What's good for me is good for thee

EPISODE · Feb 5, 2020 · 33 MIN

What's good for me is good for thee

from Essential Astrocast · host Veronica Perretti

This week Mercury heads into dreamy Pisces helping us access our intuition and process some of the emotional shockwaves that we haven't had time to unpack since the start of the year. Is it just me? Or is there a lot going on? Meanwhile, Venus takes up space in warrior Aries encouraging us to get real with what we want. No more asking nicely, Venus in Aries demands, but how will that impact your friends, family, and co-workers. The Full Moon in Leo will give us an opportunity to balance our desires with what benefits the collective. The weekend will be a fiery one, giving us even more power to go after our passion, or rather our purpose, I explain the difference between the two in this week's Astrocast.  Want more astro-guidance to sink your teeth into right now? Download the Real Sign Guide to learn ways to maximize your unique planetary superpowers and discover your Real Housewife archetype. Become a member of the Luminary League and get my exclusive New Moon Essential Astrocast and a LIVE Full Moon workshop every month. And you can book a personal astrology reading too!

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