• Jupiter in Gemini

    Jupiter, planet of expansion, optimism, learning, good fortune, and opportunity, only visits a sign once every twelve years, so when it does, it becomes a big deal, especially to those […]

  • Neptune in Aries

    The last time Neptune transited the sign of Aries was from 1862 through 1875. You will have a glimpse of what this never-before-experienced energy means for you during its first […]

  • Mars in Leo

    This journey began back on November 3, 2024 when Mars first entered Leo. Typically, Mars only visits a sign once every two years, however in this instance it stationed retrograde […]

  • Sun in Gemini

    Unlike the transit of the Sun through Taurus, when in Gemini, the pace picks up, and there is a constant sense of busyness. It is not really at all about […]

  • Saturn in Aries

    Saturn only visits a sign approximately every twenty-nine years and last left Aries on February 28, 1999. This visit of Saturn to the sign of the Ram will be a […]

  • Mercury in Gemini

    There’s no place like home!  Mercury in Gemini is a scattered energy, so a To-Do List may come in handy, but you will want to take care of business and […]

  • Venus in Taurus

    Taurus is the more sensual of the two places which Venus calls home, the other being Libra. If ever there was a perfect time for self-care and to be self-indulgent, […]

  • Mercury conjunct Jupiter

    This is a very social transit, one which can often bring with it some incredible good news. The outlook now tends to be more optimistic, and people may even appear […]

  • Mercury in Cancer

    There is a shift which takes place here, almost setting aside the more intellectual part of Mercury, in favor of paying attention to intuition. Heightened intuition can be a good […]

  • Mercury square Saturn

    This particular transit can feel mentally challenging for many people. It is a good time to tackle things which you find hard to do with regard to thinking critically. Thoughts and communication are better left for another time, as they can be easily misunderstood. Be sure to dot your i’s and cross your t’s, for […]