Category: Lunation
The Closing Concerto
Our hypothetical summer evening with the Cosmic Philharmonic comes to a close. We witnessed how the virtuosi tuned their instruments as Uranus, Neptune and Pluto tightened their Minor Grand Trine while exerting personal influence on us through Mercury and Venus. Sun and Moon had what we called a pseudo-feral new moon in Gemini that encouraged…
The Masterful Symphony
In keeping with the musical theme of the last two articles, this lunation would correspond to a beautiful symphony where the entire orchestra plays together as one. While symphonies are typically composed of four movements: fast, slow, dance-like and a fast finale, the third “movement” of the upcoming lunisolar cycle, the full moon, will be…
The Opening Bagatelle
Time stood still. The tuning ritual had ended, almost abruptly, and the conductor was about to enter the concert hall. The program will begin with a bagatelle, a short, light and usually whimsical piece. Probably the most famous bagatelle is Beethoven’s No. 25 in A minor, titled “Für Elise” (“For Elise”), composed around 1810 but…
The Tuning Ritual
We will soon enter another period of the three most significant ones of 2026 and the entire month of June is being felt as if we are sitting at a concert hall, watching a large orchestra slowly fill the stage and begin to tune its instruments. We know the performance will be phenomenal; the musicians…
One-way Only
Lo and behold! After years of waiting, the new order is being born during this first lunation of the year. Like all newborns, it arrived demanding attention … and space! Space currently occupied by the old order. A birth in astrology is represented by Aries, the first sign of the zodiac, whose ruler, Mars, is…
Stepping Inside
As we predicted, the transition from two hundred years of earth-centric paradigms to air-centric ones is causing a lot of friction that generates noise and heat. In our “Indiana Jones” analogy, the February 20 Saturn–Neptune conjunction moved a boulder that had kept us from reaching the air-centric world, exposing a passageway we must begin to…