Intimate Sky

What happens around Eclipses tends to be especially revealing. An eclipse is like shedding a skin. It's the Sun and Moon and Earth, as they meet the Dragon's Head and Tail (the Nodes of the Moon), with us caught in the middle, the writhing body of collective consciousness and embodiment, revealing to ourselves our own underbelly. If your dreams are showing you a version of yourself you want to step into, do it. But first let go of what is naturally sloughing away. This is a ...time for drastic rearranging. The closing out of this Jupiter/Saturn cycle is also like a New Moon in a way, as Saturn only meets Jupiter every 20 years. But their conjunction has a fire to it this year with Mars at home in Aries squaring that Capricorn Pluto. That Pluto which only comes around every 248 years to the same place; Pluto, small as a kernel, but far reaching, long reaching, like a tight stone eye looking inward--into the depths of the Universe-- What we bring up now is a building block for the next round of what we'll be. Aching and staggering into it, we just naturally release other things into the same sparkling void from whence we pulled all our super-conscious and sub-conscious stuff

Anybody else have amazing or notable Solar Eclipse dreams? This one was square Neptune and the ethereal, indulgent, deep sinking vibes are definitely here for me...

Every 20 years, the planets which rule expansion and contraction, optimism and realism, cold hard reality and the exploration of new horizons, incredible good luck and practical hard work, join together, converging to create a mini big bang. They meet and conspire on creating the new boundaries and possibilities which define life in this solar system. On reflection, you might see that the years 1980 and 2000, when the last conjunctions of Jupiter and Saturn took place, marked...Continue reading

The dominant energy of the year 2020 has been Capricornian, and Capricorn is a sign which asks us to grin and bear it like no other. It is the sign of the stoic, the eminently practical, even the workaholic. Whereas normally we might expect a great deal of sympathy for people who have had to die alone, or couldn't be with their sick loved ones, or people who couldn't visit with their families or friends for extended periods of time (it's us!), or couldn't see the facial expr...Continue reading