Tag: Pisces

Full Moon in Pisces: The Lilies of the Field

Each year when the Full Moon falls in Pisces, we’re asked to reacquaint ourselves with the value of retreat. Work, itineraries, and striving to become better, faster, and more accomplished, dominate our consciousness while the Sun moves through diligent Virgo. But overwork can lead us down wearying and unproductive paths….

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Pisces Full Moon and the Water Trine

Further to my post on the upcoming Pisces Full Moon, there will also be a Grand Water Trine flowing in the background. Saturn (18 degrees Scorpio) along with Vesta (16 degrees Scorpio) and Ceres (10 degrees Scorpio) will be trining … Continue rea…

September Monthly Horoscopes

It’s appropriate that school begins when the Sun is in this most studious of signs, Virgo. And this year, there really is a back to school feel to September, in the nicest sort of way. Do you remember the smell of freshly sharpened pencils and the smoothness of your September notebooks, the anticipation of telling your friends about your “brilliant” summer holiday. There are few things more delightful than a primed pencil case, and a back pocket full of tales of adventure … but this is not a nostalgic month in fact: it’s all about looking forward to what the […]

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The Sun in Virgo Opposes Neptune in Pisces

The Sun in Virgo opposes Neptune Rx (at 6 degrees Pisces) from August 27th to 29th. This is the tension between logic (Virgo) and fantasy (Neptune). Perfection versus transcendence. Both Virgo and Pisces seek to elevate themselves through refinement. V…

Astrology of Now: Listen For The Blue Quincunx

I am sitting at a desk in a high-ceilinged room in Brighton. The tall window frames blue, at the lower edge lavender blossom and then a few inches above, the horizontal of prussian blue sea meeting pale, brilliant summer sky. In the distance, the sounds of church bells, surf, cars’ swish. My friend, whose flat I am borrowing, is a religious scholar. Beside me the Qur’an, The Muhaddithat, then the poet Brodsky’s On Grief and Reason. I gaze at the sea, listen to the chimes. I am at a loss for what to write. I cast a horary chart. “What shall I write about?” The answer […]

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