Surprisingly finding a huge grasshopper, white ocherish, in a flat closed for months. In town, 7th floor. No plants in it. Only dust to eat. Some windows a bit opened for ventilation.
Half an hour later finding another grasshopper, exact same appearance, but this time dead.
I've never seen a grasshopper in that color. Size, the bigger one that I remember.
Message? Something like:
It's needed to jump soon out of this dead environment.
Taurus is white, inability for the Moon to change to a better environment. Scorpio, survival, not adapted to walls/building so sight is ineffective and leap of faith is useless. Just my thoughts.
@karinia Thanks,
It sounds what you say, but I don't get the connections.
I wanted to ask you explanations, but maybe it's better to take it as a poem.
Grasshoppers encourage us not to hesitate leaping. Just leap, trusting that we will find a good place to land. It´s also a symbol for luck and hope. So basically: Trust, hope and a good attitude.
And indeed, the dead grasshopper sounds like a warning. Jump or die - metaphorically. It´s not "safe" to stay where you are right now.
It seems underlined by the number seven. Death, renewal, liberation. Time for change.
Apartment, a house - possibly your fourth house. Stop clinging to a false paradigm for emotional security.
The color white represents innocence and purity. Stuck in guilt possibly?
Taurus sounds like a good suggestion too; is it by any chance your 4th house?
Staffan
@staffan Thanks,
Jump or die was my first thought.
7... Saturn is also the 7.
I know the situation it refers to.
Wondering which direction to jump. Stuck in guilt, 4th... good points. Taurus is my 2nd. No planets in it, neither in Scorpio.
All the answers are saying something about it 🙂 thanks
@marianela "Just jump!" is the message of the Grasshopper.
And forget about guilt. "Mea culpa!" we have been taught to say. Well, that breaks the vedic idea about "sin": I and me.
You´ll be in my prayers.
Staffan
