Hi everyone, first and foremost - notice to my friends with misophonia. I am getting over being sick and officially a mouth breather.

****Correction: At some point I mention Plutos transit and accidentally say it will be in Cap until 2024. What I intended to say is 2040. Pluto will be in Capricorn until 2040. ****

In this episode, we explore the transformative Solar Eclipse in Uttara Phalguni—a nakshatra connected to friendship, friendliness, and favors. How can we embrace one another in a time of darkness and divide? How can we stay grounded and clear when there are so many messages designed to instill outrage?

We dive into Mars’ transit through Libra, a placement that calls us to learn the art of balance and diplomacy, even in turbulent circumstances. What does it mean to stand strong in your truth while remaining fair, open-hearted, and collaborative?

We discuss Rahus transit through Aquarius and the incredibly important attention it is bringing to freedom of speech and humanitarian causes. Not mentioned in the podcast is the West Coast Health Alliance, and how this is a demonstration of both Rahu in Aquarius AND Mars/Saturn opposition in Virgo and Pisces.

Along with these themes, we review other astrological ongoings and how they shape our personal and collective journeys.

This episode is an invitation to embrace equanimity and remember that light is always present—especially when we decide to lead from the heart.

YOUTUBE:

D9 exploration:

https://youtu.be/HTgYcjltyas

Characteristics of Your Spouse:

https://youtu.be/i_cOvdSbjy0

Soulmate Astrology

https://youtu.be/ExnDysvjzUw

Christine:

website: innerknowing.yoga

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