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Astrological news this week: Surprising adjustments with Mars and Venus square Uranus

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Astrological update for the week of March 21, 2022

If you can identify this artist please let me know in the comments! As the week begins the energies of last week’s Equinox are still winding down, forcing adjustments in expectations and laying the groundwork for a new season. The March Equinox occurs when the Sun enters Aries in the tropical system – the first day of spring in the northern hemisphere and the beginning of the zodiacal wheel. Aries is the sign of initiation, of blazing a new trail and forging ahead […]

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By Lynn Hayes|2024-02-18T11:55:47-05:00March 21st, 2022|Planetary news this week|3 Comments

Astrological news this week: Stelliums, Virgo Full Moon, and Equinox news

Planetary forecast for the week of March 14-21, 2022.

art by Gwen Davies

You might have read some different articles this week about the intensity of the planets this week because the planets are all in a bunch. Astrological news is just like any other kind of media – we thrive on drama to bring in the eyeballs. But it seems to me that this week’s astrology is not nearly as dramatic as it was a few weeks ago when the Moon was in Capricorn, Aquarius and […]

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By Lynn Hayes|2024-02-18T11:56:07-05:00March 14th, 2022|Planetary news this week|0 Comments

Weekend update: 3.20.21. The meaning of the March Equinox

art by Sue Wookey

With the Sun entering the sign of Aries at 5:37 am, the season of Spring has officially begun in the northern hemisphere. On this day, the light and dark have achieved equal status: day and night are in balance. Aries is the first sign in the zodiac and as such it is the sign of initiation and the point of beginning. There is a burst of energy at the Aries point: an unbridled explosion of pure potential and action, and this is the energy […]

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By Lynn Hayes|2023-12-21T16:19:31-05:00March 20th, 2021|Holidays|0 Comments

Forecast for the week of March 15, 2021 including Vernal Equinox

This week we have the turn of the seasons when the Sun enters Aries at the Equinox. In this week’s video I’ll do a little dive into the meaning of the Equinox and forecast the energies for the week ahead. Enjoy!

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By Lynn Hayes|2023-12-21T16:19:47-05:00March 15th, 2021|Planetary news this week|7 Comments

This equinox Libra Full Moon brings a shift in perspective

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FULL MOON AT THE EQUINOX!!

The time of the Full Moon, when the Sun in the sky is exactly opposite the Moon from our vantage point on earth, is always a time for balance. The Sun is our conscious Self – our goals, our visions, our ideas that combine to create our lives. The Moon illustrates our instincts and our subconscious needs and desires – the emotions that can be murky but always real and true.

The lunar cycle is symbolic of the dance between our […]

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By Lynn Hayes|2023-12-21T16:20:00-05:00March 19th, 2019|Moon|3 Comments

New Moon at the Spring Equinox! Time for a fresh start

“Ascension” by Willow Arlenea

The Aries New Moon on March 20th at 6:45 pm Eastern time occurs at the Aries Point – the zero degree of Aries that marks the beginning of the entire zodiac. For the northern hemisphere, this marks the first day of spring (you Aussies and Kiwis, and anyone living in Antarctica, may want to read my earlier article about astrology in the southern hemisphere here).

The Aries Point gets a special mention in astrological literature. Kim Falconer […]

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By Lynn Hayes|2023-12-21T16:20:35-05:00March 20th, 2015|Moon|4 Comments

Vernal Equinox, March 20 2011

Art by Laura Elliott. The Vernal or Spring Equinox takes place at 7:41 pm tonight (EDT) and it looks like the intensity will continue to ramp up for the next few months. The Equinoxes and Solstices occur when the Sun moves into the Cardinal signs: Aries for spring, Cancer for summer, Libra for fall, and Capricorn for winter.

Aries is the first sign in the zodiac and as such it is the sign of initiation and the point of beginning. There is a burst of energy […]

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By Lynn Hayes|2023-12-21T16:20:58-05:00March 20th, 2011|Holidays|Comments Off

Will the Supermoon wreak more havoc on the world?

Astrology is back in the mainstream news, with articles like this that have been circulating the internet lately:

The powerful tsunami that today slammed into Japan’s eastern coast comes just two days after warnings that the movement of the moon could trigger unpredictable events on Earth.

Astrologers predicted that on March 19 – a week tomorrow – the so-called ‘supermoon’ will be closer to Earth than at any time since 1992, just 221,567 miles away, and that its gravitational pull will bring chaos to Earth.

Others on the Internet have […]

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By Lynn Hayes|2023-12-21T16:21:10-05:00March 14th, 2011|Ecology|5 Comments

Vernal Equinox today – the first day of Spring!

Art by Kathryn Rodenbach.

The Sun enters Aries today, marking the Vernal Equinox – the time at which the days and nights are of equal length. The charts for the Equinoxes and Solstices are significant in predicting the energy that will be circulating over the next few months, and these charts are often used by weather forecasters as well as other prognosticators of various kinds.

The chart for the current Equinox shows an exact opposition of Saturn to the Sun, which suggests challenges and delays along with the […]

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By Lynn Hayes|2023-12-21T16:21:22-05:00March 20th, 2010|Astrology|Comments Off

The Messier Marathon: How many galaxies can you see?

When the New Moon occurs near the spring equinox and the sky is dark, there is an opportunity to view up to 110 deep sky objects as catalogued by Charles Messier. These include galaxies and nebulae and star clusters that are normally not visible with amateur astronomical equipment.

For you astronomy buffs out there, Universe Today has provided a tour guide to view all 110 objects at a leisurely pace over an eleven-day period, ten at a time. They started yesterday though, so you may have to do a bit of […]

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By Lynn Hayes|2023-12-21T16:27:06-05:00March 21st, 2009|Astronomy|Comments Off