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GEMINI NEW MOON - Monday 3 June 2019

5/29/2019

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Exact at 11.01am BST, 6.01am EDT
 
We are now in Gemini season, which has the potential for many opinions being thrown around and for our minds to be more active, not to mention our lives. Gemini energy can be likened to a butterfly flitting from flower to flower spreading ideas and information around like pollen , picked up from one place and then shared elsewhere. With Gemini we become very aware of how energy follows thought and how what we think can end up manifesting as reality. What the mind can conceive the body can achieve! This is a good time to be as aware as possible of what our minds are up to; watching the internal chatter and stories we tell ourselves, and also monitoring what comes out of our mouths. There is, of course, the potential for gossip when we have the Sun and Moon and Mercury in this sign that likes so much to spread information around. The truth can easily get distorted as the information travels down the line, much like Chinese Whispers.
 
Gemini is the sign of the twins, which could literally mean being in two minds or having two very strong sides offering their argument or opinions, and also brings the potential for duplicity or two-facedness. We may not know what to think or believe with so much indiscriminate information flying around. There is so much information at our finger tips nowadays, but it can be hard to separate fact from fiction. Fake news is probably a Gemini invention! We live in an age whereby our attention spans are getting shorter and shorter, and this could become all too apparent during this Moon as our minds flit from one topic to another and it is hard to concentrate. There is a light, youthful quality to Gemini and so Gemini season does have a fairly light-hearted, restless, busy feel to it. This is a very curious, flexible and adaptable sign that likes to have its fingers in many pies, so we might find that the pace is quickened during this Moon, with more communication and very active minds.
 
Jupiter and Neptune are a big part of this Moon, as they are forming the second of three challenging square aspects to one another, while also challenging the Sun and Moon. The first Jupiter Neptune square was exact on January 13, while this second one is currently building strength and will be exact on June 17. The third pass will occur on September 21. This combination could mean that we literally don’t know what to believe, as the “truth” could be shrouded by smoke screens and deceit. We may be more susceptible than usual to indoctrination, as people could be very convincing, overzealous and dogmatic in putting forward their beliefs and version of the truth. It is very important for us to use our powers of discernment and discrimination to separate the wheat from the chaff when it comes to any information we may receive during this time. People may try very hard to convert or convince us of something that is not true at all. We could easily be blinded or taken in by glamour, enchantment or propaganda, as the potential for deception is very strong.
 
This combo could cause us to put our faith in things that have no basis in reality and that lead us down the proverbial garden path. Jupiter and Neptune can bring beautiful visions, helping us to shoot for the stars and stretch beyond our own limitations, but it is important that we do so with our eyes wide open, as we could be more gullible and trusting than usual during this transit. It is so important to have faith and trust, but this combination could either cause us to trust indiscriminately and could equally bring experiences that burst the bubble, causing us to lose hope and to feel profoundly disillusioned. There is the potential for experiencing severe delusions, as our perception of reality is clouded.  We could have the most amazingly spiritual visions, only to find out that they were in fact smoke screens. We could feel like we are in limbo land, not knowing how to move forward or what lies ahead. Our imaginations could run wild, which could be amazing but could equally take us in completely the wrong direction! It is important to take a step back before we assume anything or jump to conclusions without having all the facts. Anyone with personal planets between 17° and 23° of Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius and Pisces will probably feel this energy most acutely.
 
The Nodes of the Moon are in the spotlight at the moment, with Saturn moving back towards the South Node and Mars moving towards the North Node. We are being made all too aware of what is broken in our society at the moment, and how the systems that govern us are so horrendously flawed and limited. With Saturn on the Capricorn South Node we are being shown things as they really are, and the picture isn’t exactly pretty. Combined with the Jupiter Neptune square this brings the potential for people to lose hope and experience feelings of futility. One of the big lessons of this Cancer/Capricorn Nodal axis, both personally and collectively, is to admit when we don’t have the answers. Showing a bit of vulnerability and letting go of the need to have everything under control allows for another way of doing things. There is no shame in asking for help. In fact, it takes a lot of strength and courage to let down the capable veneer and stoicism and open ourselves up to the help of others. However, when we do, it allows people to see beyond the protective walls we have erected and to help us to find new solutions that we might not have thought of on our own.
 
Mars is currently moving towards the Cancer North Node, helping us to find the courage to do just that; to show our more vulnerable side. Whenever a planet joins the North Node its energy is helping us to step towards the energy of the sign that the North Node is in. With Mars and the North Node joining forces in Cancer, we are being encourages to be brave enough to show our emotions and to fight for what we really believe in. Cancer represents the home, the family, our tribe and our ancestral roots. Cancer is the mother, the nurturer, and invites us to embrace some more inclusive, matriarchal ideals, stepping back from the rat race and the pressure to succeed and remembering what is more important. This society we are living in creates so much pressure to “get ahead” and make a success of ourselves, but at what cost?
 
Mars in Cancer motivates us to stand up for causes that we really believe in and to focus on our inner world instead of so much time and energy being spent on our outer life, such as career, status, reputation and getting ahead, all of which involve maintaining the veneer of control. What truly nourishes us and brings a sense of emotional security? Where in our lives are we pushing ourselves too hard? Where might we need to let go of control? How might we benefit from showing a bit of vulnerability and asking for help? What might things look like if we were to admit that we don’t have the answers? What is most important to us, when it comes down to it? What do our protective walls look like and why were they erected in the first place? How might we be able to soften them? How might we better communicate when we feel hurt rather than slipping into our conditioned behaviour and putting up walls? How might we change our life if we could? In what way are we our own worst judge and how have we experienced judgement from others? How does this fear of judgment impact our decisions and behaviour? What can we do to help future generations based on what we have learned?
 
The Sabian symbol for Mercury, the ruler of Gemini, is interesting, at 28° Gemini: “Through bankruptcy, society gives to an overburdened individual the opportunity to begin again” which Dane Rudyar describes as “A release from unbearable pressures, freeing one for new tasks.” and “A society that enthrones the principle of ruthless competition must also develop mechanisms to exteriorise the principle of compassion”.  Sometimes, when things hit rock bottom, the only way is up, although it might be hard to see a way out. However, this symbol does give a sense of hope and a chance for redemption. Not only that, but there is a sense of compassionate support from  community. There is a feeling of starting fresh and wiping the slate clean, free of pressure, finding a new way of approaching our lives. This symbol is quite evocative, and seems to reinforce the story of the Cancer/Capricorn Nodes.  
 
As ever, the New Moon represents a time when seeds are sown for the month ahead. Something is left behind in the dark of the Moon and we experience something new being born. In Gemini this may take the form of a new idea or concept that then moves on to blossom and grow over the course of the month ahead.  What messages do we send ourselves regularly? How might we need to be more mindful of what we say to others? What messages are we receiving from the outside world at the moment and are they to be accepted or questioned? Indeed, what messages did we receive in childhood that we have internalised and still have an influence over our behaviour in the present day? How might our own minds be misleading us? Gemini is a very flexible, adaptable sign and so we can harness its power and open ourselves up to change. There is no sign that better understands the power of thought to influence our reality. During this Moon we are invited to really pay attention to our thoughts and the messages we receive from others.  
 
“Be Impeccable With Your Word. Speak with integrity. Say only what you mean. Avoid using the word to speak against yourself or to gossip about others. Use the power of your word in the direction of truth and love.” Don Miguel Ruiz
 
Much Love
 
Amy
Xoxo

Picture: Trying to Find the Right Words by Jack Zulli

 

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SCORPIO FULL MOON - 18 May 2019

5/15/2019

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SCORPIO FULL MOON – Saturday 18 May, exact at 10.11pm BST, 5.11pm EDT
 
This is a powerfully potent Full Moon that is asking us to really face ourselves and let go of whatever is not serving us anymore. It falls on the Taurus Scorpio axis, which represents accumulation and elimination, and as such we may need to examine where and how we are bogged down either materially, emotionally, physical or spiritually. What unnecessary baggage are we dragging around with us? Are we staying in a situation, relationship, job or living situation simply because it is safe, secure and comfortable? How might we benefit from shedding some skin? Are we too self-reliant or too enmeshed in relationship? What is our relationship to power? Are we self-empowered or giving our power away? How might we manipulate people or situations in order to maintain control? How might others be manipulating us? Are we able to recognise our shadows and own up to the parts of ourselves that aren’t so pretty? How are we with intimacy? Are we able to be vulnerable enough to admit our fears and show our tender underbelly, or do we deny and hide the darker, less desirable aspects of ourselves? These are all questions to ask as the Moon moves towards its fullest expression in Scorpio on Saturday.
 
The Sun is currently coming to the end of its stay in practical, stable and security conscious Taurus and is sitting directly opposite the Moon in powerful, intense and metamorphic Scorpio. Full Moons tend to play out in the realm of our relationships and represent the time of the month when whatever has been simmering beneath the surface comes to a head and finds a way into the open. And this Moon is no exception! While the Taurus part of us likes things to stay the same and resists change because it threatens our sense of safety and security, Scorpio encourages us to strip away any unnecessary baggage and, if necessary, walk across a burning bridge and not look back. The Taurus part of ourselves can get a bit bogged down in the material world, becoming quite possessive about our things and the people we love. Scorpio reminds us that nothing is permanent in this life and that change, transformation and loss is inevitable. Nothing can stay the same forever. The more we cling on to people, possessions or situations, the more painful it is when they are taken away.
 
This Scorpio Full Moon may demand that we be truly honest with ourselves about some uncomfortable material that we would usually rather not admit to. This is an ideal time to get out of our stagnant ruts and purge any emotional patterns or habits are preventing growth. Indeed, we may have no choice in the matter!  It is very interesting that at the very same time as the Moon reaches its peak, retrograde Saturn and the South Node of the Moon are also joining forces for the second time, forcing us to look our past squarely in the face. Saturn, the Great Teacher, impels us to take the rose tinted spectacles off and see things as they really are, rather than as we would like them to be. We are given an opportunity to review our past and recognise our repeating patterns without the filter on, so that we can see the stark reality and truly take responsibility for what we find. It might not be comfortable and we might have to be really honest with ourselves, but the rewards will be great if we are able to do so.
 
Saturn is helping us to see our South Node patterns in a realistic light, which is a serious gift, as hard as it may be. Wherever the South Node is found in our chart, by sign and house, shows the tendencies, habits and behavioural patterns that are comfortable and familiar to us but which may hold us back from growth. This past month, and this Moon in particular, seem to be giving us an opportunity to reminisce on our past as it actually was and to recognise how the past might be repeating itself. The Scorpio Full Moon forces us to be truly emotionally honest and get any uncomfortable material out from under the carpet so that we can understand ourselves better. We could either succumb to feelings of guilt, shame , futility or self-judgement or we can simply look at whatever comes up and learn from it.
 
With the South Node currently in Capricorn we are currently being shown, both personally and collectively, how the less desirable aspects of the Capricorn experience may be holding us back. While Capricorn teaches us about integrity, discipline, authority, control and responsibility for our actions, in its more distorted form it can bring patriarchal dominance, hard control, fear, rigidity, feelings of guilt, authoritarianism,  feelings of futility, repression, conservatism, intolerance, suppression of emotions, rigidly conforming to the rules, judgement and old, suppressed grief. Capricorn is that part of us that tends to put up a capable front and stuff down our emotions, often out of the fear of being judged or deemed incapable. It’s that part of us that doesn’t express our true feelings because we don’t want to seem needy or irrational. It is the conditioned part of us that is still acting out unhealthy behavioural patterns formed in childhood.
 
The Cancerian North Node, however, is showing us that there is great strength in being vulnerable and allowing others to help us, and in being honest and open about our needs and feelings. It’s ok to let go and admit that we don’t have the answers and might need a helping hand. In fact, beautiful things can happen as a result! Saturn is currently showing us how trying to maintain control over everything is not working for us anymore, either personally or collectively. We are seeing very clearly how we are reaping what we have sown in the past. Indeed, we are seeing the past repeating itself within collective in rather uncomfortable ways. The old order being revealed exactly for what it is, in its stark reality. The flaws in the system are painfully apparent at this point and it is important not to succumb to feelings of futility and pessimism about the future.  So many grassroots movements are springing up to show us another way of doing things that values and supports the wellbeing of the community and future generations
 
While the Capricorn South Node emphasises success in the outer world and “keeping up with the Joneses”, and the societal pressure to make something of ourselves, the Cancer North Node is pulling us forward, reminding us of what really matters in life, such as our inner world, our tribe and our emotional wellbeing. Cancer invites us to step towards the more matriarchal values of care-taking, nurturing and peace-making, while maintaining the more positive Capricorn qualities such as integrity, discipline and a sense of responsibility for ourselves and our actions. Neptune is currently forming a helpful sextile aspect to Saturn and the South Node, helping us to remember that we are all in this together and to treat ourselves and one another with kindness, compassion, sensitivity and acceptance. Neptune helps to dissolve boundaries and to drop the walls that we have erected to protect ourselves so that our true essence can shine through.
 
Venus and Uranus are joining forces in Taurus during his Full Moon, bringing the potential for some wake-up calls, epiphanies and sudden surprises to occur within the realm of our relationships, values, self-worth and finances. Taurus, as mentioned above, is the part of us that likes to stay safe and secure and finds change quite unsettling. With Venus, the ruler of Taurus, sitting right next to the Great Awakener and harbinger of sudden change, we may experience some turbulence and change, especially if we have personal planets around the first few degrees of the fixed signs Taurus, Leo, Scorpio and Aquarius. While our inner Taurus may prefer the safe, comfortable route, Uranus is not a planet known for helping us to feel comfortable or secure, as it has a rather erratic, unpredictable energy. This Full Moon could make us very aware of just how quickly things can change, and that the world that we are currently living in is inherently unstable. Uranus can ultimately bring new vision and an innovative approach to our financial system and to the ecological crisis that we are facing. It is important that we ride the waves of change rather than resisting them. Sometimes things have to break down before we experience breakthrough. 
 
The Sabian symbol for this Moon, at Scorpio, is: “The king of the fairies approaching his domain”, about which Dane Rudyar comments: “beyond both outer nature and the realm of the proud ego, a spiritual world exists to which the intuitive consciousness of man can pay allegiance…... In an individual sense, this principle is the Self. …….The presence of a spiritual unifying factor begins to be sensed by the individual perhaps weary of the outer shows of his culture” This symbol brings a sense of coming back to where we belong, to our Higher Self and our spiritual centre. It also shows a need for a different type of power and leadership that stems from a humble place of spiritual connection rather than from ego or greed. We are asked to step up and embrace our own power that comes from within rather than trying to take others power in order to feel powerful ourselves. True leadership commands respect naturally and does not exploit others.
 
This Moon packs a punch, that’s for sure! Issues around power, authority, judgement and control could come to the fore for us to look at realistically and with a sense of personal responsibility. This Moon could bring some kind of reality check that forces us to get some uncomfortable material out into the open. We have an opportunity for some purging of old patterns, as we become more aware of where we may be stuck or holding on for the sake of security.  The past has much to teach us at the moment, although what we see when we look back may not be very easy to face! However, it seems that there is the potential for seeing ourselves more clearly, which fosters a greater self-awareness and the capacity to recognise the patterns that might be repeating in our lives. Both personally and collectively we are seeing the past repeating itself. It is up to us how we respond to it this time. Are we going to make the same mistakes, going back over old ground, or is there another way? Scorpio is the sign of death and rebirth. What needs to die in order to be born anew?
 
Much Love
 
Amy
Xoxo
 
Picture: Phoenix by Natasa Tomic

 

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TAURUS NEW MOON - 4 May 2019

5/1/2019

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Exact at 23.45pm BST, 6.45pm EDT
 
This New Moon highlights our sense of self-worth and survival instinct, and asks us to contemplate what we truly value and give meaning to in our lives. It also calls into question our relationship with Mother Earth herself.  New Moons represent a mini death and rebirth in the area of life symbolised by the sign they are in, which is Taurus, and the house in which it is found. Something may need to fall away in the dark of the Moon in order for new energy to come in as the Moon starts to wax towards fullness again. This is an ideal time to plants seeds and set intentions, as the soil is especially fertile now. Taurus asks us to contemplate what we need to feel safe and secure, and how we are relating to ourselves in terms of our self-worth, self-confidence, self-esteem and the inner dialogue we have with ourselves. Our inner vibration, inner magnetism and inner relationship with ourselves all have a direct relationship with what we attract into our lives, physically, emotionally and materially. As within, so without! This is a good time to be very mindful of the internal messages we we send ourselves and to monitor any feelings of insecurity or self-doubt that might be preventing us from attracting what we would wish for into our lives.
 
Taurus is that part of us that knows how to take care of our own needs and become self-reliant, self-sufficient and self-sustaining, both emotionally and physically. Rather than looking outside of ourselves to have our needs met, we learn to look within and nurture our own innate capacities and inner strength. Wherever Taurus is found in our chart shows were we have the talents and abilities that help us to survive in the world. It also shows where we are most resistant to change and may tend to get stuck in a rut. This New Moon is an ideal time to work on our relationship with ourselves and to recognise how our outer reality is a reflection of our inner vibration. What do we need to feel safe and secure? Are we able to take care of our own needs or do we rely too heavily on others? Do we truly feel like we deserve love and abundance? Do we have fears around money and survival? What are our innate abilities that help us survive in the world? What do we truly value most in life? Where are we most resistant to change? Are we overly self-reliant or too dependent on others? What might need to change internally in order to attract what we need externally?
 
The Sun and Moon are forming a harmonious trine aspect with Saturn and the South Node of the Moon, which are very prevalent right now in the cosmos. These two joined forces in Capricorn on 30 April, but the energy is still strong. This Moon could give us the capacity to see our old conditioning for what it is and to recognise how it can still tend to run the show. We have a chance to go backwards in order to move forwards, looking at our familiar patterns with a critical, realistic eye and seeing how the past still governs our behaviour in the present. Issues around control and suppression of emotions could come up, as could material around societal or parental conditioning and specifically the legacy of the dark side of fatherhood, the patriarchy or authority figures. Any issues or difficulties from our past that we may have around our relationship with our fathers or authority figures could come to the surface now to be examined.
 
We are being asked to really see, with open eyes, the more detrimental patterns of our own South Node and how is impacts our lives and relationships. The South Node is our Achilles heel; our greatest vulnerability and the set of habits and patterns that feel oh so familiar and oh so old at this point! This Moon could really help us to recognise and work on this karmic material and to see it for what it is, in a realistic, sensible light. It can also help us to “grow up” somehow and take responsibility for the old patterns that keep repeating through our lives; for that “old chestnut” that has come up so many times at this point. Saturn also went retrograde on the 30 April, and so Saturn and the South Node will meet again on 4 July and one last time on 28 September, so this is the beginning of a karmic maturation process that will impact us both personally and collectively. We are being asked to really take responsibility for our South Node issues now. On a collective level we are being made very well aware of the dark side of Capricorn in terms of our societal structures, government and the patriarchal system. It’s completely impossible not to see the flaws at this point!
 
Venus, the ruler of this Moon, is forming a square to Saturn, Pluto and the South Node of the Moon. This energy will be building over the next week, as Venus exactly squares the Node on May 6, Saturn on May 7 and Pluto on May 9. Venus square the Nodes could have a profound effect on our relationships, as we are forced to recognise how our old patterns and conditioning govern the way we relate to those we hold dear. We all have habits and tendencies that come from our childhood experiences and tend to have a sabotaging effect on our relationships. This next week could definitely highlight any control issues, or power struggles, emotional suppression or inhibitions around intimacy and sharing that we may have within our relationships. We may find ourselves going back over old material that we thought we has already resolved, or recognising our more compulsive patterns of relating that seem to come from a buried place deep within our subconscious. We may be forced to look at how we put protective walls up, shutting people out instead of allowing ourselves to be vulnerable and share how we are truly feeling.  This next week could certainly bring a reality check to the realm of our relationships.  
 
Venus and Mercury are still in brave, honest and forthright Aries for this Moon, combined with Mars in Gemini. This brings the potential for open, honest discussions whereby we have the opportunity to lay the cards out on the table and get any uncomfortable material out into the open. There is no hiding where Aries is concerned, but rather we are asked to be brave and say what we mean and mean what we say. Mars is forming a crisis inducing aspect to Pluto and Saturn during this Moon, which could bring up some rather intense material. Mars and Saturn are not very comfortable together with this aspect, so we may feel held back somehow from acting or speaking, either through guilt, inhibition, control, authority or our old conditioned habits. Saturn inhibits our Martian capacity to act and assert ourselves, so this could be a bit frustrating. With Mars in Gemini we may feel a strong urge to speak our minds, while Saturn puts the breaks on and makes it difficult to do so. We may also have to deal with boundary issues in some capacity. This aspect is exact on 1 May, but will still be prevalent during the New Moon.  
 
Mars and Pluto in aspect is an intense combo that holds the potential for profound transformation and moving past our limitations, but not without a bit of difficulty. There could be some kind of power struggle, or a battle within ourselves. This combination could bring some uncomfortable, thorny issues out into the open, although there is the potential for us saying things that are a bit below the belt. Our more compulsive, conditioned habits and behavioural patterns could cause us to act or speak in ways that we can’t control very well. It could feel like we are on some kind of auto-pilot, with our behaviour and actions at the mercy of our subconscious fears and desires. However, some amazing insight into our psyches could come out of this process, uncomfortable as it may be! This aspect is exact on May 5, and is very prevalent during the New Moon.
 
The Sabian symbol for this New Moon is “Head covered with a rakish silk hat, muffled against the cold, a man braves a storm”, which Dane Rudyar describes as “The courage to meet the crisis precipitated by social ambition. The man with the silk hat has seen some of his ambitious efforts bring him social success; but he learns that often ‘nothing fails like success.’ The storm may be within him, or it may attack his social status. He is ready to face it daringly. This shows a willingness to accept crises and to go on through them – and therefore great character, the soil upon which a higher kind of consciousness may develop.” This symbol shows the capacity to put on a brace face when confronted with crisis and “weather the storm”, but the silk hat could also point to a tendency to be so self-sufficient and dignified, “putting up appearances” so that we don’t allow others to see that we might need help.
 
There is a lot of deep and karmic material being churned up at the moment, and so this earthy Taurus Moon can help us to recognise how we can strengthen our relationship with ourselves and Mother Earth. Neptune in Pisces is also helping out with a nice sextile aspect to the Sun and Moon, imbuing this Moon with the spirit of unconditional love, compassion and empathy. Combined with Saturn’s dose of realism, common sense and clear boundaries, this Moon could help us to navigate through some choppy waters as we are forced to confront some ancient material that we have faced many times before. This is a great opportunity to see our South Node patterns for what they are, but in order to do so it is quite possible that we will find ourselves in their grips so that they are so glaringly obvious that we can’t possibly avoid them. Neptune and Saturn could help us, however, to be both grounded and accepting of ourselves and others, and to take responsibility for whatever comes up. This is a powerfully transformative time, on many levels.
 
Much Love
 
Amy
xoxo
 
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    Amy Bird

    I love writing about the Moon and the effect it has on us all, both collectively and personally. We all look at the same Moon and feel her energy, albeit in different ways. It reminds us that we are not alone and there is something very comforting about that!

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