Uranus in Aries – a 2nd house retrospective

I mentioned in my wrap-up of the week last Sunday that I was blaming the restlessness and frustration that’s been in the air on Uranus or, more specifically, on the fact that Uranus was in the last throes of the transit through Aries and wouldn’t get another chance at shaking up that part of the […]

Uranus in Aries – a 2nd house retrospective

I mentioned in my wrap-up of the week last Sunday that I was blaming the restlessness and frustration that’s been in the air on Uranus or, more specifically, on the fact that Uranus was in the last throes of the transit through Aries and wouldn’t get another chance at shaking up that part of the […]

Neptune Conjunct The Descendant Interpretation

Elsa, You’ve written quite a bit about your Neptune at the midheaven. What about Neptune on the Descendant? I know the Savior/look for a Savior would be part of it. I’ve played both. But, lately I get to thinking that … Read More…

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March 8th, 2019: No Pressure

Photo by  Caio Resende  from  Pexels

Photo by Caio Resende from Pexels

  • Moon in Aries sextile Venus in Aquarius (8 deg)

  • Moon in Aries sextile Juno in Gemini (10 deg)

  • Moon in Aries trine Ceres in Sagittarius (11 deg)

The Aries Moon receives all harmonious aspects today, enabling a smooth flow of fiery energy.

Moon/Venus is hot and flirtatious – anything new and cheeky is attractive and others will be receptive to first moves. Excellent for indulging in something a bit risky without worrying about anything permanent. Also excellent for boldly displaying what you want.

Moon/Juno encourages courageous choices in a relationship; partners can comfortably explore alternatives and not be tied to one option. Moon/Ceres adds the nurturing of independence and courage – be brave/be first or encourage someone else to step out.

Overall, this is a day to have fun, initiate or be receptive to someone’s actions. There’s no pressure and no commitment.

March 8th, 2019: No Pressure

Photo by  Caio Resende  from  Pexels

Photo by Caio Resende from Pexels

  • Moon in Aries sextile Venus in Aquarius (8 deg)

  • Moon in Aries sextile Juno in Gemini (10 deg)

  • Moon in Aries trine Ceres in Sagittarius (11 deg)

The Aries Moon receives all harmonious aspects today, enabling a smooth flow of fiery energy.

Moon/Venus is hot and flirtatious – anything new and cheeky is attractive and others will be receptive to first moves. Excellent for indulging in something a bit risky without worrying about anything permanent. Also excellent for boldly displaying what you want.

Moon/Juno encourages courageous choices in a relationship; partners can comfortably explore alternatives and not be tied to one option. Moon/Ceres adds the nurturing of independence and courage – be brave/be first or encourage someone else to step out.

Overall, this is a day to have fun, initiate or be receptive to someone’s actions. There’s no pressure and no commitment.

Pisces New Moon: Pool of Light

After 13 years, and multiple attempts at contact on my part, an old friend reached out. The moment I dreamt of had finally arrived: I had given this moment so much energy over the years of trying to reconnect, imagining a joyful reunion of forgiveness, acceptance, unconditional love—all the things I had been craving from […]

Portrait of America 2019: “Two Men Playing Chess”

2019 America Is 243 years old = "3 Sagittarius"by Jude CowellLast evening I played around with America in her 243rd year (2019) which, when translated into the 360-degree circle of the Zodiac (one degree = one year) brings our nation to 3 Sagittarius (243 degrees = 8 signs plus 3 degrees when counted from the Aries Point) because I was curious to see if the degree’s Sabian Symbol held

Portrait of America 2019: “Two Men Playing Chess”

2019 America Is 243 years old = "3 Sagittarius"by Jude CowellLast evening I played around with America in her 243rd year (2019) which, when translated into the 360-degree circle of the Zodiac (one degree = one year) brings our nation to 3 Sagittarius (243 degrees = 8 signs plus 3 degrees when counted from the Aries Point) because I was curious to see if the degree’s Sabian Symbol held