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Monday 9/20/2021: Sneak Peek at the Week; Full Moon in Pisces: Autumnal Equinox & More

September 21, 2021/0 Comments/in The Forecast /by Elisabeth Grace

(Note:

Here’s how I know Mercury is under stressed aspects this week: I haven’t been able to ship the forecast I wrote and tried to send yesterday. I can’t figure out for the life of me why Mailchimp has refused to send it out, but the amazing Mark Marshall at Interage is working on it.

For future reference, forecasts are always posted on my website before Mailchimp sends them out. They are also posted on Twitter — @graceastrology — so do check those sites occasionally if nothing has been sent to your inbox.

Onward!)

Intuition, feelings, and other sensitivities have likely been on the rise today, reflecting the waxing Full Moon in Pisces, exact at 7:54 PM ET. ‘Tis the Harvest Moon, and CNN has all the info on why this Full Moon is so big in the sky because they looked it up on the website of EarthSky). Good job, CNN!

A Full Moon offers illumination on opposing needs. Full Moon in Pisces takes in the dry, critical faculties of the Virgo Sun and reflects back a need for a dreamy vision. Here is the chart for the Full Moon, set in Washington, D.C. It contains a few patterns in effect not only this week but for the next few months.

Observations:

First, let’s talk about Mercury. Over the week, Mercury will be slowing to a virtual standstill, preparing to turn retrograde on September 27th. BACK UP YOUR COMPUTERS AND SMARTPHONES NOW. Right now Mercury is conjunct Spica, a most fortunate Fixed Star. Got any brilliant ideas? There should be plenty, especially since Mercury is trine Jupiter — exact at 6:52 PM ET. Mercury is also square Pluto and opposing the dwarf planet Eris. Brilliant ideas may be persuasive in the extreme. Investigative reporters may have a field day digging up dirt. If dirt isn’t being dug up, mud may be flung — by those demanding a seat at the table. These alignments among Mercury (how we need to think), Jupiter (expansion), Pluto (power & resources), and Eris (Hell hath no fury…) will occur three times between this week and November 2nd. Got that?
After squaring Saturn last Friday, Venus will oppose Uranus this Thursday. Venus refers to money, women, values, and art; Saturn refers to cuts and controls; Uranus refers to innovation and disruption. Did you see Friday’s story about concerns that Evergrande, the ginormous Chinese real estate company, would default on billions and billions of debt? How about the story about how fiscally responsible Republicans, led by Mitch McConnell, say they will vote to default on the national debt (because government shutdowns are so exciting?). Today the markets were “wild,” and the Dow dropped 600 points, reportedly in response to Evergrande. This volatile Venus-Uranus opposition won’t repeat three times between now and November. However, it will be in the chart for Wednesday’s Autumnal Equinox, a.k.a. the first day of Fall, which we can use to manage expectations until the Winter Solstice. Clear?
The Sabian Symbols for this Full Moon are: “a prism” (for the Pisces Moon); and “a man gaining secret knowledge from a paper he is reading” (for the Virgo Sun). Oh, lookie, an echo of the potential for serious dirt-digging suggested by the patterns among Mercury, Jupiter, and Pluto! Over the next couple of weeks, watch for stories of puzzles solved after all the pieces are put together — or finding the one piece that finally makes sense of it all. Refer to the preceding links for more details.
This Full Moon is at 28 Pisces, close to the verrrrry end of the zodiac. I’ve said this before: planets at the end of Pisces can reflect a feeling that the world is about to end. But the world tells us otherwise, all the time, as we experience everything in cycles. Pisces may be the end of one cycle, but a new one will soon begin. Remember this — and don’t despair!
You are more personally affected by this Full Moon if you have planets or angles around 28 degrees of Pisces, Virgo, Gemini and Sagittarius. Off the top of my head, that includes Alexei Navalny and Edward Snowden.

Here’s the forecast for the rest of the week:

TUESDAY: Moon charged into me-me-me Aries on Monday at 11:12 PM ET. Arise, go forth and start something. An intense morning workout would be a healthy channel for the Moon-Mars opposition at 7:02 AM ET. Otherwise, sparks may fly. Assertive energy may be communicated with gravitas, reflecting the Moon’s sextile with Saturn at 12:43 PM ET. Leaders of state and business will command attention over the next couple of days, as the Sun is at the verrry end of Virgo/early Libra, activating the Aries Point. How apt that President Biden will make his first address to the United Nations, attempting to convince world leaders (says the Guardian), that America is ready to usher in “a new era of diplomacy.”
WEDNESDAY: Mercury squares Pluto at 9:11 AM ET, driving yesterday’s message home. At 3:21 PM ET, the Sun exits Virgo and enters Libra, the sign of the scales.

A pause, while we talk about Libra. It’s an airy, mental sign, generally concerned with relationships, social graces, and promoting fairness, justice, and balance. Its ruling planet is Venus, which can be oh-so-sweet and socially gracious. Libra’s mantra is I BALANCE. This does not mean Librans are balanced; it means they generally are seeking balance and are quite capable of swinging back and forth wildly as they search for it.

Did you know that Fox News (motto: “fair and balanced”) launched under a Libra Sun? If you’re now thinking “wow, there must be a lot more to a horoscope than just a Sun Sign,” I commend you. As sweet as Libra can be, they are not marshmallows. The term “iron fist in a velvet glove” often applies. Jimmy Carter is a Libra. So was Margaret Thatcher. Tim Robbins, John Lithgow, Lee Harvey Oswald, Julie Andrews, and Maria von Trapp (inspired casting?) — all Libras.

The Sun’s ingress into Libra means that it’s the first day of fall. Did you know that the Sun is considered to be in its fall when it’s in Libra? In the language of astrology, when a planet is in fall, it means it is traveling through a sign that is not compatible with the planet’s essential nature. The Sun is all about ego recognition, around which everything (and everyone) revolves. It needs to be this way. But Libra needs to be focused on WE, not ME. Maybe that’s why one of Libra’s traits is indecisiveness.

Back to the week:

WEDNESDAY: the crusading drive of the Aries Moon gets a boost from Jupiter at 7:43 PM ET. Make your pitches during the day, before this Moon-Jupiter sextile is exact. If you’re still talking in the evening, be advised that the Moon makes its weekly clash with Pluto at 9:37 PM ET, then opposes Mercury at 10:04 PM ET. Sounds like a recipe for a proclamation — or argument — in the extreme. Moon goes void for the next ten and a half hours — chill, chill CHILL. Remember that crises that crop up during Moon voids are often much ado about nothing. Roll with the twists and flakes, especially the wacky ones that may occur before 5:40 AM ET on…
THURSDAY: …as Venus is opposed by Uranus. As a research project, keep an eye on the markets overseas. At 8:38 AM ET, Moon regains its focus and enters Taurus, seeking to build and maintain material comfort and security. That’s the objective all through the day, as the Moon travels without interference. The evening may be heavy, especially around 10:39 PM ET, when Moon squares Saturn.
FRIDAY: More Moon in Taurus, determined to make things The Way They Should Be. Last night’s heaviness may get a pushback around lunchtime, as Moon meets up with rebel Uranus at 12:56 PM ET. Moon opposes Venus at 4:15 PM ET, suggesting an illumination of true value, for better or worse.
SATURDAY: If you’re a night owl and a creative type, you can make good use of the constructive energy of the Taurus Moon as it connects with Neptune, Jupiter, and Pluto in the wee hours. Otherwise, note your dreams upon waking. After the 9:09 AM ET trine to Pluto, Moon goes void for the next eleven and a half hours. You could indulge in the usual Moon-in-Taurus delights: good food, sweet music, a snuggle with your sweetie. You could also continue to harness the easy flow of assertive/authoritarian energy of Mars in Libra as it trines Saturn in Aquarius, exact at 5:50 PM ET. The challenge here is that Mars is not at its best in Libra. If Mars was in Aries or Capricorn or Scorpio, it would be ruthlessly and effectively executing its action-packed agenda. In Libra, Mars may dither, avoid conflict, make nice-nice agreements for the sake of appearances, while seething with resentment. Keep that potential in mind as Congress is back in session this week. Moon enters Gemini at 8:36 PM ET, facilitates more chit-chat.
SUNDAY: Moon makes a brief Air Grand Trine to Saturn and Mars at 10:56 AM ET and 11:56 AM ET, respectively. Some say a Grand Trine is lucky, enabling people who have them to act as if they are above the law. A Grand Trine is also a defensive posture in relationships. In Air Signs, it suggests someone who puts out an aura of intellectual self-sufficiency, i.e., not asking others for input. Let’s see how the headlines reflect that potential. Meanwhile…BACK UP YOUR COMPUTERS AND SMARTPHONES, as Mercury is at its station and will turn retrograde at 1:10 AM ET on MONDAY.

Stay tuned to this channel for updates. There is a lot going on in the cosmos over the next several weeks — too much to fit into one forecast, as Heather Cox Richardson observed.

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Monday 9/13/2021: Sneak Peek at the Week; Mars Enters Libra

September 14, 2021/0 Comments/in The Forecast /by Elisabeth Grace

Alll-righty then!

The start of the workweek is driven by the Moon in Sagittarius, pushing boundaries with enthusiasm in its quest for truth. At 4:39 PM ET, the Virgo Sun squared the Moon, suggesting a challenge to last week’s New Moon agenda. Minutes later, Moon squared Neptune — and that’s about when Vogue’s live feed of the Met Gala started on Twitter and I started writing this forecast. This year, the celeb-studded event is officially all about “escapism,” I kid you not. “Escapism” is aptly timed, especially with the Sun-Neptune opposition that will be exact on Tuesday morning.

The Sun-Neptune opposition is one of only three patterns this week between two planets that does not include the Moon. On Thursday night, the Sun trines Pluto. The Sun refers to leaders; Pluto refers to power and resources. A trine suggests an easy flow of energy between the two, for better or for worse, and what flows may also reflect the idealism, healing, or obfuscation potential of the earlier Sun-Neptune opposition.

The third pattern is a square between Venus and Saturn, exact early Friday morning. Venus refers to money, values, women, and aesthetics, and it is in Scorpio, a sign that never forgets. Saturn refers to cuts, controls, and authoritarian advances. Here’s how the week goes:

TUESDAY: Note your dreams, under the spell of the Sun-Neptune opposition, exact at 5:20 AM ET. Will a leader experience a wipeout today? A square between the Moon and Mars at 6:57 AM ET may get you up on the wrong side of the bed or prime you for a vigorous morning workout. Adding fuel to that potential fire is Mars, which is at the verrrry end of Virgo, about to enter Libra. A planet at the very end of a sign may operate as if it’s at a crisis point. In Virgo, the crisis for Mars is one of organization, service, work routines, and health. Not only is the energy of assertion at a crisis point today, but it’s also demanding prominence. Why? Because at 8:13 PM ET, Mars enters Libra, and the first degree of Libra is one of the four Aries Points (the others are 0 degrees Aries, Cancer, and Capricorn). Meanwhile, the Moon enters Capricorn at 7:34 AM ET, driving the next couple of days with a need to Make Things Happen, especially when it comes to business. A harmony between Moon and Venus at 3:20 PM ET can work wonders, so make your pitches before then.
TUESDAY: My money says that this prominent Mars energy is what Beth Owl’s Daugther’s Tarot Card of the Week reflects.
WEDNESDAY: More Moon in Capricorn, reaching out to friends and allies in the morning, as Moon trines Uranus at 8:30 AM ET. Some may not see eye-to-eye around 5:40 PM ET, as Moon squares Mercury in Libra, arguing for getting stuff done with another still weighing the balance. Mars is now also in Libra, which is not a comfortable place for the energy of combat and conquest. Libra is not a fan of unpleasantries and has been known to go to criminal lengths to avoid conflict. Mars in Libra can be an awesome warrior for peace, as exemplified by Nelson Mandela, Pope Francis, and the Dalai Lama. Mars in Libra may also suggest someone who uses words as weapons or prefers manipulation and passive-aggressive behavior to direct confrontation.
THURSDAY: Moon makes its weekly clash with Pluto at 1:39 AM ET, suggesting news in the wee hours of a power play or catharsis. However, note that the Moon will be void for almost ten hours. Avid Readers know that Moon voids are apt for sticking to routine concerns and rolling with any twists or flakes that disrupt efforts to move forward in a straight line. A Moon void has the energy of a pinball in an old-fashioned pinball machine after it’s bounced off the bumpers and ends its play. Energetically, the pinball loses its focus as it falls back to the bottom of the machine. When launched into play again, it is driven and focused, like the Moon when it enters a new sign. Clear? For the next several weeks, we are going to have at least two days a week with a Moon void lasting ten hours or longer. Pay attention to these long voids and see if you notice the difference in the energy flow.
THURSDAY: Moon enters Aquarius at 11:23 AM ET, so East Coasters, the early morning void may reflect a slow start or twist in your day. Moon in Aquarius needs to network and be socially significant. You may foster diplomatic alliances, using the easy flow between Moon and Mars, exact at 1:18 PM ET. Power and resources, along with news from underground, are reflected in the news around 9:52 PM ET, when the Sun trines Pluto. Some items will reflect the tough love and cuts suggested by the square between Venus and Saturn, exact on…
FRIDAY: …at 2:14 AM ET. Venus-Saturn patterns may also bring “women of steel” into the spotlight. We may see a cut in someone’s market or budget. The only other aspect today is a square between the Moon and Uranus, exact at 12:44 PM ET. This suggests a jolt or rebellious pushback against whatever controls may have been imposed the day before.
SATURDAY: the morning begins with the exuberant and expansive energy of a Moon-Jupiter conjunction at 5: 14 AM ET. Where will all that rah-rah energy go? Perhaps nowhere, given that Moon will then be void until 4:22 PM ET. That may take the wind out of the sails out of the rally that has been planned in Washington by those who believe that the January 6th insurrectionists (the ones that have been arrested and are being prosecuted) are “political prisoners.” Moon next enters Pisces, driving the next few days with a need for empathy and identification with ideals.
SUNDAY: emotions are on the rise, as the waxing Pisces Moon will be full on Monday night. Until then, the Moon flits easily from Venus (at 10:25 AM ET) to Uranus (at 6:25 PM ET), suggesting a good day for birds of a feather to flock together.

And now, the news.

So much of it is bonkers.

If you’re in California, there’s a bonkers election on the question of whether to recall Governor Gavin Newsom. Pollsters seem to think he will not be recalled, which is arguably good for much more than California. Still, the candidate who likely would have the most votes to replace Newsom is Larry Elder, who is already crying “voter fraud!” before the election has even happened. Avid Readers in California, if you don’t vote, someone else will…and then you’ll be sorry. Vote!

Speaking of which…

…of all the 9/11 remembrances that made news over the weekend, the one that always gets me is the one recalling how the passengers on Flight 93 brought down their hijacked plane rather than allow it to be used as a weapon of mass destruction. It was posted again on Twitter, noting that they made their decision to act based on discussion and…by taking a vote. I had forgotten that if those brave passengers hadn’t been so daring, two fighter pilots would have enacted Plan B, which was to fly their jets into the commercial airliner. One of those pilots was the 26 years old Heather “Lucky” Penney, and her story is sobering, too. Fun fact: Penney has Mars in Libra conjunct Pluto — a warrior for peace in the extreme (birthdate: Sept 18, 1974, in Tucson AZ).

Meanwhile, in Shanksville, PA, George W. Bush spoke to a crowd, uttering what WaPo columnist Jennifer Rubin called “perhaps the most important words in his career…drawing a straight line between the 9/11 terrorists and the 1/6 ones.” Avid Readers will recall that Dubya’s horoscope has been getting it from all angles over the past year or so, serving as a catalyst for change and action. Between now and the end of October, Saturn will station opposite his regal Leo Ascendant, making two exact hits. This is a sobering opportunity to step out into the public with greater authority, possibly reaching another peak in public status in seven years.

UPDATE: on the former guy, because there is a cluster of patterns happening in his horoscope over the next few weeks that may spark action that makes significant headlines. On September 23rd, we have two patterns suggesting suffering as a martyr to a cause, personal magnetism, losing focus and/or denial. On September 26th, we have a rare pattern suggesting a major new start, with a possible geographic relocation. I’m not convinced the new start will be a permanent gig as a color commentator for boxing matches, even though that’s how he commemorated the 20th anniversary of 9/11. The pattern suggesting a new start could involve a significant other or an open adversary. A pattern exact on October 2 echoes involvement with a partner, or an adversary. For astrology students and pros: the planets involved with these three patterns are Saturn-Neptune, Uranus-Ascendant, and Neptune-Uranus — quite a wiggy and volatile mix. We keep an eye on his horoscope in the hopes of anticipating a time when he will be held accountable, which clinical psychologist Mary L. Trump argues in her new book is one of the essential requirements of enabling America to heal.

UPDATE: on Britney Spears, whose horoscope is functioning as anticipated (see the write-up in the June/July issue of Mountain Astrologer). Last week, her father agreed to step down as her conservator — and she quickly announced her engagement to longtime boyfriend Sam Asghari. “Baby One More Time” indeed!

In other news…

The Sun-Neptune opposition presented itself in many wonderfully weird headlines:

“Escaped zebras bamboozle Maryland officials” — and did you know that group of zebras is called a dazzle?
Miami Hurricanes fans use American flag to catch a falling cat — and yes, there is video and the cat lived!
“Details of rare bronze age coffin found in golf course pond revealed”
‘Ecstasy, LSD and magic mushrooms: the future of therapy?”
Rolling Stone editor-in-chief Noah Schachtman tweets “OK someone clearly slipped me the brown acid. Because no way are there dancing teddy bears at the Video Music Awards.” Oh totally yes, way — and if Schachtman was hip to astrology, he wouldn’t have been surprised at all.

And…

If America had six political parties, which one would you belong to? The NYT has a quiz — hope it’s not behind a paywall.

Finally…

Water, water everywhere: click on the map to follow the path of a raindrop anywhere in the United States. Rain should never fall on Greenland, but it did for the first time ever last month and barely made headlines then, but it did over the weekend.

Wowwwwwwwww!! Did you learn something today? My Gemini Moon sure hopes so. If you’d like to support this forecast as a Faithful Monthly or Joyful Random Avid Reader or Fairy Godmother, here’s the 411.

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Dazzling!

Friday 9/10/2021 & the Weekend: Under the Influence of Sun-Neptune

September 11, 2021/0 Comments/in The Forecast /by Elisabeth Grace

TGIF — what’s left of it!

A recap of planetary weather for the weekend:

FRIDAY. The Libra Moon enters Scorpio at 2:04 AM ET, shifting our focus from airy ideas to intense emotions. The workweek ends with gravitas, reflecting the square between the Moon and Saturn at 2:52 PM ET. A sense of urgency about arriving at a compromise may be in the air all day, as Venus is at the very end of Libra. At 4:39 PM ET, Venus leaves Libra for Scorpio, intensifying social expression until October 8th. Where Venus in Libra is inclined to compromise, Venus in Scorpio is fixed in its ways and is more likely to extract payback for a perceived slight. On the other hand, loyalty to a fault is one of Scorpio’s best qualities. I seem to recall stories of couples who’d been together for decades making headlines during one particular Venus in Scorpio passage.
SATURDAY: the heaviness of Friday’s Moon-Saturn square is replaced by a jolt around 2:36 AM ET, as Moon opposes rebel Uranus. Balance is restored in the morning, as the Moon sextiles the Sun at 10:07 AM ET. No Moon void today means you can shop with confidence. The afternoon and evening reflect vision, resources, expansion, and assertion in matters of knowledge acquired for the sake of power and control.
SUNDAY: Moon goes void at 1:32 AM ET and enters Sagittarius at 4:34 AM ET. Time for a gamble or a gambol in nature. Take in a foreign film or some other perspective that is not native. Yes, you can have a righteous opinion about it — gawd knows, everyone else will. By now we’ll be feeling the opposition between the Sun and Neptune, exact on Tuesday morning. That explains a desire to escape, to heal, to forgive — or the boundary-pushing rabbit hole that’s hot in the headlines.

No sleeping in on Monday. The Sag Moon will not be void and will have plenty to say in the morning as it sextiles Mercury at 10:30 AM ET. The First Quarter Moon happens at 4:39 PM ET, activating the horoscopes of anyone with planets around 21 degrees of Gemini, Virgo, Pisces, and especially Sagittarius. This includes the former guy, Robert E. Lee, the United States, and a truckload of famous Americans — especially politicians –who are idealized (for better or worse) by the general public. How so? Because anyone with a planet around those degrees is connected to the Mars-Neptune square in the U.S. horoscope, with its need for hero-worship of perceived cowboys and cowgirls.

And now, the news.

It was the U.S. Mars-Neptune square that was triggered on September 1st by transiting Mars in Virgo, having been eclipsed on June 10th. We expected a deluge of surreal initiatives that could not be put back in the bottle, especially with a Mars-Neptune opposition exact the next day:

“Why NYC was so unprepared for Hurricane Ida’s flash flooding,” which also wiped out “millions of NYC rats.“
A number of surreal laws took effect in Texas, including one permitting Texans to openly carry a firearm without a permit or a background check…but for some reason, they are still stopping and screening visitors to the State Capitol. Then there is S.B. 8, which permits private citizens to sue anyone they think might have facilitated the termination of a pregnancy, collecting a bounty of $10,000 should their case be proven in court. Heather Cox Richardson has a fascinating take on how women’s reproductive health care became so politicized and noted that the day after the bill became law, it was mentioned only once on Fox News — in the 5 A.M. news hour. She has a fascinating take on that, too.
Fun fact: Texas Governor Greg Abbott has an exact Mars-Neptune conjunction in Scorpio, as Avid Readers will recall from past mentions. Last week he expressed a number of utterly fantastic misconceptions about human biology, which were then vehemently fact-checked on Anderson Cooper 360 by Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. Abbott’s thinking may not be so magical in the second half of 2022, when transiting Saturn squares his Scorpio Sun, suggesting a potential reality fact check just in time for the holidays. He’s up for re-election in November.
“The Sacklers, who made billions from OxyContin, win immunity from opioid lawsuits.”
“Animals are shapeshifting to stay cool” in response to climate change.
“Grand jury indicts police officers and paramedics in 2019 death of Elijah McClain,” whose hobby was playing the violin for animals at local shelters with beauty and transcendence that could melt hearts.
“Elderly woman (with dementia) bodyslammed by laughing cops gets $3 million” from Loveland, Colorado
From the New York Times Magazine: ‘I Helped Destroy People’ — a cover story about how Terry Albury, an idealistic F.B.I. agent, grew so disillusioned by the war on terror that he was willing to leak classified documents — and go to prison for doing it.

Meanwhile…

…plenty of hot TV shows also embody Mars-Neptune themes. Have you seen:

Only Murders in the Building, starring Steve Martin, Martin Short & Selena Gomez. Last week’s prime suspect was Sting; this week’s is “Tie-Dye Guy.” Surreal!
Nine Perfect Strangers — with Nicole Kidman playing a Svengali-type doyenne of a twisted New Age retreat serving up psychedelic smoothies.
White Lotus — “Big Little Lies with two and a half turns of the screw, says The Guardian

In other news…

In the last forecast it was anticipated that we would see relatively speedy recoveries from the previous week’s chaos, likely with themes of power grids and aviation:

Power is being restored in Louisiana faster than originally anticipated
Biden calls for solar energy to power half the nation by 2050
Yesterday a charter flight carrying 100 Americans & other citizens was finally able to depart Kabul — the first since the official U.S. departure from Afghanistan. A second flight left today.
“A secretive Pentagon program that started on TFG’s last day in office just ended. The mystery has not.” Yes, it’s a big network story — and totally cloaked in fog.

In the last forecast, it was also anticipated that “Those in certain positions of power may decide they have all the resources they need to launch their clean-up plan, without support from any other, thank you very much.” (cue John Lennon and Yoko Ono now, please)

“Analysis: Biden’s vaccine mandate signals a White House done with persuasion” (thank you very much). All federal employees must be vaccinated, and all employers with more than 100 employees must require Covid vaccinations or weekly testing. What’s cool about that last one is that an OSHA provision allows it — health and workers front and center, as we’d expect after a New Moon in Virgo.
Oh, and to Kellyanne Conway and Sean Spicer (and others on the boards of our U.S. military academies): “You’re fired.”
And yes, AG Merrick Garland is suing Texas for its “open defiance of the U.S. Constitution,” in re: S.B. 8

Finally…

Tomorrow is September 11th — a solemn day in the United States. Last year I re-posted something I wrote nine years ago — about finding silver linings in the tragic and cathartic experience of 2001 — a day that Changed Everything. Here it is again, hopefully, none the worse for wear:

Astro-logical Forecast for Wednesday 9/12/2012: Let It Shine

So yesterday was September 11th, and it was the 11th anniversary of an act of violence that stunned the world and resulted in the loss of thousands of lives. I couldn’t bring myself to acknowledge this in yesterday’s forecast because, frankly, I was living in New York on That Day. Then I noted someone on Facebook opining that on every September 11th since, all of America gets very patriotic, while New Yorkers just get somber and quiet. So I thought, “OK, I’ll post something.” After all, the Moon was in Cancer (needing to focus on homeland/emotional security; America is a Cancer nation, etc.), and it was slowly approaching a square to serious Saturn, suggesting a need for gravitas.

Here’s what I wrote:

What I remember about That Day was how quiet the city became in the aftermath. We gathered at night in public places, needing the support of community. We gave up our defensive edges. We slowed down. Drivers did not honk their horns. With whomever we met in the course of the day, we would take the time to look into each others’ eyes and ask, with heartfelt sincerity, “how are you”?

We approached each other with such loving kindness — back then — perhaps because we were all so conscious of our collective shock and grief. Everyone seemed to know someone who knew someone who had died…or was at Ground Zero and escaped, covered in ash…or was supposed to be there, but Fate intervened, and they missed their train or their appointment in the city was canceled or whatever. Point is, we all had a story to tell…and a connection to this experience that connected us to each other. We were able to see ourselves in each other.

Time passes…it heals wounds…and we forget. And often, we forget the connection. Separation — which is an illusion — creeps back in. It’s us against them. We are racing to get here, there, everywhere. We get impatient with each other and start honking our horns again…or worse. And yes, I do have a thing against people who honk their horns and I have a byline to prove it. Point is, we are still sharing the same human experience — in a Big Picture, yet profoundly simple way. Even though we may forget.

These thoughts led me to decide as my tribute to 9/11, I would pretend to be an exalted human being — and try to act accordingly — during the course of my errands in the city. That meant taking the time to consciously assess whomever I engaged and imagining myself in their position before promoting my own agenda.

The employee behind the counter at Pret A Manger, for example, was a 20-something man with a wonderfully grounded, friendly intelligence. I thought about where he was at in his life — working behind a counter for probably not much more than minimum wage — and I wondered what his dreams might be at this nascent stage of his career. And as we were discussing the comparative merits of the caffeinated beverages offered at this fine establishment, I found myself telling him what a great job he was doing, and that I was certain his attitude and attentive presence would take him very far in life. I put my two dollars on the counter to pay for my coffee (decided not to spring for the cappuccino), and darned if he didn’t say, “It’s on the house”.

What a delightful surprise. What a lovely connection.

I wrote all that on a day with Moon in Leo — a time to be playful and shine. Thus it was apt to add this rallying cry in the rest of my 9/11 musings:

And what, pray tell, does this have to do with anything astro-logical? How about this: with today’s Moon in playful, regal, sunny Leo, you are encouraged to let your light shine! Practice senseless acts of beauty and acts of random kindness. Show the world the results of your intention. Shine!

Today, however — 20 years after That Day — the Moon is in Scorpio, seeking depth and substance, with added empathy, expansion, and regenerative powers as it makes contact with Neptune, Jupiter, and Pluto…with Tuesday’s Sun-Neptune opposition humming in the background. This year, the song that pops into my mind to share is “Try a Little Tenderness,” as sung by Otis Redding, a.k.a. “The King of Soul.” Redding died in a plane crash at age 26 on December 10, 1967. So sad.

“Try a Little Tenderness” has an intriguing story, as reported in The Atlantic in 2017. It is a “song of resistance,” apparently.

Astrology being astrology, I knew there must be something going on in Otis Redding’s horoscope for his voice to suddenly pop into my head. Apparently, yesterday was his birthday. He would have turned 80 just like Bernie Sanders did last week. In Redding’s home state of Georgia, it was officially declared Otis Redding Day.

And yes, there are patterns in Redding’s horoscope that make strong connections with patterns in mine. You would find similar connections between your horoscope and the horoscope of any person you might be drawn to, dead or alive.

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Monday 9/6/2021: Sneak Peek at a Short Workweek; New Moon in Virgo

September 6, 2021/0 Comments/in The Forecast /by Elisabeth Grace

Alllll-righty then!

What a wiggy week it was, with Thursday’s exact opposition between Mars (aggression, assertion) and Neptune (surreal), hmm? Now we have a rush of energy surging through this weekend but under the cover of a dead Moon. What is going on behind closed doors, right this minute, one wonders. Let’s review those rushing energetic patterns, starting with the trine between Mercury and Saturn, exact on Saturday night at 9:30 PM ET. This is serious and thorough planning, which I’ve been using all day to edit a few writing projects, instead of going outside to play in the sun. Even with the Moon in playful Leo, I’m glued to my word processor. Go figure.

Obviously that above paragraph was written over the weekend. It’s now Monday.

Here’s the recap for…

SUNDAY: if those plans involve gobs of money or a focus on women, art, social expression, and values, they would be reflecting the square between Venus and Pluto, exact at 11:06 PM ET. But before that happens, the Leo Moon needs to party on, big time until 10:21 AM ET, when it opposes expansive Jupiter. Chill during the ensuing void — and if you feel driven to extremes, consider that the Venus-Pluto square can suggest a waste of emotions, bringing a sledgehammer to a situation instead of a smaller, less destructive tool. Hmm. Sounds like a golf day, and I’ll be careful what I swing at with my clubs. Once the Moon enters Virgo at 7:05 PM ET, the evening is driven to perfection and analysis, with supersized intensity and possible indulgence, suggested by patterns exact on…
MONDAY: …which is Labor Day in the U.S. An easy and potent flow of force is suggested by Mars trine Pluto, exact at 8:19 AM ET. It’s followed by an exact trine between Venus and Jupiter at 9:05 AM ET. It’s always nice when the two planets associated with good fortune are getting along. If you have planets at 25 degrees of just about any sign, but especially Gemini, Libra, and Aquarius, buy a couple of lottery tickets and try your luck (I’m not promising anything; this exercise is strictly for entertainment purposes).
It may be a holiday, but I’m convinced some heavy people will be working hard to get things right, as the Virgo Moon and Sun need to do. Others may feel restless or listless, sensing that’s there’s something just around the corner, but they don’t know what. The fact that there are no aspects to the Moon for most of the day may reflect a bit of wandering, but ultimately taking you to your best friends, some of whom you may have just met. The New Moon at 14 Virgo finally kicks in at 8:51 PM ET and three minutes later, the Moon trines Uranus. At 9:28 PM ET, the Sun trines Uranus, and taken together, suggest a coalition of power and/or leaders coming together for a humanitarian cause; networking genius — including power networks/grid — and tech-savvy. Astrology and aviation may also pull focus. As I said in the last forecast, these patterns suggest the potential for a speedy recovery and/or reconnection after last week’s chaos.

Here is the chart for the New Moon, set in Washington, D.C.:

Observations:

Keywords for Virgo include perfection, discernment, work, service, integration, analysis. A focus on these keywords during this New Moon cycle may well lead to opportunity. We are all invited to consider whom or what does our creative self-expression serves? How does it function? How do we integrate it into our daily routine? Virgo rules the digestive tract, which assimilates elements that provide nourishment and eliminates those that do not. Some digestive systems work more efficiently than others, depending on what they are given to process. What is your process? Is it efficient? What does your gut tell you?
For the United States, the New Moon falls in the 5th house (of creative self-expression, including children), but it’s right on the border of the 6th, which suggests a need to move on to matters of work routines, diet, service obligations and dis-ease. The trine to Uranus is part of a Grand Trine with the Midheaven, suggesting opportunities for innovation that project an aura of self-sufficiency and material abundance. Those in certain positions of power may decide they have all the resources they need to launch their clean-up plan, without support from any other, thank you very much. Or perhaps the Sun-Uranus trine will reflect an easy flow of energy among a coalition of forces.
After the trine with Uranus, Moon will oppose Neptune and conjoin Mars . This Mars-Neptune connection may represent an idealized masculine/assertive energy (Mars) seeking alignment with highest possible manifestation of spirit, empathy and healing (Neptune). One potential downside would be kneejerk nitpicking and needless freakouts. Curb your inner Nervous Nellie.
The Taurus Ascendant of this chart is ruled by Venus, strong in Libra, one of the signs in which Venus thrives. Venus has just absorbed a potent square with Pluto and trine with Jupiter, supercharging all that Venus represents: women, aesthetics, money and especially women.
The strength of Venus and Mars in this New Moon chart is echoed by the Sabian Symbol for the Sun and Moon: “an ornamental handkerchief.” This is “an image of power and rank embellished by beauty and refinement,” says Sabian Sage Blain Bovee. We are reminded of the chivalric code of the Knights of the Round Table, “where a fearsome knight might earn the handkerchief of a noble lady, which he would prominently display. His fighting energies would thus be sworn to serve her presumably gentler, kinder and more refined qualities.” I can’t wait to see how Beth Owl’s Daughter’s Tarot Card of the Week will reflect this New Moon potential!
The last time we worked with this Sabian Symbol was in March 2015. Take a look at what was going on back then.
You are more personally affected by the innovative organizing potential of this New Moon if you have a planet or other point around 15 degrees of Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius or Pisces. If that doesn’t apply to you, look to where this New Moon falls in your horoscope. That’s the area of your life where you can plant seeds for an effective housecleaning. Remember, Mercury goes retrograde during this lunar cycle — on September 27th! The shadow period starts on the New Moon. If you still don’t know what that means, book a consultation with your local astrologer.

As for the rest of this week….

Once again we have a relatively long stretch of days — until September 14th — with no exact aspects among the planets, except for those that involve the Moon. The pattern on the 14th is the annual opposition between the Sun and Neptune, suggesting more of what we’ve already experienced involving the surreal, drugs, visionaries, pacifism, floods, victims, toxins, viruses, refugees, water, oceans, oil, film, photography, etc. Anything intangible refers to Neptune, which denies and dissolves the material world, and in this case those intangibles affect the Sun, which refers to leaders, ego and the heart.

But before we get to the 14th, we have this apparent pause in the action. I don’t know why these “pauses” coincide with events that seem like the sudden collapse of an ice shelf into the ocean, but that’s what I’ve observed over the years. They suggest tipping points…so…we’ll see. In your own personal world, you can get a lot done this week — so do it!

TUESDAY: Note your dreams, as Moon opposes Neptune upon waking, if you’re waking around 9:34 AM ET. Maybe it will take a second cup of coffee to get going this morning. After lunch, I expect a power surge of organizational energy, as the Virgo Moon trines Pluto and conjoins Mars at 1:56 PM ET and 3:23 PM ET, respectively — and then goes void. Stick to routine during the void, and roll with the twists and flakes. Chill if you can. Moon enters Libra at 11:20 PM ET.
WEDNESDAY: the Libra Moon seeks fairness and balance in relationships, and today its trine to Saturn gives its diplomatic agenda extra structure and authority. Hammer out that deal, and maybe you’ll have something to say about it around 9 PM ET, when Moon meets up with Mercury (how we need to think and communicate).
THURSDAY: the Libra Moon travels without interference for most of the day, weighing and balancing and debating. Powerplays and resources are on the agenda, and at 4:47 PM ET, Moon makes its weekly clash with Pluto. Minutes later — at 5:03 PM ET — Moon trines Jupiter, suggesting expansion and perhaps some good cheer, especially as Moon meets up with Venus at 12:47 AM ET on…
FRIDAY. The Libra Moon enters Scorpio at 2:04 AM ET, shifting our focus from airy ideas to intense emotions. The workweek ends with gravitas, reflecting the square between the Moon and Saturn at 2:52 PM ET. A sense of urgency about arriving at a compromise may be in the air all day, as Venus is at the very end of Libra. At 4:39 PM ET, Venus leaves Libra for Scorpio, intensifying social expression until October 8th. Where Venus in Libra is inclined to compromise, Venus in Scorpio is fixed in its ways and is more likely to extract a payback for a perceived slight. On the other hand, loyalty to a fault is one of Scorpio’s best qualities. I seem to recall stories of couples who’d been together for decades making headlines during one particular Venus in Scorpio passage.
SATURDAY: the heaviness of Friday’s Moon-Saturn square is replaced by a jolt around 2:36 AM ET, as Moon opposes rebel Uranus. Balance is restored in the morning, as the Moon sextiles the Sun at 10:07 AM ET. No Moon void today means you can shop with confidence. The afternoon and evening reflect vision, resources, expansion and assertion in matters of knowledge acquired for the sake of power and control.
SUNDAY: Moon goes void at 1:32 AM ET and enters Sagittarius at 4:34 AM ET. Time for a gamble or a gambol in nature. Take in a foreign film or some other perspective that is not native. Yes, you can have a righteous opinion about it — gawd knows, everyone else will. By now we’ll be feeling the opposition between the Sun and Neptune, exact on Tuesday morning. That explains a desire to escape, to heal, to forgive — or the boundary-pushing rabbit hole that’s hot in the headlines.

I’ll update the news either tomorrow in a separate email, or I may add items to the Forecast on my website. I leave you with Heather Cox Richardson’s latest Letter, which explains the significance of Labor Day, and why Frances Perkins is someone you really should know about. You better believe Frances Perkins was a pioneering Aries, with a hundred other planets in Aries, too. Here is what we know of her horoscope.

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Monday 8/30/2021: Sneak Peek at the Week; Mars Opposes Neptune

August 31, 2021/0 Comments/in The Forecast /by Elisabeth Grace

Alll-righty then!

Moon is in Gemini, driving the day with a need for information. The workweek contains only one exact pattern between two planets that doesn’t include the Moon, and that would be an opposition between Mars (action, aggression, combat, cars, iron) and Neptune (surrender, idealism, drugs, oil, deception, spirits) on Thursday afternoon. Mars combined with Neptune suggests potential seduction, surrender, sexy scandals, genuine charisma, snake oil, fanaticism, sparkly razzle-dazzle, or action that ends with a fizzle. As we get closer to the weekend, we’ll pick up the reflections of other patterns that kick in on Saturday night through Monday.

Here’s how the rest of the week goes:

TUESDAY: if Monday was fairly calm, it reflected the Gemini Moon’s trine to diplomatic Venus in Libra, exact at 12:29 AM ET. The wee hours may be restless and provocative, as the Moon squares Mars at 6:35 AM ET, followed by a square to wiggy Neptune at 9:40 AM ET. Note your dreams upon waking. The stories hitting the wires get bigger and bigger, reflecting the Moon’s trine to Jupiter at 4:46 PM ET. Chill for the rest of the evening, as the Moon will be void. Don’t make a mountain out of a molehill, and avoid impulse shopping. Moon gets back into gear at 1:25 AM ET on…
WEDNESDAY: when it enters Cancer. Now is the time to focus on emotional and home/homeland security, including food, clothing, and housing. We can expect a debate about such concerns around 7:46 AM ET, when the Moon is squared by Mercury, trying to weigh both sides in Libra. That’s where Mercury has been since 1:06 AM ET on Monday, and that’s where it will stay until November 6th. Why? Because Mercury turns retrograde on September 27th, turning direct on October 18th. There will be NO WHINING about this upcoming opportunity to REview and REorganize and REconnect…and possibly even REtreat. Just start paying attention to the debate about what’s fair, balanced, and rational after September 7th, because whatever is in play then is subject to quite the persuasive review. As for this Wednesday’s Moon-Mercury spat, it should all balance out in the evening, aided by the sextile between the Moon and the Virgo Sun. Glad to be of service, doncha’ know.

Speaking of balance, that theme has turned up in Beth Owl’s Daughter’s Tarot Card of the Week, to no Avid Reader’s surprise.

THURSDAY: Unconventional alliances may have formed overnight, reflecting the sextile between Moon and Uranus. The Mars-Neptune opposition is exact at 1:42 PM ET, and here are links to past posts, if you’d like to review what happened during other Mars-Neptune face-offs. The Cancer Moon’s need for emotional security clashes with someone’s sense of worth around 6:24 PM ET. Action on a cherished ideal may ensue as the Moon trines Neptune at 8:51 PM ET and sextiles Mars at 9:15 PM ET, with a powerplay or emotional catharsis on….
FRIDAY: …at 1:37 AM ET, as the Moon opposes Pluto. I expect all of this intensity may be reflected in whatever the Supreme Court has to say about a petition to ban Texas’ latest effort to turn itself into Gilead, which will go into effect this week, on the surreal Mars-Neptune opposition if it is not blocked. My point here is that as you will see, planetary patterns over the next few days reflect this kind of story coming over the wires. We shall see. Meanwhile, as I type this Forecast on Monday evening, this is the most-viewed story on The Guardian’s website. As for Friday, chill, chill, chill during the ensuing ten-hour void. That explains a slow start, twist, or flake to your Friday morning. Stick to routine concerns. Remember that crises that crop up during voids have an odd way of vaporizing once the Moon shifts gears. That happens at 11:58 AM ET when the Moon enters rip, roarin’ Leo, looking for a stage upon which to shine. There are no other exact aspects among the planets that day, but by now the weekend’s patterns are in play, which you’ll read about in a minute. Meanwhile, I’m keeping an eye out for provocative and regal rulings.
SATURDAY: Moon sextiles Mercury at 12:45 AM ET, which is good for talking things out. Moon opposes Saturn at 2:54 AM ET, suggesting a wet blanket or loss — and also an authoritarian advance. Avid Readers will recall that because of the Saturn-Uranus square that is in effect all year and next, the heavy controls of Saturn are shortly followed by the release demanded by Uranus. After the Moon opposes Saturn, it squares Uranus at 3:23 PM ET — let freedom reign. Humming in the background for the past few days and exact at 9:30 PM ET is a trine between Mercury and Saturn, which is a fine pattern for structuring ideas and plans, with gravitas.
SUNDAY: if those plans involve gobs of money or a focus on women, art, social expression, and values, they would be reflecting the square between Venus and Pluto, exact at 11:06 PM ET. But before that happens, the Leo Moon needs to party on, big time until 10:21 AM ET, when it opposes expansive Jupiter. Chill during the ensuing void — and if you feel driven to extremes, consider that the Venus-Pluto square can suggest a waste of emotions, bringing a sledgehammer to a situation instead of a smaller, less destructive tool. On the other hand, the catharsis potential of Venus-Pluto may be just what the doctor ordered, in order to clear the air. Contributing to the potential for indulgence is a trine between Venus and Jupiter, exact on Monday morning, not to mention another trine between Mars and Pluto, facilitating action that may be more yang in expression than in yin. Once the Moon enters Virgo at 7:05 PM ET, the evening is driven to perfection and analysis. Note that the Moon is at the end of the lunar cycle, preparing to begin anew the next evening at 8:51 PM ET.

Are you finding this weekly forecast helpful? This delights my Gemini Moon. Other parts of my horoscope would find it delightful if my palm were crossed with silver, which can be made to happen via the Cosmic Tip Jar, with much gratitude for your appreciation.

And now, the news.

Lots of action over the weekend, reflecting the anticipating surge of energy symbolized by Mars activating the June 10th solar eclipse. There was even a power surge in New York last night that knocked out service on eight subway lines. Hundreds of riders had to be evacuated, and New York’s new governor was not amused.

That’s a huge story, but not the top one (obviously), as Hurricane Ida landed in Louisiana as a Cat 4 storm. It was fascinating to see Ida reflect the weekend’s patterns. We had a high-functioning Taurus Moon, needing to build material security at a slow and steady pace. The Moon was well-supported by the Sun, Mercury, and Mars in supremely organized Virgo, boosted by a square to Jupiter. I told you it was a good day to get stuff done, right? Here’s how atmospheric scientist Kimberly Wood reacted on Sunday morning, according to WaPo:

She looked again at satellite images showing what scientists call a “well-organized” storm.

“Well-organized,” eh? Ya think? Not only that, but Ida didn’t race through towns like an entity with a lot of fire or squares. Noooooo, it hung around for hours, stubbornly enduring. Silver lining: though over a million people in Louisiana (especially New Orleans) are without power (until who knows when), most all of the levees held, sixteen years to the day of Hurricane Katrina. I’ll take that silver lining while reading WaPo’s explanation of how human behavior has affected the changes in our climate, which in turn created this very persistent storm. My heart goes out to Avid Readers in Ida’s path — and frankly in any other environmental crisis zone (fires, floods, droughts, etc) in these challenging times.

UPDATE: it seems that the loss of power in Louisiana could be far more impactful than the brick and mortar damage done by Hurricane Katrina. It is a sobering reflection of the paradigm shift of the Jupiter-Saturn Great Mutation in Aquarius, which suggested that the resilience of our support networks, including power grids, would become paramount in this new era. Humans are ridiculously clever and adaptable, and the power will be restored…but our systems must change. The trine between the Sun and Uranus, exact on Monday after the New Moon, combined with the ruthlessly effective Mars-Pluto trine and benevolent Venus-Jupiter trine does bode well for a successful collaborative recovery effort over the next several days.

Meanwhile…

The White House said it had evacuated over 122,000 people from Afghanistan in recent weeks, and today, the last troops departed, officially ending America’s longest war. The stories of the 13 U.S. servicemen and servicewomen killed in last week’s suicide bombing are worthy of time and attention if you ask me. For Barbara Lee (D-Oakland, CA), the only U.S. Congressperson to vote against invading Afghanistan way back in 2001, this day comes as transiting Mars squares her Uranus-Node conjunction at 19 Gemini (birthdate: 7/16/1946 in El Paso, TX). An eclipsed Uranus suggests an opportunity to showcase one’s independence; the eclipsed Node can push one into the spotlight, as demonstrated by the press she’s receiving.

Here’s another important Neptune-themed ending: “Leaded petrol era officially over as Algeria ends pump sales.” Neptune refers to oil.

If Neptune is demanding focus in the news, it’s time for another chapter in the life of Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of Theranos, noted here back in 2016. She claimed to have developed a way to run a zillion lab tests from one pinprick of blood, and while maybe one day in the future this will be possible, it wasn’t possible when Holmes was running a billion-dollar company based on nothing. With transiting Saturn on her 14 Aquarius Sun, which is also being squared by Uranus, it’s time for her to get real and shake things up. She’s finally going on trial this week and her rumored defense is that she was in an abusive relationship with her co-defendant (and former boyfriend and business partner).

From Mercury opposing Neptune last week…to Mars opposing Neptune this week, we were bound to hear stories of fanatics and viruses combined. Three fierce anti-vaccine crusaders died of Covid in recent days, all with broadcasting platforms (Neptune refers to broadcasting through intangible airwaves). Two of the three changed their stance before they died. Also:

“Conspiracy theorist who called COVID-19 a hoax dies of COVID,” with this subhead: “Robert David Steele, a former CIA officer, had also claimed NASA is operating a child slave colony on Mars.”
“Anti-mask rally organizer Caleb Wallace dies of COVID in Texas, his pregnant wife says”
“Unvaccinated, unmasked elementary schoolteacher infects 26 people, including her students, in California”

Oh lookie what NYT columnist Paul Krugman posted just minutes ago — he is so in sync with planetary patterns:

“The snake-oil theory of the modern right” — and he’s talking about health care.

Ooh, a scandal that’s not happening here in America:

“Austrian government collapses over Russian scandal”

Mars-Neptune patterns can be transcendent and miraculous.

Jacob Blake, a Kenosha, Wisconsin resident who was shot seven times last year by police and was left paralyzed, expects to walk again.
Nearly every story about an athlete competing in the Paralympics this week in Tokyo is transcendent and miraculous. Example: swimmer Morgan Stickney
“Harvard University’s new chief chaplain is…an atheist”

And finally, Mars-Neptune patterns can reflect men (Mars) who dance (Neptune) en pointe, thus dissolving boundaries (Neptune), as seen in this video posted on Twitter by the good folks at Now This! Overall, it reflects the ground-breaking potential of the 2021-2022 square between Saturn (old guard) and Uranus (avant-garde), a contest in which Uranus will always, always, always. prevail.

All in good time.

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