Early next week, we have an exceptionally forceful and dramatic New Moon in Taurus, followed swiftly by the long-awaited ingress of Uranus into Taurus. I’ll cover the New Moon chart here, and discuss the Uranus-Taurus ingress in a later column. (For additional insights into each of these events, please consider signing up for one or both of my next two webinars; details below!)
When the chart is cast for Washington, DC, we find out-of-bounds Venus in Gemini, along with Pallas Athena, in the First House — both tightly conjunct the Ascendant. Venus, of course, rules the Sun, Moon, and Mercury in Taurus: dragging their energy up from the Twelfth House of Undoing (where they reside) into the First House of Public Affairs.
We can expect to see hidden matters come to light, particularly relating to beyond-normal (i.e. out of bounds) Venusian issues in Washington and in the US at large, since our nation’s capital is there. In chatty Gemini, the Goddesses are spilling the beans.
As the artist formerly known as Stephanie Cliffords memorably expressed it, “Storm’s a-coming, baby!” And she doesn’t give a heck whether you believe in climate change.
Meanwhile, the #MeToo reckoning continues, and will continue, to unfold.
Capricorn also rules Karma: making this New Moon a GREAT time to get caught for sneaky behaviors, especially relating to taxes and money from other people (further Eighth-House-ruled matters). Actions may have unexpected consequences, as Mars (Lord of Action) on the ultra-explosive anaretic degree of Capricorn squares Uranus (Lord of Chaos) at the equally explosive anaretic degree of Aries.
If in doubt, it’s advisable to keep your head down and your nose to the grindstone. On the other hand, this may be the breakthrough you’ve been waiting for. We’re collectively reaping what we’ve sown.
Neptune, Lord of Dreams, is the highest planet in the chart, and he’s conjunct the asteroid Icarus and the fixed star Achernar. Icarus, as you may remember, was the boy who flew too close to the Sun and was plunged into the sea. Achernar is the river into which Phaeton fell, after his own bout of aerial hubris. All this is to say, be careful of water- and metal-related accidents, and channel your exuberance into realistic, measured action.
Slow down and pay attention. It’s not a good time to zip around.
You might miss something important.
Because the energy is SO volatile, people around you are prone to act rashly. We’re feeling the need to do something — anything! Sudden and unexpected changes crop up, but they may be reversible later on.
Still, know that INFORMATION revealed now is true. You might not want to believe what you’re hearing, but you’ll find that it’s borne out through the 2.5-year Lunar Cycle (with significant moments on February 12, 2019; November 12, 2019; and August 11, 2020).
This chart is full of endings and beginnings, things crashing from the sky and others (like the Goddess Venus) emerging from the sea-foam.
Forward we go!
Big hugs,
Anne
P.S. The New Moon Manifestation Circle webinar is THIS SUNDAY, May 13th, at 7:30 PM EDT. Click here for more. xoxo
The New Moon in Taurus
Tuesday, May 15, 2018 at 7:47 am EDT
Washington, DC