The sun represents a person’s vital life energy. Their creativity, their ego and their vocation. When Uranus transits your natal sun, your life will change as the status quo is disrupted. Ultimately, this transit frees a person, but it’s rarely a smooth, easy, flowing process. If you think about it, it’s easy to see why. […]
Yes, Mars square Pluto can be violence, but violence takes many forms. The Mars-Pluto square ratcheted up its tension all weekend, and some have seen it snap already. The aspect is exact Tuesday morning, but its impact is varied and personal. Mars in Taurus is ruled by Venus in airy and mutable Gemini – part
Mercury rules the nerves. We currently have a large stellium in Gemini. I’ve not it’s affected my nervous system. This is new for me. It’s probably happened before, but it escaped me. I’m mentioning this because I doubt I’m the only one who’s having this experience. I feel overstimulated, which is not normal for me.
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Hi, Elsa What do you think about guilt? Does it have a real purpose or is it just something we should get rid of as soon as possible to go on with life? How does astrology relate to guilt? Gemini by the Sea, Colombia Hi, Gemini. Thanks for the question. Guilt definitely has a purpose.
If your natal moon opposes Uranus, you’re bound to be significantly eccentric, for good or ill. You’re likely to detach emotionally, from family and your roots in general. This is a not really possible so straight away, there’s tension in the person’s life. Before anyone explains to me, how they left their family on the
Friday night, the self-ruled Cancer Moon cruises along unimpeded as the Sun, Venus, and Mars whip up some drama in a series of squares. Emotional regulation is key as we make space for the less-than-ideal timing for fun and love.
I have never claimed to be a nice person! I have plenty of good qualities, but I don’t consider myself to be “nice”, however, I have tried to become (reliably) nice over this last year or so, or at least to do no harm. I’ve mentioned this a few times – so many people are
