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March 28, 2020 By Janet Booth

The Capricorn Connection

On March 13, 2020, I wrote the following paragraph for a short article in the Astrological Society of Connecticut, Inc. newsletter [brackets indicate subsequent edits]:

Four major planets are now in Capricorn: the two “prime malefics,” Mars and Saturn [which has now moved temporarily into Aquarius, but will return to Capricorn], as well as a planet the ancients likely would have characterized as a malefic, Pluto. The lone benefic, Jupiter, is known as a magnifier and thus is not always a good influence. Keywords point to rapid (Mars) restrictions (Saturn) facing a mortal threat (Pluto) that is international (Jupiter). All the planets in Capricorn take turns being square to Eris, the dwarf planet of chaos and disruption, in Aries, a sign of fighting for survival. Capricorn relates to systems and governments, and the Mars-Saturn blend points to slow responses. This virus apparently affects the elderly (Saturn-ruled) the most. [A peak of the panic came] roughly around the full moon March 9 in Virgo (a health-related sign) when the Sun was conjunct Neptune in Pisces (the planet and sign associated with communicable diseases, fear and the unknown). The stock market (Pluto) was drastically (Jupiter) reduced (Saturn) very quickly (Mars). With hindsight, it is easy to interpret the signs. Did anyone see this coming?

After writing this, I added some more keywords: laws (Capricorn or Saturn) mandating enormous (Jupiter) expenditures (Pluto) were passed quickly (Mars).

Until COVID 19, I had not thought about what planet rules viruses. Usually for diseases, especially communicable ones, I think of Neptune. Right now, it is powerful in the sign it rules, Pisces, but it is not in any exact harsh aspects (angular relationships of influence). The important term there is “exact” because it is still “in orb” (in the range of potency, only a degree or two from a perfect angular relationship) of the semisquare with Uranus that had five occurrences from 2018-2019. Such a combination can mean an unusual (Uranus) illness (Neptune). This virus which has never before invaded humans certainly fits that bill. The Rulership Book by Rex E. Bills (1971) shows the ruler of viruses as Pluto (although it is listed in parentheses, meaning there is not agreement about it). This situation seems to confirm the role of Pluto.

Pluto, ruler of viruses, is in the middle of the main action in 2020. It receives three conjunctions from Jupiter, one each from Saturn, Mars and Ceres (the dwarf planet related to nurturing and support, as well as harvests and food production), and it makes five squares to Eris. Quick Mars contacts all these slower planets near the time of the spring equinox, significantly impacting the entire season.

The only astrologer I have encountered (though I have not searched them all) who mentioned a virus epidemic as a potential with the current Pluto aspects is British financial astrologer Cristeen Skinner in her January 2020 newsletter. In her March newsletter, she points to the April 7 full moon (the peak of the cycle which began at the March 24 new moon) as being very difficult for the USA chart with transiting Pluto opposite the USA natal Mercury. This aspect is in place for over a year, so this it is not only this full moon that is problematic. However, this full moon does make a wide Grand Cross with the USA natal Mercury-Pluto opposition, as did the full moon last October 13, which was in a precise T-square with transiting Pluto. (Transiting Pluto does not return to its natal position in the USA chart until 2022 but some astrologers think we are already feeling the effects, or at least the beginning of the major peak of economic issues and shift of structures, laws, etc., that the USA Pluto Return portends.)

Skinner did not point out how transiting Pluto – and its conjunctions by transiting Mars (March 2020), Jupiter (April, June and November 2020) and Saturn (January 2020) – is also opposite the natal Saturn-Venus conjunction in the chart of Donald Trump. Adding in Eris, there is an ongoing T-square, filled into a Grand Cross by the Moon in Libra at the April 7 full moon. The President is under tremendous pressure, obviously, and this may impact his health. The health-related asteroid Hygeia in his chart at 21° Aries is in a T-square with his Venus-Saturn conjunction at 23°-25° Cancer and his Vertex at 23° Capricorn, all accentuated by the current transits. For instance, Eris is at 23°-24° Aries for years. Ancient astrologers used the chart of the leader of a land to forecast what happened in the country. Following that tradition, we might expect the contraction, control and restriction features of Saturn, as applied what is associated with Venus (wealth, resources, peace, happiness), could be thrown into chaos (Eris), necessitating the rapid (Mars), big (Jupiter) changes (Pluto) in travel and international relations (Jupiter), affecting immigration and trade policies. Prior to the current pandemic, we already had a shake-up in trade from Trump-instituted policies and even without the virus, we would have been examining their progress and feasibility with the Jupiter-Pluto conjunctions of 2020.

Most of the astrologers I have encountered who discuss the Capricorn planets in light of the current economic and virus are focusing primarily on the Jupiter-Pluto conjunctions (the first of the three occurs on April 4) and sometimes throwing Saturn in, too. Based on this, they speculate that by the end of the year and the final Jupiter-Pluto conjunction on November 12, this virus will be mostly behind us. The only person I read mentioning Eris is Steven Forrest (see his ForrestAstrology blog). Like me, he thinks the squares from Jupiter and Pluto to Eris are significant. If that is the case, the Pluto squares extend into October of 2021, so I do not think we are “out of the woods” any time soon. Also frequently mentioned is the Saturn-Pluto conjunction, which occurred just once on January 12, followed quickly by the Saturn square to Eris on January 16 and the first Pluto square to Eris on January 26. As the ruling planet of Capricorn, Saturn casts its dark shadow on the dire circumstances signaled by these planetary connections emanating from Capricorn.

In a YouTube presentation as a guest of Lada Duncheva, discussing the virus and the economy, Lee Lehman examined the seasonal charts beginning last fall and going forward for two years. She see evidence of some kind of epidemic being present into 2022, whether it is COVID 19 or something else.

You might want to read the March 22 post by Anne Ortlee “We’re All in This Together” on her website and I have permission to share with you this excellent newsletter from Kathy Rose. And here’s another, from Tad Mann:

Like so many other astrologers, they do not allude to Eris. I do like their positive suggestions, though, for this challenging time when it is so important to not succumb to negative energy.

Our “new reality” is a huge departure from our old lives, one in which we will have to deal with the need to have better health care practices in place and take better care of ourselves and of one another, even at the monumental expense of government in its role to “provide for the common welfare.” One pundit I read remarked how ironic it is that to save capitalism, we need to employ some socialism. My dear friend, numerologist Sally Faubion, since 2000 has been talking about how 2 is the number of cooperation and it is replacing 1, the number of competition, in every date of every year of this century, compared to the last century. It is now time for “we” and “us” instead of “I, me, mine.” Wow, has that hit home since we entered the year with two 2s after a decade of “1” in every year number (2010-2019).

I also think it is important to remain positive and I believe that contributes to a strong immune system. A resilient approach to life will also be a key to sanity and survival now. We need to find humor amidst the craziness, and focus on love rather than fear. The nature of Jupiter is philosophical and optimistic, and I hold onto that now.

Pain is inevitable. Suffering is optional.
Dali Lama

December 12, 2019 By Janet Booth Leave a Comment

Gemini Full Moon Spotlights Figures in the News

When the Sun moves through Sagittarius at this time each year, the Full Moon is always in the opposite sign, Gemini. These two signs are the ones most associated with the media and news. It’s not surprising for people with planets in Gemini or Sagittarius to be featured at this time. A Full Moon generally brings a culmination or blossoming, or sometimes it means the end of a situation; we’re “full,” we’ve had enough.

Here are some of the people now in the news who have planets in their birth charts near the degree of this Gemini Full Moon.

Donald Trump – This Full Moon is about six months from his birthday (June 14, 1946), with the current Moon by his natal Sun (and Uranus) and the current Sun by his Natal Moon. He was born at a Lunar Eclipse Full Moon, with a Sagittarius Moon opposite his Gemini Sun. (Eclipse babies seem to paint their life’s portrait on a canvas larger than other people’s.) The Articles for his impeachment are being prepared by the House Judiciary Committee Chairman, Jerry Nadler, whose birthday is the day before Trump’s a year later (June 13, 1947). The current Full Moon is near his natal Sun and Uranus, too. The current Full Moon is 45 degrees (“semisquare”) with the current Uranus, a link that produces friction. Uranus is the planet of surprises, as well as rebellion, and is related to the masses. We’ll see if there are any surprises; there’s certainly a restlessness in the populace as we face this monumental moment in our country’s history.

Other people with the Sun in Gemini who are in the spotlight at this Gemini Full Moon are Attorney General William Barr (May 23, 1950), whose controversial comments about the Justice Department Inspector General’s report into the origins of the Russian investigation have caused a ruckus this week; Carter Page (June 3, 1971), a foreign policy advisor to the Trump campaign who was surveiled by the FBI and was a subject of the IG’s review; and Vice President Mike Pence (June 7, 1959), who this week refused to declassify elements of his aide’s testimony in recent impeachment hearings regarding Pence’s September 18 call with Ukraine’s President, Volodymyr Zelensky (an Aquarius, born January 25, 1978) who has natal Neptune less than two degrees from the Sun’s current position. Neptune is associated with confusion, servitude and victimization, and there’s certainly some confusion as to whether he’s been victimized.

“Across the pond” in Britain, this Gemini Full Moon coincides with a general election for a new Prime Minister on Dec. 12, 2019. The choice is between two candidates with not only the Sun in Gemini, but Mercury and Venus in Gemini, too: Boris Johnson (June 19, 1964) and Jeremy Corbyn (May 26, 1949). The Full Moon degree is exactly at Johnson’s Mercury, the ruling planet of Gemini, and only three degrees from Corbyn’s Mercury and another degree further from Corbyn’s Venus. Johnson has Venus less than a degree from his Sun, a combination that generally bodes well for popularity.

Time’s “Person of the Year” for 2019 is Swedish teenage climate activist, Greta Thunberg. Although not a Gemini (she’s a Capricorn, born January 3, 2003), her natal Pluto is close to the Sun’s degree at this Full Moon, and her natal Saturn is across the way in Gemini, not far from the Full Moon. While this is true for her peers born in 2002-2003, what makes it personal for her is Pluto is halfway between her Venus and Sun, a “midpoint” that blends values and leadership.

Speaking of midpoints, Rudy Guiliani’s indicted business associate, Lev Parnas has couple of midpoints in the crosshairs of this Full Moon. His Jupiter and Neptune, both in Sagittarius, blend at the degree of the current Sun, as do his natal Sun (in Aquarius; he’s born February 6, 1972) and Uranus (in Libra). Such combinations point to someone whose friends (associated with the sign Aquarius and its ruling plane, Uranus) who might be in the shadows or in shady dealings (related to Neptune, with its traits amplified by big Jupiter). He’s back in the headlines for a hearing to revoke his bail and keep him locked up as a potential flight risk. His friend, Guiliani (May 28, 1944), has the Sun in Gemini, and although not at the Full Moon degree, he does have key midpoints at this degree, blending his Sun-Uranus duo with Saturn at the top of his chart, called the Midheaven. (This is the most powerful place to have this planet of power.) While he most certainly has friends in high places, Rudy’s relationship currently in the news is his divorce from his third wife. On December 10, they settled out of court. Divorce is related to Uranus, a planet of separation, and the top point of a chart indicates status. It’s very fitting to divorce at a Full Moon at the midpoint of Uranus and the Midheaven.

This run-down gives you a good idea of what kind of culminations come at a Full Moon. We have a Full Moon every month. Different people are in its path when their birth planets are touched by the Full Moon’s degree.

November 2, 2019 By Janet Booth Leave a Comment

Mercury Retrograde – Here We Go Again!

Here we are in yet another round of Mercury Retrograde and this time it looks like it will be intense and impactful! It takes place entirely in the sign of Scorpio, known for extremes. Mercury travels between 11 degrees 35’ and 27 degrees 38’ (descending from the higher degree to the lower degree, as retrogrades always do). Mercury entered this degree range on 10/11, backtracks from 10/31 to 11/20, and leaves the degree range 12/7. Any Mercury Retrograde is a time for reflection, review and re-doing. Research is also suitable for a Mercury Retrograde, especially in the sign of Scorpio, which is ruled by the Lord of the Underworld, Pluto. It’s a great time for digging and exposing what’s been hidden or out of sight. This sign and ruling planet are related to finances and economic indicators, so be sure to take a look at your fiscal picture and maybe do some tax strategizing before the end of the year closes in on us.

There could be important developments with a wide sway during this time since Mercury passes three rimes through the very middle of Scorpio, the halfway point between the autumn equinox and the winter solstice. Degrees midway between solstices and equinoxes are considered nearly as powerful as the degrees when the seasons change, a phenomenon that occurs worldwide. Mercury is at that 15 degrees of Scorpio on 10/15, 11/14 and 11/28 (Thanksgiving).

Venus may add a sweet flavor to this Mercury Retrograde cycle, since she breezed by Mercury and blew him a kiss on October 30, about 18 hours before he turned tail. Or perhaps she’s signaling a time to attempt some harmony or balance. While those are her favorite traits, she’s in Scorpio, too, not at her most pleasant. It’s a sign that prefers the extremes to the middle.

During this period, Mercury is in series of three favorable connections to three slower planets. The most important of these is the helpful 60º sextile relationship to Pluto, the ruler of Scorpio, exact on 10/19, 11/9 (during the retrograde) and 12/2-3 (just past midnight on the 3rd EST). Since Saturn is traveling close to Pluto in Capricorn (the Earth element sign which Saturn rules), Mercury is sextile to Saturn, too, three times exact on 10/14, 11/13 (during the retrograde) and 11/30. Meanwhile, Saturn is traveling in a sextile with Neptune in the sign it rules, Pisces. Mercury is in the very harmonious and beneficial 120º relationship called a trine with Neptune, exact on 10/15, 11/13 (during the retrograde) and 11/30. Note how close these three dates are to the dates of the Mercury-Saturn sextile. That’s because slow Saturn and Neptune are in an exact sextile on 11/8. Neptune is traveling even slower than usual because it’s nearing its stopping point, ending its backtrack on 11/27, right in the middle of the sign of Pisces.

These four planets form a wonderful triangle composed of two sextiles joined together into a trine. There’s no common name for this pattern* and it deserves a catchy one! Essentially, Saturn and Pluto are midway between Mercury and Neptune. A trine brings benefits automatically and sextiles give the most assistance when we put in some effort. To get the best use of this configuration – particularly around 11/13 and the Full Moon in Taurus the day before – envision what you want to accomplish in the near- and longer-terms and figure out the steps and changes you need to make to meet your goals. You may need to shift some resources around to achieve your objective.

Neptune in Pisces is as watery as it gets – the god of the oceans in the sign of the fishes! Beware its power; it’s slippery. It can fool you. It erodes and erases, like the force of a destructive flood, if it’s unchecked. Your imagination or fears may run away with you. Luckily, the harmonious emphasis on the powerful planets in Capricorn intervening between the two planets in Water signs should keep us from going adrift. The energy of the practical Earth element grounds the Water element’s emotions and gives our feelings a positive avenue for expression.

About that Nov. 12 Full Moon: Mercury participates strongly in its workings! The Sun and Mercury cross paths on the 11th, marking the half-way point of Mercury Retrograde. The Moon in Taurus opposes Mercury just hours before the Full Moon when it opposes the Sun (that’s a Full Moon by definition). The two signs involved are the “money signs,” related to possessions, assets and investments, and also associated with values. Our thinking, communications and decisions are likely to be focused on finances. Mercury as “Messenger of the Gods” is the planet most related to the news; there may be news that impacts the markets from the 11th to the 13th. (The markets will be open on Veterans Day.) This Full Moon could be a “top,” perhaps before a reversal (another potential association of a retrograde). Full Moons frequently signal a peak. The Moon is security-oriented and protective, and it’s said to be “exalted” (working at its best) in Taurus, an Earth sign that stabilizes the Moon’s changeable nature. This is a time to adhere to your values and appreciate the worth of what you hold dear, taking steps to protect it.

* Some astrologers call it an “Inverse Grand Trine.” If something occupied the point across from the middle of the trine, there would be a Grand Trine bisected into what’s called a Kite. Grand Trines and Kites are some of the best kinds of planetary formations. This arrangement looks like the top of a kite. Maybe we should call it a “kite top.”

September 27, 2019 By Janet Booth Leave a Comment

New Moon Launches “Moon Groove”

Many years ago as I wrote my Janet’s Plan-its calendars, I noticed that from the fall of one year to the spring of the next, the degrees where the New and Full Moons occurred would repeat across consecutive signs. Then for the next six months or so, the degree of each New and Full Moon decreases by an average of 1-1/2 degrees per month until the next round of repetition ensues. The repeating degrees shift from one groove to the next, dropping down about 11 degrees lower in the zodiac than where they were a year before. I hadn’t heard other astrologers mention this phenomenon. There certainly wasn’t a name for it, so I coined the term “moon groove.” It might not be have been that easy to spot with a superficial glance since the groove pattern spans over two calendar years.

Such an emphasis extends the usual time frame for the influence of a New or Full Moon. A plain vanilla New Moon impacts the following four-week lunar cycle. We feel the effects of an ordinary Full Moon for about a week centered on the date of the Full Moon. The groove degrees receive attention for six months. And somewhere in those six months, there is at least one New Moon Eclipse and at least one Full Moon Eclipse. Eclipses are more powerful and long-lasting versions of New or Full Moons. These are the peaks of the groove’s power.

From October 2019 through March 2020, all the New Moons are at 4-5 degrees of whatever the current Sun-sign is, while the Full Moons are all at 19-20 degrees of whatever sign is opposite the current Sun-sign. Check your natal chart for anything affected by these grooves. You can use an orb of plus/minus 2 degrees and consider aspects beyond conjunctions.

The influence will express in a manner associated with your natal planet’s sign, house location and any house(s) ruled by the planet. (And you might have multiple planets in your chart affecting you at once, which would mean the natal aspects between them are being triggered.) The repeating New Moon degrees signal a six-month period to expect or initiate something new in the area of your life related to the affected planet(s). The Full Moon groove gives you six months for a blossoming or culmination in the areas of your life related to your affected natal planet(s). Sometimes, Full Moons also mean something comes to an end; you’ve had enough, you’re done with it.

Within the six-month period, some of the New or Full Moons will be more significant or have a stronger effect, usually when they make a “hard aspect” (conjunction, opposition, square) to your affected natal planet(s). Mark those on your calendar and see what use you can make of “the power of the groove.”

As an example, let’s look at football great Tom Brady, who is still playing at 42 years of age. Will this season be his last? From his chart, I think so. He’s climbed to the top of his field, has broken records and received every award and honor, etc. What more could he want? He loves to play. No one wants to quit what they love. Brady has Saturn, the planet of ambition and achievement, elevated and in a place of honor near the top of his chart in the Tenth House, where it is said to be “dignified.” This points to his great success, not only due to talent but also to (Saturn’s favorite) hard work. His Saturn is at 19 degrees of Leo, receiving the Full Moon groove, a sign for finishing something. The groove hits his Saturn exactly at the February 9, 2020 Full Moon, less than week after the Super Bowl. That’s close enough to signal the end. And he’ll probably go off on a high note.

There is a chance that injury or illness will take Brady off the field first. I say this because he has other chart factors in the neighborhood of 19 degrees receiving the Full Moon groove. His Ascendant, which begins the First House of health and bodily matters, is almost 18 degrees of Libra and his Vertex (associated with accidents and run-ins) is at 18 degrees of Taurus in his Eighth House, representing transformation and possibly destruction. The current/upcoming position of the ruling planet of his other health house, the Sixth, is Neptune, moving through 16 – 17 degrees of Pisces. This planet and sign together rule feet and the immune system, either of which could be problematic. Neptune is forming two Finger of God triangles with his Ascendant, one with Saturn, the other with the Vertex. This type of configuration indicates something strange leading to something else weird and finally turning out okay. The November 12 Full Moon hits Brady’s Vertex, making it a vulnerable time for him around then.

He also has his North Node at his Ascendant. This means a life lesson is to focus on himself, his body and his health. The Lunar Eclipse Full Moon on January 10 is square to his Ascendant and North Node, at the same time as it hits the exact top of his chart, his Midheaven. A Full Moon, especially an Eclipse, at one’s Midheaven is a sure indicator of a major blossoming in one’s career and potentially a change. It’s even possible his team will be knocked out of the play-offs close to that Eclipse and then he could announce his retirement after the Super Bowl.

Is something new brewing for him? Brady has no planets at 4 or 5 degrees receiving the New Moon groove. The closest is his Moon at 6 degrees of Aries in his Sixth House, a position related to employment and service. The Moon rules his Tenth House of career. Aries is the main sign for athletics and competition, so he’s likely to remain in the sports world. The dispositor (ruler of the sign placement) for his Moon is his Mars in Gemini, a sign of communications. My best guess is he goes into sports broadcasting and possibly as soon as next spring. The last New Moon in this groove is March 24 at 4 degrees of Aries, conjunct Brady’s Moon. Time for new work.

Now see what you can do with the Moon Grooves if they hit your chart.

September 12, 2019 By Janet Booth Leave a Comment

SHINE ON HARVEST MOON

At this time of year, the Sun moves through Virgo. Think of the shaft of wheat held by the “Virgin” in some depictions of this sign and how the full moon (across from the Virgo Sun) lights up the fields at night enough for overtime work. Hence the Harvest Moon. This year, it coincides with Friday, the 13th. OK, to be technical, in the Eastern time zone, the exact full moon is after midnight (12:33 AM) on the 14th. In the rest of America’s time zones, it’s on Friday. Close enough. The astrological significance of Friday the Thirteenth stems from Friday being the day in honor of Venus and Thirteen being a number associated with Venus. It’s like a double Venus day.

At the Full Moon, Venus and Mercury are hand-in-hand, fostering cooperative discussions and negotiations, sweet talk and lovers tête-à-têtes. They are poised at Libra’s doorstep, entering the sign together early on the 14th. (Mercury is in Libra until October 3, Venus until the 8th.) Smooth communications may not be enough to counter-balance the difficult influence of a T-square (possibly the toughest pattern in a chart) formed by Mars quickly sparring with a slow Jupiter-Neptune square that’s in place off and on in 2019. Its third and final flare-up is Sept. 21 (prior instances were 1/13/19 and 6/16/19). This has magnified confusion and put a spotlight on trust issues. Jupiter and its sign of rulership, Sagittarius where it’s traveling for most of this year, are associated with the media, the legal arena, foreigners and universities. Neptune is moving through the sign it rules, too: Pisces, together highlighting compassion or the lack thereof. Mars’ addition to the mix introduces haste, anger, competition, self-concern or existential issues. Sometimes there are news stories where these themes converge. An example would be hurricane victims (related to Neptune, ruler of the downtrodden) trying to cross an international border (Jupiter) for their very survival (Mars).

Another key tense configuration at the Full Moon is the Moon and Sun opposite each other and both are in the stressful half-square / square-and-half connection to Uranus. The Pisces Moon inclines us to rely on instincts and impressions, while the Virgo Sun gives a preference for critical analysis and facts. Uranus in the Earth sign Taurus also favors a scientific, realistic assessment, but it’s the planet of surprises, which could certainly crop up. Uranus is also related to technological matters, which might either pose a risk or be a saving grace. This pattern may show you your unique way (Uranus) to do your spiritual (Pisces)work (Virgo).

The Jupiter-Neptune square is shoved again next month by Mercury 10/4 – 10/5 and by Venus 10/9 – 10/12, each in Scorpio making the half-square to Jupiter and the square-and-half to Neptune. We might experience the “swimming in circles” feeling again but probably without so much irritation (Mars isn’t involved) and hopefully with the impetus to make some changes. Scorpio is a good sign for letting go, turning the page and moving on.

Jupiter is in a little trouble again right after that with its third and final square-and-half to Uranus (earlier occurrences were 1/9 and 6/6). This connection usually brings some unexpected doozies so keep your seatbelts fastened. Electrical problems or storms with associated power outages are a strong possibility; have those extra batteries ready. Friction in international relations is another likely manifestation.

After this fanfare fireworks finale, smoother planetary interactions come into play. November and December will seem tame in comparison (well, for many people); in fact, they’re some of the easiest months of 2019. There is the likelihood of “karma” at work in Washington in November. Using the “geodetic” equivalents for longitudes of world locations – the zodiac degree wrap around our globe beginning at 0 degrees of Aries in Greenwich, England, and going eastward through the signs – the USA east coast is in the Capricorn area. Saturn is moving through Capricorn, hitting 17 degrees (Washington’s location) for the third time in November. It was there earlier this year in late February to early March and late June through the middle of July. Check news from around then for hints as to what’s coming up.

With any of these third visits, usually the planets have done most of their work in the first two and there’s a call-back to or wrap-up of what went on before. Sometimes the phenomenon of “things happen in threes” is in evidence. Three visits from a moving planet happens because of the zigzag movement due to retrogradation, an optical illusion when a faster planet lines up with a slower one. The good news is you have three chances to utilize the planets’ energies. For keywords of what is associated with each planet and sign, see the Astrologer’s Apprentice Cheat Sheet from AstrologyBooth.com.

The Capricorn Connection

Gemini Full Moon Spotlights Figures in the News

Mercury Retrograde – Here We Go Again!

New Moon Launches “Moon Groove”

SHINE ON HARVEST MOON

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