Tag: supermoon

November Supermoon Astrology: The Taurus Full Moon and the Right to Be Secure

November Supermoon: The Taurus Full Moon and Security November Supermoon: The Taurus Full Moon and the Right to Be Secure Fall is here, and November is bringing us a massive, brilliant spectacle in the sky. On **Wednesday, November 5th**, the sky is illuminated by the closest Supermoon of the year, ushering in the powerful **Taurus […]

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November Supermoon Astrology: The Taurus Full Moon and the Right to Be Secure

November Supermoon: The Taurus Full Moon and Security November Supermoon: The Taurus Full Moon and the Right to Be Secure Fall is here, and November is bringing us a massive, brilliant spectacle in the sky. On **Wednesday, November 5th**, the sky is illuminated by the closest Supermoon of the year, ushering in the powerful **Taurus […]

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The Super Harvest Moon in Aries: Harvesting Your Authentic Power

The night of October 6-7, 2025, grants us a celestial event that is as rare as it is potent: the Super Harvest Moon in Aries. For many, the news coverage focuses on the visual spectacle—the Moon appearing larger and brighter as it reaches its closest point to Earth (perigee). But for the dedicated student of […]

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Super Tuesday and the March-April 2020 Lunations

February 25, 2020: On Super Tuesday March 3, 2020 the greatest number of states hold primaries and a large number of delegates may be won. Looking at the entire 24-hour period, we find that the Sun (leadership) ranges from 13Pis04 (12:00 am est) to 14Pis04 (11:59 pm est) conjunct the natal Neptune of the Republican Party. And note that the Sabian Symbol for "14 Pisces" = "A Lady in FOX Fur" for

Was David R. Atchison “POTUS for One Day”? (13 South Eclipse)

When we speak of short-lived US presidencies we can do little better than the alleged one-day presidency of David Rice Atchison the senator who, some say, spent 24 hours as POTUS because of his next-in-line status when religious Zachary Taylor refused to be sworn in on a Sunday (March 5, 1849). James K. Polk’s term ended on March 4, a Saturday, so for 24 hours the unsworn yet elected Mr.