Author: Elsa

Can Our Collective Depression Resolve Itself?

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I starting writing the collective depression back in 2015. I tied this to Pluto in Capricorn which is quite dark. If it’s not clear, Pluto is concerned with the collective subconscious. Saturn correlates with depression. When Saturn hooked up wit…

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When You Have The Wrong Idea About What You Want

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Years ago I realized a lot of people had the wrong idea about who was right for them.   I included a section on this topic in my Master class, Finding Love With Astrology, here. Today, I realize this is much broader issue! Many also have the wrong I id…

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Full Moon in Scorpio: Nowhere To Hide

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The full moon in Scorpio will take place on May 1, 2026 at 11 degrees. Pluto will square the sun and moon to create an unfathomable situation. This is one of those times when you can see or sense the nakedness of things and the people around you. The f…

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My Resonance Experiment In Truth Telling

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I’ve not updated my work on the case I’ve built in a few weeks. It is still live. It is not falling apart. It is a real as I am and baby, I am REAL. Some time ago I framed this as an resonance experiment. The essential question: Can relentl…

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The Rest Of April 2026: When Does The Clog Break?

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I recognize a clog when I see it. A clot. Constipation. A traffic jam.  Most people want to move in their life, but it’s just not happening. This correlates to Strait of Hormuz situation. In fact, you can likely make a direct comparison. Moving, …

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New Moon in Aries: No We Are Not Accelerating!

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Have you noticed April is not speeding by as many astrologers promised it would?  First it was Mercury and Mars, meandering in Pisces. Now it’s a Mercury Mars Saturn conjunction in Aries. This is what we’ll be dealing with when the new moon…

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Trends In The Collective: People Without Edges

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I don’t feel people connect like they used to for numerous reasons. This has been particularly noticeable since the pandemic. We’re six years beyond that now and feels more like we’re headed for a time like that, then we’re head…

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