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The refreshing mysteries of the Pisces Full Moon

This Full Moon in Pisces is a watery pool of magic! In Pisces we see through the heart and the soul, using our amazing creative intelligence to unwrap gifts of consciousness from the Universal Mind. However, with the Pisces Moon opposite the Virgo Sun we may lose sight momentarily of the worldly details (Virgo) that keep us rooted on Planet Earth. Pisces is a sign of magic and imagination, as well as mysticism and spirituality. Under its influence we seek to merge into a feeling of bliss and unity with the One, […]

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By Lynn Hayes|2020-09-01T19:17:00-04:00September 1st, 2020|Moon|2 Comments

The dark and light faces of Venus at the Libra New Moon

Art by Catherine Roche.

The New Moon is the fusion of the Sun and the Moon – the solar light combines with lunar illumination of the darkness for the beginning of a new lunar cycle. New Moons have long been known as times to begin something new: to plant new seeds, to create, to bring something new into being.

This New Moon is in the sign of Libra. Ruled by the planet Venus, Libra is the sign that teaches equanimity, balance, and the integration of opposites. Under the influence […]

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By Lynn Hayes|2018-10-08T08:20:40-04:00October 8th, 2018|Moon|6 Comments

Venus retrograde in Scorpio: October 5, 2018 – November 16, 2018

Deviant Art. Venus turns retrograde on October 5th and will be retrograde until November 16th, 2018.

Venus usually slips through our lives like a whisper, and we barely experience her fleeting transits. Her influence is usually soft and encouraging and I often say that we only really take notice when we experience discomfort of some kind. Even the challenging transits of Venus are benign, offering us only an opportunity to indulge in greater indulgence. When Venus is retrograde, however, she moves more slowly and deliberately and her influence is […]

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By Lynn Hayes|2023-11-21T11:12:39-05:00October 1st, 2018|Planetary cycles|10 Comments