Speculative Astro-Notes Concerning the 117th Congress of 2021by Jude CowellSeptember 8, 2020: If all goes according to plan, the 117th Congress will open on January 3, 2021, and unless Election 2020 in November results in leadership changes, Mike Pence will continue as President of the Congress.Now I won’t write much about the speculative January 3, 2021 chart set for Capitol Hill Washington DC
This is going to be a month to watch! Mars in Aries will turn retrograde tomorrow, September 9th, in aspect to retrograde Jupiter, Saturn and Pluto. Sunday, September 13th, Jupiter will turn direct. Saturn will turn direct on September 29th. … R…
It’s Day Two of the Big Sky Astrology PODATHON! More Moontalk in this episode, with a look at the Gemini Moon and a recap of void-of-course periods!
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The 9th Is A Good Day To . . . keep your limbs and head inside the car! Were you …Continue reading →
The new moon in Virgo takes place in the morning on September 17th. It’s will oppose Neptune in Pisces but will be strongly supported by Jupiter, Saturn and Pluto in Capricorn. I expect some good to come of this. I’m … Read More…
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This week we hit the peak of the retrograde season: With Mars turning retrograde on September 9th we will have seven planets retrograde, a ridiculous number! So in this video I’ll be discussing this, and the fact that after the 12th when Jupiter turns direct the number of retrogrades starts to diminish and we start […]
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