Everything is about Mars, Jupiter and the sun this week.
On Sunday, with the moon in Aquarius, Mars comes together with Jupiter in Leo. I am both excited and a little intimidated by this alignment, TBH. Mars and Jupiter have both just hit up the South Node, and they have nothing holding them back anymore. So when Mars, the full force of our will, hits Jupiter, the full abundance of resources, there’s very little holding anyone back. The exact opposite of moderation is likely to occur. Crash-outs, loud announcements and bold moves are promised—in both the personal and the collective. Hopefully, the lingering proximity to the siphoning South Node can contain some of the debris.
On Tuesday, the sun squares the nodal axis. This is a crux and a turning point in the story and marks the halfway point between eclipse seasons. It’s a moment when the story we’re writing with our lives hangs in the balance, and we have the opportunity to look up from the past and instead move toward the future. From now until eclipse season in February, we’re more oriented toward what’s coming into our lives than what’s leaving.
The moon moves into watery Pisces, providing a space to feel the impact of all that has occurred over the last several days. In Pisces, the moon looks to Jupiter for guidance, so our feelings will be straddling the desire to expand and the challenge to control the growth to ensure sustainability.
