Lunar eclipse in Capricorn
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Weekly Forecast July 19: Saturn Enters Libra, Full Moon in Aquarius
Got your crampons on? Fastened tight? Good, because this week we begin our climb straight up the face of the cardinal T-square. We’ve been waiting for Saturn, the leader of our party. He had to return to Virgo for a few supplies, but he’s due back at base camp Libra on Wednesday, when we’ll get more »
Weekly Forecast June 28: Inter-Eclipse Period, Uranus Stations
We’re still in the wake of Saturday’s lunar eclipse, and eclipse-related events will unfold throughout this week and into next week. That’s really the biggest news of this week, which otherwise is blessedly free of major planetary aspects. Of course, the cardinal T-square is still activated, and Uranus is stationing in preparation to go retrograde more »
Saturday Extra! Brain Chemistry, the ‘God Particle’ and the Space Between the Eclipses
In my consulting practice as well as my continuing study of astrology, my focus is on using astrology as a tool to predict how invisible energies flowing through the cosmos might manifest into material reality. I’ve taken this approach for years, despite the lack of any evidence whatsoever that these invisible energies exist or that more »
Weekly Forecast June 21: Sun Enters Cancer, Full Moon Lunar Eclipse in Capricorn
I’ve been writing a lot about the cardinal T-square of this summer. Well, as of Monday, June 21, summer is here, and the T-square kicks in immediately. The Sun’s entry into Cancer officially marks the beginning of summer (winter in the Southern Hemisphere). As the Sun moves through the early degrees of the Crab, it more »
Weekly Forecast July 6:
Full Moon Eclipse in Capricorn, Jupiter Conjunct Neptune
Healing at a deep level remains the dominant theme this week as Jupiter makes his second of three conjunctions with Neptune in 2009. Add to the mix a lunar eclipse, and we’re on information overload and stressed to the breaking point. Neith has posted a complete report on the Full Moon, so I won’t go more »
