Tag: Aries
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…
Sanity in a Mad World
When I wrote about a “Turbulent Beginning” in the 2026 preview, I was referring to the period of time between January 18, when the new moon in Capricorn will arrive with a powerful six-planet stellium, and February 14, when Saturn will enter Aries, a span which will concern most of this article. What I had…
Relationships Season
As we saw in the last article, the September equinox arrived just a few hours after we had a solar eclipse in the last degree of Virgo, the last eclipse of the 2025 season. Astronomically speaking, the equinoxes are moments in time when the daytime and the nighttime are of equal length. In terms of…
In the Chrysalis
The first full moon of the astrological year will find humanity in a state of disarray. The astrologer José Millán likened the entrance of Neptune in Aries to surgery without anesthesia. Mercury and Venus, going back and forth between the signs of Pisces and Aries while forming conjunctions with Neptune, the North Node and Saturn,…
New Zodiacal Cycle
In historical times, few lunar cycles have been more significant than the current one, which practically coincided with the month of March. Being the Piscean lunation, we were expecting a great number of endings, and none more important than the 165-year cycle of Neptune, as we will see shortly. The new moon in the tenth…
Test of Wills
The main attraction for this article is the full moon in Aries, even though we continue to receive most of our growth energy from the Minor Grand Trine formed by Uranus, Neptune and Pluto. In such a configuration, the planet with the two sextiles, i.e., Neptune, acts as some sort of emcee or director. I…