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I am a reporter with a unique beat. I use my understanding of planetary cycles to provide advance notice and analysis on the Zeitgeist of the day. If you have ever wondered “why is this happening now,” my insights will transform your experience of the headlines, adding new meaning and understanding. Call it Astrology for News Junkies. If you’re curious to know why the Impossible Burger is trending…or why the outcome of the 2019 Israeli elections was likely to be a shocker …or why “Woodrow Wilson, Stud Muffin” was a New York Times headline in December 2013, you will find it here, in over a decade’s worth of historical research and reporting.
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Monday 7/11/2022: Sneak Peek at the Week; Full Moon in Capricorn; Hope & Humanity
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Here are major patterns we’ll experience this week:
We see strong potential for visionary thinking and sublime artistry, along with the usual surreal. Artists and healers may find this week quite productive. Here’s how it goes:
A pause, while we consider the chart for this Full Moon — which is also a SuperMoon and thus looming large.
Observations:
Back to the Forecast:
Here is Beth Owl’s Daughter’s Tarot Card of the Week — always in sync!
And now, the news.
Last week I told you that Mars entering Taurus would be provocative for President Biden and Queen Elizabeth, as both have planets at 0 degrees of Taurus (Moon for Biden; Sun for Her Royal Highness). For President Biden, such provocation included the press having a field day with his tanking poll numbers and op-eds arguing he’s too old to run for a second term. Meanwhile, the latest news from his first term includes good job numbers, low unemployment and dropping gas prices, reflecting his efforts — according to Heather Cox Richardson — to rebuild America’s middle class.
But guess who has Moon at 0 Scorpio (and thus would also be provoked), as well as Sun-Mercury at the end of Gemini (and thus would have been dealing with prominent communications as transiting Mercury traveled over those degrees on its way to 0 Cancer last Tuesday. Alexander Boris DePfeiffel Johnson, who resigned as leader of the Conservative Party because scandal wipeout scandal, reflecting a Neptune pattern all over his horoscope this year.
I wish I had a more reliable SEO function on my website, because I’ve written in-depth about Johnson’s horoscope in the past, and I can’t find it. What’s interesting about it now is that he has an exact opposition between Jupiter (big) and Neptune (things may not be as they seem) in his birth chart, and this pattern was hit by Saturn and Uranus earlier this year (with more to come from the latter). Activation of this opposition is what’s driving the action, along with a recent solar arc between Uranus (change!) and his ASC. The heavy streamlining he faces now will fade into the background as yet another solar arc between Saturn and the Moon begins to release in September. I am convinced he will find something grand and expansive to do in early 2023, when transiting Jupiter opposes his MC and squares his ASC, just as a solar arc from Jupiter conjoins his MC and his second Saturn Return demands he get seriously focused on the truly important things in life. Moral of the story: solar arcs (another way astrologers can measure time) are as impactful as transits. When you have a lot of them in a concentrated period, big stuff happens.
Meanwhile…
I’m reluctant to dive into what we know of Shinzo Abe’s horoscope. Abe is the former prime minister of Japan who was assassinated last week by a man with a homemade gun. It’s beyond surreal that this could happen in a country with incredibly sane laws regulating the possession of firearms. The assassin appears to have been motivated by his mother’s experience with the Unification Church (the Moonies), and an alleged belief that Abe was somehow connected to that Church. This seems to reflect the wiggy cult potential of 2022’s dominant pattern — the Jupiter-Neptune conjunction in Pisces. Abe was born with a Jupiter-Neptune square. The whole thing is utterly sad, perhaps reflecting last week’s square between the Sun (leaders) and Chiron (a wound that cannot heal). Chiron is moving to a standstill now, preparing to turn retrograde on July 19th.
Elsewhere…
It’s tough to cover the news these days! Even reporters are reluctant to consume what their managing editors choose to put out, as you will appreciate in Amanda Ripley’s recent op-ed in the Washington Post. What’s missing in the news, (she writes), is hope, agency and dignity. We can file this story under Friday’s square between Mercury in Cancer (thoughts focused on emotional security) and Jupiter (publishing) in Aries.
So here are a few stories that reflect planetary patterns — and also offer hope, agency and dignity. Read Heather Cox Richardson’s nightly posts for the latest on all the political happenings — and trust that all of the players on the stage are there because there’s something going on in their horoscopes. Her post for tonight is up early, and it’s got all the dirt on tomorrow’s J6 committee hearings, along with Steve Bannon’s failed tap-dancing (an attempt to delay the start of his trial next week on an explosive Sun-Mercury opposition to Pluto). Bannon’s failure today comes courtesy of transiting Mars opposing Saturn. Translation: “the blocking or denial of assertive instincts.” Oh, well. Timing is everything.
File these awesome stories under Sunday’s sextile between the Sun and Uranus — friendship, technology, innovation, aviation and astrology:
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Monday 7/4/2022: Sneak Peek at the Week; Mars Enters Taurus; Mercury Enters Cancer
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First, a big thank you to Avid Readers who have become Avid Listeners — and supporters — of Off the Charts: A Stellar Newscast. My esteemed colleague and co-host Whitney Fishburn and I were going to take a break until Bastille Day, but because you asked for it, we posted another one in time for July 4th. You can listen to Episode 10 right here, and get the astro-logic on our scofflaw SCOTUS’s recent shenanigans and more.
Second, please know that you can catch a video sneak peek at the week on Sunday, via the Whether Forecast segment that’s part of the podcast 2022: The Year of Love, hosted by Alison Woo. Sign up to receive an alert when it’s uploaded, along with Alison’s weekly interviews with fascinating guests offering insights on how to live life consciously.
In other news, I saw a play over the weekend that seemed the perfect thing for this particular Fourth of July. If you have an opportunity to see The Minutes, by Tracy Letts, don’t miss it. The Minutes premiered on Broadway in 2020, but quickly closed because of the Covid shutdown. It re-opened earlier this year. All I knew was that it was set in a town council meeting where a big secret comes out, and this appealed to me because of my experience dealing with the clueless bureaucracy of a co-op board, as longtime Avid Readers may remember. All politics is local, doncha’ know. The microcosm reflects the macrocosm, and vice versa.
In the play, there are actually two secrets. One is the small-time corruption you’d expect any admin body to enable. The brother of one of the council members is the local sheriff, and instead of collecting discarded bicycles and donating them to charity, he’s been selling them for personal profit on eBay. But the really big secret comes out of nowhere. The town, you see, has a history. And its history has become its proud heritage. Trouble is, it’s all based on a lie…and it falls into the category of history being written by the victors. The closing scene is a cross between Eyes Wide Shut and Carrie, which makes sense for a play that had its New York premiere in 2020, around the time of the brutal Saturn-Pluto conjunction in Capricorn. Tracy Letts and the rest of the cast deserved their standing ovation, and my theater date and I deserved our post-show Scotch. Here’s an interview with the playwright from 2020. He talks about not understanding why he was so prolific during the past decade, though any skilled astrologer can see immediately how supercharged his horoscope was during the Uranus-Pluto squares of 2011 – 2016 — and would have advised him of its potential. Letts is a Cancer, and today — July 4th — is his birthday.
Here’s how this holiday week goes:
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And now, the news.
With Mars at the very end of Aries on this Independence Day, I was expecting a story about yet another mass shooting — this time at a 4th of July parade in Highland Park. Much as I love parades and fireworks, I opted to stay home this evening — far from the madding crowd. Oh, and here’s another one — happening as I type — in Philadelphia.
Meanwhile, here in the United States, SCOTUS and a J6 “surprise” hearing commanding much of our attention, and Whitney Fishburn and I cover those in detail in our latest “Off the Charts” podcast. I’ll recap a bit of it here.
Cassidy Hutchinson was the “surprise” witness, though we’ve mentioned her before. Her testimony made it quite clear that Donald Trump was well aware that those attending his rally were armed, and that he knew they had no intention of hurting him. What she had to say — about the former guy…and Mark Meadows (her boss)…and Rudy Giuliani…and more — was so compelling that Faux News daytime anchors were left absolutely speechless…and it is priceless. Historian Heather Cox Richardson succinctly summarizes Hutchinson’s testimony here. But what does astrology have to say about the timing of this testimony and the witness?
Over on the “Off the Charts: A Stellar Newscast” page you’ll find a double-ringed chart for the start of the J6 hearings on the inside, and the start of last week’s hearing on the outside. It’s so cool to see how transiting Venus in Gemini — a talkative young woman — sextiled the unaspected Jupiter, the ruler of the opening night chart. A unaspected planet may lack support, despite its ability to attract a lot of attention. That support showed up last week — reflected in the chart and in the hearing! Astrology is amazing. You’ll also note that transiting Mercury was conjunct the Sun and trine the Moon in that opening night chart, suggesting it was time for some compelling news. Mercury in Gemini is high-functioning!
Cassidy Hutchinson was born on March 4, 1996 in Pennington, NJ — time unknown. Her accommodating Pisces Sun gets an assertive charge from an exact conjunction with Mars. Her Moon is in Virgo, needing to be appreciated for insight and making things right. She has a Venus-Neptune square — a potentially romantic idealism — that is currently being supercharged by transiting Pluto. Her Venus is in Aries — adding a crusading spirit to her ideals. Her Mercury is at 25 Aquarius — eclipsed in November and in May — and triggered by Mercury in early June. Transiting Saturn might have stationed right on her Mercury, reflecting a potential weight of the world in matters of thought and communication. Isn’t that interesting? Her testimony certainly has carried weight! Countering the gravitas of transiting Saturn is transiting Neptune right on her natal Saturn in Pisces. Neptune dissolves whatever it touches, often creating smoke, mirrors and fog. Saturn refers to structure, authority and necessary controls. We can appreciate how her life experience needs to be somewhat surreal right now, with added “out there” experiences courtesy of transiting Pluto right on her natal Neptune. It’s a hot horoscope for sure — continuing into 2023.
In other news…
We have written before about how transiting Pluto is impacting the horoscopes of many of those on SCOTUS. From this we anticipated that they were likely to play a big part in the Pluto Return of the United States — i.e., it’s potential break down, as corruption is exposed. The biggest SCOTUS news last week should have been the swearing-in of Ketanji Jackson-Brown as the Court’s first Black female justice. But nooooooo…her colleagues were too busy playing the role of Pluto, tearing down decades of jurisprudence. Last week’s rulings were even handed down during a Mars-Pluto square.
As Heather Cox Richardson wrote in her Letter of June 30th,
The ruling was in the case of West Virginia v. the EPA (a.k.a. the Environmental Protection Agency, brought to you by President Richard M. Nixon, a Republican). Reversing 100 years of jurisprudence, the 6-3 majority decided that the EPA can’t regulate pollution because…well…because the six in the majority said so. Other surreal rulings in the past two weeks included telling New York State that states couldn’t place certain restrictions on gun ownership, and telling other states that yes, of course it was up to the states to decide how to regulate women’s bodies, even if a 10-year-old rape victim had to travel to Indiana to receive care because her home state of Ohio would rather force her to bear a child. This SCOTUS also decided that Miranda rights really don’t matter that much, and that if you’re on death row and find out that your lawyer completely messed up your case, well, too bad. WaPo offers this summary of the rest of the cases here.
The next exact hit of the U.S. Pluto Return is July 11th. The third one is in December. As Whitney and I discuss in our latest podcast, it’s too soon to know for certain which direction these court rulings will take us, as we are still in the middle of our scheduled breakdown. On a positive note, last week’s New Moon suggested strong potential for creativity, as in “when a door closes, open a window.” On Friday, right on the Mars-Pluto square, Governor Kathy Hochul of New York signed gun control legislation that specifically pushed back against last month’s SCOTUS ruling that invalidated a law that had been in effect in New York for 100 years.
From this we learn two things. First, a Mars-Pluto square can be ruthless and effective without resorting to violence. Second, in your own personal world, consider what windows you can open if a door is suddenly taken out of commission. For example, one urologist reported that vasectomy consultations are up 900% since our rogue SCOTUS reversed Roe v. Wade. That’s your coping strategy in these interesting times.
I wish we had a birth time for Brittney Griner, the WNBA basketball star who’s being held hostage (essentially) in Russia. There’s just not much happening in what we do know of her chart, so it’s hard to anticipate when her status may change. Transiting Mars did just oppose her Mercury-Venus-Sun stellium in Libra — and possibly her Moon. Her “trial” began last week, and she wrote a letter to President Biden that just made news today.
I wish we had a confirmed birth time for Kate Bush, because we’d probably see aspects to her Ascendant and Midheaven that reflect her renewed record-breaking popularity. She’s earned millions ever since her 1985 hit “Runnin’ Up That Hill” was licensed for Stranger Things. Should we be surprised that a song with lyrics about making “a deal with God” would be hot in the wake of April’s Jupiter-Neptune conjunction in Pisces? But there’s more to the song than that, as Ms. Bush explains here.
For more good news, check out the always-upbeat Good News Network, where you’ll find the delightful story of how a kitten was rescued from a Pepsi machine. Good news!
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This homage to New York’s Statue of Liberty in Lviv, Ukraine has an interesting story…
Monday 6/27/2022: Sneak Peek at the Week; New Moon in Cancer; Neptune Goes Retrograde
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Moon is in Gemini, buzzing through the day with a need for information and communication. We are in the last days of the lunar cycle, potentially feeling listless or restless as we sense a New Moon is just around the corner, but do not know what it may bring. Other potentials on days with little light reflected by the Moon: meetings behind closed doors and other activities that fly under the radar. Here’s how the week goes:
Here is the New Moon, set in Washington, D.C.:
Observations:
Back to the Forecast:
And now, the news.
Welp. I told you that last week was not only a turning point – marked by the Summer Solstice – but also a potential tipping point – not unlike the collapse of an ice shelf into the ocean…just like that. In Afghanistan, it was a 5.9 earthquake…which, despite its relatively small magnitude, was devastating nonetheless — and Scientific American explains why.
Here in the United States, a majority of justices on the Supreme Court threw stare decisis out the window and declared that the freedom women have had for the past 50 years to make reproductive health care choices for themselves is no longer protected by the Constitution. This is the first time SCOTUS has ever taken away a right it has previously granted — and if one takes Clarence Thomas’ concurring opinion seriously, it is just getting started. As Heather Cox Richardson explains (her full post is here):
1933 to 1981 is interesting astrologically. Around 1933 is when transiting Pluto was in Cancer, conjunct the U.S. Mercury (how we need to think) and close to an opposition with Pluto. Around 1981 is when transiting Pluto was close to a square to the U.S. Mercury-Pluto opposition. Now we have transiting Pluto conjunct the U.S. Pluto — aka the U.S. Pluto Return. See a pattern here? Big swing in one direction (U.S. government worked to promote democracy) after 1933; big swing in the opposite direction (Reaganomics and drowning the government in a bathtub) after 1981. Here we are in 2022, a couple of weeks away from the second of three hits of the U.S. Pluto Return (the third one is in December), and we are poised to swing again. Will we swing left or even farther right, hmm? That is the big question. And by the way, 1868 was another big Pluto phase in the U.S. horoscope, as I explain in this post from January.
Meanwhile…
I need to stop writing and ship this forecast now — because I’m serving as a poll worker in a primary election here in New York. My call time is 5 AM, and it’s a 17 hour shift. I’ve learned so much and It’s so much fun to help people be part of the democratic process — and make them feel good about doing it. Every vote counts!
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Monday 6/20/2022: Sneak Peek at a Short Work Week; Happy Summer Solstice!
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Greetings from the Maine woods, where I’ve escaped for the week. An unintended consequence of my effort to unplug from the internet for a few days is that I completely forgot that today is a federal holiday, honoring (one day later, which is why I forgot), Juneteenth, “the celebration of the announcement on June 19th, 1865, in Texas that enslaved Americans were free,” as historian Heather Cox Richardson explains. Therefore, my observations in Sunday’s Whether Forecast re: a possible SCOTUS ruling on Roe v. Wade today (Monday) were clearly not going to become reality, no matter how activated the horoscope for the 1973 landmark decision happened to be (today’s Third Quarter Moon at 29 Pisces is right on the chart’s 29 Pisces Ascendant).
Here’s how the week goes:
Here’s what you need to know about equinoxes and solstices — from an astrological point of view. In the Northern Hemisphere, the first day of Spring, Summer, Fall and Winter corresponds with the start of Aries, Cancer, Libra and Capricorn, respectively. Got that? Good.
These four signs are called cardinal signs. Cardinal signs initiate. They come up with the idea and put it into action, which leads to necessary change. “Cardinal” suggests (from the Latin root of the word), “that on which something turns or depends.” So the first day of a Cardinal sign — which is also the first day of a season — is a turning point. Pay attention!
If you were born with the Sun in Cancer, you’re here to create and maintain emotional security. Cancer is ruled by the Moon, which changes signs faster than any other celestial body. Moon refers to emotional response. The keywords for Cancer are: I FEEL. If you are a Cancer born between July 17th – 21st my money says you’ve been feeling a lot these days – and some of it may be cathartic and transforming. Maybe you’d like to talk about it with your astrologer?
Here is what the Summer Solstice looks like, set in Washington, D.C.
Observations:
Back to the Forecast:
Finally, not only is this week a turning point – marked by the Summer Solstice – but it may be another tipping point. I say this because as you can see, after the Solstice there are no exact aspects among the planets for the rest of the week — other than to the Moon. I don’t know why these apparent breaks in the planetary action coincide with events that seem like the collapse of an ice shelf into the ocean, but that’s what I’ve observed over the years. We live in such interesting times!
And now, the news.
Last week’s headlines reflected the Sun (leaders) and Venus (women, social expression, money) as they connected with Saturn (reality, streamlining, controls) and Neptune (bewilderment, victims, wipeout, illusion, conspiracies). Last Monday’s Full Moon suggested illumination involving the former guy and his VP, Mike Pence. How interesting that Thursday’s J6 hearing (which was NOT scheduled to start at a time with Uranus squaring the Ascendant & thus actually happened as scheduled) was all about…Mike Pence, as Heather Cox Richardson reports.
We also expected illuminating news involving Governor Gavin Newsom, and we were not disappointed:
Meanwhile….
In other news, reflecting Venus square Saturn’s joyless potential:
On the other hand, Venus-Saturn patterns could simply reflect a mature woman, and with Venus in Taurus, her focus might be on simple pleasures. Toss in a little Neptune for fantasy and healing, and it adds up to an apt time for the release…of Emma Thompson’s latest film, “Good Luck to You, Leo Grande,” now streaming on Hulu.
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A view from Maine.
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Monday 6/13/2022: Sneak Peek at the Week; Full Moon in Sagittarius; Mercury in Gemini; Sun & Venus Dance with Saturn & Neptune
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First, Episode 9 of Off the Charts: A Stellar Newscast is up and running, and I gotta say, my co-host Whitney Fishburn writes the best synopses of our bi-weekly astro-logical podcasts. Do have a look — and then have a listen. Comments always welcome! We’ll be back with more in mid-July.
I am riveted by Episode 2 of the J6 Committee’s televised hearings, which was supposed to begin at 10 AM ET. Looking at the chart for that time and place, do you think they started on time, with Venus-Uranus square the Leo Ascendant? A disruption would be anticipated, and as it turns out, a witness had to back out of testifying in person, because his wife (Venus) had gone into labor (Sag Moon trine Jupiter at 3:25 AM ET). Surprise! (Venus-Uranus).
Could an astrologer find a likely time for the actual start? Sure. Fast forward to 10:46 AM ET, with Saturn (authority) opposing the Ascendant; Venus on the Midheaven. At 10:45 AM ET, the committee members entered the hearing room, and Rep. Bennie Thompson smacked the gavel, formally starting the hearing at……10:46 AM ET. Astrology is amazing.
Here’s how the week goes:
Observations:
Back to the Forecast:
And now, the news.
We expected a “letting loose” of action in the first ten days of June, reflecting the lack of exact contact among the planets, other than to the Moon. Here in the U.S., stories that reflected that feeling were of the stunning increase in mass shootings. But we’ve also seen a surge of resolve among those wanting to restrict access to these weapons of mass destruction, with many saying that the Uvalde massacre was “another turning point.”
Planetary patterns were aptly reflected in Queen Elizabeth’s Platinum Jubilee celebration in the first week of June. Remember that Saturn was turning retrograde whilst squaring Her Majesty’s Saturn and Midheaven? A necessary control affecting her public status and authority would not be unexpected, and at this stage in life (she is 96), she couldn’t attend all of the pomp and circumstance. Family members stepped up to the plate, and her subjects waved to a hologram “sitting” inside her golden coach, instead of Her Actual Royal Highness. She did find time to have a spot of tea with Paddington Bear — and here it is on video, ICYMI.
Meanwhile, her great-grandson Prince Louis of Cambridge was having a no-good horrible day, with transiting Mars and Pluto all over his horoscope would lead us to expect. If Will and Kate are smart, they’ll enroll him in a course of martial arts that offers a zen perspective. Understanding a child’s needs through the potential suggested in the horoscope is an awesome way to use astrology to live life better.
Another horoscope activated by Saturn stationing retrograde, square Mercury stationing direct is Matthew McConaughey’s. His 25 Aquarius Midheaven is receiving a visit from transiting Saturn, and this transit often coincides with being seen as an authority in whatever pond you happening to swim in. His Neptune is 27 Scorpio, and it was opposed by transiting Mercury last week, when he gave a talk to reporters in the White House Press Room about his visit to Uvalde, Texas — which is where he was born. Here is the video, which begins, “To make the lives of those lost…matter…” McConaughey described in excruciating detail the terrible carnage emergency responders faced when they finally arrived in the classroom, and since then, we’ve seen op-eds arguing that maybe the public needs to get real (reflecting the gravitas of last week’s tension between Mercury and Saturn) and actually see these images…before any meaningful action will be taken to stop the proliferation of these weapons.
Meanwhile…
The January 6th Committee’s opening night on Thursday delivered the goods, as Heather Cox Richardson explains. The Mercury-Pluto trine exact the following night suggested persuasive investigative reporting. 20 million people tuned in to watch on network and cable television, which doesn’t include viewers like me who watched it on a streaming service or newspaper’s website. If you’re a regular reader of HCR’s daily Letter from an American, much of what was presented on Thursday wasn’t new (though I’m amazed at how many people were hearing about certain things for the very first time). What was remarkable was how clearly the committee laid out a case — with evidence — that The Former Guy was in fact the driving force behind it all. Here’s the recap from Stephen Colbert — from Thursday night, right after the first televised hearing — complete with an intro borrowed from The Muppets, bless his heart.
If you watched the hearing today (Monday), you’ll note how the story line is developing in sync with planetary patterns. In the first hour of the hearing we learned about “the red mirage” — something not as it seems! Later we were presented with evidence that TFG knew the election wasn’t stolen, but that didn’t stop him Team TFG from bombarding supporters with requests for donations for the “Election Defense Fund.” Turns out that fund didn’t exist. The money raised — $250,000,000 — went elsewhere, e.g., to Kim Guilfoyle, who was paid $60,000 for her two minute “speech” at the “rally” on January 6th. Shades of Sun square Neptune — as in leaders who may have committed wire fraud.
In other news, you may recall that planetary patterns over the weekend (Scorpio Moon; Venus-Uranus in Taurus; Mercury trine Pluto) suggested a bonanza for investigative reporters; a caution for those marching in the streets; unconventional attractions; disruptions in social expression, aesthetics, woman, money, technology, food supply – to name a few.
Finally…Good grief! Britney Spears’ first husband (Jason Alexander) was arrested while trying to crash her wedding to Sam Asghari. Britney and Jason were married for all of 55 hours in 2004, and I use that wedding event chart in a class I teach about using astrology to choose a favorable time for a significant event. It’s a prime example of Planetary Patterns to Avoid when choosing a time to get married — or do much of anything, frankly. And wouldn’t you know it, the Moon was at 27 Taurus on that ill-fated day in 2004, and thus recently eclipsed…and triggered by Mercury last week! There are other patterns in that 2004 chart that are being activated by current patterns. I’m not surprised at all by Alexander’s “shocking” behavior. Astrology. Is. Amazing!
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Full Moon in Sagittarius over golf course.