In the Big Sky this week: A big money New Moon, Chinese New Year, breaking eggs, and getting on one another’s wavelengths.
The post Highlights for Feb. 4-10, 2019 appeared first on Big Sky Astrology with April Kent.
In the Big Sky this week: A big money New Moon, Chinese New Year, breaking eggs, and getting on one another’s wavelengths.
The post Highlights for Feb. 4-10, 2019 appeared first on Big Sky Astrology with April Kent.
This Week in the Big Sky: Venus leaves the bohemian wilds of Sagittarius for civilized Capricorn, Mars and Pluto collide with predictably combustible results, and Saturn and Neptune invite you to make your dreams a reality.
The post Highlights for Jan. 28 – Feb. 3, 2019 appeared first on Big Sky Astrology with April Kent.
This week in the Big Sky: The mutual admiration society of Venus and Jupiter, some fizzy Mercury/Uranus Zaaaappppp!, and Mars goes down swinging … until Jupiter picks him up.
The post Highlights for Jan. 21-27, 2019 appeared first on Big Sky Astrology with April Kent.
This Full Moon brings the last in a series of Leo eclipses that began in early 2017. Eclipses reflect points of change and crisis, and in Leo, the crisis is around how to feel more engaged with your life. How to love, create, and inhabit it fiercely and fully. As this cycle of Leo/Aquarius eclipses comes to an end, I think we’re finally ready to change our lives to make room for more heart. I’m hearing this loud and clear from clients, and I’m feeling it myself. But the question is always, “How will I make time for it?”
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I have this theory that everything and everyone has someone who is designed to love them.There are folks who love cars, quilts, cats, guitars, Fiesta ware, old vinyl albums, flamingos, mushrooms, and circus posters. I watched a great documentary about a typewriter shop in Berkeley, and marveled at the loving artisans who so love typewriters that when a parts manufacturer went out of business, they began fashioning replacements by hand…
The post Highlights for Jan. 6-13, 2019 appeared first on Big Sky Astrology with April Kent.
This year’s assignment is to pry our fingers away from Capricorn/Saturn/Pluto safety blankets such as boundaries, limitations, fear, externalized authority, and the need to feel in control. This first Solar Eclipse of the year insists, in no uncertain terms, that we let go of NO.
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The tension between high-energy Mars and restrained Saturn will color the next three weeks with frustration. That’s not necessarily a bad thing; after all, an out-of-control toddler who is hyped up on sugar is frustrated when her mother calls a time-out, but the rest of the world breathes a sigh of relief. Saturn represents the civilizing force that funnels wild energy into productive channels.
The post Highlights for Dec. 31, 2018-Jan. 6, 2019 appeared first on Big Sky Astrology with April Kent.
Given that it’s the last week of the calendar year, I think it’s a good time to do what many of us do at year’s end, which is take stock of the year that’s past and a preview of the new one ahead.
The post Highlights for Dec. 24-30, 2018 appeared first on Big Sky Astrology with April Kent.
Being with family or away from them; reminders of holidays from youth; estrangements and losses that ache like an arthritic shoulder in cold weather… we may celebrate the holidays or not, but we can’t easily separate them from the legacy of family.
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It’s fashionable to blame Mercury retrograde for everything from lost car keys to traveling mishaps. But its real message is about the value of occasionally stepping out of frantic, schedule-driven time and surrendering to the full experience of the present.
The post Highlights for Dec. 17-23, 2018 appeared first on Big Sky Astrology with April Kent.