Changes of Direction: December 2013 to July 2014
by Jude Cowell
Now that Uranus in Aries turned Direct yesterday, up next in the line-up of planetary stations is Venus, a money planet, which from Earth’s vantage point occurs near enough to Christmas Day to affect shoppers’ urges to buy gifts or to return them before or after the holidays. Plus, thanks to Venus’ Rx status, there may be a more
Excerpt from my latest Sasstrology article (please leave comments on the Sasstrology site): “If you look at the placement of planets in your chart, you may see a concentration in one area. Or, your planets may be scattered around the … Cont…
Your approach to relationships can be influenced by the pattern of planets in your chart.
Some commenters on this blog asked about Venus retrograde and beauty. Maybe you’ve heard that during Venus Rx periods, it’s not a good idea to make changes to your appearance? Venus does represent physical appearance. When she…
Read the annual horoscopes for both your Sun sign and Rising sign to see how your love life will shape up in 2014.
Uranus Direct So anyways, Uranus has been retrograde for pretty well the last six months. While Uranus was retrograde all of that bubbling, electrical energy that Uranus brings was happening within you instead of to you. Eventually it has to…Read…
Uranus Stations Direct, December 17, 2013. In the last five months of Uranus retrograde, we’ve been traveling on inward journey. In this cosmic process, we stepped back from the world, in order to rediscover our own originality, so that we may find our own truth. Through this movement within, we… Read More →
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The Full Moon December 2013 on the 17th is at 25º Gemini and falls on the fixed star Al Hecka in Gemini decan 3. This is an extremely busy part of the sky. This Full Moon is a multi-talented, multi-tasking, multi-faceted super-parent who wants it all …
The Gemini Full Moon occurs on December 17th at 1:28 AM PST at 25 Gemini 36: ‘It’s All Over But …Continue reading »
Gravity opens with the longest, loveliest view of our pearlescent planet, so large and luminous — and behind it black space. The Earth is our home, our heart, our mother — but what happens when we cut the cord that ties us to her?(Spoiler alert. Pret…