Saturn retrograde. What we’ve consistently persisted in building and accomplishing, will slowly start to grow exhaustingly heavy with Saturn stationing retrograde on Saturday, March 14. Saturn is the great disciplinary for responsibily and inner strength, which is also connected with rules, duties, tradition, ties that bind, self-discipline, restrictions and consequences. Whatever we’ve been carrying to enforce conditions, will finally start to […]
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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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Divine Distortions, Mercury enters Pisces
Mercury (thoughts, communications, travel) recently joined Sun and Neptune in the imaginative realm of Pisces on Thursday March 12. During the next three weeks, there can be a hint of woozy/grogginess, dizzy confusion, as well as heightened sensitivity. We’re cosmically inspired to look for what we’re searching for, from a different view of our surroundings. During this changing cycle, vision can blur, as […]
Saturn Rx in Sagittarius: Fine-Tune Your Vision
Saturn stations Rx at 4 degrees Sagittarius, on March 14th. Seems like it barely dipped into this sign (it first entered Sag on December 23rd, 2014) and now it’s backing up. 0 to 4 degrees Sagittarius (and the Mutable signs) … Continue reading →
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Embracing Our Cracks for Self-Improvement, Virgo Full Moon
Even though a few of us could still be a bit drowsy from the recent Pisces season, something from a far-off distance has been trying to come forth and transmit individual information our way. Brilliant lights of data that act as a spontaneous
Capricorn Sun 2nd House
With the Sun in Capricorn in the second house, you are becoming the embodiment of an earthy, authoritative, self-assured individual. You discover personal power by maxing out your earning potential.
Capricorn Sun 1st House
With the Sun in Capricorn in the first house, you are learning to present yourself creatively while keeping a keen eye on your target. You discover personal power by building
Saturn in Sagittarius: B* Slapped By The Unfamiliar
Last night I was bitch slapped by Saturn. Specifically, by Mars in Pisces, transiting my fifth house of risk, performance and self-expression, squaring Saturn in Sagittarius, now located in my second house of self-esteem. What comfort zone was I pushed to face? I threw myself directly into the fire of my fears and went to […]
The Waves and the Wall: Mars in Pisces Squares Saturn
Mars entered Pisces today, kicking off a square to Saturn in Sagittarius (exact on January 15th at 2 degrees). Creative or faith-driven actions will be challenged by Saturn’s reality, and Saturn’s structure will be challenged by vague irrit…
Five Things To Do in 2015
Happy New Year! I hope the holiday season was a pleasant one for you. As of today we are into the swing of the new year: already the bulbs at the end of the dining table — paper whites and hyacinths — have bloomed and their sharp green leaves are an augury of spring; my youngest went to school this morning with her apple polished and (most of) her homework done; and D (Jupiter in Pisces) has bought himself two pairs of shoes in the sales. So it really is time to think of the year ahead, and leave behind what we can’t fix […]
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