Mary, Helena, Jordyn and All,
It's a bit off an impasse, and one I remember in the past, every so often I revisit Joan and I've almost always abandoned it because of these chart issues.
I actually have studied her death chart more in depth, because we know that date is true, however, there's still the issues of accuracy going this far back for reliable data.
The chart we do have is striking though, and many transits, including the nodes on Jupiter/Moon etc, on top of the transits to natal Saturn.
And her role as the embodiment of the divine feminine is well captured with her 6th house placements.
Because that is what it was, in these times she would not have been eschewed as we might think now because she was a woman - she wasn't going into battle, she was leading as the Divine Feminine and accepted as such.
These were medieval times, her role was more easily accepted than I think we, now, can fathom. But....that's going much deeper into the historical aspect.
Her Pluto is on those degrees that correlate to souls who are 'on a mission' if you will, no matter their spiritual state, but it's something to see the 11th coupled with Uranus in the 7th/Aquarius!
And, also, thus the projections, however, in some ways, that was the entire point, however she ended up buying into that projection, owning it for herself versus BEING it for others.
I've been poking along with her chart. I think I was too optimistic with my health and thus pushed myself and set myself back.
I'm really on the fence about continuing with regard to the uncertainty of the data.
Helena, you must realize I have lillith balsamic conjunction to Mercury and Pluto in the 6th plus a Virgo sun (blessedly in the 5th!) - so, you give me much too much credit that I won't do the 'Virgo thing' lol (as JWG would phrase it).
I am genuinely uncertain if we should proceed.
Sometimes, I feel like Joan should just be left alone.
I think that 11th/Aquarius signature is so strong, and, I do recall JWG saying that she'd have quiet simple lives in nature after that life.
But, I'm with you guys, whatever you think is best.
And Mary your words: "Generally speaking it
becomes a personal journey of knowing who one is relative to the whole, reality
versus delusion as you expounded upon so beautifully, and the natural humility that comes with accepting the truth of one’s rather insignificant place in the greater
scheme of things. Lilith guides one to recenter there, to reweave oneself mentally
back into the fabric of earthly life that resounds with the sacred as a reflection of
primal nature that manifests it. "
Such beautiful words that really captures the soul of Virgo :)
These words echo my favorite Emily Dickinson poem: 'I am nobody, who are you?'
Blessings All,
Nerissa