With Uranus in Taurus, everyone has been talking about what a difficult fit the planet has there. Uranus, after all, is the changemaker. And Taurus is arguably the most fixed of all the fixed signs. But is Taurus really as unchangeable as people think?
When Neptune crossed my ascendant, I was in such a fog I found myself driving the wrong way on a one-way street. This may not seem remarkable until you consider it was the street I lived on. I simply pulled out on my own street, having turned in the wrong direction. People thought I was
It’s hard to look at yourself objectively. It’s also hard to find a friend who will be honest with you about what he or she might notice as far as patterns in your life that seem to create problems. Astrology is enormously helpful in this regard. It excels as revealing parts of a person’s character
My husband asserts, you can’t choose who you love. I think this is true and it leads to some interesting situations.
Mars in Cancer will oppose Pluto in Capricorn on June 5th. This is a dynamic and potentially dangerous aspect. Scorpio is co-ruled by both planets and is probably already feeling this. Same for people with Cardinal planets near 26 degrees. Depending on your nature, you may feel your skin crawling. You may be plotting or
“What about a chart without oppositions? Or a chart that has only one, for example — compare that with a chart that has many…” If a chart has no oppositions then it has something else. This is like asking, “What if a person does not have long hair?” That would mean they have short hair
People tend to look for horror in their chart. That’s fine but don’t forget to note the little things or you’ll drop the plot. For example, I have Venus (love and money) sextile Mars in my chart. No biggie, right? Wrong. This aspect provides satisfaction in relationships. I am not a hungry dog. I am
Mercury in Gemini is squaring Neptune at the moment. This aspect indicates miscommunication, misunderstandings, confused speech and various other sundries. The moon is in Virgo at the moment. I was covering this in tomorrow’s newsletter and decided to elaborate.
