Two events dominate the astrological stage this summer. One, which began in mid-May but will be in effect until 2026, is Uranus’ ingress into Taurus. The other is Mars’ imminent retrograde in Aquarius. Today we stand ankle deep in one, at the precipice of the other.
Stuff by Whitney Will
-
Locations:
Columns
Published
Jun. 13, 2018
Sun Signs: Uranus in Taurus, Mars retrograde
-
Locations:
Columns
Published
Mar. 21, 2018
Sun Signs: Capricorn cornucopia
There’s big energy on the move. In mid-March, Mars ingresses into Capricorn, joining Saturn in the Goat’s sign. The copresence of these two planets in this sign will not go unnoticed, and Mars’ two-month transit will only invigorate the already heavy tenor.
Capricorn is an… read more →
-
Locations:
Columns
Published
Feb. 15, 2018
Eclipses, dually noded: The first entry in a new astrology column
The much-talked-about “super blue blood moon” is now two weeks behind us, its appearance heralded in the first eclipse of 2018. Feb. 15’s partial solar eclipse, though only visible in Argentina and parts of Antarctica, signals the close of eclipse season.
Eclipse season comes twice a year, roughly… read more →
