EPISODE · Apr 18, 2023 · 28 MIN
Weekly Astrology Report
from AstroPod_Cast
This week’s big news is the Solar eclipse occurring with the Aries new moon as it begins to shift into Taurus, following the Sun and Mercury the very next day. Mercury is preparing to nap in the green valley of Taurus’ abode for nearly all it’s time here, reducing the world to a quiet country estate where we can stroll through the gardens breathing fresh air. It appears simply idyllic; however, Pluto and Saturn also are involved with this Solar eclipse since the nodes of the moon shifts right before the eclipse into Aries/Libra for the next eighteen months hence. Aries has a been a huge change maker at the beginning of 2023. It is not ready to relinquish control as of yet, commanding the next eclipse cycles with Libra. This change in the moon’s nodal axis shifts the collective consciousness into a me/we mode, whereby the continuing lesson of needing others to achieve life’s goals will be reiterated over and over. As we wave good-bye to the Taurus/Scorpio nodes of the moon, it won’t be the last we see of these signs as Taurus is hosting Uranus and Scorpio’s ruler Mars+Pluto are both very active in the new era we are now beginning to experience as a collective. Each planet affects us individually, while also affecting the collective consciousness as a spiritual awakening slowly gains momentum over the next decades. Spirituality is not the same as religion, which is ruining our values as the leaders are be exposed for being selfish intentions/motives. Spirituality is the belief in fate and having faith. Believing in the humanity of the collective to save our species with the ability to evolve through mutual cooperation and integrity. Integrity is the main theme of these next decades as many egos explode with pride, while ignoring the sacred values that make us all great as a species. *Focus on breathing the next couple of weeks and reminding yourself life is a joyful journey made just for you.*
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This week’s big news is the Solar eclipse occurring with the Aries new moon as it begins to shift into Taurus, following the Sun and Mercury the very next day. Mercury is preparing to nap in the green valley of Taurus’ abode for nearly all it’s time here, reducing the world to a quiet country estate where we can stroll through the gardens breathing fresh air. It appears simply idyllic; however, Pluto and Saturn also are involved with this Solar eclipse since the nodes of the moon shifts right before the eclipse into Aries/Libra for the next eighteen months hence. Aries has a been a huge change maker at the beginning of 2023. It is not ready to relinquish control as of yet, commanding the next eclipse cycles with Libra. This change in the moon’s nodal axis shifts the collective consciousness into a me/we mode, whereby the continuing lesson of needing others to achieve life’s goals will be reiterated over and over. As we wave good-bye to the Taurus/Scorpio nodes of the moon, it won’t be the last we see of these signs as Taurus is hosting Uranus and Scorpio’s ruler Mars+Pluto are both very active in the new era we are now beginning to experience as a collective. Each planet affects us individually, while also affecting the collective consciousness as a spiritual awakening slowly gains momentum over the next decades. Spirituality is not the same as religion, which is ruining our values as the leaders are be exposed for being selfish intentions/motives. Spirituality is the belief in fate and having faith. Believing in the humanity of the collective to save our species with the ability to evolve through mutual cooperation and integrity. Integrity is the main theme of these next decades as many egos explode with pride, while ignoring the sacred values that make us all great as a species. *Focus on breathing the next couple of weeks and reminding yourself life is a joyful journey made just for you.*
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