Saturn will be moving into Aquarius on March 21, 2020 so I thought it might be a good idea to review the meaning of Saturn. Astrologer Frederick Woodruff has some interesting things to say about Saturn. ———————————————– The Greeks associated Saturn with gravitas, the quality of substance or depth of personality. Gravitas is a sort […]
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art by Krystle Marie Smith Before we can understand the meaning of Saturn in Aquarius, we need to understand Saturn’s role in human existence. This is especially important because as the traditional ruler of Aquarius, Saturn is said to be in its domicile in Aquarius (as well as in Capricorn). Understanding astrological Saturn […]
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http://gty.im/1198394504 Over the years I have studied a great deal of correlations between historical events and the associated planetary configurations. Often there are clear connections that are easily described. The conjunction of Uranus (radical change) to Pluto (destruction and regeneration) in the mid to late 1960s is one example – it’s easy to see […]
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Thanks to Bibliophilia for the art There are two cycles of significance involving Jupiter this year, one is a harmonious sextile to Neptune and the other a challenging conjunction to Pluto. Jupiter has been in Capricorn since early December when it joined a cluster of Capricorn planets for an earthy dose of realism […]
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The best thing that can be said about the upcoming conjunction of Saturn to Pluto is that the exact alignment only occurs one time. Saturn is a personal planet and operates in the personal realm, challenging us to face our responsibilities and work diligently towards our goals and often testing us in various ways to […]
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Before we can look ahead, we need to understand the past. As many of you already know, Pluto left expansive Sagittarius for restrictive Capricorn in 2008, beginning a domino effect that crashed financial markets around the world and punctured bubbles of false optimism that was keeping financial and economic systems afloat. Between 2010 and 2017, […]
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Jupiter, the planet of optimism and faith, will leave its own sign of Sagittarius for Capricorn on December 2, 2019. Jupiter teaches us to expand our horizons and to learn the value of positive thinking; under Jupiter’s influence we gain new confidence and the ability to trust that life is carrying us in just the […]
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Art by Jessica Galbraith (A portion of this post comes from this much longer article if you’d like to read more.) . Ceres was first discovered in 1801 and immediately classified as a planet. When Neptune was discovered in 1846, it was much larger than the other asteroids and was therefore retained as […]
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Mercury and Pallas are very different planetary bodies, and they differ in their astrological significance as well. Mercury is a planet after all, and Pallas an asteroid. Mercury’s orbit is quite short, just 88 days, where the orbit of Pallas is 1686 days. In the astrological pantheon, planets are given primary importance with asteroids relegated […]
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Art by Sam Brown As you may have read in these pages and elsewhere, the outer planets travel retrograde for about half the year, every year so that’s not so unusual. This year Pluto turned retrograde (it appeared to travel backwards from our perspective on Earth) at 23 degrees back in April, and […]
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