One of the things that distinguishes millennials from other generations is a deep sense of disillusionment. The world is just not what they were raised to expect, and they’re now being asked to navigate an environment they were in no … Read More…
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This week: Deep cleaning, entering the unexpected, and expanding your domain
The post Highlights for May 13-19, 2019: Beyond the Familiar appeared first on Big Sky Astrology with April Kent.
Prefer to read? Here’s the link to this week’s written forecast. https://youtu.be/rGkhImgpkio
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Today we may be so stressed with power issues, with sorting out the ‘rightness’ of our choices and life direction, …
This week offers some respite from the planetary intensity we’ve been seeing lately. Between May 11th and the 15th, we see only mild and pleasant planetary alignments that offer support and help us to regain our balance if we’re feeling out of sorts. We do see two planets changing signs on the 15th: Venus will […]
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Taurus Sun inconjunct Jupiter Rx in Sagittarius (22 deg)
Taurus Sun trine Pluto Rx in Capricorn (23 deg)
Sun trine Pluto is power expressed in an easy way. It can be accessed naturally and influence (over others) can be expressed smoothly. f you tap into the destruction and redefinition of rules/commitments, you can tap into something truthful that lies beneath the surface. This evolution will fuel your confidence, purpose and ability to manifest security.
This is the power of death, rebirth and growth.
But the Sun does make an awkward inconjunct to Jupiter (optimism), so there will be a spot of exaggeration arising from lack of confidence. Fear of the big change? An issue of faith/expansion is incompatible with what’s established but transforming. You may overcompensate and push for too much, or try to dominate others. Loss of perspective is a possibility, so be aware of your foundation and the promising opportunities ahead. Try to balance them and know that you have reason to be confident.
Pluto and Jupiter are retrograde, so this is an issue you’re returning to. Maybe it’s a second chance.
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Taurus Sun inconjunct Jupiter Rx in Sagittarius (22 deg)
Taurus Sun trine Pluto Rx in Capricorn (23 deg)
Sun trine Pluto is power expressed in an easy way. It can be accessed naturally and influence (over others) can be expressed smoothly. f you tap into the destruction and redefinition of rules/commitments, you can tap into something truthful that lies beneath the surface. This evolution will fuel your confidence, purpose and ability to manifest security.
This is the power of death, rebirth and growth.
But the Sun does make an awkward inconjunct to Jupiter (optimism), so there will be a spot of exaggeration arising from lack of confidence. Fear of the big change? An issue of faith/expansion is incompatible with what’s established but transforming. You may overcompensate and push for too much, or try to dominate others. Loss of perspective is a possibility, so be aware of your foundation and the promising opportunities ahead. Try to balance them and know that you have reason to be confident.
Pluto and Jupiter are retrograde, so this is an issue you’re returning to. Maybe it’s a second chance.
Monday morning, the Virgo Moon sextiles Juno and trines Mercury in Taurus. Time to get in the mood to capitalize on a vibrant and productive state of mind. With Uranus now in Taurus, even the same-old is not so same-old. … Read More…
Continue reading Weekly Forecast: May 13-17, 2019 – Stellium In Delicious Taurus at ElsaElsa .
Here’s an informative discussion of questions now on everyone’s minds from the May 8, 2019 broadcast of the Thom Hartmann Program with Paul S. Ryan of Common Cause:
Here’s an informative discussion of questions now on everyone’s minds from the May 8, 2019 broadcast of the Thom Hartmann Program with Paul S. Ryan of Common Cause: