I think that…Jung is the first representative of the new aeon…what I call and what I think will in the future be called the Jungian aeon. Jung could not have perceived and summarized the content of the aeon of Pisces unless he was already outside it. You can not see something in its totality, objectively, until you are already out of it. Jung was already in the next aeon, so to speak. Just as Christ was the first person to enter the aeon of Pisces, so Jung is the first to inaugurate the aeon of Aquarius.

This leads us to inquire, at least briefly, what the qualities of the aeon of Aquarius might be; we have been talking about the aeon of Pisces until now.

The term “Aquarius” has three different interpretations that I know of. It is called “water man,” “water carrier” and “water pourer.” Aquarius is pictured as a human figure carrying a jug of water. Sometimes he is pouring water from the jug and sometimes he is carrying it. This suggests three different things. First, Aquarius is a human figure, not an animal or fish, suggesting that the aeon of Aquarius is going to be of a human nature, not less. Further, the figure is carrying water rather than being immersed in it like a fish. That suggests that the two aeons will have a totally different relation to the psyche; it is the difference between being a fish immersed and being a carrier and pourer. Third, we have the image of a vessel, an allusion to the symbolism of the alchemical vessel and to the capacity to contain the psyche, rather than be contained by it. Instead of being a fish contained in a psychic fish pond, the individual becomes a conscious carrier and dispenser of the psyche.

Both Mark and Luke recount that Christ directed two of his disciples to make preparations for the last supper. He said “Go into the city and you will meet a man carrying a pitcher of water. Follow him.” (Mark 14:13; Luke 22:10, JB)

This man leads the disciples to the house in which they are to go to the upper room for the Passover meal or last supper. This is an image of the aeon to come 2,000 years later, visible even at the opening of the aeon of Pisces. It corresponds also to certain symbolic aspects of Christ. Christ was pictured as a water bearer and water dispenser. To the Samaritan woman at the well he said that if she had asked him for a drink, he would have dispensed eternal living water for her. (John 4:10)

Also there is the image of a stream of water flowing from Christ’s belly when his side was pierced at the Crucifixion. These images indicate that in a certain sense Christ foreshadowed Aquarius as a water dispenser. But the water he dispensed did not generate more dispensers; it generated fish rather than water carriers because the church became the water carrier, the fish bond in which the faithful fish could swim. Who discovered water? We know who did not discover it - the fish. We can now say the person who discovered it was Aquarius. Jung discovered water.

If my reading of the symbolism is correct, the aeon of Aquarius will generate individual water carriers. The numinous reality of the psyche [i.e. the crucifixion of opposites] will no longer be carried by religious communities - the church, the synagogue or the mosque - but instead it will be carried by conscious individuals. This is the idea Jung put forward in his notion of a continuous incarnation, the idea that individuals are to become incarnating vessels of the Holy Spirit on an ongoing basis.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5860808&forum_id=2#49844942)