I wrote about the building Jupiter/Uranus trine, but there’s even more happening to bump up this aspect (if you feel like taking advantage of it). From June 1st to June 10th, Mars (ruler of Aries) and the Sun (ruler of … Continue reading →
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Jupiter in Virgo’s Impact on the Earth Signs
Excerpt from my latest Sasstrology post (please leave comments on the Sasstrology site): “Last week’s article on Jupiter’s Virgo transit explored its impact on the Mutable signs. This week, we’ll look at how Jupiter in Virgo might impact love for … Continue reading →
The Final Jupiter/Uranus Trine
There’s a Jupiter/Uranus trine building now, and perfecting on June 22, 2015 (at 20 degrees). It will be the last of three trines between Jupiter in Leo and Uranus in Aries. The first trine occurred on September 25, 2014 at … Continue reading →
Jupiter’s Virgo Transit and the Mutable Signs
Excerpt from my latest Sasstrology post (please leave comments on the Sasstrology site): “Jupiter, the planet of optimism and opportunity, will transit Virgo from August 11th, 2015 to September 9th, 2016. Virgo is a Mutable sign, which means all the … Continue reading →
Astrology of Now: Jupiter & Juno 2
The rulers of Olympus, Jupiter and Juno will be exactly conjunct on May 17 at 14° Leo. This puts the royal couple in the royal sign together for the first time since 1966. But already they are just a few degrees apart. This is a very significant energy throughout May and into June that will affect all of us — especially if you have planets or points around those degrees in Fixed or Fire signs. All Fixed signs — Sun, Moon or Ascendant — ought to benefit. The king and queen only meet each other every eight years. Compare that […]
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The TPP, Senator Elizabeth Warren, and Modernizing the WTO
Brief Planetary Considerations on Trade 1995–2015 by Jude Cowell Did you see Alex Manson’s article of April 20, 2015 in the Wall Street Journal about Modernizing the WTO? Mr. Manson writes that the trade organization has to “adapt if it wants to stay…
The Pusher: Mars in Taurus Square Jupiter in Leo
Mars in Taurus squares Jupiter (at 12 degrees Leo) today, creating some pushy, self-focused energy. Mars in Taurus is actions that are focused on self-preservation, or creating something that’s real. Those actions will be expanded by look-at-me Jupiter in Leo. … Continue reading →
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In Pursuit of Believing Again, Jupiter Stations Direct
A bit of a cosmic tilt was experienced from last month’s energetic aspects of the Uranus/Pluto square and the solar/lunar eclipses. Mars also shifted from the fiery speed of Aries, into steady Taurus, which is currently encouraging patience, determination and real ‘oomph’ from our creative efforts. And as we pave strong, secure grounds to get where we’re going this time, we’re also restructuring our reality and moral standards into something durable with Saturn retrograde. Subscribe for free to […]
Jupiter Direct in Leo: The Better Place
Jupiter stations direct on April 8th, at 12 degrees Leo. Since Jupiter stationed Rx on December 8th, 2014, it has … Continue reading →
Saturn in Sagittarius: Part Two
Saturn is the most distant and by far the slowest moving of the planets used by traditional astrologers. Therefore he has the deepest impact on the sign in which he finds himself. Saturn rules boundaries, gloom, depression, restriction, rules, harvest, death, structure, bones, old age, longevity, melancholy; the bare necessities, the bare minimum, the nitty gritty. I saw an interesting lecture by Rick Levine last September at the Astrological Association Conference. He pointed out that in English, words beginning with st are often Saturnine in meaning: stone, static, steely, steady, stern, setting a standard, sturdy, steadfast, studied, stone-cold sober, structure, strict, stranded… […]
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