Agustus 28, 2025
The title of this article might look familiar to some of you, and that’s because it comes from Peter, an apostle of Jesus. In the New Testament of the bible, and in the First and Second Letters of Peter, it says, “May grace and peace be multiplied to you.”
My personal studies always take me across many disciplines, academic fields, and arts to find common threads and correlations to arrive at a unified truth. Well, I looked for Grace and Peace in the astrology chart, and the truth is that right now, believe it or not, Grace and Peace are manifesting within our lives.
In mythology, my research into what grace is overturned a super-interesting discovery. Grace is/are Charities, and the Charities are personified as three loving females, Aglaea “splendor,” Euphrosyne “joy,” and Thalia “good cheer.”
This morning, at 4:50 a.m.
Pax (peace) is in Leo on the 29th degree and in the First House.
Thalia, which is the personification of “good cheer,” can be found on the 2nd degree of Capricorn in the Fifth House. Thalia forms a sextile with the Moon (in Scorpio in the Third House), she forms a trine with the Sun (in Virgo in the First House), and she forms a trine with Pax the Roman goddess of peace (in Leo in the First House).
Let’s look at this trine between Grace and Peace in this morning’s chart.
Peace: Leo 29 degrees, First House
Grace: Capricorn 2 degrees, Fifth House
Now, I was just talking about correlations. Well, here’s a correlation between mythology, astrology, and the psychic Sabian Symbols presented for the astrological degrees.
Three church windows, the Sabian Symbol image for the 2nd degree of Capricorn (jamesnburgess.com), which is where Grace is located.
The Three Graces/Charities (Wikipedia).
Wow, right? I mean, what else can be said. Peter says, “Grace and peace multiplied to us,” Peter is a biblical figure, and the bible is connected to the church. The image for the Sabian Symbol for the 2nd degree of Capricorn shows three rose windows in a Gothic church (one damaged by war), and that’s exactly where we find grace in this chart.
Also, Grace has multiplied. As a matter of fact, grace multiplied three times into splendor, joy, and good cheer, which is really three different asteroids.
So, even though we’re only using Thalia or good cheer, for our interpretation, grace has multiplied in two other locations or areas of this chart.
Okay, now we’ll begin with the interpretation of Grace, or Thalia, which is personified as good cheer.
Capricorn, to me, is an odd sign to have in the Fifth House because the Fifth House is all about fun, and Capricorn can be quite serious, but the more I thought about both the sign and house separately, the easier it got to put them together.
Life is about opportunities, and I want you to remember the words of Peter, “Grace and peace multiplied to you.”
When you’ve been at it for a while and nothing seems to be changing, we can develop a very negative and serious attitude. Think about it.
You keep taking the left path, and you’re no better off today than you were when you started five years ago. On top of that, maybe your job isn’t paying enough, or you’re falling deeper in debt, or you have to move from a place you loved. Life has a way of wearing us out, and for some of us, the more serious we take things and the harder we go, the worse off we become. The further we sink. In that scenario, are you at peace? I doubt it. Every day seems like a grind, and there’s no progress being made.
If this is the case, you need a change because you’re not allowing grace or peace in your life. You need to go back to the drawing board, back to a simpler way of doing things, and you need to start having fun again. Fun, that’s what the Fifth House is all about.
When you have Capricorn, the sign of steadiness, in the Fifth House, it doesn’t necessarily have to turn the house of fun into the house of seriousness, but if life is about opportunities, then whatever we do for fun, overtime, can present opportunities if we’re showing up every day, remaining slow but steady, and looking to quickly seize what’s rightfully ours.
For example, you might decide to paint. That’s a good Fifth House activity. Life was getting way too serious, so you decided to paint. You always enjoyed (grace) painting, you were a good art student in school, and painting always had a way of relaxing you.
You’re still getting up and going to work, but you decided to set aside two or three days during the week to paint your portraits. Over time, something that started out as a creative outlet to reduce stress and increase happiness turns out to be something you’ve gotten quite good at.
With Capricorn’s approach, you stuck with it, and one day, someone important and influential in the art world saw one of your paintings. He’s a huge art collector who buys and sells paintings, he loves your work, and he wants to buy it.
In five years, you were able to quit your job and become a full-time portrait painter.
Unbelievable, right? This happens all the time, and you know what? It’s exactly what you needed to happen because another five years at your job might’ve landed you in the hospital with stress related illnesses. I’m not writing this article to promote the Letters of Peter, but this is what happens when you resist the manifestation of grace and peace in your life. Grace and peace have already been multiplied, we just need to let it in.
On the 2nd degree of Capricorn, we have Tahlia, which is “good cheer” and one of the three charities or graces. Having good cheer means being upbeat and excited, it means being enthusiastic about what you’re doing. Well, how can you have “good cheer” if you don’t enjoy what you’re doing? You can’t.
Thalia on the 2nd degree of Capricorn, requires us to first understand that nothing is going to be perfect. Remember the three stained glass windows of the church? One of them was broken. Not everything is going to be perfect, but it’s important that we try our best to be excited, optimistic, and enthusiastic about life, even though we’re in a constant cycle of creation and destruction.
Life can be a battlefield for some of us, and beauty is the first thing spoiled by war. Don’t be too attached to how things look. Get over your superficialities. Just because something looks bad or ugly on the surface, that doesn’t mean it is. Take your time. Get to know people, places, and situations. Wait around for hidden or deeper meaning of things.
So, we have grace, or “good cheer” in Capricorn in the House of Fun. Maintain a cheery attitude. Some of us would rather continue banging our head against the wall knowing we’re getting nothing out of it.
Why?
That’s all we know, and we fear the unknown. Stepping to the left and going around the wall would be comparable to Fifth House fun and our example of the painter. So, even though you rather bang your head against the wall, it’s important to maintain a cheery attitude when trying something new and fun. (sarcastically humorous)
As far as grace is concerned, this chart is telling us that we need to break up the seriousness of life. Good cheer, and maybe even a little financial progress can certainly manifest when you’re having fun.
Moving on to peace. Did you know that the symbol for Pax, the Roman goddess of peace, is the Chi Rho? Yes, it’s the same symbol they’ve been telling us is used to represent Jesus Christ. It’s the little x with the P in it.
Today, I just put the meaning of the Chi Rho together, and do you know how I did it? Do you remember how they wanted to change the saying Merry Christmas to Merry Xmas?
Yes, they wanted to take the word Christ out of Christmas, and change it to an X.
That’s how I figured out what Chi Rho meant. It means peace in Christ. The Chi (P) means peace, and the Rho (X) means Christ. When you put it together, it’s literally peace in Christ.
In our chart, the Chi Rho is in the First House on the 29th degree of Leo, and it’s in trine with Thalia or grace in Capricorn in the Fifth House.
We, and when I say we, I mean some of us personally, are bordering on an edge. It’s a border with the old paradigm on one side and a completely new level of energetic spiritual awareness on the other side.
In order to get with the plan and the destiny for this life, some of us, no matter how hard it’s going to be, will absolutely be required to let the old paradigm fall. It’s sad, but true, so maintain good cheer.
Pax is conjunct the star Regulus on the 29th degree of Leo. In 2012, Regulus, the Heart of the Lion, moved out of Leo and into Virgo on the Zero degree. This, without a doubt, even though it’s never talked about and overlooked by all the astrologers, represents the new paradigm and the current change in consciousness. I’m telling you this. Believe me.
Nooz Buffet 