Astrologer Pam Younghans writes this weekly astrological journal based on planetary influences, and offers perspectives and insights to assist you in making the best use of current energies. This column is not intended as prediction. Your own experience will be more specifically defined by transits to your personal chart.
Aspects of Note this Week:
All times listed are Pacific Daylight Time. (For Eastern Time, add 3 hours; For Greenwich Mean Time, add 7 hours.)
MON: Mercury sesquiquadrate Jupiter
TUE: Moon Full Moon/Total Lunar Eclipse at 3:01 a.m. PST, Sun conjunct Mercury, Mercury opposite Uranus
WED: Sun opposite Uranus, Uranus trine Ceres, Mercury square Saturn
THU: Venus trine Neptune
FRI: Sun square Saturn, Venus quincunx Eris, Venus quincunx Mars
SAT: Mercury trine Neptune
SUN: Venus sextile Pluto, Mars sextile Eris, Mercury quincunx Mars, Mercury quincunx Eris
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THE UNKNOWN QUANTITY: The universe usually likes to keep us guessing, a fact that most predictive astrologers will quickly acknowledge. There is always an unknown factor involved in any planetary event; this is particularly true of an eclipse, especially a total eclipse, which tends to involve even more of a "surprise factor" than a partial eclipse.
Unpredictability is a quality for which the planet Uranus is also famous. This is why many astrologers suggest that we "expect the unexpected" when Uranus is involved in planetary activity.
Our eclipse this Tuesday can thus be considered VERY Uranian, since it is both a Total Lunar Eclipse and the Moon will be closely aligned with Uranus for the event. In fact, given how the chart for the lunation looks, we'll need to consider it somewhat like playing the game "52-Card Pickup." The only thing we can count on, is that if we throw a deck of cards up into the air, how and where the individual cards land will be haphazard and very hard to predict ahead of time.
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