As promised, here’s my dissection of April’s Grand Cardinal Cross. Check out this post for introductions, dates and degrees. What do we know about Cardinal signs? They are initiators; they mark the cusp of an event. Each … Continue reading →
Sun conjunct Uranus gives an individual a strong life mission to individuate and help others to do so too. This stems from feeling quite exiled as a child due to their need to stake their claim on their own personality as opposed to that of their fathe…
3 AM PDT of the 13th the Leo Moon sextiles Zeus, making us very sure of ourselves and our ambitions. …Continue reading →
Detail from the Stigmatisation of St Francis. Tiepolo (March 5)Tiepolo, a vivid conjuror of imaginary worlds, painted ceilings. So did Michelangelo. It was the fashion in those days, of course, to paint visions of heaven…What follows are works by art…
There is an inner struggle between what you want and what you really need. This dynamic aspect sets up a powerful attraction – to people, to money but it’s not always good for you. There’s a need to learn to…
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To see it all, please subscribe! 12 March we may feel innately clumsy, with attempts to move forward causing unnecessary …Continue reading →
Excerpt from my latest Sasstrology article (please leave comments on the Sasstrology site): “In last week’s article, I explored the impact of Mars retrograde in Libra on the cardinal signs. These signs are most intensely affected, because Mars is making hard … Continue reading →
Mars Rx in Libra’s impact on Aquarius and Gemini will be subtle, but there’s valuable relationship opportunities for those who pay attention.
Venus (love, values, beauty) is currently in Aquarius. This sign/planet combination is associated with the 5 of Swords. No one likes getting this card; how can it possibly relate to Venus? This card is sometimes … Continue reading →
Some smooth paths are opening up in the next few days. Will you make the most of them? The Sun in Pisces trines Saturn Rx in Scorpio, exact on March 13 (at 23 degrees). But you … Continue reading →