The Ram, the Bull, the Lion, and the Scorpion. Each in its own way is powerful, intimidating, and even deadly. And then there’s the Crab. While it’s true that its pincers can cause considerable (even excruciating) pain, the Crab does not inspire awe or fear as does a charging ram, a raging bull, a crouching…
Ep. 39 – Shortcut to the Soul Podcast Debra discusses the meaning of the July 2019 solar eclipse and offers insights into its potential influence on each of the 12 signs.
Nov. 6, 2018 – Apr. 21, 2020 (True Node) On a mundane level, the transiting nodes speak to themes we experience on a collective level. So what does their shift for the next 18 months into Cancer and Capricorn suggest for the future? Although they oppose each other, these signs are both associated with real…
Transiting Venus in Cancer After several weeks of non-stop activity in Gemini, it was time for Venus to check out of the sign of perpetual motion and into the cozy, soothing and nurturing atmosphere that Cancer calls home. Thanks to her rulership of Taurus, Venus has an earthy side that enjoys a comfortable home, hearty meals…
That Mars and Cancer were at odds with each other comes as no surprise, because their relationship has always been a tense one. You see, Mars is in its fall in Cancer, which means its energy is depleted. In fairness, although this watery sign isn’t powerful enough to extinguish Martian fire, it certainly puts a damper on it.
Consequently, while Mars is living under the Crab’s roof, he can be moody, irritable and hesitant. In fact, unless Mars can find a healthy way to express its energy, the domestic bliss that Cancer works so diligently to cultivate will be punctuated by domestic disturbances.
Although he loved being in Gemini, Mercury’s restless spirit inspired him to leave the comfort of his own sign and continue to explore the rest of the zodiac. As it happened, the next stop on his celestial itinerary would put his renowned adaptability to the test as he spent the next few weeks drenched in…
The Ram, the Bull, the Lion and the Scorpion. Each one is powerful, intimidating and even deadly in its own way. And then there’s the Crab. While it’s true that its pincers can cause excruciating pain, the Crab does not inspire awe or fear as does a charging ram, a raging bull, a crouching lion or a…