The Aries Gang Up – A power keg of chaos
I don’t know about you, but when I wake up, I check my phone to see if that moron and his moronlets have blown the world up. Moron decided to start a war during a powerful eclipse when the god of war was in foggy, nebulous Pisces.
Not being the sharpest tool in the shed, he, of course, has made a huge mess of things. War crimes, threats of nuclear annihilation, Iran has mercilessly mocked his incompetentance. It all would be a fun South Park episode if it weren’t our own reality show.
On April 9th, we shifted from the nebulous fog of Mars Pisces to Mars entering Aries, a powerful placement as Aries is ruled by Mars.
When the god of war is in Aries, there can be a strong drive to take direct action and think about the consequences later. Mars in Aries is driven to win, extremely assertive, and impulsive. Mars in Aries is known to be bold, courageous, and fearless. The downside is that some idiots can’t handle the powerful energy and go all toxic.
The Sun, Saturn, Neptune, the Centaur Chiron, the dwarf planet Eris, Mars, and (soon Mercury) are all in Aries. The ME, ME, and more ME energy of Aries is at an all-time high. Everyone wants to be first, have it their way, and push ahead.
Let’s take a breath and look at some important aspects from now to April 25
4/9 Mars enters Aries, competitive, domineering, driven, and ambitious.
Mercury leaves the Post Retrograde shadow and returns to normal speed.
On 4/12, Mars will meet up with Neptune. This combination can represent fanaticism, paranoia, and actions driven by delusional thinking. There can be deceitful actions, misrepresentations, and confusion. The aspect points to a lack of structure and the inability to follow through.on what you have started. This conjunction shows actions that are messy and incompetent.
4/14 Mercury enters Aries, smart, snarky, quick thinking, and impulsive.
On 4/ 16 Mercury/Neptune: This aspect should be known as the “gaslighter.” A flood of misunderstandings, confused thinking, and self-deception makes it very difficult to separate fact from fiction.
4/19 Sun enters Taurus
4/19 Mars/Saturn The Mars/ Saturn combination doesn’t fool around and acts like a pressure cooker. Saturn wants to channel Mars energy and get organized. Saturn seeks authority and demands self-discipline and control. If you can’t meet the requirements, this conjunction can be punitive and dictatorial.
4/20 Mercury/ Saturn Saturn authority can feel threatened and try to suppress communication. A communication breakdown or a breakthrough, depending on the parties involved. Favors serious people who get into the finer details of negotiations with a cautious, thoughtful approach.
4/20 Mercury/Mars This is an energetic combination, blunt and tactless, inclined towards impulsive speech and actions, which can cause people to regret not thinking before doing something stupid.
4/23 Venus/ Uranus both in the Pleiades 29’ of Taurus.
Any conjunction with Uranus indicates sudden, unexpected events that can feel unsettling. Uranus in Taurus rules the global marketplace, farming/ agriculture, and the collective society’s shared monetary system.
When Venus, the goddess of love and values, makes a conjunction with Uranus, we can expect changes around the Venus themes of love and romance. Venus also rules material possessions and monetary values. Be prepared for financial shocks and relationship drama.
Unfortunately, Venus &Uranus are in an ANARETIC DEGREE that Traditional Astrologers considered especially “fateful.”
The 29’ degree of Taurus warns that there will be “something to cry about.” Expect erratic shifts in financial markets, gas and food disruptions, and changing alliances. (Diplomacy is ruled by Venus)
4/25 Sun Taurus squares Pluto Aquarius: The Sun represents leaders; the square with Pluto can produce power struggles, clashes of egos, exposure of secrets, and enormous pressure with equal resistance.
4/25 Uranus enters Gemini. Whenever an outer planet ingresses into a new sign, it’s a BIG DEAL. The planet Uranus will transform Gemini, themes around how we communicate, how we process, and share information. challenge intellectual assumptions, and broaden our concepts of freedom of speech. Come back to learn more about this event in my next post.