Tag: Pisces
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…
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…
End of Rehearsal
On Monday, a day after the current lunation’s First Quarter phase, Saturn reentered Pisces; the first of three slow planets to return to their previous sign. Everything structured in the last three months will be dissolved once more, only to be reformulated after Saturn reenters Aries next February. In addition to discussing Saturn’s return to…
Seeing Our Shadow
We are living a powerful lunation, no doubt about it. But, although there are more than enough reasons to fear the future, not only do I replace fear with faith but I am more optimistic than ever. Of course, if we focus our attention to the chaos blasted through the news, we quickly grow tired.…
Proper Endings
The final lunation of an astrological year gives us time to reflect on what we have done (and not done) through the year, extracting wisdom that will serve us for the new year in Aries. This time, however, there is urgency to reflect on more than a yearly end, for this will be the last…
Towards A “Higher Self”
Unfortunately “life” has prevented me from dedicating the amount of time I wanted to discuss two important events: the full moon in Pisces with a partial lunar eclipse and the autumnal equinox. That said, since “life” has given us lemons, let’s make the best lemonade possible and quickly try to weave a story for the…