Getting extra intel abotu your jupiter (or any planet) is really helpful. Knowing your element describes an extra part of your expansion. This is a REALLY EASY EPISODE BTW....

🔎 Find it 🧩 Identify it 💭 Interpret it 👀 Notice it 💬 Share it This might not make complete sense right yet, but after a practice, you'll be able to find all of your rulers. I wonder which planets rule all four of your Angles? These are the most important planets!

If you know me well enough by now, you'll know, I like a bit of David Bowie, so I couldn't wait to mention him and a few other people to illustrate today's 3 moon aspcets! Today's astrology is shaped by three distinct lunar aspects, guiding us from emotional discipline and honest observation, through the tension between our hearts and our heads, before finishing with the confidence to take meaningful action. Along the way, examples from David Bowie, Bob Dylan, George Lucas and Tom Cruise help bring these planetary patterns to life, showing how structure, imagination and courage can all emerge from the same cosmic conversation. As the Moon finally settles into Taurus, the day closes with an invitation to slow down, ground yourself and carry your momentum into the rest of the week. |Hope you enjoy this slightly different forecast. Have a fabulous Tueasday xxxxxx PS - If I'm seeming a little remote this week, it's because I'm on my client holidays for the next 2 weeks. I'm behind the scenes on project work and going out with the fam in this blistering heat. Big love and kisses. xxxxx

✨ Thank you to everyone who joined us for our exploration of Out of Bounds planets discussion last night. We had such a rich evening together, discovering how declination adds another dimension to the birth chart and how planetary themes often repeat themselves in different ways. If you couldn't make it live—or you'd like to revisit the discussion—the replay is now available in the Classroom for premium members. I wanted to clarify 2 questions that came up last night regarding OOB planets:- Q1 - Do the declination waves move faster than the planetary transits (ie in respects of uranus and pluto). I have a tentative yes here, but will be investigating the declination charts over the last 100 years of so and compare the 2. I will get back to you - it's a tentative yes Q2 - Which OOB is more common? Yesterday I had figures based on how long a planet is OOB for, during it's whole lifetime. That put Mars as the most common OOB planet. But I also read on this blog https://www.psycheastro.com/posts/where-the-wild-things-are-the-out-of-bounds-planets, that Moon is the most common OOB planet. The answer is nuanced, but let's get clear. The Moon goes OOB most frequently, but for a short amount of time Mars goes OOB a lot, and for a lot longer So you can see how we might all get a bit confused. I think you'll never look at your chart in quite the same way again! 💙ENJOY!

Of course, it's the semi-finals tomorrow, for the UK, and even if I'm not really a footie fan, I really should watch the match. So I'm moving back the 'Out of Bounds' hangout by a week. So It'll be on the 22nd. If you want to join, check it out on the calendar!