In Persephone’s half of the year underground, the fields are fallow and there is want. But when she rises in the spring, there are pleasure and plenty. In this Pluto time, we’re underground. But this isn’t the end. We’re gathering seeds. We will emerge again.
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As the world’s anxiety level is turned up to eleven, April and Jen share some mindfulness techniques to help you be here now. And in the Big Sky this week: the Aries New Moon, this year’s eclipse season midpoint, and Venus offers Jupiter and Pluto an earthy elbow-bump. Plus: monarch butterflies, tortilla chips, a new imaginary sponsor, and Larry, Moe, and Curly. Oh, and pie. Always, pie.
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Full transcript for Big Sky Astrology Podcast Ep. 18: An Aries New Moon and a Kerflooey World. (March 23, 2020)
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If all we celebrate of spring is the Aries emergence of green and vibrant foliage, we’ve lost half the story of Mars – the dark, earthy, breaking-down Mars of Scorpio.
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We have a string of train cars lined up in Capricorn – Pallas/Jupiter/Pluto/Mars – ruled by Saturn. Saturn is one sign ahead in Aquarius, moving into square with Aquarius ruler Uranus in Taurus (a revolution or shock to resources). Early &#…
Excerpt from Patreon – We have a New Moon in Aries on March 24 which is tightly conjunct Chiron. Generally, this New Moon is a time to initiate projects, get started, get motivated. But the conjunction to Chiron shows that we are dealing with health issues, lack of energy, old wounds. I think we are […]
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The spread of the Coronavirus is probably the single biggest event to occur in our time because it affects the entire global community. It’s frightening, and confusing – and yet if we take a broader view it makes so much sense. Many of us have been shouting about climate change. The world is overheating, and […]
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It’s Mothering Sunday here, and I’d like to wish you, mothers and children all, a peaceful and cosseted day full of light and beauty. Even when your loved ones are far away, they are so close.
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