Saturn will turn direct around midnight on September 28th. At that point it will be leaving Capricorn for Aquarius. Saturn won’t return to Capricorn until 2047. Many have been waiting for this! We’ve had Jupiter, Saturn and Pluto conjunct and retrograde for months. This is has delayed progress but it’s also allowed time for things […]
With all this action in Capricorn, I’m running into certain themes in my life as well as the lives of friends, family or clients. Sometimes, it’s your responsibility to do something. Today’s newsletter as related. People no longer feel motivated to go get something. They have things brought to them by Amazon or Hello Fresh or
My husband told me he tries to avoid putting people in a situation where they had to feel sympathetic. He thinks it’s a waste of time in both directions. This correlates with my experience. I have some hard core problems. If I tell people about them they will feel sympathetic, and consequently they will feel
Jupiter, Saturn and Pluto will be conjunct throughout most of the second half of 2020. I am seeing my clients of all ages, come to some kind of reckoning. In all cases, the person is humbled in some way. It doesn’t feel good but I believe it’s the best thing that can happen to you.
Saturn rules your bones. I’m a Capricorn rising. I’m known to have a backbone! Saturn and Pluto are currently transiting conjunct my ascendant, entering my first house. If you missed the drama of my mangled spine, you can catch up here: Gut Punch.
There’s was large stellium in Capricorn in the early 1990’s. The Sun, Moon, Venus, Mars, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune were involved at various times. I knew the group of people born with this stellium would be one to watch, particularly at the time of their Saturn return. I call them the Mega Capricorns. The time
The feeling you get when you break through some kind of block or barrier in your life in incomparable. Uranus transiting a Fixed sign is going to help people break our of ruts over the next six years. I wrote this for a client: “You’ve got to move beyond stating what the problems are and start
