Asteroids indicating Activism and the Rebellious Spirit in your Birth Chart - PART 1
This will be separated into two parts since there are so many asteroids that have to do with the following:
Contributing to rebellion
Using your power to go against something bigger/tradition
Resilience as a stance
Drive and willpower
Intelligence and human advancement seen as a threat to others
Coming together as one group, power in numbers
Freedom, liberation
Justice
Sign of the times
Peace and Disharmony
PART 1 will focus on themes 1 - 5
21419, 1809, 126, 661, 897, 1181, h58, h13, h21, 175, 4921, 1589, 238, 5450
These asteroids could also point to a more negative manifestation: zealotry, extremism, etc.
GOING AGAINST:
Devience 21419
Deviance is where we stray away from accepted rules and standards
Prometheus 1809
Named after Prometheus, the Greek Titan god of fire
Defied the gods by stealing fire and giving it to humans = giving technology, knowledge, and civilization to humans
Champion of humankind, punished by the gods
Velleda 126
Named after Veleda, a Germanic priestess and prophet, who predicted success of the Batavian rebellion against the Romans
Cloelia 661
Named after Cloelia, a woman who was taken hostage as a peace treaty, but escaped from her camp and helped a group of Roman virgins escape too
Praised for her heroism and bravery
Lysistrata 897
An ancient Greek comedy by Aristophanes about a woman who, with the help of other women, denied all men sex to end the Peloponnesian War.
Ends up being a battle of the sexes
Known for its themes of sexual relations in a male-dominated society
Lilith 1181, Waldemath Lilith h58, True Lilith h13, Natural Apogee Lilith h21
Lilith 1181 is named after Lili Boulanger, a French composer and the first female winner of the Prix de Rome [often used as an asteroid version of Lilith, a demon and the first wife of Adam, although Lili Boulanger sounds pretty cool too]
Was equal to Adam and refused to be subservient to him
Left Eden and the narrative of Lilith as succubus and baby stealer persists
Lilith was later reclaimed as a feminist icon
RESILIENCE & DRIVE:
Andromache 175
Named after Andromache in Greek mythology
Her name means man battler, fighter of men, man’s battle, or courage
Represents the suffering of women during the Trojan War
Her husband and son die during the war, leaving her alone; she is made into a concubine and then a slave
But she survives, remains faithful to her husband, and lives to old age
Volonté 4921
Named after Gian Maria Volonté, an Italian actor
Can be read as the french word volonté meaning will, willpower, wish, goodwill
Fanatica 1589
Named after Eva Perón or Evita, the First Lady of Argentina and an Argentine actress, politician, activist, and philanthropist
Can also be read as fanatic, fanaticism, extreme passion
INTELLIGENCE AND ADVANCEMENT AS A THREAT TO OTHERS:
Hypatia 238
Named after Hypatia, a philosopher, astronomer, and mathematician in ancient Alexandria
Known for her intelligence, wisdom, and tolerance
Was murdered by a Christian mob and was made into a martyr for philosophy
Was later a symbol of Christian virtue in the Middle Ages
Sokrates 5450
Named after Socrates, a Greek philosopher and a founder of Western philosophy
Known for ethics and moral philosophy and was controversial in his time
Accused of impiety and corrupting the youth and was sentenced to death after a one-day trial
Refused help from followers and friends to escape prison
Read PART 2 here
