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Now that Trumpian candidates were defeated in the midterm elections, political pundits were asking what Donald J. Trump is going to do next. Any thought that President Trump would admit defeat, change direction, or revise his plans in any way quickly dissolved with the appointment of immigration hardliner Stephen Miller as Chief of Staff, and […]
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Normally, when I write about the Scorpio new Moon, I talk about elimination of the crap that doesn’t do you any good. I talk about how Scorpio is that shadowy place where we pack away our deepest fears and desires. It’s everything we repress, keep a lid on, hide away, or secretly yearn for. Scorpio […]

It looks like we may have found a scrap of hope at the bottom of Pandora’s box during this very retrograde period. At this month’s Salon we talked about what’s next in these rapidly changing times, and what’s happened to members of The Oxford Astrologer during this Venus retrograde. A few resources were recommended. Peg […]
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This New Moon in particular is on the Sabian symbol 17 Scorpio: A woman, the father of her own child. It sounds pretty inscrutable, until you realize it just means having the strength to do it all yourself – raise a children, protect a child, and by extension anything creative that you might do. All by yourself, sometimes even in the face of loss… maybe even because of it.

The Scorpio New Moon encourages authenticity, determination, and the strength to do what needs doing. Venus sextiles Mars, inviting us to revisit old desires before pursuing new ones, while Mercury and Venus both station direct and begin turning our attention toward the road ahead. A fiery Mars–Jupiter conjunction launches a new two-year cycle of action and opportunity.