Wyoming
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1890-07-10
This date marks the day in 1890 when Wyoming was admitted to the Union as the 44th U.S. state, becoming the first state to grant women the right to vote.
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Mercury's retrograde journey from Sagittarius back into Scorpio through November 29th is particularly significant for your Cancer nature. This planetary backtrack is asking you to revisit your work processes, health routines, and service to others with fresh eyes. Those communication hiccups and technology glitches? They're actually cosmic invitations to slow down and reassess how you've been managing your daily responsibilities. The Mercury Cazimi moment on November 20th, when Mercury kisses the Sun at 28° Scorpio, promises profound psychological insights about your work-life balance and wellness practices.
Meanwhile, Mars entering Sagittarius while opposing Uranus on November 4th brings sudden liberation energy to your world. This cosmic collision might manifest as unexpected opportunities to break free from restrictive daily routines or outdated belief systems. When Uranus retrograde returns to Taurus on November 7th, that revolutionary energy grounds itself in practical, material changes – perfect timing for a Cancer who values security while embracing necessary transformation.
The week's crescendo comes with Saturn stationing direct in Pisces on November 27th. After months of introspective Saturn retrograde since July, your emotional boundaries and spiritual discipline are finally solidifying. This is huge for Cancer energy, as it supports your natural protective instincts while encouraging healthy limits.
Your high-altitude landscape mirrors this week's cosmic terrain – vast, expansive, and capable of weathering intense storms. Just as your wide-open spaces can handle sudden weather shifts, your Cancer adaptability is perfectly equipped for these planetary plot twists. The pioneering spirit that built communities in challenging terrain resonates beautifully with Mars-Uranus energy, encouraging bold moves toward independence and authentic self-expression.
As a Water sign, you're naturally equipped to flow around obstacles and find new channels when old paths become blocked. This week's planetary storms are creating new riverbeds in your life – Mercury retrograde is reshaping your daily streams, while the Mars-Uranus opposition is carving entirely new canyons of possibility. Trust your intuitive navigation system; it knows exactly where these cosmic currents are taking you.
Your tight-knit communities become essential support networks during Mercury retrograde's communication challenges. This is prime time for collaborative problem-solving and collective manifestation. The Uranus energy favors grassroots innovation and community-based solutions to longstanding issues.
Cosmic Tip of the Week: During Mercury retrograde, create a "revision ritual" – spend 20 minutes each morning reviewing and refining one aspect of your daily routine, letting Saturn in Pisces guide you toward sustainable, soul-aligned practices.
個性プロファイル
Wyoming is the vast, untamed, and fiercely independent soul of the American West. It is the least populated of the contiguous states, a place defined more by its immense, wide-open spaces than by its cities. Its identity is forged in the grandeur of its landscape: the jagged, iconic peaks of the Grand Tetons, the vast high plains, and the geothermal wonderland of Yellowstone, the world's first national park. This is a land where the myth of the American cowboy is not a memory, but a living reality.
The state's history is written in the spirit of the frontier. Its nickname, "The Equality State," comes from its proud history as a pioneer in civil rights; in 1869, the Wyoming Territory became the first government in the world to grant women the unconditional right to vote. This was not just a progressive ideal, but a pragmatic move to attract settlers and build stable communities in a harsh, unforgiving environment.
The culture of Wyoming is one of profound self-reliance, rugged individualism, and a deep, almost sacred connection to the land. This is a place where neighbors may live miles apart but are bound by a code of mutual respect and readiness to help in a crisis. The economy has traditionally been built on the "three Cs": cattle, coal, and crude (oil), with tourism driven by its world-class national parks becoming increasingly vital. It is a state that values privacy, authenticity, and the freedom that only a vast, empty landscape can provide.
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Archetype: The Self-Sufficient Homesteader, The Fierce Protector of the Sanctuary, The Keeper of the Wild Home.
As a Cancer, Wyoming is the zodiac's ultimate protector of the sanctuary. Ruled by the Moon, its spirit is not that of a cozy, suburban home, but of a vast, fiercely defended, and self-sufficient homestead. The immense, empty landscape is its hard, protective shell, a natural barrier that keeps the outside world at a distance. This is the spirit of the crab in its most wild and primal form, whose primary instinct is to create and defend a safe, private space for its family to thrive.
If Wyoming Were a Person: It would be a strong, quiet, and intensely private rancher who is the absolute matriarch or patriarch of their vast domain. They are not interested in impressing outsiders; their entire focus is on the security and well-being of their home and their way of life. They are deeply traditional and possess an unshakeable connection to their ancestral land. Their famous motto of equality was a profoundly Cancerian act—a move to strengthen and protect the family unit, the very bedrock of the home, against the harsh realities of the frontier. They are the ultimate survivor, who knows how to prepare for the long winter and who will fiercely defend their own with an unyielding, protective love.
Relationships & Energy: Wyoming’s energy is that of a powerful, grounding, and defensive sanctuary. It is the energy of solitude, of self-reliance, of a place that is a world unto itself. Its vast national parks, particularly Yellowstone, are like the nation's sacred, protected ancestral home—a place where the wild, primal memory of the continent is preserved. People born of or drawn to Wyoming's spirit are often old souls who value their privacy above all else. They are the quiet protectors, the self-sufficient homesteaders, and the guardians of a wild and precious home, living by the Cancerian creed that true freedom is found in the absolute security of one's own sacred space.