Learn about lunar returns.
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! […]
Hi, Elsa. I wonder about the many astrological tools or approaches that are available: transits, midpoints, solar arc, progressed charts, natal + progressed, etc. What are your thoughts on which tools or approaches are best for what particular issues? If someone asks for your guidance do you just routinely look at natal & transits, do
Several months back, I wasn’t feeling so great. The low feelings lingered and I adapted to them. My mood shifted, dramatically and unexpectedly. I tied this to a new, fierce, Lunar (moon/mood) return chart that had just come in. Sure enough, I remained in high spirits throughout the lunar month. My new Lunar Return came
In practice, I favor the natal chart, though I use Progressed and return charts as well. I allow the situation to guide me around which chart might provide insight. I always start with the natal but if the answer is not there or if I want more detail or other information, I look for it
Really, I’m bored. It gets this way sometimes, when the planets are sort of drifting along. It’s not that I don’t enjoy peace or a calm period. I do enjoy those things but this is not that kind of time. There are a lot of people remarking about how they fell they’re in limbo or
A natal chart is a snapshot of the exact position of the planets on the day and in the location where you were born. The sun was here, the moon there, Mercury was Mars was here, etc.
I used to think that lunar returns were for moon-ruled, Cancers, which I am not. What does a crusty Capricorn care about about the squishy, sobbing moon, huh? But I have to check things out for myself so I started keeping an eye on them. Twenty-five years have passed and my appreciation of these charts
