Do you suffer from SAD? People with Seasonal Affective Disorder get the winter blues. Deprived of sunlight, people see their mood drop and it stays that way until May or so when the days get longer. I’m not prone to depression and I don’t have SAD but I do have Leo in my chart and […]
I moved from Arizona to Colorado at the time of my first Saturn Return. I’d never seen snow to speak of so this was fun, but I’ll tell you what was not fun! It was seeing February roll around and it didn’t warm up. Little did I know, it would not warm up until June!
During the pandemic, the world went into lockdown. I noted the planets were clustered on one side of the zodiac. I also noted that people were either shut up at home or out there working. You can look back here – Planets Clustered – Outcast. This is phenomena is happened, seasonally, for five years or
Friday night is perfect for late October spooky times! The active Aries Moon conjoins the north node, pulling us toward the seemingly inevitable future. Its innate connection to Mars draws in the seasonal trifecta of Sun-Mercury-Mars in Scorpio. A late-night square to Pluto seals the deal.
The waxing and waning cycle that we touched on in our discussion of the Sun’s exaltation, detriment, and fall finds analogy in the cycles of the Moon. When the Sun is exalted (lifted up), it is essentially at the beginning of its yearly ‘waxing’ stage, gaining strength and angle in the sky on its way
Exaltation, detriment, and fall are underutilized concepts in modern astrology, perhaps in part because even the ancients did not leave us a lot of clear explanation on the matter. Every planet has a sign (and degree) of exaltation, an opposite sign of fall, and a sign of detriment opposite its domicile (you may read a
