Vibrations are going to shift considerably as abundant Jupiter exits from adventurous Sagittarius (after a one year transit), to join Venus, Saturn and Pluto in the ambitious realm of Capricorn, Monday December 2. During the next twelve months with Jupiter in Capricorn, we’re bound to expand in some way, in areas of reputation, status, career, […]
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Astrology of Now: Turmoil
There’s an awful lot of churn right now. You can see it on the streets of Santiago, Hong Kong, La Paz and Barcelona; in the British Parliament and American Congress. And in Kurdistan where “confusion now hath made his masterpiece.” People are in a froth. There’s shouting. And the way forward is not clear. You may find this is also true in your own life. Even if you yourself have the utmost clarity; people around you may be in a flap, a flurry, a fritz — or very stuck. I am finding that a lot of people are confused and/or depressed. […]
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Mars Conjunct/Square/Opposite Jupiter ~ Conquerers
Mars conjunction Jupiter, Mars square Jupiter or Mars opposite Jupiter are the best combinations for a military commander, for they are all daring, courageous, pioneering and busting with red-hot, sexual … READ MORE
Brainstorm: Transiting Jupiter in Capricorn
Saturn-Pluto 2020 conjunct The Fed’s Uranus 22Cap47
1913 US newspaper clipping [Public domain]Those were the days! Or at least that’s what I’ve heard–days when arch manipulators could squeak the Federal Reserve Act of 1913 through Congress as its members were antsy to scoot out the door for Christmas break and avoid being blamed–after New York bankers and other co-conspirators (such as J. P. Morgan) had taken a midnight train to Georgia in
Saturn-Pluto 2020 conjunct The Fed’s Uranus 22Cap47
1913 US newspaper clipping [Public domain]Those were the days! Or at least that’s what I’ve heard–days when arch manipulators could squeak the Federal Reserve Act of 1913 through Congress as its members were antsy to scoot out the door for Christmas break and avoid being blamed–after New York bankers and other co-conspirators (such as J. P. Morgan) had taken a midnight train to Georgia in
Rediscovering Our Inner Wild | Starcana Cosmic Dirt
Do you remember the distraction that happened a few months ago? What we imagined to be our purpose,… where we thought we were going… and the rude intrusion that fell onto our path; was cosmically guiding us onto another road. Since this awkward sense of footing, we’ve been learning how to get back on our […]
Nov 5, 2019: Jupiter reaches Shadow Degree
Having stationed and turned direct on August 11, 2019 @14Sag30 (9:37 am edt), transit Jupiter moves on toward his Shadow Degree, the point in the Zodiac where he stationed and turned retrograde (‘Rx’) on April 10, 2019 @24Sag21. Leaving his own shadow period frees Jupiter functions, conditions, and people to ‘move forward’ more confidently with plans and activities such as politics, banking,
Nov 5, 2019: Jupiter reaches Shadow Degree
Having stationed and turned direct on August 11, 2019 @14Sag30 (9:37 am edt), transit Jupiter moves on toward his Shadow Degree, the point in the Zodiac where he stationed and turned retrograde (‘Rx’) on April 10, 2019 @24Sag21. Leaving his own shadow period frees Jupiter functions, conditions, and people to ‘move forward’ more confidently with plans and activities such as politics, banking,
A Few Reasons Why Jupiter’s Not Always Fabulous
A reader wrote to me: “I am supposed to have Jupiter in my first house of Sag all year but it’s been just awful!” And asked me why this was so. Here is my response. This is a good question. 1. We tend to over-egg the whole luck thing with Jupiter in an attempt to look on the bright side, and forget that above all Jupiter magnifies. So in your first house he can make you somehow “larger”. This has a good side. Do you want to be noticed? Or be pregnant? But it also can go the other way. […]
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