Whew, I definitely felt that eclipse. What about you? It was overcast and foggy here, so I didn’t get to see anything, but around 3:30, I essentially passed out and was in a deep sleep for two hours. It was a good thing I got some extra rest, because this week promises to be insanely more »
The portal is open. The info is going back and forth fast and furiously this week, as Venus turns retrograde in Gemini and a solar eclipse takes place in the sign of communications. Some of the synchronicities are astounding, and even the breakdowns seem to be part of the greater plan. More than ever, it’s more »
As of this week, we’ve entered a tense, highly charged period that includes two eclipses, Venus retrograde, a rare transit of Venus across the Sun, and the first exact square of Uranus and Pluto. In the long-anticipated year of 2012, May and June are the two most volatile months. Indeed, it’s hard to predict much more »
This week is so big astrologically that we started experiencing it before it even got here. As most of you know by now, we’re in for a lunar eclipse on Tuesday, which also is the Winter Solstice in the Northern Hemisphere. The eclipse, which I covered in last Wednesday’s post, is the first in a more »
Living on an island gives a whole new meaning to “missing the boat.” If you arrive at the dock 30 seconds late, you may have to wait an hour for the next ferry. I’ve slept through the alarm a few times, and when I realized how late it was, I had to make a last-minute scramble more »
This week has a very different feel to it, with the Sun entering merry Sagittarius on Monday and Jupiter now direct. It’s good timing, too, as we head into a holiday week in the United States and our biggest food party of the year. Our traditional main dish originally was a wild bird, and hunting more »
Sunday’s Full Moon in Taurus is so potent that I half expect we’ll go through a black hole and come out somewhere else. Or we’ll be contacted by an alien race telling us it was all a big joke. OK, I’m kidding. Sort of. It’s apparently what we’re supposed to do at this Full Moon, more »
We’re in a weird space as this week begins, with three planets stationed. Neptune went direct more than a week ago but has moved forward by only one arc minute, so for all practical purposes, he’s standing still. Jupiter stations on Tuesday and will remain at a dead stop for the rest of the week. more »
Neptune returns direct today, and it’s fitting that I’m literally surrounded by fog. It sure feels that way internally, with all the late nights catching up on my backlog of consultations. We’d love to love Neptune, who at his best symbolizes love unlimited by space or time. He (some call him “she”) is said to more »
In the Celtic tradition, we’re in the period when the old year has ended but the new year hasn’t yet started. In other words, we’re outside of time. The ancient Celts obviously knew something we didn’t regarding time, and it colored their entire existence. According to Julius Caesar, who fought the Celts and wrote about more »