Cancer, Capercorn, Cancer, Capricorn - What's the Corona Virus?

What Shannon Shares:

• Using astrology to survey time and cycles
• Why astrologers have been looking towards 2020 for many years
• What it means to see Jupiter and Saturn come together in Aquarius for the first time in 600 years

What You'll Hear:

• Examining planetary transits that have not culminated for hundreds of years
• Breaking down old structures so that we can build new ones that are suitable for our current society
• Why the United States is experiencing an even bigger shift than other nations
• Why Saturn's time in Capricorn has helped us address outdated systems
• How Saturn's transition into Aquarius supports individuals and societies in innovation
• Expecting introspection and realizations during the next 3 months.
• Why July 1- Dec 16 will be an important time for productive building
• Understanding how planets move through the signs by examining the sun's movement
• Transitioning from a state of 'undoing' to 'creating'
• Looking forward to positive things coming as 2020 moves into 2021
• Why we're being called to undo old patterns around parenting and relating
• Using the energy of Cancer to relax and go within during this time of discomfort
• The various planetary ways we can see that stability is being disrupted physically and energetically
• Moving into a new economic system
• Committing the time and focus to come inward so you may soften the transition
• Using Venus in retrograde this spring to figure out what it is we want
• Saturn and Jupiter coming together in an air sign is supporting innovation and communication
• Viewing Mars retrograde in Aries this fall as a productive fever
• Astrologically moving from solid infrastructure to electrical infrastructure
• Developing comfort in verbal communication
• Being creative and deliberate with how you create social structures in an era of increased online presence
• The north node in Cancer supports us in coming into our authentic inner selves
• The necessity of being clear in ourselves before we start adding to the collective conversation