EPISODE · Jan 7, 2025 · 33 MIN
Celestial Weather for Jan 6th to 12th
from THE PORTAL TRANSMISSIONS · host Nina Taylor
Key Transitions This Week: 1. Mars Retrograde moves into Cancer (January 6), emphasizing nurturing and protective energy and encouraging care for self, others, and the collective. 2. Mercury Moves into Capricorn (January 8) impacting the quality of our thoughts and styles of communication. 3. North and South Nodes Transition to Pisces/Virgo Axis (January 11) marking a collective shift towards compassion (North Node in Pisces) and away from worry, doubt, and perfectionism (South Node in Virgo), offering opportunities for healing and spiritual growth. Daily Highlights Monday, January 6 Moon in Aries: Emotional confidence, impulsiveness, and action. Mars enters Cancer: Sensitive, nurturing energy focused on home and family. Mercury squares Neptune: Invitation to dissolve rigid thinking and embrace interconnectedness. Tuesday, January 7 Moon transitions into Taurus (5:12 PM): Grounded, sensual energy enhances embodiment and pleasure. Wednesday, January 8 Moon in Taurus continues Mercury enters Capricorn: Time to implement disciplined thinking and mature communication Sun squares Chiron: Growth through addressing resistance to discipline and responsibility. Thursday, January 9 Moon moves into Gemini: Light, curious, but potentially scattered energy Friday, January 10 Moon remains in Gemini: Emphasizes curiosity and intellectual expansion. Saturday, January 11 Moon enters Cancer: Deep emotional receptivity and a focus on care and comfort North Node in Pisces / South Node in Virgo: Collective healing through compassion, unconditional love, and healing of the shadow expressions of Virgo Announcements Vision Casting Workshop, Sunday, January 26, in Toronto. Led by Nina and Sarah Evans, featuring breathwork, cacao, journaling, and vision board creation. More info here.
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