Tag: full-moon

  • Don’t look back, You can’t go there anyway

    Beginnings, endings, and the last lunar eclipse in Pisces for the next 18 years.


    We’ve been working with eclipses on the Pisces/Virgo axis for the last two years, and each eclipse in these signs has taught us something about surrender, radical acceptance, and trusting that everything unfolds as it should.

    This full moon lunar eclipse has the Sun and Moon squaring Uranus in Gemini. That square is about being pushed into unfamiliar territory, or forced into a significant change that asks you to surrender to what happens. This doesn’t mean passively letting life happen to you. It means finding pockets of gratitude, and remembering that the only thing you’re truly in control of is your perception, and how you choose to act on what life brings you.

    This is a crunchy eclipse (thank Uranus for that). The hard square is both a challenge and an opportunity to stay open to change. Like water, like Pisces, we lose the form and structure that distract us from what’s real. Dissecting, analyzing, and compartmentalizing what’s happening matters less right now, and you might even find yourself unable to do it even if you try.

    You’ll gain more by staying present and letting the energy move through you. That word, through, matters. Pisces can struggle to release things, and as a mutable sign, the best way to work with what you’re feeling is to give yourself time to sit with it and process it, rather than rushing to resolve it.

    “Maybe that’s enlightenment enough: to know that there is no final resting place of the mind; no moment of smug clarity. Perhaps wisdom is realizing how small I am, and unwise, and how far I have yet to go.”
    — Anthony Bourdain

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    Aries — Eclipse in your 12th house, Uranus square from your 3rd. This one asks you to surrender something hidden: a fear, a pattern, an old story you tell yourself. It may show up first as a disruptive conversation, message, or piece of information you weren’t expecting.

    Taurus — Eclipse in your 11th house, Uranus square from your 2nd. A friendship, community, or group commitment shifts suddenly, and it’s connected to your resources or sense of security. Resist the urge to control the outcome. Let it show you what actually matters to you.

    Gemini — Eclipse in your 10th house, Uranus square from your 1st (conjunct your Uranus in Gemini transit, so this one lands close to home). Career or public direction gets shaken, and it’s tied directly to your own identity and how you’re showing up. This is a “who am I becoming” moment, not a “what should I do” one.

    Cancer — Eclipse in your 9th house, Uranus square from your 12th. Beliefs, travel plans, or a bigger-picture worldview get disrupted, and something private or unresolved surfaces alongside it. Give yourself permission to not have it all figured out yet.

    Leo — Eclipse in your 8th house, Uranus square from your 11th. This touches shared resources, intimacy, or what you’ve merged with someone else, and a friendship or group dynamic adds pressure to it. Let go of needing to manage every variable.

    Virgo — Eclipse in your 7th house, Uranus square from your 10th. A partnership shifts suddenly, and it’s connected to your career or public role. Surrender doesn’t mean abandoning the relationship, it means releasing your grip on how it’s supposed to look.

    Libra — Eclipse in your 6th house, Uranus square from your 9th. Your daily routine, health, or work gets disrupted, and it’s tied to a belief or plan you’ve been holding onto. Let the practical stuff be a teacher here.

    Scorpio — Eclipse in your 5th house, Uranus square from your 8th. Something you’ve created, a relationship, or your creative expression is asked to change form, and it’s connected to something deeper you share with someone else. Trust the process even when it feels exposed.

    Sagittarius — Eclipse in your 4th house, Uranus square from your 7th. Home, family, or your emotional foundation shifts, and a partnership adds tension to it. This is a moment to feel it out rather than analyze it.

    Capricorn — Eclipse in your 3rd house, Uranus square from your 6th. A conversation, piece of news, or shift in your immediate environment disrupts your daily routine. Don’t rush to compartmentalize what’s happening. Sit with it first.

    Aquarius — Eclipse in your 2nd house, Uranus square from your 5th. Your resources or sense of self-worth are in flux, and it’s connected to something creative or something you love. Let go of the need to quantify your value right now.

    Pisces — Eclipse in your 1st house, Uranus square from your 4th (this one’s personal, it’s your season). Your identity and how you show up in the world are shifting, and it’s rooted in something at home or within your foundation. Like water, let yourself lose form for now. You don’t need the final shape yet.

  • Solar Eclipse in Leo

    With the nodes officially on the Leo and Aquarius axis, we’re stepping into eclipse season. The solar eclipse on August 12th activates the South Node, and the South Node highlights what needs to be released in order to let something new in. In simple terms, the South Node is the area of life where we experience rebalancing, corrections, and movement away from the over expression of the sign holding this transit.


    This eclipse itself falls in the sign of Leo at 20 degrees. Anyone with Leo placements between roughly 15 and 25 degrees will feel this transit the most, followed by the other fixed signs: Scorpio, Taurus, and Aquarius. Fire signs will feel the push to release and recalibrate (especially Aries placements) though this might be easier to identify and comply since this eclipse will be forming a supportive aspect to this eclipse.

    This is the first solar eclipse on the South Node after the eclipse points officially moved into Aquarius and Leo. New Moons are usually about resting, being intentional, and starting something new. But when the new moon comes in the form of a solar eclipse, we are show where we have lost the plot.


    Leo is ruled by the Sun, and the Sun represents your spirit, who you are at your core, and how you choose to live. So the eclipse on August 13th takes place in the only sign that is ruled by the sun.

    During a solar eclipse, that light briefly goes out, and what gets revealed in the dark is often the gap between who you actually are and who you have been acting as. Whether it’s the peacekeeper, the pragmatist, the follower, the joker. What role have you been playing that no longer helps you express whats really going on in your heart and mind?

    This eclipse is also being supported by Saturn, currently retrograde in Aries. The trine between Saturn and this eclipse that provides solid ground for you to stand on. Saturn is the planet acts as the catalyst to let go of what isn’t truly you, the planet that rejects what doesn’t align with your highest expression of yourself, and gives you a sense of anchoring and order in a world that can otherwise feel chaotic. In this instance we are being told to detach from a part of our ego that you curated from other people’s expectations.

    The process of releasing from self identifying with this part of yourself will likely bring some friction/anxiety. The work of this transit isn’t to avoid the fear of being seen as the more authentic version of yourself. It’s finding the courage to be rejected by people who want to see you dim.

    There’s also outside friction to be aware of. Mars in Cancer is squaring Venus and Neptune during this window, which can create tension between wanting to protect what feels emotionally safe and the need to be fully seen. It can also mean things aren’t quite as they appear on the surface, so it’s worth double checking assumptions before you act on them.

    The good news is you’re not doing this without support. Jupiter and Mercury are also in Leo right now, offering some cushion. Jupiter brings opportunity when you take the lead in your own life and create something uniquely your own that brings joy into the world, for yourself and for others. Mercury helps you understand, process, and communicate this process.

    Eclipses don’t resolve in a day. This one plants a seed that will keep unfolding over the next six months, so don’t expect clarity by tomorrow morning. 🙂 (this is a 18 month eclipse cycle so don’t think you’re going to be a completely new person after the eclipse give yourself the space to grow into this new expression, don’t force it)


    Using whole sign houses, here’s where the eclipse falls for each rising sign and what it’s likely asking of you.

    Aries rising: 5th house. The solar eclipse in Leo activates your 5th, the house of children, romance, and creative pleasure. This is house tied to Good Fortune, so the release here tends to feel generative rather than harsh. You may be letting go of a creative project or a way of showing up in romantic dynamics that was more about performance than genuine joy.

    Taurus rising: 4th house. The solar eclipse in Leo activates your 4th house governing home, family, and your foundations. Angular houses carry the most weight for action, so expect this release to touch your living situation or a family dynamic directly. Something about how you were raised, or where you live, is asking to be examined and is up for change. (are you moving sometime in the next 18 months? New job? New family member?)

    Gemini rising: 3rd house. The solar eclipse in Leo activates your 3rd house of siblings, local environment, and communication. The release here is often about a friend group or an manner of communication that no longer gets your point across, one where you were performing to be liked rather than speaking plainly. Is there a new way you can craft a story that lands with your audience?

    Cancer rising: 2nd house. The solar eclipse in Leo activates your 2nd house of resources, possessions, and you sense of self-worth. Eclipses in your second house are a great time to take inventory on what you consume and how that impacts your self-concept. Are you self-possesed (meaning do you own and love what you do and provide?) or do you allow others to own your self concept? through titles, salaries, or talents. You may also be releasing a source of income or a relationship to money that was built on proving your worth rather than genuine security.

    Leo rising: 1st house. The solar eclipse in Leo activates your 1st house, the house of self and body. This is as personal as it gets. Expect a shift in how you present yourself to the world, possibly a literal change in appearance, role, or the identity you’ve been leading with. Are you afraid to be seen? if so who benefits from you dimming your light?

    Virgo rising: 12th house. The solar eclipse in Leo activates your 12th house tied to hidden things, spirituality, and where you disappear (lose form). The release is likely private, something you process alone before anyone else sees it. Old patterns of self-sabotage or exhaustion may be surfacing to be let go of quietly. Do you really need to understand what your heart wants before you trust on where it’s taking you?

    Libra rising: 11th house. The solar eclipse in Leo activates your 11th house of friendships and hopes, traditionally one of the more beneficial places. You may be releasing a friendship or a community that no longer reflects who you’re becoming, making room for people who see you as you actually are. How can you bring people, in your life that reflect this new part of yourself that you are learning to embrace?

    Scorpio rising: 10th house. The solar eclipse in Leo activates your 10th house of career and public reputation. This is one of the strongest placements for visible change. A role, title, or public identity you’ve outgrown may need to end so a more authentic one can take its place. Have the courage to be seen as you are, deep, caring, passionate, and solid. What self concept is keeping you from embracing this transformation?

    Sagittarius rising: 9th house. This eclipse lands in your 9th house tied to belief systems, higher learning, and travel. You may be releasing a belief about yourself or the world that was handed to you. Who do your beliefs serve? Are your beliefs something you hide behind because you’re afraid of the change the truth brings?

    Capricorn rising: 8th house. The solar eclipse in Leo activates your 8th house of shared resources and transformation. This release often runs deep and isn’t always visible to others right away. Something about intimacy, shared finances, or how you merge with another person is shifting. Does someones generosity require you to take on a role that actively hurts you?

    Aquarius rising: 7th house. The solar eclipse in Leo activates your 7th house of partnership. Expect impacts to your one on one relationships. A partnership may need more honesty, or an ending, to make space for something new and more aligned. What needs to happen in order for you to show up honestly in your close one on one relationships?

    Pisces rising: 6th house. The solar eclipse in Leo activates your 6th house of daily routine, work, and health. The release here often shows up in the body first, a habit, job, or daily obligation that’s been quietly draining you may need to go. What happens when you make more space for joy, creativity, and play in your day to day life?

  • Astrological Highlights for April: What to Expect


    April is charged, pressurized, and full of turning points.

    If you’ve already been feeling the pressure of 2026 building, April is where it lands. This is one of the most astrologically packed months of the year, and rather than let it catch you off guard, I want to walk you through everything that’s coming so you can move through it with intention.

    Let’s get into it.


    April’s astrology at a high level

    Before we get into the individual events, here are the four things I want you to hold for the entire month:

    1. Do the thing before April 9. Once Mars moves into Aries, the energy gets heavy fast. If you’ve been putting something off — launch it, send it, sign it — do it now.
    2. April 12–20 is the hardest stretch. Mars hits Neptune, then Saturn. Expect urgency, friction, and fog. This is not the time to make permanent decisions out of panic.
    3. There is a bright pocket. Venus in Taurus forms a beautiful angle to Jupiter around April 12–13. Rest, enjoy something beautiful, let yourself receive.
    4. April 25 changes everything. Uranus enters Gemini for 7 years. The rules are shifting. Stay flexible — this is a beginning, not a crisis.

    The Big Events of April

    April 1 — Full Moon in Libra (Square Jupiter)

    We open the month with a full moon in Libra. Full moons are always a culmination — something that’s been building reaches a peak, and in Libra, the lens is your relationships. One-on-one dynamics, partnerships, the way you show up with other people — all of it comes into focus here.

    Jupiter is squaring this lunation, which adds a layer of complexity. On one hand, Jupiter can bring generosity and optimism — there’s genuine warmth available here. On the other, Jupiter’s shadow is excess: overdoing it, overcommitting, glossing over what actually needs a real look. If you’ve been feeling scattered or ungrounded lately, this full moon may amplify that tendency. Don’t make big promises you can’t keep.

    Reflect on this: What relationship dynamic am I finally ready to stop tolerating?


    April 3 — Venus Square Pluto

    Just two days after the full moon, Venus squares Pluto — and the relational themes intensify. This is a power and control moment. Jealousy, possessiveness, and feelings of not being valued or loved can all surface. Situations requiring ultimatums may come up.

    There’s another side to this transit though: new love that forms through instant, magnetic attraction is also possible under Venus-Pluto. If someone new enters your orbit around this time, pay attention — but be discerning. Walk their talk before you trust it. People who position themselves as the solution to all your problems deserve a second look.

    The Moon moves into Scorpio the same day, squaring Pluto and opposing Venus, which deepens all of this. The emotional tone is intense and searching. Let yourself feel it — just don’t act from the most reactive place.

    Reflect on this: Where in a relationship am I afraid to say what I actually need?


    April 4–5 — Sun Square Jupiter

    A brief exhale. The Sun squares Jupiter while both planets are in their signs of exaltation, which means this aspect has more warmth and support behind it than a typical square. There can be a mood lift here, a sense of seeing the bright side, a moment of genuine optimism after the intensity of the Venus-Pluto square.

    That said, this one is a mixed bag. It can just as easily bring agitation or a desire to escape. Moderation is your friend here. If you find yourself wanting to withdraw, cancel plans, or take time alone — that’s okay. Give yourself some grace.

    Reflect on this: What would it feel like to actually let myself rest right now?


    April 9 — Mars Enters Aries

    This is the threshold of the month. When Mars moves into Aries — the sign it rules — the energy picks up significantly. Mars is at home here, which means it’s strong, fast, and direct. Everything that follows in April is filtered through this placement.

    If you’ve been trying to get things done, this can be productive energy — but it also means that the harder transits coming later in the month have more force behind them. Think of April 9 as the moment the volume gets turned up.

    Practical note: Whatever you can launch, sign, start, or send before this date — do it. The pre-April 9 window is your cleanest runway of the month.


    April 12–13 — Mars Conjunct Neptune + Venus Sextile Jupiter

    Two very different energies land on the same day, which makes this one of the most interesting windows of the month.

    Mars conjunct Neptune is energy without clear direction. Mars wants to act; Neptune makes everything foggy. Put them together and you might feel fired up but completely unclear on what you’re actually fighting for — or you might react to something that isn’t quite what you think it is. Sensitive people are going to feel this especially. This is a time to protect your energy, limit exposure to situations that drain or spike anxiety, and be careful about acting on incomplete information.

    On the positive side, Mars-Neptune is genuinely excellent for creative work, spiritual practice, and anything that lives in the realm of dreams and intuition. If you can channel the energy there, do it.

    Venus sextile Jupiter is the one genuinely gorgeous aspect of the month. It brings ease, pleasure, cooperation, and good fortune. It’s an ideal window for relaxing, making money, and receiving something good. Do not let the intensity of Mars-Neptune drown this out. Let yourself enjoy it.

    Reflect on this: Am I acting from clarity right now — or from fear?


    April 16 — Mercury Conjunct Neptune

    Communication gets murky. Mercury conjunct Neptune is a beautiful transit for meditation, creative writing, and feeling connected to something greater than yourself — but it also brings confusion, miscommunication, and a higher risk of being misled.

    Be wary of communication that seems too good to be true. If someone is promising to solve all your problems or showing up as a hero in your story, slow down. The more productive side of this transit brings genuine psychic insight and creative inspiration — but the shadow is deceit, betrayal, and seeing what you want to see rather than what’s actually there.

    Practical note: Double-check important communications. Read things twice before you send them. And use this day’s dreamy quality for inner work rather than important decisions.


    April 17 — New Moon in Aries

    New moons are traditionally a time for rest, reflection, and receptivity — but Aries doesn’t really like to sit still. This new moon may feel restless, like you want to take matters into your own hands right now. That urge is understandable, but Mars is about to meet Saturn in just two days, so charging forward without a clear head isn’t advised.

    Instead, use this new moon to get genuinely in touch with yourself. What do you actually want? What do you actually need? This is the beginning of a new lunar cycle imprinted with the energy of Mars-Saturn-Neptune — so the seeds you plant here matter. Plant ones rooted in clarity and self-knowledge, not urgency.

    If you’re up before dawn around this time, look east — Mars, Saturn, and Mercury will be visible in a tight conjunction just before sunrise. It’s worth seeing with your own eyes.

    Reflect on this: What do I actually want right now — separate from what I think I should want?


    April 19 — Mars Conjunct Saturn in Aries

    This is the most significant alignment of the month, and I want to describe it clearly so you know what you’re working with.

    Mars is hot, fast, and action-oriented. Saturn is slow, cold, and restrictive. When they meet — especially in Aries, where Mars is dominant — it’s like pressing the gas and the brake simultaneously. You want to move forward, but something is resisting. Things that have been simmering can come to a boil. There may be an urgency to act even when acting isn’t wise yet.

    This conjunction is traditionally one of the more challenging alignments in astrology. It can feel like force, urgency, friction, and conflict all at once. On a collective level, it often coincides with difficult events. On a personal level, it can feel like hitting a wall, or being pushed through one.

    Here’s what will actually help: this conjunction sextiles Pluto, which means there is support available — but only for those who can adapt and stay grounded. Think of it like a pressure test. The ones who get swept up in reactivity struggle most. The ones who can breathe, assess, and move deliberately — even when they feel the pressure — are the ones who come through it powerfully.

    The Sun also enters Taurus on this day, which offers a grounding counterpoint. Taurus season asks us to slow down, get sensory, and anchor into what is real and solid. Let that energy support you.

    Reflect on this: Where am I being called to act with courage — and where am I being called to wait with wisdom?


    April 20 — Mercury Conjunct Mars and Saturn

    The day after the Mars-Saturn conjunction, Mercury catches up and joins both planets at the same degree. Conversations become direct, terse, and can escalate quickly. This is not the day to send the passive-aggressive message, have an emotionally charged confrontation via text, or fire off something you haven’t thought through.

    Words carry more weight than usual right now. Use that to your advantage — speak clearly and honestly — but bring care to how you say things, not just what you say.

    Practical note: If a difficult conversation needs to happen, this energy will surface it. Just make sure you’re speaking from intention, not reaction.


    April 23 — Venus Conjunct Uranus at 29° Taurus

    Something shifts here. Venus meets Uranus at the very last degree of Taurus — the 29th degree, which astrologers call the anaretic degree. This is a peak, a pivot point, a moment of urgency and completion. It’s also the final Venus-Uranus conjunction before Uranus leaves Taurus for good.

    Expect surprises in love, money, or both. A realization you can’t un-see. Something that changes your relationship to what you value. If you’re single, new connection is possible. If you’re partnered, something freshens or shifts. This is exciting energy — disruptive, yes, but also alive with possibility.

    On a broader level, this conjunction bookends everything that Uranus in Taurus was about — the reinvention of money, material security, and what we value. Whatever that era meant for you personally, it’s completing now.

    Reflect on this: What have I been holding onto that I’m actually ready to let go of?


    April 24 — Venus Enters Gemini

    Venus moves into Gemini, where love, beauty, and pleasure get expressed through words, curiosity, and connection. Venus isn’t in a difficult placement here — she’s neither in detriment nor fall — she can simply exist and do her thing. Conversations become more flirtatious, light, and intellectually alive. This is a good transit for writing, connecting, and finding beauty in ideas.


    April 25 — Uranus Enters Gemini + Sun Square Pluto

    This is the horizon-level shift of the month — and arguably of the year.

    Uranus enters Gemini for a seven-year transit. The way we communicate, travel, learn, think, and share information is about to be completely reinvented. On a collective level, this is a significant historical shift. On a personal level, wherever Gemini falls in your chart is where you can expect the most unexpected changes, breakthroughs, and new directions over the next seven years.

    Things may feel chaotic or disorienting at first — that’s always how Uranus begins. It disrupts before it liberates. The key is to stay curious and flexible rather than trying to control the outcome. If you got a preview of this energy last summer (Uranus briefly entered Gemini July–November 2025), pay attention to what’s returning now. Those seeds are ready to grow.

    The Sun also squares Pluto on this same day. It’s an invitation: what are you willing to release so something genuinely new can come through? Uranus opens the door. Pluto pushes you across the threshold.

    Reflect on this: What would I think, say, or try if I truly believed the old rules no longer applied to me?


    April by Rising Sign

    These readings are best applied by rising sign — that’s the most accurate way to use this. But if you don’t know your rising sign, your sun and moon sign still apply and will resonate.


    ♈ Aries Rising — 1st House: Self, Identity, Body

    April is personal for you in a way it isn’t for anyone else this month. The stellium in Aries means all of this lands directly in your first house — your body, your identity, the way you show up in the world. The new moon on the 17th is a genuine reset for you, a chance to begin a new chapter of self-understanding. Mars meeting Saturn on the 19th is where things get real — you may feel like you’re being tested on who you are, like the universe is asking whether you actually mean it.

    The fog around the 12th is asking you to slow down and get clear before you act, which isn’t always your favorite thing. But here’s the good news: your instincts are sharp this month, and you have more power available than most. The key is aiming it well rather than scattering it. Channel the intensity into focused, deliberate action. The pressure you’re feeling right now is forging something in you. Let it.

    Hardest moment: Mars conjunct Saturn on the 19th — the pressure is most personal for you.
    Brightest moment: The new moon on the 17th — a genuine reset and beginning.
    Practical advice: Move deliberately. Your power is real this month — make sure you’re pointing it in the right direction.
    Reflect on this: Where in my life am I being called to show up more fully as myself — and what has been holding me back?


    ♉ Taurus Rising — 12th House: Rest, Retreat, the Unseen

    All the Aries activity this month is happening in your 12th house — the most private, internal part of your chart. You may feel the collective tension without being able to name exactly why. Dreams could be vivid. Old emotions or memories might surface unexpectedly. The instinct to withdraw is not weakness right now — it’s wisdom.

    Mars-Saturn on the 19th could manifest as exhaustion or a feeling of being blocked in ways you can’t quite see or name. Honor that. The good news is that Venus is moving through your sign all month, and that is genuinely nourishing — you have more beauty and support available than the noise suggests. Lean into it.

    Hardest moment: The Mars-Saturn conjunction on the 19th — exhaustion or invisible blocks.
    Brightest moment: Venus in Taurus all month — nourishment and beauty close to home.
    Practical advice: Protect your sleep. Limit overstimulating environments. Give yourself permission to process quietly.
    Reflect on this: What have I been pushing through instead of actually processing — and what would it feel like to let myself truly rest?


    ♊ Gemini Rising — 11th House: Community, Friendship, Future Visions

    The Aries stellium activates your 11th house — your friendships, community, and sense of where you’re headed long-term. Mid-month may bring friction in a group dynamic or a friendship that reveals a crack you’d been papering over. Mercury hitting Mars and Saturn on the 20th could mean a tense conversation in a group setting or online. Tread carefully with words in those spaces.

    But here’s the real headline for you: Uranus entering your sign on the 25th is a personal awakening. A seven-year chapter of becoming more fully, authentically yourself begins now. Whatever has felt stuck or misaligned about how you’ve been moving through the world — it starts loosening. Pay attention to what comes up in your friendships this month. They’re showing you something about the direction you’re actually meant to be heading.

    Hardest moment: Mercury conjunct Mars-Saturn on the 20th — tense group dynamics or sharp exchanges.
    Brightest moment: Uranus entering your sign on the 25th — a personal awakening begins.
    Practical advice: Watch your words in group settings mid-month. And stay open to what the disruptions are pointing you toward.
    Reflect on this: Which of my relationships and communities are actually aligned with where I’m going — and which am I holding onto out of habit?


    ♋ Cancer Rising — 10th House: Career, Reputation, Public Life

    Your career and public-facing life are in the hot seat this month. The pressure around the Mars-Saturn conjunction on the 19th could look like a clash with authority, a high-stakes deadline, or a moment where you have to stand behind your work under real pressure. Mercury joining the pile on the 20th could bring a sharp or terse exchange at work — choose your words with care.

    The emotional tone here might feel exposing, like you’re being watched or evaluated more than usual. But here’s the thing: Jupiter is in your sign all month, and that is not nothing. You have genuine support and expansion available — more than the stress makes it feel like. Stay visible. You have more backing than it feels like right now.

    Hardest moment: Mars conjunct Saturn on the 19th — pressure at work or with authority.
    Brightest moment: Jupiter in Cancer all month — support, expansion, and opportunity.
    Practical advice: Don’t let the mid-month friction make you shrink. Let Jupiter carry you where it can.
    Reflect on this: Where have I been playing small in my career or public life — and what would it look like to take up the space I’ve actually earned?


    ♌ Leo Rising — 9th House: Beliefs, Travel, Meaning, Higher Learning

    The Aries stellium lands in your 9th house — the part of your chart that governs your worldview, your philosophy, your sense of what life means. What you believe to be true may be challenged this month, and that can feel destabilizing in a deep way. Mars-Neptune around the 12th is particularly pointed for you — confusion or disillusionment around a belief, a mentor, a spiritual practice, or a plan to expand your life in some direction.

    The emotional tone is a kind of groundlessness — like the map you were using no longer fits the terrain. Resist the urge to grab onto any new ideology or authority figure too quickly in the fog. What replaces the old beliefs will be more genuinely yours if you give it time to form. This is a clearing, not a collapse.

    Hardest moment: Mars conjunct Neptune on the 12th — confusion around beliefs or mentors.
    Brightest moment: Sun square Jupiter on the 4th–5th — a moment of vision and possibility.
    Practical advice: Let the uncertainty be productive. Don’t rush to fill the space that opens up.
    Reflect on this: What story have I been telling myself about what’s possible for my life — and is it still true?


    ♍ Virgo Rising — 8th House: Shared Resources, Intimacy, Transformation

    Aries is your 8th house — the part of the chart that deals with what you share with others: money, debt, emotional intimacy, and the deep stuff that doesn’t come up in polite conversation. Murky financial situations or unspoken tensions in close relationships are likely to surface, especially around the Mars-Saturn conjunction on the 19th.

    This may feel uncomfortable — like things you’d rather leave alone are being forced into the light. But the 8th house is also where real transformation lives. What comes up now is coming up because it’s ready to be dealt with. Approach shared financial conversations with patience rather than urgency, and in intimate relationships, the thing that feels hardest to say is probably exactly what needs to be said.

    Hardest moment: Mars conjunct Saturn on the 19th — shared finances or intimacy brought to a head.
    Brightest moment: Venus sextile Jupiter on the 12th–13th — a window of ease around shared resources.
    Practical advice: What’s surfacing is ready. Meet it with honesty rather than avoidance.
    Reflect on this: What have I been avoiding in a close relationship or financial situation that actually needs my honest attention?


    ♎ Libra Rising — 7th House: Partnerships, One-on-One Relationships

    The full moon opens in your sign on April 1st, and the whole month keeps returning to the theme of your closest relationships. Aries is your 7th house — the house of partnership — which means all of this Aries energy is landing directly in the space of your one-on-one connections. A partnership, romantic or professional, may be tested or brought to a decision point around the 19th.

    Mars-Neptune around the 12th could create a moment of confusion about someone’s intentions or your own feelings. The emotional tone is relational tension — a feeling that something needs to be addressed that you’ve been carefully avoiding. Libra’s instinct to keep the peace can be its own kind of avoidance. This month is asking for more honesty than comfort. Don’t make permanent decisions in the fog of mid-April — but do have the conversation that’s overdue.

    Hardest moment: Mars conjunct Saturn on the 19th — a partnership is tested or brought to a decision point.
    Brightest moment: Full moon in your sign on April 1st — clarity and culmination.
    Practical advice: Have the conversation that’s overdue. Clarity is kinder than prolonged ambiguity.
    Reflect on this: What conversation have I been putting off — and what would actually change if I finally had it?


    ♏ Scorpio Rising — 6th House: Health, Daily Routine, Work

    The 6th house governs your day-to-day — your routines, your physical health, your relationship to work and service. All the Aries intensity lands here, which means the pressure is likely to show up in your body and your schedule. Overextension is the main risk for you this month, especially around the Mars-Saturn conjunction on the 19th, which could manifest as burnout, a physical flare-up, or a workflow that completely breaks down.

    Mercury joining the pile on the 20th could bring tension with a coworker or a miscommunication about responsibilities. The emotional tone is a kind of grinding frustration — like you’re pushing hard but not getting traction. Your body is your barometer this month. When it says rest, rest. Small, consistent adjustments to your routine will serve you far better than dramatic overhauls.

    Hardest moment: Mars conjunct Saturn on the 19th — burnout, physical pressure, or workflow disruption.
    Brightest moment: Venus sextile Jupiter on the 12th–13th — a genuine window of ease.
    Practical advice: Protect your energy literally. Sleep, nourish yourself, don’t overextend.
    Reflect on this: Where in my daily life am I running on empty — and what one small thing could I do to genuinely take care of myself this month?


    ♐ Sagittarius Rising — 5th House: Creativity, Romance, Joy, Self-Expression

    The 5th house is where your creative life lives, your capacity for joy, your romantic experiences, and how you express who you truly are. With all of Aries activating this space, something you’ve been building — a creative project, a romantic connection, a vision for how you want to be living — is being stress-tested this month.

    Mars-Saturn on the 19th could feel like a block or a confrontation in this area, like something you love is suddenly requiring a lot more from you. The emotional tone is frustration mixed with real passion — you care deeply, which is why the friction hurts. Don’t abandon what matters to you at the first sign of resistance. The 5th house rewards those who stay. If it’s worth creating or nurturing, it’s worth fighting for thoughtfully.

    Hardest moment: Mars conjunct Saturn on the 19th — friction or blocks in creative or romantic life.
    Brightest moment: Mars conjunct Neptune on the 12th — creative energy and imaginative fuel.
    Practical advice: Stay with what you love. The friction is part of the process, not a sign to quit.
    Reflect on this: What am I in the process of creating that deserves more of my patience and commitment than I’ve been giving it?


    ♑ Capricorn Rising — 4th House: Home, Family, Roots, Private Life

    Aries is your 4th house — the most private part of your chart, governing your home, your family of origin, and the foundation you stand on. All of April’s intensity is landing in your private world, which can feel particularly unsettling because this is usually the place of refuge. Old family dynamics or unresolved patterns from your upbringing may resurface around the Mars-Saturn conjunction on the 19th. A living situation may feel unstable, or a family relationship may come to a head.

    The emotional tone is a deep, quiet unsettledness — like the ground beneath you is shifting. This is less about solving and more about releasing. What you’re shedding in your home life or family patterns is making room for something more structurally sound. Don’t rush to restore the old normal — let the new one emerge.

    Hardest moment: Mars conjunct Saturn on the 19th — family tension or home instability.
    Brightest moment: Taurus season beginning on the 19th — grounding, sensory anchoring.
    Practical advice: Approach family dynamics with patience. What’s being released is making room for something better.
    Reflect on this: What pattern in my home life or family relationships am I ready to stop carrying — and what would I build in its place?


    ♒ Aquarius Rising — 3rd House: Communication, Local Community, The Mind

    The 3rd house governs how you think, speak, write, and connect with the people and places in your immediate environment. All the Aries energy lands here, which means your mind is going to be busy — possibly overwhelmed — and the way you communicate is under pressure all month. Mercury tangling with Mars and Saturn on the 20th is particularly pointed for you: conversations could turn sharp, misunderstandings are likely, and something said in haste could do real damage.

    The emotional tone is mental overstimulation — too much information, too many inputs, not enough clarity. Slow down before you speak or send. The impulse to react quickly will be strong — resist it. And on the other end: Uranus entering Gemini on the 25th activates your 5th house, sparking creative breakthroughs and new ways of expressing yourself. The mental chaos of this month is clearing space for genuinely new ideas.

    Hardest moment: Mercury conjunct Mars-Saturn on the 20th — sharp words and misunderstandings.
    Brightest moment: Uranus into Gemini on the 25th — creative sparks and new self-expression.
    Practical advice: Slow down before you communicate. The right words are worth waiting for.
    Reflect on this: Where have I been communicating from a place of reaction rather than intention — and what do I actually want to say?


    ♓ Pisces Rising — 2nd House: Money, Values, Self-Worth

    Aries is your 2nd house — the house of what you have, what you value, and how you feel about your own worth. Financial pressure is the most likely manifestation of the Mars-Saturn conjunction on the 19th for you, whether that’s an unexpected expense, a difficult conversation about money, or a moment of reckoning with how you’ve been valuing your own time and energy.

    Mars-Neptune around the 12th could bring confusion around finances or a situation where something isn’t quite what it seems — read the fine print, and don’t make big financial moves in the fog. The emotional tone is a scarcity feeling — a worry that there isn’t enough, or that you aren’t enough. That feeling is the transit talking, not the truth. Venus sextiling Jupiter around the 12th and 13th is genuinely good news for your resources. Lean into it, receive what’s available, and let it remind you of your actual value.

    Hardest moment: Mars conjunct Saturn on the 19th — financial pressure or self-worth reckoning.
    Brightest moment: Venus sextile Jupiter on the 12th–13th — genuine support for your resources.
    Practical advice: The scarcity feeling is the transit talking, not the truth. Receive the good that’s available.
    Reflect on this: Where have I been undervaluing my own time, energy, or worth — and what would it look like to actually honor what I bring?


    April is a lot — but you are not helpless in it. The sky doesn’t do things to you. It does things through you. Stay grounded, stay curious, and come back to this post whenever you need a reminder of what’s happening and why.

    If you want to go deeper on your personal chart this month, I’d love to work with you. Drop a comment below with your rising sign and let me know what’s landing for you. 💛

  • Saturn

    Saturn’s role in your birthchart:

    • Obligations
    • where you learn the bigger lessons in life
    • Taking personal commitment to contribute to society (EX saturn in the second house means that you have a responsibility to cultivate yourself because you have a talent/skill/ability that serves the world, so get a grip)
    • You natural authority
    • shows you how you get in your own way of manifesting your dreams.

    Symptoms of Saturn (AKA how Saturn gets you to wake up and get serious):

    • Delays
    • Blocks
    • Removals
    • Severing

    Rewards of Saturn:

    • Personal achievement
    • fullfillment
    • the ability to see things through to the end
    • fortified self-esteem
    • the ability to rise above inhibition and fear
    • freedom and bliss

    Saturn return (can be used for transiting Saturn) through the houses:

    1st house: When Saturn is in your first house, you are getting serious about who you are and how you show up for yourself and others. You are taking responsibility for your desires and ability to be in control of yourself. Are you showing up in a way that aligns with your highest self? Are you surrounded by people who fix you to a version of yourself that cannot evolve?

    Saturn transiting the first house can decrease overall energy levels; it will become apparent where you are overextending yourself and not getting proportional benefit from those efforts. Remember that rest can be productive as well.

    2nd house: When Saturn transits your second house, you are getting serious about managing your resources, which is more commonly your finances, but it also means you as a resource. Are you undervaluing yourself? Could you be doing something to improve your value? You will be getting serious about finding your own sense of personal security and about aligning your value systems.

    When Saturn transits your second house, it will increase stress related to your possessions. Valuables, money, self-possession. The second house can be seen as how we use what we have. Saturn will put you in positions where you need to be hyper intentional about how we expend what belongs to us. Ideally, we choose things that will pay us back in the long run; however, in the beginning, we may find ourselves draining our assets into things that soothe us in the short term.

    3rd house: When Saturn transits your third house, it’s time to get serious about what you say and how you say it. Saturn in the third house makes it abundantly clear where communication channels break down. Because the 3rd house also rules the ability to learn, this is an opportunity to gain knowledge on how to communicate more effectively (this also involves listening). What can I do to make sure that what I am saying is received the way I intend? Can I say more of what I mean with fewer words? What can I learn from what I am hearing?

    Saturn, through the house of communication and education, will likely involve some remediation and practice in the way that you speak to yourself and others. Your inner monologue impacts your outer world. Gaining control of how you think through things will yield rewards. This is also a good time to develop practices like meditation or journaling to help the mind process information.

    4th House: When Saturn transits your 4th house, you learn that to take control of your life, you need a stable home base that is secure and supports the development and nurturing of emotional bonds. Do I have a space where I trust myself to be open, honest, and vulnerable with those around me? Am I in touch with my deepest needs and desires? Can I provide the emotional depth that I need from others?

    When Saturn transits your 4th house, it will trigger your sense of self within intimate dynamics (specifically familial situations) and show you where there is a need to be more cognizant about who you share your more private details with. Not everyone deserves access to all parts of you, and sometimes those people are the ones that we have been with all of our lives.

    5th house: When Saturn transits the 5th house, you are getting serious about what you have in your heart and soul and taking charge of following it. Are you guided by the validation of others or by the content of your soul? Do you alienate yourself by placing people around you on a pedestal? When you express yourself wholly and responsibly, who still wants to be around you?

    When Saturn transits your 5th house, you are learning what to say and do with who you really are. You are cultivating the courage to be disliked by the wrong people and celebrated by the right people. As a result of being aligned, you will experience true closeness with others through their admiration for your authenticity.

    6th house: When Saturn transits your 6th house, you are getting serious about your sense of duty and how you serve yourself and others. Are you overextending yourself by regularly sacrificing your body and health for others? Are you keeping yourself busy for the sake of being busy, or to force an outcome into reality?

    The sixth house represents the day-to-day tasks we must perform. When Saturn is hosted in this house, you will be taking inventory of your daily habits and determining whether or not those habits still give you what you need. By continuing these habits, you will likely run into issues that impede your ability to exist. For example, if you struggle with overexerting yourself at work

    7th house: When Saturn transits your 7th house, you are learning lessons about discovering the other person’s true identity and cultivating a happy, successful partnership. This can come in the form of people who show you what dysfunction in relationships looks like. Causing you to reflect on things like, Is it worth supporting someone who does not have my best interest at heart? What do I need in my life to accept a union that brings value to my life as opposed to stripping it away?

    As this transit occurs, expect people to reveal who they are in a way that cannot be ignored. This kind of transit can at first feel very isolating, but this isolation is a redirection towards the people who are better aligned with who you are growing into.

    8th house: When Saturn transits your 8th house, you are learning lessons around your need for intimacy alongside your desire for power and autonomy. You are learning to constructively merge with others while maintaining your own sense of control. This can look like entering intimate relationships and not losing track of your own passions, desires, and who you are as an individual.

    As this transit takes place, you will find yourself shouldering responsibilities related to managing debts, other people’s resources, and transforming in ways that feel authentic to you.

    9th house: When Saturn transits your 9th house, the lessons you are learning will be around redefining your belief systems and getting rooted in the truth that resonates with you. When I think of significant transits through the 9th house, there is almost always this undertone of belief systems. In this case, Saturn shows us where our beliefs are holding us back from realizing our true potential. Some questions that come to mind when I think about the Saturn transit in the 9th house. Who benefits from the beliefs that I hold? Does the person I am becoming align with what I believe is true today?

    During this transit, there will be a direct challenge to what you believe to be the truth. What Saturn is trying to get you to do is to align yourself with a belief that aligns with your higher self.

    10th house: When Saturn transits your 10th house, you are learning to take your public image seriously. You are taking control of your life and reputation by establishing yourself as an expert or authority in an area (usually in the workplace, but also in non-work-related regions). What opportunities can I align myself with to cultivate my reputation? Does my ambition align with my highest purpose?

    During this transit, you will likely take on additional responsibility, expand your capabilities, and demonstrate your skills at a public level.

    11th house: When Saturn is transiting your 11th house, you will be learning lessons related to distinguishing yourself from others and achieving larger life dreams. This will put you in situations that show you’re out of alignment with your social circle, so you can find people who are aligned with you. You might find yourself asking, Is it the people who know who I’ve been that keep me from being the person that I am?

    As Saturn transits this house, you will be measuring the value of your current network, meeting new people, and adjusting the course of your life to be in alignment with where you need to go to be connected to truly like-minded people.

    12th house: When Saturn transits your 12th house, you are tasked with facing the things that have been left undone. These are psychological/subconscious/generational wounds that need to be acknowledged and addressed. We are responsible for sifting through our own emotional baggage and deciding how we need to move forward with it. It makes me think of this quote that I revisit from time to time. “It’s not the weight of the load that burdens you, it’s how you carry it.”

    As Saturn transits this house, you might find sleep and rest more critical, and you might also find that you are by yourself more and more throughout Saturn’s duration through your 12th house. It would be a productive use of your time to meditate on the emotional triggers that come up and sit with those emotions so that you can regulate those feelings and come out of this transit with the tools to hold space for the parts of you that are less acceptable in the public world.

  • New Moon in Gemini – May 27, 2025: A Mental Reset with Lasting Impact

    The New Moon in Gemini on May 27, 2025, invites us into a dynamic mental space—one where curiosity is a guide, words are tools for transformation, and perspective shifts can ripple through our lives in subtle but meaningful ways.

    The days leading up to this New Moon have carried a sense of ease, thanks in part to the Scorpio Full Moon on May 12, which activated unpredictable Uranus and left many feeling vulnerable, exposed, or raw. What’s being offered now is not a return to certainty, but rather a flexible, adaptable mental framework for moving forward.

    Let’s take a closer look at the astrological landscape of this lunation—and how to align with it intentionally.


    New Moon in Gemini: Curiosity as a Compass

    Gemini is an air sign ruled by Mercury. The star of Mercury signifies education, writings, disputation, speech, brotherhood,
    interpretation, numbers, calculations, geometry, commerce, youth, play,
    theft, community, messages, service, profit, discoveries.

    When the Sun and Moon meet here, we enter a lunar cycle that supports exploration over resolution, and engagement over withdrawal. In Gemini, we seek stimulation and variety—we want to know more, communicate more, try things out, and see what sticks.

    This lunation is an opportunity for a mental reset. It’s not necessarily about planting a flag in the ground and declaring a fixed outcome. Instead, it’s about making space for movement—reframing ideas, testing new approaches, and loosening rigid thinking patterns.

    Unlike an earth-sign moon that might ask us to commit to a plan or produce results, this New Moon favors mental agility. That means allowing yourself to brainstorm, imagine alternatives, and follow threads of inspiration, even if you don’t know where they lead yet.


    How to Work with This Energy

    Rather than manifesting fixed goals, this New Moon is better suited for setting intentions around flexibility, curiosity, and intellectual growth. Here are a few grounded ways to work with Gemini’s adaptable energy:

    • Engage in spontaneous writing or sketching to access thoughts beneath the surface. Let it be messy, nonlinear, or fragmented—this is about movement, not polish.
    • Start a book you’ve been drawn to, particularly one that teaches you something new or shifts your perspective.
    • Rethink how you approach a specific area of your life—a hobby, your communication style, your daily rituals—and consider experimenting with a new structure or rhythm.
    • Reconnect with your local environment or immediate community. Gemini rules the 3rd house of neighborhoods, siblings, and short-distance travel. Reach out, take a short trip, or start a conversation that matters.

    This is also a good time to step back from overthinking and let your mind breathe. Turn off the endless scrolling. Take a walk without a podcast. Let thoughts come and go without attaching to every one. Gemini teaches us that not every idea needs to become a belief.


    Pluto in Aquarius Trine the New Moon: Subtle Yet Powerful Shifts

    This New Moon forms a harmonious trine to Pluto in Aquarius, offering a backdrop of deep transformation and empowerment through thought. While trines are not loud or disruptive like squares or oppositions, they allow energy to flow smoothly—especially when we consciously engage it.

    Pluto in Aquarius is reshaping our collective relationship with technology, community, and truth. In trine to the New Moon in Gemini, it supports a process of internal reprogramming. This is a potent time to challenge old mental frameworks and clear out internal narratives that no longer serve.

    You might experience this as a quiet but resolute shift—an awareness that a certain story you’ve been telling yourself (about your capacity, your relationships, your worth) is simply outdated. This is a supportive time to replace it with something more empowering, grounded in your present reality.


    Mercury Cazimi on May 30: A Message Becomes Clear

    Just three days after the New Moon, on May 30, we experience a Mercury cazimi—when Mercury is exactly conjunct the Sun and sits in the “heart” of it. This is traditionally considered a moment of clarity, insight, and symbolic rebirth for the planet.

    Since Mercury rules Gemini and is also the ruler of this lunation, this cazimi acts like a cosmic spotlight on your thoughts, communications, and decision-making. If your New Moon intentions felt abstract or disorganized, you may find around May 30 that something clicks. A piece of information, an internal realization, or an external conversation could help you integrate the shift that began at the New Moon.

    This is a great day to journal, have an honest conversation, or return to a topic you’ve been mentally circling. What becomes clear now may influence the path ahead for the entire lunar cycle.


    Bringing It All Together

    The May 27 New Moon in Gemini initiates a period of mental exploration, reframing, and small but powerful shifts in awareness. What began around the Scorpio Full Moon as a disruptive unveiling can now be restructured into something useful, even transformative.

    Gemini reminds us that our thoughts are tools. The ways we think, speak, and narrate our experiences influence not just our internal lives, but the way we show up in the world. This lunation offers the opportunity to rewrite internal scripts, rediscover curiosity, and speak with more clarity and confidence.

    Approach this moon not with heavy expectation, but with lightness. The most meaningful transformation might not come from a grand gesture, but from a new way of thinking about something familiar.

  • New Moon in Sagittarius

    New Moon in Sagittarius

    The New Moon in Sagittarius: Embracing Possibilities and Trusting the Unknown

    The new moon in Sagittarius invites us to step into a space of boundless potential and infinite possibility. Under this lunation, all possibilities exist—but only if we are willing to release our grip on certainty and trust in the magic of the unknown.

    This is the last light of the year before we plunge ourselves into the darkest parts of the season. It is a torch we carry through the long nights and brief days. It guides us and reminds us that, though it may seem dark now, the light will return. Sagittarius, ruled by Jupiter, infuses this moon with an optimistic glow, encouraging us to dream boldly even when clarity feels far away.

    Living the Questions

    As we step into this celestial void, the path will rise to meet us, though it may not be in the way we expect. Sagittarius’ fiery energy encourages adventure, expansion, and the bold pursuit of possibility. Ruled by Jupiter, this moon is brimming with optimism, reminding us to aim high and trust in the abundant opportunities that the universe offers. It invites us to stretch beyond our current limitations and dare to dream bigger.

    At the same time, Saturn’s presence asks for a dose of reality. It challenges us to commit to our vision for the long haul, emphasizing that all things worth having require effort and endurance. This isn’t about instant gratification—Saturn reminds us that the journey toward anything meaningful is often hard-fought, not because the universe is against us, but because we must overcome our own self-sabotaging tendencies.

    The combination of Jupiter’s expansive vision and Saturn’s enduring willpower offers a potent message: dream big, but prepare to meet the challenges along the way. This moon invites us to look at where we’ve been hesitant to fully commit to our dreams and to embrace the discipline required to bring them to life.

    Rainer Maria Rilke’s timeless advice feels especially resonant now: “Live the questions now.” When we are sitting with unresolved questions or longing for answers that seem just out of reach, it can feel unbearable. But Rilke reminds us that we often wouldn’t know what to do with the answers even if they were handed to us prematurely. This moon is an invitation to be patient with the unknown, trusting that your future self will understand what your present self cannot.

    These nuggets of wisdom are offerings for times when the uncertainty feels overwhelming. Sagittarius urges us to trust the unfolding of the journey, while Saturn anchors us, ensuring we have the perseverance to stay the course.

    Releasing the Need for Explanation

    For many of us, this moon may bring moments of deep introspection. Perhaps you’ve found yourself wrestling with the feeling, “Maybe they don’t understand me, or maybe I’m learning to release myself from the need to explain myself.”

    Sagittarius energy thrives in truth and freedom. The new moon may reveal where we’ve been tied to others’ expectations or to the need for external validation. It encourages us to focus on our inner compass—our truth—rather than exhausting ourselves trying to justify our choices to others.

    The Stability of Saturn

    Adding to the richness of this moon, Saturn’s influence exerts stability, balance, and reliability. While Sagittarius pushes us to expand, Saturn grounds us, reminding us that lasting growth comes through discipline and commitment. Together, they weave a harmonious balance between dreaming big and taking practical steps to realize those dreams.

    This is a moon for visionaries, but also for those who are willing to do the work of carrying that vision forward through the long winter nights. It’s not just about what you want to manifest—it’s about how you show up for it, again and again, even when the path ahead feels unclear.

    A Torch for the Darkest Nights

    As we close the year and prepare to face the depths of winter, let this Sagittarius new moon be a light in the darkness. It is the torch we carry through the long nights and brief days, guiding us toward hope and reminding us that the light will return. Trust that as you step out into the unknown, the universe will conspire to meet you where you are.

    This new moon encourages us to hold our questions gently, to nurture our dreams patiently, and to trust the process of becoming. The answers will come in their time, and until then, may you find solace in the journey itself.

  • Partial lunar eclipse in Pisces

    Partial lunar eclipse in Pisces

    17 September 2024 at 25 degrees of Pisces

    TL:DR

    The full moon conjunct Neptune and Saturn helps us see the big picture, and shed light on the part of our lives where we are committing to something for the sake of commitment, hypercritical, inflexible, worry some and getting lost in the details.

    We are embarking on a new nodal axis that helps us welcome change, celebrate our individual talents gifts and abilities, and appreciate a higher principle.


    The full moon in Pisces is a premonition of the energy we are heading towards in 2025.

    Over the last year we have been working with the energy of the North Node (NN) and south node (SN) in Libra. During this transit we have been learning how to pay attention to our inner voice, our own needs and find the things that keep our inner flame burning. We sacrificed debilitating selflessness, co-dependance (overly concerned with external harmony), obsession with fairness and justice in order to heighten our own independence, and self awareness.

    The embodiment of Pisces energy is to embrace compassion, non-judgement, freeing the mind, finding the silver lining, focusing on the what not the how, acknowledging connection with the universe, and welcoming change.

    The full moon in Pisces activates both Neptune and Saturn alluding to some breakdown in belief , and/or higher order. This can look like a tower moment where structures, ideologies, and systems that have long past their relevance are beginning to crumble. Through the destruction, chaos, and upheaval we are being asked (or told) to build a newer better foundation that celebrates as opposes to scrutinizes, welcomes as opposed to excludes, adapts as opposed to impose.


    Pisces energy gets us to look at the bigger picture. Where in the past have we given our own power away to someone else who appeared to have it all figured out, a perfect step by step guide to build the ideal life. Regiment, precise, and totally prescriptive. Think of paint by numbers but for your life.

    We want the model to fit our own lives, feeling shame and guilt when an arbitrary measure of success repeatedly is missed, because when is life every like paint by numbers.

    The lunar eclipse in Pisces is the beginning of the work to unravel the parts of ourselves that are too caught up in controlling the details (the how) and losing the plot (the what, and why). We will be shifting our focus away from what how we are going to get the things we want form our life and open our selves up for all the ways that wish fulfillment can be delivered to us.

  • Capricorn Full Moon | Embracing Flow and Structure

    Capricorn Full Moon | Embracing Flow and Structure

    June 21st 2024 @ 1 degree and 05 min of Capricorn

    TL:DR The full moon in Capricorn wants us to allow the tides of emotion to role in and out with out losing site of our goal. This might look like releasing commitments that have run their course and no longer serve any purpose, or ending emotional connections that take more than they give. By saying no to the things that aren’t aligned with your path you say yes to things that are.

    Venus, Mercury, and Neptune are all activated during this lunation.

    Venus and Mercury will be in a separating conjunction or Cazimi with the sun, meaning that the energies of Mercury and Venus in relation to the full moon might take some time to develop and eventually manifest.

    • Mercury wants us to understand our feelings and its relation to others feelings.
    • Venus wants us to find balance and harmony by connection to others emotionally.

    Neptune in Pisces forms a degree based square with the Sun and the Moon. This is a challenge and opportunity to go deep and find a way to give shape to things that have no form (find practical ways to work with our feelings).


    Hold space for others feelings without compromising yourself

    The Moon in Capricorn wants us to exercise emotional control, but the first step to emotional control is to be open to experiencing and expressing your own feelings in the moment with out getting lost in them. When we successfully hold space for your own emotions we are able to appreciate and hold space for others emotions.

    Successful integration of this energy looks like acknowledging and integrating the part of ourselves that are empowered through emotion, and the part that is empowered through self-discipline.

    some things that are worth considering when interacting with the energy:

    • How can I honor my feelings while staying consistent to the commitments

    Feeling is the path forward

    Being in your Cancer energy is to be receptive from a place of sensitivity, nurturing dreams, and being attuned to what the heart wants. Capricorn in comparison is more objective and can feel impersonal in comparison to Cancer. However, Capricorn will build the structure and will build the structure that will protect out hearts as we navigate this world.

    Give form to the feeling

    You can have it all, just not all at once. Think about all of the things you give your energy to. Do these things nurture you? Do they help you connect to who you truly are? Does it give you a healthy sense of security? The full moon in Capricorn wants you to take a hard look at all of the things you feel tied to discern what it is that truly worth being connected to and place it accordingly.

    You become what you do. You attract what you feel. Thoughts are direction, feelings are change. You may be able to trick yourself around you but you cannot trick the universe.

    True manifestation occurs when thought, action, and emotion are all aligned.

  • Maximizing Jupiter’s Influence in Gemini: Communication and Resilience | Astrology 2024-2025

    Maximizing Jupiter’s Influence in Gemini: Communication and Resilience | Astrology 2024-2025


    Jupiter enters Gemini on May 25th, 2024 until June 9th 2025


    What does Jupiter mean for us in general?

    Jupiter’s job is to bring expansion to our understanding, experiences, and knowledge. It represents good fortune, protection, growth, optimism, and abundance.

    While Jupiter was in Taurus, it pushed us to honor our needs for stability, comfort, grounding. While compelling us cultivate tangible outcomes, and provide for ourselves using our own abilities.

    Now that Jupiter is moving into the sign of Gemini we are going to expand our close connections, learn new information, and communicate in ways we haven’t previously.

    The goal of Jupiter in Gemini is to get in touch with the part of ourselves that needs to collect, communicate, articulate, and process information. When Jupiter is in this sign we seek mental stimulation, movement, and variety.

    What is the energy of Gemini?

    Gemini is a mutable, air sign.

    Mutable Modality: Having the qualities of change, flow, transformation, and pivots. Mutable signs act as an energetic bridge between cardinal and fix signs. What this means is that mutable signs are able to balance the enduring energy of fixed signs and the engaging energy of cardinal signs. If you think about where mutable signs fall in the year, Gemini is the transition from the end of spring into the beginning of summer.

    Element of Air: When a sign has the elemental quality of air, that sign is associated with topics and themes like communication, the mind, interpersonal topics, and socializing. Air signs tend to direct their energy outward, and skew towards action as opposed to being receptive.

    The energy of Jupiter and Gemini together.

    Jupiter will be transiting through the sign of Gemini for approximately one year. While it is here we will see expansion relating to our mindset, communication, network, and location. When Jupiter is in Gemini it is very resilient, there is energetic incentive to learn, change, and adapt to external factors.

    In comparison when Jupiter transited Taurus we learned how to expand our own sense of prosperity. This was achieved by setting clear goals and consistently showing up to manifest them.

    Jupiter in Taurus is very tangible, so lessons likely came through our 3-D reality.

    Jupiter in Gemini is more mental, and the big picture here is how we expand our mind to see the BIG PICTURE. This will likely happen through connections with new people, participating in an educational course or program, and/or going to new places.

    Gemini’s lessons help us to be more resilient by putting us in situations that are unfamiliar or foreign. We may see this manifest as changes with where we live, who we associate with, or where/how we consume information.

    Curiosity, being dynamic, and friendliness will manifest the best results for this transit.

    looking to the future Jupiter in Gemini primes for when Uranus enters Gemini in 2025. Where we will learn to integrate the lessons from Jupiter as we experience the new energy with Uranus. (especially when it trines Pluto in Aquarius)

    Manifesting opportunities and being “quick, creative, and concise”

    During this transit opportunities present themselves when we employ our own social charm, wit, and cleverness.

    There can also be a sense of comfort in articulating your thoughts and ideas, verbally or writing things down by hand.

    Gemini is attuned to collecting information, fact gathering, discussions and debates. Encouraging open questioning is also a good way to explore this energy.

    Jupiter out of balance in Gemini

    The ruler of Gemini is the planet Mercury. Mercury represents the way that we think, process information, our manner of speaking, and business transactions

    A well balanced mercury can navigate internal and external stimuli with ease and tact. While an unbalanced Mercury is easily disrupted by the same thing.

    Similarly with Gemini, when we do not honor our needs like rest, and set healthy boundaries we can quickly spiral and burn out. It is important to carry the lessons we learned from Jupiter’s transit in Taurus and establish a strong mind body connection. Taurus’ influence helped expand our material reality. Gemini works to expand our mental reality.

    Problematic behavior from Jupiter can look like, becoming obsessed with ones thoughts, or being bogged down by too many thoughts, lack of follow through or indecision, lack of focus, and gossiping.

    You should avoid

    • skimming the surface of topics
    • speaking too much or too soon
    • taking on too many projects or scattering your energy
    • staying busy for the sake of being busy.

    Its important to remember that Jupiter wants us to see the big picture. Contrarily Gemini wants to appreciate the details. The point here as we get to experience Jupiter in Gemini is to harmonize both ends of this expression.

    When we were working with Jupiter in Taurus our actions directly impacted our manifestations. Because Gemini is mental our thoughts can literally manifest themselves. So being mindful of how our own thoughts shape our perception of reality is key.

    Activities with Jupiter in Gemini

    • Keep in touch with friends, siblings, co-workers
    • Learn a new language, or expand your current vocabulary
    • take small or short trips
    • upgrade devices that you use to communicate
    • Anything that uses hands, arms, and lungs (breathing exercises is a great low effort way to engage with the energy, especially because breathing expands the lungs)

    I hope this helps 🙂

  • Full moon in Sagittarius – Big Vision

    Full moon in Sagittarius – Big Vision


    The key to the full moon in Sagittarius is to stay optimistic, keep the flame alive, and center your big picture. You are at the wheel, determining the direction of your life. Like with all full moons now is a time to release so we can bring in new more aligned things into our life.

    Sagittarius wants to be free, to go deep and gain wisdom. At times external pressures seem to work against that drive, they serve no purpose other than to play us out of our own abundance. The take away is to trust ourselves enough follow our own intuition and discernment as we blaze forward.

    The plant that co-rules this full moon in Sagittarius is Jupiter, which is still in Taurus. What this tells us is that the universe is here to provide, all we need to do is go out and cultivate the thing that we desire. The only requirement is that you are rooted in your ‘why’ and you are willing to adapt and transform as you need in order to reach that goal. The tallest trees have the deepest roots.

    Venus is also a key player in this full moon because it will be conjunct Jupiter. Venus’ influence helps find balance and harmonize the changes necessary to move on.

    We are continuing to synthesize the events of the Aries eclipse and the Uranus Jupiter conjunction back in April. What new things have we learned? how are we being asked to adapt. How have we defined and re-defined ourselves? Has this change impacted our course in life. As we march forward with these lessons, the activation of Sagittarius tells us to connect with the part of ourselves that is free of ego and its perceived divisions.


    The house were Sagittarius lives is likely where you will feel this energy the most. But looking at your Sun, Moon, and Rising sign can give helpful context as well.

    Aries: This impacts your 9th house of long distance travel, ethics, beliefs, publishing, and teaching(and teachers).

    Taurus: This impacts your 8th house of other peoples finances, investments, the occult, endings, transformation, death and rebirth.

    Gemini: This impacts your 7th house of relationships, partnerships, agreements, negotiations, and open enemies.

    Cancer: This impacts your 6th house of health, daily habits and behaviors, animals specifically work animals, and work that you do on a daily basis.

    Leo: This impacts your 5th house of creative expression, hobbies, play, children, and hobbies.

    Virgo: This impacts your 4th house of home, family, foundation, parents, and ancestors.

    Libra: This impacts your 3rd house of siblings, neighbors, communication and mindset.

    Scorpio: This impacts your 2nd house of personal finance, self esteem, material matters, and feelings towards possessions.

    Sagittarius: This impacts your 1st house of self, physical body, the way we navigate reality, early life themes, and our persona.

    Capricorn: This impacts your 12th house of spirituality, interconnectedness, endings, loss, hospitals, and things that are hidden.

    Aquarius: This impacts your 11th house of friends, larger groups and communities, and hops and dreams.

    Pisces: This impacts your 10 house of career, legacy, public reputation, and authority figures.