Episode 284 | Venus Meets Mars in a Heartfelt Swoom!

Mercury and Venus revisit the North Node in Pisces; Mars and Saturn make sparks with Uranus; implement New Moon plans at the Cancer First Quarter Moon. Look for lucky breaks when the Sun sextiles Jupiter, deep feelings when Venus and Mars meet in trine. And a listener question about retrograde shadow and storm periods.

TRANSCRIPT Ep. 284 | Venus Meets Mars in a Heartfelt Swoon!

 TRANSCRIPT Ep. 284 (3.31.25) Venus Meets Mars in a Heartfelt Swoon! « Listen and read show notes here Hello, Invisible Friend, April here, and the date today is March 31st, 2025. Welcome to Episode 284 of the Big Sky Astrology Podcast. This week, Mercury and Venus retrograde revisit the North …

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Neptune Ascends, pencil on paper; Jude Cowell Art
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