrities. by never calling them by their first name, they end up becoming a caricature of themself, of what they represent, not who they are. sarah lynn’s existence on earth has, since the beginning, been defined by everyone’s perception of her, to the point that she defines herself that way too.

bojack tells sarah lynn that life is about her fans, and pleasing them. sarah lynn was never once allowed to be her own person. as a child, she was loved by many for her cuteness, in her teens for her sexiness, in her young adult life for her ‘chaos’, and when she passes she is loved for her tragedy.

while bojack represents a father figure who ruined her, herb represents one who loved her. todd says in the face of depression that at some point someone held him and saw nothing but beauty and love. this is herb. he saw a little girl, and gave her life, whereas bojack saw a little girl and gave her death. 

but in sarah lynn’s eyes, they were both her dad. they were both people who could care for her, and make her feel a little less alone, especially as the years go on. after herb left the show, bojack became herb to her. but bojack is an actor. if a writer is faced with a plot hole in their writing, they can fix it. if an actor is faced with a plot hole, they can’t do much, and will likely eventually ensure that the plot hole makes it through. in sarah lynn’s life, herb was the one who could have helped change her and help her. bojack, at that point, couldn’t have, and saw her life to its end. 

‘the overture’s a lifetime, but the show it short’. bojack’s top moment was figuring it out, the overture to his career. the show they end up making, horsin’ around, ends up defining the most of the rest of bojack’s life until this point.

the second verse of this song is sarah lynn performing, as she did for most of her life. it’s the sarah lynn that the world saw her as. the sarah lynn that bojack saw when he asked her to guest star on his show. the sarah lynn whose death took away bojack’s life of riches.

end of the song, however, shows the vulnerability of sarah lynn. the sarah lynn who’s last words were ‘i wanna be an architecht’. the sarah lynn who ended up with an actor instead of a writer. the sarah lynn who bojack failed. the sarah lynn who never got a chance. 

‘a song you taught me when i was small’. her life has been a performance. her personal identity has been a performance. the actor ensured that. performing your whole life leaves you without any semblance of what is real. but a parent teaching their small child a song? that’s something real. my dad and i both have good singing voices, but my mom does not. her teaching me old icelandic folk songs when i couldn’t fall asleep as a kid, that was real. ‘a song you taught me when i was small’ is a song, maybe the only song in sarah lynn’s life that is real.

sarah lynn is one of the most heartbreaking characters i’ve ever seen. not only does she represent the kids whose lives were taken away from them, and their deaths given to them. but she also represents some sort of lost hope. early on in her introduction in the show, she says she’s going to die tragically young. she knows what her life is, and she accepts it. after a certain point, she probably understands that bojack is not herb, and she learns to accept it.

hearing bojack say sarah lynn’s name is heartbreaking. hearing her say his is even more so, in some ways. whenever she says it, she seems excited. he obviously means a lot to her, even if she knows, deep down, that he shouldn’t.

“You didn’t pick up.”

“Right.”

“It went to voicemail.”

“Yeah.”

“And then... I went back in the pool.”

“It’s too late. What’s done is done.”

“No.”

“There’s nothing I can do, Bojack. I’m not real; none of this is.”

“So what do I do now?”

“Bojack, it doesn’t matter.”

“Well if it doesn’t matter, can I stay on the phone with you at least?”

“Okay.”

“How was your day?”

“Good.”

“Yeah?”

“Yeah, my day was good.”

Guys I gotta say, Diane’s tone of voice in this scene is what really got to me. It was so calm and kind but with such a matter of fact to it. I really think that this was the most impactful scene of the series for me. That Bojack’s subconscious has his best friend walk him through his acceptance of death. He can’t run. This is it. And he knows this now. So instead of begging and pleading for Diane to save him like he usually does, he just asks her how her day was. And her tone is a pleasant one when she tells him that it was good. And he can find comfort in his friendship with her one last time even if the conversation isn’t real.

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Reddie's wedding as they remember their first dance at the school prom

Ben: So, like, 1 or 2 of us are likely gay? Statistically speaking

Everyone: *looks at Richie and Eddie holding each other’s legs in the hammock*