Author: Satori

The Sun is past its square to Mars and into square with Saturn. However, Mars keeps stringing along in close orb, keeping the challenge to move alive. Creative action is rough. You turn one corner and find yourself having to … Read More…

I’ve had more than the usual amount of questions regarding Mercury retrograde lately. For some reason this brings to mind the adage about hoofbeats: When you hear hoofbeats, expect horses, not zebras. As we all know, sometimes it’s zebras but … Read More…

Monday is the last full day of the Pisces Sun, with the Sun still holding the new moon energy of a waning conjunction to Chiron: painful but an extended opportunity for growth. Tuesday the Sun moves to Aries and a … Read More…

Friday night the Pisces Moon builds into Saturday’s new moon conjunction with the Sun. On its way, it sextiles Pluto in Capricorn and trines retrograde Jupiter in Scorpio. The mood sparkles with a captivating, undulating noir heat, the kind only … Read More…

You know those wind up toys, or really anything you wind up with a key? When you;re turning it and get toward the end of the winding capacity, you can feel that tension. You can feel how close it is … Read More…

This weekend the Pisces Sun sextiles Pluto as Aries Mercury and Venus square Saturn. There’s persuasive power of personality present to swing the people to your side, but the current terms seem less than ideal. Mars closes a trine to … Read More…

This week Jupiter slows in the countdown to Thursday’s retrograde station. Jupiter turns at 23 degrees Scorpio and heads back toward 13 (by the time it goes direct in July). The direct transit of Jupiter gets the show on the … Read More…

Have you ever been dizzy? It’s one of those strange, physical sensations meant to inform you that something is out of whack. We’ve had an impressively active stellium in Pisces with Mars in Sadge in square all week, a world … Read More…

This week we’re learning to unconditionally* trust our senses, take stock, and take flight. This can look like flying blind, but it’s not flying blind. You know how they say if you lose the use of one sense, the others … Read More…