Leos with their special Aquarius 😁🧡

Pluto likes to redistribute wealth and power, so it makes sense that now that he resides in an air sign, the value of intelligence is increasing.

Yay, I passed my second year exam! ☺️
"Really excellent work on this, Rebeka. Your interpretations are insightful, nuanced, and technically astute (..) and some of your answers even felt a little prescient (..)This exam was truly a pleasure to read." — Saffron Dennis, Nightlight Astrology

This echoes the Saturn in Aries sentiment so beautifully: Saturn, be not too proud. One short sleep past, we wake eternally, and death shall be no more; death, YOU shall die.

Astrology placements can have a wide range of meanings, and Saturn in Aries can represent many things too: angry old men, a new cancer treatment, ageism, or exhaustion on the way to freedom.

Saturn is the master of satire. In Pisces, he gave us The Man Who Has It All. In Aries, it’s Be A Man. With Neptune involved, the irony comes laced with disillusionment.

Neptune in Aries will certainly have its downsides, but a more positive expression could be inspired anger.

I'm happy to see this alignment forming between mainstream science and astrology.

From hare to tortoise, the transition I hope for as Jupiter moves from Gemini to Cancer.

Venus is currently moving through Aries. Jennifer Aniston describes what it’s like to have this placement natally—the sense that relationships will compromise independence and authenticity. On the bright side, she may love herself better than anyone else could.

Now that Jupiter is moving forward in Gemini again we can continue to grow by embracing this mindset.

Astrologers have discussed this for ages—the Pluto in Aquarius cycle from 2023 to 2044, mirroring the one that occurred from 1779 to 1798.

The tension between personal freedom and collective responsibility will take centre stage in the coming decades as Pluto moves through Aquarius. Pluto seeks to expose the naked truth and redistribute power where needed. It will be up to us to ensure this happens in a peaceful and constructive way.

Pluto in Aquarius and the paradox of tolerance and freedom: the tension between social responsibility and personal liberty is inherent to Aquarius.

Mary Oliver wrote this in 2008, when Pluto entered Capricorn during the age of earth (following a Saturn-Jupiter conjunction in an earth sign). We are moving away from this but the air age brings its own challenges.

This is the dark side of the Saturn-ruled signs opposing the signs of the Sun and the Moon. Saturn devouring his children. It may feel unnatural, but it is part of nature, like reptiles feeding on warm-blooded creatures.