I’ve started typing this forecast four times, and each time my computer shut itself off without warning. There no doubt is a logical explanation, such as overheating or a virus, but with Mars just having entered my second house and about to conjoin Uranus, you bet I’m dreading the worst. Speaking of overheating, there are more »
We’re coming up on April 1, and I strongly encourage you to play as many good-natured practical jokes as you can, because dead-serious planetary transits at the end of the week aren’t going to make us feel much like fooling around. The week starts out on a bright enough note, with the Sun and Mercury more »
Many of us are feeling jittery these days and wonder what we may be picking up. A lot of people are asking me to look at charts to see if I can figure out what’s going to happen. It’s understandable that in times of great uncertainty, people want to know the future. Those who think more »
We received two questions recently about jobs, both from readers named Lisa: I was laid off November 21, 2008. When will I have a job? Lisa, Tallahassee This year’s big aspect, the Saturn-Uranus opposition, is conjunct my MC (Uranus) and IC (Saturn). Consequently, I quit my job last year and have only just found something more »
We all know about Mercury retrograde. But what can we expect when Venus, planet of love and beauty, turns her back on us? Fortunately, Venus only goes retrograde every couple of years like her partner Mars, instead of three times a year like Mercury or once a year like the rest of the gang. However, more »
Two major themes run concurrently through this week, which I’m sorry to say may be trying for many of you but productive as well, especially if you work with these energies instead of fighting them. Venus slows to a station this week as she prepares to turn retrograde on Friday. Venus isn’t at her best more »
The coming year is astrologically charged, with Saturn and Uranus in a continued opposition, Venus retrograde, and six eclipses. The latter is especially rare and indicates that 2009 will be a highly significant year. In this week’s reader survey, we’d like to know what your hopes, wishes, and fears for the coming year are. We more »