The solstice point in June marks the height of summer in the northern hemisphere and the depths of winter in the south. At the tropic of Cancer, the Sun reaches its highest point in the sky and the hours of daylight dominate. Conversely, in the southern hemisphere, the Sun is low in the sky, the days are short and the nights are long. At the June solstice, the Sun reaches the tropic of Cancer and ‘rests’ at the same point in the sky for three days. It then does an about-face and heads in the opposite direction from whence it came. The yearly cycles of night and day, dark and light, is what creates the changing seasons and fertility on Earth.
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Never before, in the common era, have we experienced a Jupiter-Neptune-Chiron conjunction. What might it mean?

… the wise and gentle centaur meets two kings - the king of the gods and the king of the sea …
The spiritual shaman delivers a generous dose of inspired healing … the deluded maverick succumbs to an overwhelming feeling of pain … the philosophical mystic speculates on the theory of alchemical chaos …

and what of the 27th degree of Aquarius - “An Ancient Pottery Bowl Filled With Fresh Violets” - traditional values of modesty and humility

1 July 2007 to 30 June 2008 - for Australia (AEST -10)
Adjust by 1 hour during Daylight Saving period
Note the degree and zodiac sign and whether they correspond (within 3°) to planets and points in your birth chart. If so, then your birth chart will be activated.
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