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It’s Day Three of the second annual Big Sky Astrology PODATHON! In this episode: April psyches Jen out with a new Sunwatch segment to celebrate the Libra Equinox! A Moonwatch shoutout to today’s Aries Moon. Plus: peace, positivity, and puppies!
Libra Season BeginsThe Sun enters Libra on Sept…
by Jude Cowell
September 21, 2021:
Below is a view of the DC Horoscope showing the Lunar Eclipse of May 11, 1892 @21Sco39 which provides us with clues concerning Modern Humanity’s instinctive reactions to the karmic conditions associated with our Total Prenatal Solar Eclipse of April 26, 1982 (7Tau05) which manifested four days prior to the Great Conjunction of Neptune and Pluto (7Gem41). Their
Aries, I love you. I love you for your incredible strength. You’ve been humbled by life more times than you can count, and yet you still keep trying. You never give up. Quitting has never been in your vocabulary. It’s … Read More…
The sun in astrology is associated with the father. Leo fathers are a lot of fun. They play games with their kids. They’ll get on the floor and play with their kids. I love this! Scorpio fathers tend to be … Read More…
It’s Day Two of the second annual Big Sky Astrology PODATHON! In this episode: a feisty, energetic Moon in Aries; April reeks of Mars; and listener voicemails with eerily similar questions!
Saturn Rx in Aquarius trine Black Moon Lilith in Gemini (7 deg)Chiron Rx in…
The Full Moon occurs at 00:54 (BST) on September 21, 2021 at 28°Pi13′. Pisces, the last of the signs – the beginning and the end, above and below. This sign is symbolised by two fish swimming in different directions yet connected. Pisces represents that which connects us all, the invisible thread linking atom to atom. […]
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It’s Day One of the second annual Big Sky Astrology PODATHON! In this episode: today’s Pisces Full Moon; Mercury trine Jupiter; today’s Aries Moon. Plus: secret knowledge, Neptune’s effect on cogent thinking, and revisiting March 2020.