Saturn-Uranus opposition

Comments Feb 6, 2011 | Birth chart, Celebrity News, Guest Posts

Julian Assange: The Man Behind WikiLeaks, Part II

Having established in Part I that this horoscope describes our man rather well, let’s see what was happening around the times of various WikiLeaks disclosures that rocked the planet. To start with, WikiLeaks.org was registered on Oct. 4, 2006. This happened at a time when Jupiter and Saturn were forming a square aspect in the more »

2 comments Sep 12, 2010 | Forecasts

Weekly Forecast September 13: Pluto Direct, Mars Enters Scorpio

Mercury is direct, and we’re ready to roll! I thought things would stay fairly quiet last week with both Mercury and Pluto sitting still. However, I underestimated the effects of Jupiter’s return to Pisces. Right on cue, there was an explosion in San Bruno, Calif., which apparently had been waiting for just such a trigger. more »

Comments May 23, 2010 | Forecasts

Weekly Forecast May 24: Uranus Enters Aries, Full Moon in Sagittarius

The preparation phase is over. As of this week, the wagons are loaded, and we begin our journey to somewhere else. We’ve heard about it and read about it, but until we actually make our way to this new and mysterious place, we won’t know what’s in store for us. Uranus enters pioneering Aries just more »

Comments May 16, 2010 | Forecasts

Weekly Forecast May 17: Sun in Gemini, Jupiter Opposite Saturn

There will be plenty of action this week, although it may seem somewhat chaotic and directionless much of the time. The week begins on solid ground, with the Sun in the last degrees of Taurus making positive contacts with Jupiter in Pisces on Monday and Saturn in Virgo on Tuesday. These aspects favor material results. more »

1 comment May 9, 2010 | Forecasts

Weekly Forecast May 10: Mercury Direct, New Moon in Taurus

Although there aren’t many major planetary aspects this week, what we’ve got promises to bring a flurry of activity. Mercury has been retrograde since April 18. On Tuesday, the Messenger stations direct at 2°39′ Taurus, in an applying conjunction with the Moon and tight trine with Pluto in Capricorn. The Moon is still in the waning more »

Comments May 8, 2010 | New Moon

New Moon in Taurus, May 13-14

The New Moon in Taurus on May 13 is a time to celebrate beauty, abundance, and the cyclical dance of life. It also is a stark reminder of the realities of living in a material world. For some of us, being “spiritual” means denying the physical body or getting our minds off material things. Although more »

4 comments May 2, 2010 | Forecasts

Weekly Forecast May 3: Sun Square Mars

Most of this week’s aspects are fairly low-key, given what we’ve been dealing with over the past several months. It’s a great time to take a short vacation. Mercury is still retrograde and making mischief with travel plans, especially if you’re on a business trip. But now that he’s speeding along in reverse, the logjams more »

1 comment May 1, 2010 | Forecasts, Saturday Extra!

Saturday Extra: The Cardinal T-Square and Immigration Law

Arizona’s new illegal-immigration law and the protests it unleashed stand out as an early indicator of how events will unfold during the cardinal T-square of 2010 and 2011. Gov. Jan Brewer signed the law on April 23, just as Saturn and Uranus were approaching exact opposition in Virgo and Pisces, the fourth contact since November more »

Comments Apr 30, 2010 | Ask Real Astrologers, Birth chart

Ask Real Astrologers: Should I Build a Bunker?

This week’s question comes from Svetie in Coffs Harbour, Australia: After three harrowing years of Saturn in Virgo, I’m dreading this retrograde transit. If I’m not mistaken, it was my second Saturn return. Will it treat me a bit gentler during this retrograde, or should I build a bunker now? Svetie, we all may need more »

Comments Apr 25, 2010 | Forecasts

Weekly Forecast April 26: Saturn Opposite Uranus, Full Moon in Scorpio

Question: What’s the difference between a Saturn-Uranus opposition in Virgo and Pisces and the same opposition in Libra and Aries? Answer: I don’t know. But we’re about to find out. It’s not often that we get this great opportunity to get out of the lab and into the field. I’ve been studying charts, and theoretically, more »