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Hello Stargazers, The last few weeks of April concluded with some extreme planetary energies with Mercury still creating chaos and with the volatile Mars/Pluto conjunction! Finally, these transits are now beginning to alleviate!  So, What’s in store for May?  To begin with, we have Venus transiting in its favorable sign of Taurus while the Sun is in its exalted sign of Aries. Mars is about to enter its strongest sign (exalted), the sign of Capricorn and Mercury will finally give us a break when it leaves Pisces on May the 8th and enters the sign of Aries. The month of...

It’s quite easy to predict that April will be a rather chaotic month, much the same as it has been since the middle of March. It certainly seems that each month in the last year has had its own intensity with the alignment of the planets! We kick off April with the Full Moon occurring. Technically, this Full Moon occurs at the end of March and therefore becomes the second Full Moon in the same month and therefore called a Blue Moon. The Moon when Full is opposite the Sun but Mercury is hovering around this area as well and...

The Month of March will begin with all the planets moving in direct motion which is positive as it brings more flow. However, March will close out with Mercury and Jupiter both in retrograde. As the saying goes, March comes in like a lamb and goes outs like a Lion though this type of retrograde isn’t fiery. That usually comes when Saturn and Mars get together as they will do at the end of March into early April and we will keep our eye on that for our April Stargazer Newsletter. March starts off with Mercury in opposition to the...

This is the energy shift we have been all waiting for, after a very long year of intense planetary energy, a year dating back to 2017. The solar eclipse will take place Thursday, the 15th of February during the evening in the Western hemisphere and therefore will not be seen. However, the eclipse will be visible in South America and Australia, though it will only be a partial solar eclipse. The New Moon occurs with a solar eclipse and with the New Moon on the 16th, the celebrations begin for the Chinese New Year, The Year of the Earth Dog. The Dog Year...

 We will be starting this month off with a bang with a Full Moon Lunar eclipse followed by a solar eclipse on the 15th of February.  These two eclipses will bring about some form of conclusion to the last six months of intensity. It was at first thought that the eclipses of August were to alleviate the intensity of 2017, but that didn’t happen due to certain lingering influences from the planets in transit. This Full Moon eclipse has been getting much attention (just as the solar eclipse in August did), due to its nearness to the earth, making it...