Aries isn’t just the first sign; it’s the one that cracks open the cosmic egg with a headstrong vigor, blasting away the staleness of winter with a “here I am, and we’re going to do it my way” flair. Aries has this radiant impatience with anything old or passé, like a child who sees the…
The watery trigon—Cancer, Scorpio, and Pisces, are the keepers of the ocean, the ones who don’t stay above the surface of existence but dive headlong into the depths where the unspoken truths lie waiting. Cancer guards the emotional hearth, tenderly hoarding the kindling of memory. Scorpio? Well, Scorpio prowls the underworld with lantern in hand,…
With the Moon conjunct, opposite, or square Neptune, your emotions swirl, pointing vaguely towards both enlightenment and turmoil. The boundaries become nebulous, the lines blur, and suddenly, feelings become tidal waves, crashing over the soul with such force that it’s hard to tell where you end and others begin. But let’s talk about the emotional…
The Moon conjunct, square, or opposite Neptune, create a soul that’s not just sensitive but almost otherworldly in its depth of perception. Imagine living with your emotional radar set to “extreme sensitivity.” The Moon is luminary guardian of our inner world, governing how we feel, how we react, and how we nurture. Then Neptune, the…
With Saturn in Aquarius, the individual is called to learn some deeply profound lessons about humanity. The essence of Aquarius is the collective, the group, the shared vision of a better world. But Saturn brings the weight of responsibility, the need for structure, and, often, the gnawing voice of self-doubt. These souls have an innate…
Peter Lorie and astrologer Liz Greene’s book Nostradamus is a fascinating read because it includes a chapter on the Plan for America as well as unique insights for the current era. I love how these ideas whirl together—ancient prophecies and astrology with our very human hopes, fears, and political machinations. In 2004, when transiting Uranus…
The Earth Signs are the steady bedrock of the zodiac – they carry the name of the very ground we stand on. Taurus, Virgo, and Capricorn: the holy trinity of calm deliberation, sensible decisions, and, dare I say, a slight penchant for being so deeply rooted that they might sometimes forget to dance in the…
The enigma of the late bloomer is wrapped in both mystery and hope, like the Virgo crafting their own destiny, bead by bead, stitch by stitch, while the world busies itself with the parade of immediate gratification. They take the scenic route, the one less traveled, where you can stop to admire the wildflowers, and…
The ram rules the beginning of spring – starting the process of spinning everything in motion. Aries is symbolic of the birth of everything new. While often having a rich life, the flow of energy is imbued with single-mindedness, and the Arian will probably face tough battles in an ascent to be Queen of the…
Venus in Pisces is exalted in traditional astrology, where it gains an optimal position for a planet to express its qualities. In Pisces, Venus’s influence extends to an environment where love is an elevated, almost spiritual experience. Alan Watts famously described falling in love as a “divine madness.” His characterization aligns closely with the essence…
The noble Virgo is often mistaken for the neurotic librarian of the zodiac, but oh, they’re so much more.The Virgin, associated with purity, yet so involved in the grit and grind of daily existence. You see, a Virgo doesn’t only edit a manuscript; they’re on a mission to restore harmony in the universe, one misplaced…
In astrology, personalities can be divided and categorized by the four elements: Fire, Earth, Air, and Water. Each with its own way of engaging with the world, both outwardly and within the deepest recesses of our psyches. In psychological astrology, this balancing act between the elements becomes a kind of alchemy. The four elements manifest…