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November 5, 2026 In Astrology, Relationships, Self Growth By Ingrid Hoffman

Into the Dark—New Moon in Scorpio November 9th.

It’s not the conscious changes made in their lives by men and women which really shape them… but a long, slow mutation of emotion, hidden all-penetrative—Nadine Gordimer.

In Scorpio season, the sun lies low on the horizon. Nature visibly contracts, exposing a filigree of bare black branches. Fallen leaves lie scattered on the ground, bright splashes of raspberry, marmalade and pure gold.

The sky story this month speaks of what is slowly dying and what is waiting to be born.

As the tyranny of Trump’s regime begins to crack and crumble, archetypal patterns in the collective psyche coincide with major world events.

Saturn and Neptune, briefly united on February 20^th, 2026, at 0° Aries, a defining moment in time that marked the close of an astrological cycle that began in 1989 and heralded the beginning of a new one. When Saturn and Neptune meet in the heavens, their restless union razes obsolete systems. In the 1980s, we witnessed the fall of the Berlin Wall and the slow dismemberment of Apartheid.

As Saturn and Neptune united in February this year I wrote: “The Aries Ingress chart based in Washington DC speaks of instability and war. This chart encompasses layers of astrological symbolism as it corresponds to events, past, present and our collective future…. In chaos theory, the term “strange attractor,” is used to describe a complex pattern of behaviour in a chaotic system. It’s a term borrowed by Richard Rudd in his Gene Keys series, signifying the disruption of the COVID pandemic or the social phenomenon of personalities like Donald Trump. As these “strange attractors” create chaos around us, hastening the dying process of a civilisation that is no longer fit for purpose, something is growing in the mycelium that threads and coils beneath the cold ground. What is destined to crumble will crumble and be blown away by the winds of change.”

All-penetrative change is inscribed across the heavens this month. Yet change comes slowly in our human story. The divisive political power struggle in the US will continue as transiting Mars and Jupiter also conjoin Trump’s own belligerent and vindictive Mars in Leo. This conjunction delivers a powerful surge of energy, heightening his will to fight, and win—at any cost. Trump is halfway through his second term of office. A strutting emperor with no clothes, he’s a tawdry caricature with a noticeably dimmed cognition and weakening physical stamina. As Saturn squares his Mercury in the coming months, he will not have the grace or psychological maturity to step away from the spotlight and support younger candidates. He is wounded and dangerous.

A Scorpio new moon on Monday November 9^th draws us back into her reassuring cyclical darkness.

This lunation is charged with the intensity and gut-feel depth of Scorpio. Both the sun and moon make a confrontational square to Jupiter and Mars. (New moon chart shown here.) There’s a fusion of new energy, a potent yet difficult birth. A new cycle has begun, and even though we won’t see the moon’s slim silvery belly until a delicate crescent appears, yet it is in the silence of darkness that new life begins to stir.

Scorpio is ruled by Mars, god of war and Pluto, god of death. The modern symbol for Scorpio comes from ancient Greek stargazers who imagined a solitary scorpion who would bite or sting to survive, even stinging himself to death, if cornered with no escape.

Mercury in Scorpio and Venus in Libra are both still moving Retrograde so expect an unsettling stirring up of the dusty sediment of unfinished business. We may be confronted now with intense situations around finances, property, relationships. There may be misunderstandings and miscommunication. This month we balance the delicate art of relating to others with our own stories about how things should or could be.

Mercury turns direct on November 13th and Venus’s turning point is November 14th. Remember, Scorpio is a fixed water sign, moody, emotional, deeply sensitive, and subjective. Yet Mars-ruled Scorpio is courageous and fiercely tenacious. This is the month to question an ossified belief, even though a situation may seem so fixed and beyond control.

Sometimes we can’t imagine what is possible, yet new moon times offer a container to begin again, unburdened by the drag of experience. We speak glibly about Scorpio season as a time of “release and letting go”. Yet this emptying out, this surrender, is often so very hard to to.

As we touch our own tender vulnerability, keep hope alive amidst the fragility of a dying world, may we sense in our heart, a readiness to receive. Something new is growing beneath the surface, even though its contours are not yet visible. Trust what is unfolding.

Even the darkest night will end and the sun will rise—Victor Hugo.

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October 15, 2026 In Astrology, Relationships, Self Growth By Ingrid Hoffman

Take this Heart—Venus Retrograde. October 3rd—November 14th.

Philosopher, Lao Tzu once said, “being deeply loved by someone gives you strength, while loving someone deeply gives you courage.”

Within every human heart is a longing to be cherished and to be seen. Yet in a world where social media provides a brittle veneer of connection, a lonely absence of deep love and true intimacy pervades our culture.

On October 3rd Venus pivoted in the heavens at at 8º Scorpio. Venus travels Retrograde through Scorpio and Libra over the coming weeks, stationing direct on November 14th at 22º Libra.

Astrologers pay attention to these planetary turning point moments. These are “heart of the matter” times that may deliver epiphanies, push us toward a deeper understanding of who and what we love. Popular astrology associates Venus Retrograde periods with the return of the ex. People who have played important roles in our lives reappear, either quite literally, or in a sudden tightening of our heart as we hear a song that transports us back to a time of innocence and wonder.

These rear-view glimpses of relationships past may give us an opportunity to let go of any residual heaviness, or deliver a razor-sharp reminder that love should not hurt.

Scorpio is a fixed water sign. Intense, often unyielding, always deeply emotional. As Venus journeys Retrograde through Scorpio this month, she exposes shadowy power dynamics: jealousy, manipulation, control and cruelty. Venus’s realm also encompasses money, and those things we truly value. When she moves through Scorpio, we look to other people’s money: debts, inheritances and taxes, investments, joint accounts.

Power struggles and secrets erode trust in our relationships, financial debt strips us of our sense of agency.

October 24th marks the midpoint of the Venus Retrograde cycle. Venus meets the sun in the heavens at the exact same point in the zodiac: a symbolic turning point, called a cazimi.

Venus will glitter at dawn from October 24^th, when she reappears as a morning star, and she will have greatest morning brilliancy from November 27^th. Mercury also stations Retrograde in Scorpio on October 24^th, as we revisit unresolved issues, confront uncomfortable truths in our relationships, perhaps notice how we curate our own stories about what someone did or said. This month’s full moon in Venus-ruled Taurus on October 26th, offers a brief respite from the hard edges of this world, a wondrous moment in time to appreciate the sensual pleasure of a tender embrace, the sweet sound of a robin’s song at dawn, the glittering beauty of Venus as she rests on the horizon in the early morning.

Venus retrograde cycles are important, as they don’t happen frequently. The last time Venus moved through the Libra/Scorpio section of your own horoscope was in 2018. It might be helpful to notice any reoccurring themes. If we are struggling with one lingering deep and complex issue, take some time for self-reflection, or simply remind ourselves that there is nothing we could have done differently.

As Venus moves Retrograde, womens’ issues surface in our collective consciousness. The Guardian reports that 23-year-old woman, Najmeh Amini, has been sentenced to death for blasphemy in a social media post.

Christa Gail Pike was sentenced to death at the age of 20 for the torture and murder of her classmate, a crime she committed when she was 18 years old. Christa’s childhood was one of abuse and neglect by alcoholic parents. She was raped as a toddler and again repeatedly during her teens. She attempted suicide at the age of 12 and was later diagnosed with bipolar disorder and post-traumatic stress disorder.

After 30 years, on death row, mostly in solitary confinement, Christa Gail Pike was due to be executed by lethal injection on September 30^th as Venus in Scorpio slowed ahead of her Retrograde station and conjoined unpredictable Uranus in her birth chart. She received two doses of the lethal phenobarbital and survived, her badly damaged arms still shackled to her hospital bed despite pleas from medical staff for the removal of restraints. Christa is now experiencing a Chiron return, a time of deep wounding, quite literally, as she has pneumonia, a blood clot and is unable to move her badly swollen and needle damaged arms. Chiron return times are important milestones in our human journey. They can also be times of deep spiritual healing. She is reported to have received compassionate care by the first responders and medical staff attending to her after the botched attempt to execute her.

Helen Prejean, a catholic nun who has called repeatedly for the abolishment of the death penalty in America, told the Guardian: “this is the essence of cruelty. Take a conscious, imaginative human being, give her a date for her death, have her anticipate it over and over again, and then take her out and try to kill her.”

Venus Retrograde in Scorpio is a deep dive into the collective and personal shadow.

Trump has approved the execution by firing squad of Nidal Hasan. He is due to be shot to death on December 3^rd as Venus, now direct, lingers poignantly on the final critical degree of Libra.

As Venus moves through the still dark waters of Scorpio, she reveals the dark underbelly of toxic masculintiy and misogyny that pervades so much of our society. The obnoxious sexual predator Russell Brand appears in court on trial for rape and sexual assault during this Venus Retrograde period. Back in September 2023, when Venus was blazing through Leo, Brand was in the throes of the second of three Pluto oppositions to his beleaguered Venus/Saturn/Chiron configuration. Now, transiting Saturn (fate, the law) conjoins his moon and Mars in Aries. Carl Jung is often quoted as saying, “until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate.”

In a world that feels so fast, so broken, Venus Retrograde periods distil the essence of what it is that we hold dear to our hearts. Venus in Scorpio demands that we examine the stories we tell ourselves about our relationships – are our power struggles about power, or about trust, or our innate human need to be truly seen?

“Nurture your commitment,” advises couples therapist Howard J. Markman. A great marriage is predicted not so much by your finding the right partner as by your being the right partner.” Now, as Venus travels through uncompromising Scorpio, may we replenish our courage to share difficult truths. May we have the courage to love deeply.

Everything that is in the heavens,
on earth,
and under the earth
is penetrated with connectedness,
penetrated with relatedness.
—Hildegard of Bingen.

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September 10, 2026 In Astrology, General, Relationship, Self Growth By Ingrid Hoffman

From this moment on—Sun in Virgo—August 23rd September 23rd.

No matter how big you get, don’t forget where you came from. Stay humble, stay grateful—Shania Twain.

Autumn has arrived, carrying the scent of change. Already pathways and woodlands are carpeted with bright flashes of crimson and gold. Virgo’s arrival heralds the autumn equinox on September 23rd (spring in the southern hemisphere) and, as the seasons change, we enter a threshold state, a time of in-betweenness where there is no firm foothold, just a knowing that something is is about to change.

This may be the season of our own shedding of leaves. A physical spring cleaning of our home. An emotional emptying out, as we leave a place of work, move home, end a relationship or complete something we have been working on for months.

As the sun moves through Virgo, we stand at a doorway, an opening space between the seasons. In Japanese culture, the word, “ma” means an opening or an interval, in space and time. Ann Tashi Slater writes that ma is “found in unpainted areas on folding screens, void areas in a photograph, silence during a conversation, the hush between breaking waves. It’s the vitality generated by emptiness; in the way a blank page gives rise to creative energy.”

So, at this gateway we may glance back at the months since the spring Equinox here in the north. What do we want to leave behind? What will be nourishing and sustaining in the dark months of winter?

The new moon in Virgo (18 ° Virgo) on September 11^th is first lunation after two potent eclipses. The symbolism of the Virgo archetype offers the discernment to see clearly now as we emerge from the eclipse shadow lands. New moons accompany fresh starts, endings and beginnings. This new moon is accompanied by Mercury, which has just moved into rational Libra and makes an opposition to Neptune—a celestial prompt to fact-check, stay in our integrity, and to consider both sides of a situation, as this new season begins.

Virgo carries the energy of pared down simplicity. She presides over the quiet rhythms and routines that root us in seemingly ordinary tasks. Earth is Virgo’s element, and Virgoan qualities are so often depicted in fairy tale where the heroine of the story performs tasks with humility and attention to detail.

Humility derives from the Latin, humilis—down low, on the ground or of the earth. As the sun moved through Virgo, singer songwriter Shania Twain was born in humble circumstances in Windsor Ontario. Her innate talent, business acumen, and hours of hard work have earned her the accolade, Queen of Country Pop. There is no accurate birth time for Shania, so the Ascendant sign and moon placement is unreliable, though her birth chart depicts the slower moving planets and sun in Virgo.

Saturn was in emotional and empathic Pisces on the day of her birth. Saturn symbolises those tough experiences that grow us up, teach us the value of commitment and responsibility. “I’ve always believed that if you put in the work, the results will come,” she is quoted as saying. Saturn (responsibility, resilience, maturity) features in her early life as she took on the role of caretaker to her mother who suffered from bouts of dark depression, and parent to her younger siblings. The home was chaotic, often turbulent, her parents often at war, smashing, screaming. By the time she was eight years old, Shania was singing in bars to bring in money for the household. At ten she began writing her own songs with Virgoan commitment and dedication to her craft.

When she was thirteen, she persuaded her mother to seek refuge in a women’s shelter, but her mother returned to her father with the younger children. As Saturn squared her Virgo planets, both her parents were killed in a car accident. She was twenty-two years old. Shania put her dreams of becoming a musician on hold to parent her younger siblings.

Her first Saturn Return in 1995, was marked by a fated meeting with a Nashville music executive while she was singing at a golf resort. She was offered a recording contract that laid the foundations (Saturn – structure, discipline, responsibility and maturity) for a global career. Another hard Saturnian lesson accompanied the separation from her husband in 2008 as Saturn conjoined her Virgo planets. Her husband, Mutt Lange had fallen in love with her best friend, Marie-Anne. It was Marie-Anne’s husband, Frédéric Thiébaud who broke the news of their affair. Shania and Frédéric became close, and were married as Saturn moved through Taurus, marking the stability of this period of her life.

Shania was enjoying a global musical career when she was bitten by a tick while riding through the woodlands and contracted Lyme disease which prevented her from singing for nearly a decade. This health crisis affected not only her voice (earth element expression) but compelled her to turn inward, pay attention to her health, to serve herself. Virgo rules the nervous system and the immune response. Saturn featured again by transit during this period of seclusion and healing, this time in a trine to itself. She didn’t return to public life after this long hiatus until 2017 as Saturn squared her Virgo planets and she struggled with anxiety and depression.

At her Second Saturn Return, Shania has publicly stated that she is fully recovered from Lyme disease. She finished a demanding residency in Las Vegas on New Year’s Eve 2025. Her Virgoan ability to stay connected to life’s realities, despite enormous wealth and global fame, has endeared her to her audiences. May this be a time of rest and replenishment for this remarkable woman who has touched so many hearts over the decades. She epitomises Virgoan qualities of humility, service, and quiet commitment to her craft.

In this Virgo season, we may be prioritising self-care, re-imagining our lives. Executive coach, Vanessa Loder speaks about “following our energetic breadcrumbs,” a daily choice, a tiny moment, that we can all feel into when we begin to focus our attention to those seemingly ordinary encounters.

This month ends with an incandescent Aries full moon on September 26^th, accompanying high tides and heightened intuition. Aries carries the impetus for new beginnings, action, and those instinctual life choices, and the moon represents our emotions, often passionate and volatile, when warmed by the fire of Aries. Neptune and Saturn flank the moon in independent Aries, symbolising a tension between structure and reality on one hand and the illusive and the ethereal on the other.

Lauren Elkin writes so poignantly, “And sometimes we hold on with both hands to things we really want to release.

This is a hard thing to admit. How do we know what to keep, and what is just an old idea we had about ourselves?”

In Aries, the fire element is ignited. The sun in Libra makes a trine to Pluto and Uranus, offering opportunities to know what we need to keep and what we need to release as we cross the threshold into something new.

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August 11, 2026 In Astrology, General, Self Growth By Ingrid Hoffman

What we can’t See—Season of Eclipses.

The nitrogen in our DNA, the calcium in our teeth, the iron in our blood, the carbon in our apple pies were made in the interiors of collapsing stars. We are made of star stuff—Carl Sagan.

On the evening of August 12^th, the temperature will suddenly cool, and a strange silence will settle over the crowds who have gathered to witness the most dramatic solar eclipse in Western Europe in three decades. As the soft round body of the moon slips gracefully between the earth and the sun, a moon shadow will darken the face of the sun and for just a brief moment in time, we may be reminded of our ancient connection to the sun, the moon, and the stars.

This Leo eclipse begins in Siberia, arcs across Greenland and Iceland, the Arctic Circle, and the North Atlantic Ocean. The last place on land to view this eclipse will be Menorca and Majorca. A partial eclipse will be visible all over Europe. After months of drought and wild fires this super-charged new moon (20º Leo) conjures imagery heat and scorched landscapes. It is part of a great cycle of eclipses in the Saros Series 10 South. Astrologer, Bernadette Brady interprets this Saros Series as an opportunity to break out of a very negative situation… a worry that may have been affecting a person will suddenly clear. The solution is shown by the Cosmos and needs to be taken up without too much delay.

In the symbolic language of astrology, eclipses are threshold moments, moments charged with light and darkness. This eclipse carries a sense of urgency, a frisson of tension.

We may feel we are poised on the threshold of a new beginning yet not yet able to see our way clearly (the moon darkens the light of the sun during this total solar eclipse) but we will have time to follow the call of our heart as the effects of this highly charged new moon will last six months.

This solar eclipse aligns with the star Merak, in Ursa Major. Merak is one of the pointer stars in the Big Dipper, associated with guidance and direction as it leads us to the North Star. Eclipses often accentuate important check point times in our lives. This eclipse chart shows Mercury opposite Pluto, Venus opposite Neptune, Mars has just entered Cancer, and there is a powerful concentration of planets in fiery Leo.

Symbolically, eclipses amplify the intensity of power struggles, life-changing choices, triangular dramas, those pivotal moments that charge our lives with a new impetus, a new sense of direction.

Eclipses arrive in pairs, and more rarely, in threes, and there is an eclipse every six months when a new or full moon conjoins the moon’s nodes. On August 28^th, the body of the earth passes between the sun and the moon, throwing a shadow on the surface of the moon, a lunar eclipse in Pisces. Symbolically, our earthly concerns overshadow lunar qualities of intuition and imagination.

These two eclipses won’t cause anxiety, upset, a horrible argument, or propel us onto a new trajectory. They symbolise a moment where something is obscured, interrupted, brought to light, and revealed. Some imagination and self-reflection might be needed to interpret the meaning of these two eclipses:

Leo carries the energy of fire, courage, creativity, and authentic self-expression. In a world that is already awash with “influencers”, personal branding, and grandiose politicians, we might direct our energy towards those people or projects that feel whole hearted rather than performative or self-proclaiming.

Pisces encompasses the boundary-less realm of water, the collective, rather than the personal. This lunar eclipse might offer an opportunity to ask ourselves what must I sacrifice, surrender? How can I serve, what can I give, rather than what’s in this for me? Pisces is the imaginative dreamer, the sensitive and empathic expression of an open heart.

Not everyone will resonate with the same intensity as an eclipse brushes over their birth chart. Eclipses are feral, unpredictable things, yet for us all, the symbolism of this season of eclipses calls us to pause and gaze up at the heavens. To remember that we are connected to the earth, and the stars. That, in the words of Carl Sagan, “we are the universe experiencing itself.

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July 27, 2026 In Astrology, Relationship, Self Growth By Ingrid Hoffman

Hear me Roar—Sun in Leo meets moon in Aquarius—29th July.

You mustn’t be afraid to dream a little bigger, darling. Christopher Nolan.

We’re almost half-way between the summer solstice and the autumn equinox.

The sun entered Leo on July 22^nd, a sign that has been associated with the fierce heat of summer for thousands of years. The Mesopotamians recognised the lion-shaped constellation as early as 4000 BCE, and lion motifs and enormous statues appeared alongside thrones and in temples throughout the Indus valley. The bright star Regulus, the “star that stands at the Lion’s breast”, was one of the four Royal Stars of Persian astronomy, a regal guardian of the four cardinal points in those ancient skies. To ancient star gazers, priests and farmers, the sun’s dominant presence and heat matched the qualities assigned to Leo. Wild lions, king of the beasts, their manes shining in the mid-summer sunlight, entered human settlements in search of prey and water. Golden-maned lions, gods and kings of the Bronze Age then became the haloed martyrs, messiahs, the saints and emperors, heads surrounded by radiating light, depicted in the iconography of ancient Egypt, Greece, Italy, and in the Hindu and Buddhist religions.

In medical astrology, Leo rules our spine and our heart. As the sun illuminates the Leo part of our birth chart, we consider a time in our life where we felt too much for someone, where we stifled our passion, our instincts, our natural sexuality. Leo symbolises confidence, our authentic self-expression, the courage it takes not to shrink from our true worth.

In her resplendent memoir, “I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings,” Maya Angelou writes: “I believe that each of us comes from the Creator trailing wisps of glory. We are born to this moment for the purpose of realizing our inherent strengths and striving to become all that we are capable of being. But we are not capable of being our best unless we have the courage to face who we are and to live out our full potential.”

Filmmaker Christopher Nolan was born on July 30^th 1970, as the sun moved through Leo. (Birth chart below.) His latest gigantic, shimmering offering, The Odyssey, an Imax-sized, broad-brush stroke movie, crowns Nolan as one of today’s leading filmmakers.

His birth chart shows a Leo sun and Mars in a tight, muscular conjunction with Mars adding extra fire power to his presence and charisma and the boldness of his self-expression. Heroes, wars, and larger-than-life characters like J. Robert Oppenheimer and Odysseus have all been subjects that light his solar fire. His moon, in sensitive Cancer rules the Midheaven (status, career, public) and semi-squares Saturn. Mercury squares Neptune, aiding his ability to dream big, to tap into the utter futility of warfare, the grim sorrow of ruined lives and the emptiness of loss.

As we tend to our own solar fire this month of the Lion, a configuration of planets has been silently forming a graceful geometric pattern in the skies since late June.

The energy of this important alignment sweeps through the collective as Uranus (visionary impetus), Pluto (destruction), Jupiter (expansion), and Neptune (dissolution, loss) align at 4 degrees. The alignment is called “Barbault’s Basket”, or less evocatively, “Barbault’s Cyclic Index”, and is billed as one of the most important planetary cycles of the 21^st century. The current hype about this alignment is designed to feed hungry algorithms and be regurgitated by Chatbots. It delivers just what the punters want to hear: a collective reset, a rebuilding, a collective healing, societal restructuring.

André Barbault, in Planetary Cycles: Mundane Astrology, wrote: “the next conjunction (of Saturn/Neptune) in 2026 is … is the most benefic configuration of the century, and its interplanetary partnership will work for the best in a splendid relaunch of civilisation.”

Sadly as yet, there are few indications of such a relaunch, though you may be feeling the energy of Barbault’s Basket as you consider an important reset in your own life right now. In your own birth chart, planets or angles at 4 degrees Leo/Aquarius; Aries/Libra; Gemini/Sagittarius will be held in the Basket. Those who wield power in our world seem oblivious to the existential crisis of global warming, the suffering caused by war, or the widening gulf between rich and poor. A conflagration of wildfires scorches vast tracts of desiccated land in Canada, America and Europe, as Saturn (losses, obstacles, reversals) and Neptune (dissolution, sorrow) move through the fire sign of Aries.

Saturn stationed Retrograde on July 26^th, with Eris (outraged goddess of discord, contention, and rivalry) turning Retrograde just a few days before (July 22^nd). Saturn makes a demoralising T-square to the US nation’s natal Sun-Saturn square, and will then turn direct in November 2026, to square Trump’s natal Mercury-Neptune square, a repeat of February/April 2026 that marked the beginning of the senseless, futile war on Iran. There may be more destruction to vast tracts of the natural world, with untold destruction to wildlife as Mercury, now moving direct, enters Leo on August 10^th followed by a solar eclipse in Leo on the 12^th. Jupiter in the fire sign of Leo opposes Pluto this month amplifying issues of crisis, survival, death and destruction.

As the sun makes his grand tour through the vibrant fire sign of Leo, the moon positions herself in the opposite sign of Aquarius (6° Aquarius conjunct Pluto at 4º Aquarius) on July 29^th. This is a marriage of opposites that aligns with the Basket: Ardent Leo, all heart, and detached Aquarius, ideals and intellect.

Full moons illuminate, bring completion, sensitise and intensify our emotions. This full moon is shadowed by the energy of Pluto, with the sun and Jupiter in Leo, which will further inflate any issue. Transiting Venus and Mars are also forming a fractious square, so be kind and compassionate to yourself and to those around you.

There are few who can stare at the pain of the world without blinking. We all long for some light, vacuous distraction from the reality of raging wildfires that consume forsaken landscapes, the tumult of politics, and the vagaries of the obscenely rich. Yet amongst the little fires or the flames of the inferno, new possibilities will grow, the much longed for changes we dreaded, yet unconsciously manifested.

“Despair is our chance to wrestle with fire and come through,” writes Christina Baldwin. The vibratory signature of this regenerative full moon conjunct Pluto may light the way, even if dimly at first, to a flowering of purpose, a deeper way of listening, a different way of seeing, an outward rush of a life force that floods through us even in the flaming heat and smoky darkness.

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