Another week and we’ll be out of the inter-eclipse Twilight Zone. It has been a strange trip indeed. You’ll recall in a previous post that I said big changes were on the way for me, but I was going to wait until after the July 1 eclipse to take definitive action. Well, less than 24 more »
Not only is next Wednesday’s Full Moon the peak of a cycle that started with an eclipse, but it falls at the exact degree of a big solar eclipse in July 2009. The 2009 event, on July 22 (July 21 in the Western Hemisphere), was a total eclipse and the longest of the century. It more »
In my post on Sunday’s eclipse, I referred to a “collective reboot.” It’s happening, and we’re giving birth to a new reality. Some of us are experiencing painful situations. When we experience a leap in consciousness, our old way of being becomes incompatible. The more we try to hang onto it, the more we suffer. more »
We begin this week in the wake of Sunday’s solar eclipse in Cancer, and that’s really the biggest news — that, and the steady march toward the peak of the cardinal T-square, just a couple of weeks away now. Eclipses often signal rapid change, and these sometimes are evident within three days on either side more »
Sunday’s eclipse will be the last total eclipse of the Sun in the current Capricorn-Cancer series. This series began last year with a dramatic solar eclipse at 29 degrees Cancer. The longest solar eclipse of the century, it made a broad sweep over Asia. By contrast, tomorrow’s eclipse will be visible only in certain parts more »
This week begins with Uranus turning retrograde and ends with a total eclipse of the Sun. We’ve got all the information we need, and now it’s time to spend a few days preparing before we venture into new territory. Uranus, the innovator and awakener, entered pioneering Aries on May 27. Since then, we’ve been able more »
The New Moon on July 11 occurs with a total eclipse of the Sun, making it a powerful indicator of new beginnings. At 19 degrees Cancer, the eclipse is too far from the early degrees of the cardinal signs to make contact with planets in the cardinal T-square. Nevertheless, it feeds into the T-square in more »
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 »