The pot o’ gold at the end of this old rainbow is that once we do this work (yes, relationships are work), we can move forward with our career plans unencumbered, drama-free.
Read moreJupiter in Sagittarius 2018: Luck Be A Lady →
Jupiter is the Planet of Optimism & Faith. Actions you’ve procrastinated for years (or written off altogether) will suddenly feel possible again. And the best part is, they will be…
Read moreRetrograde Realness: Uranus in Aries/Taurus 2018-2019
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Get rid of that Baggage, Get out of your Comfort Zone & Get Free At Last! But as impulsivity and mixed signals abound., keep in mind that Good Old “Golden Rule”…Oh, and watch out for those sex robots.
Read moreRetrograde Realness: Venus in Scorpio/Libra 2018 →
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Venus retrograde prompts us to rethink how it is we go about getting what we want, especially when it comes to “love and money.”
Read moreAquarius Lunar Eclipse 2018: Friends vs. Lovers →
Are our closest friendships draining us or helping us get where we need to go in life? It’s time for careful thinking about our personal relationships—friends and loves alike—and to face the question of give and take.
Read moreRetrograde Realness 2018: Mercury in Leo →
How we express gestures of love and friendship to those you care about (or are interested in) is the dominant theme of this retrograde period. Is that “no one likes me” idea going around in your brain really true…?
Read moreAstrology of Mars Retrograde 2018 →
Mars is moving retrograde this Summer. Mars represents new initiatives, our enterprising abilities and overall energy levels. So for everyone, this summer might feel a bit, well, sluggish.
Read moreCancer Solar Eclipse 2018: Retreat →
On July 12, 2018 at 10:48 pm (EDT), there will be a Partial Solar Eclipse in the sign of Cancer. All Solar Eclipses act as intensified New Moons, symbolizing a “fresh start” pertaining to the themes associated with the sign Cancer…
Read moreHoroscope 101: What's a Transit? →
Each year, the outer planets form significant angles to each other, also called a "transit." The type of angle (aspect) formed between two outer planets varies depending on the year.
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