Aquarium Age: April 28-May 4, 2021
It’s a crunchy week, filled with clunks and awkward elbow jabs, and maybe even too many rough edges to navigate with a smile. Strong determination
April 28, 2021
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It’s a crunchy week, filled with clunks and awkward elbow jabs, and maybe even too many rough edges to navigate with a smile. Strong determination
I was watching The 11th Hour with Brian Williams last Friday night when he asked one of his guests, Caroline Randall Williams, what she saw as she looked
Each week a friend or reader always asks if life is ever returning to normal, and every week when I sit down to stargaze, observe,
This week planetary alignments shift just a little making the astral air slightly easier to breathe and to bear. The planets are aligned in positive
The psychic air shifted over the last several weeks and that change is attributable to several factors, not all astrological, although the speedy feel that
Welcome to the Saturn/Uranus square and its power to dismantle atrophied systems that can no longer be carried forward into the future. We’re in the
There’s a definite shift in the wind this week, and although winter continues for a while longer here in the Northern Hemisphere, spring is just
Mercury is direct. The Saturn/Uranus square continues. Mars trines Pluto, providing a hardworking, concentrated, and persevering attitude toward getting “it” (whatever that may be) done.
Endurance is the key word for this week and for oh so many weeks going forward. We’re under the influence of a Saturn/Uranus square that
There is always something interesting hidden in the frustrating snafus of a Mercury Retrograde and it’s worth searching through the details, even if your computer
Yesterday was Groundhog Day, and because I am writing this column a couple of days before the actual event, I have no idea whether the
On Saturday, January 30, Mercury begins its first retrograde phase of 2021, which lasts until February 20. Mercury Retrograde is the new urban sky myth
It’s a disquieting week—I want to call it discombobulating, which would set a lighter tone, but that would be too superficial and wouldn’t really address
Growing up with Marxist parents, “come the revolution” always meant that eventually all the workers of the world would unite, overthrow their capitalist bosses, and
It’s hard to embrace the optimism of a new year, with all its promise of a fresh start, when pandemic fatigue exacerbated by Trump fatigue
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