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The Capricorn Full Moon transits two days before my 54th birthday on June 27, 2018 at 9:53 p.m. and it's right smack on my Ascendant at 6 degrees and 28 minutes, opposite my Sun. And it brings in Saturn through a conjunction. Mars goes retrograde in Aquarius on the same day. And Neptune turned retrograde eight days prior. Oh, this will be an interesting week! Capricorn Full Moon at 6 degrees and 28 minutes--Oh, man! The Moon chart contains three T-Crosses. The one that I first notice contains Venus in Leo, Jupiter in Scorpio, and Mars in Aquarius. The outlet is through Taurus where Uranus transits. Yeah, like that's a relief. Venus in Leo seeks her authentic self which she values and wants to shine in the world. But Jupiter in Scorpio brings up and exaggerates the shadows. Perhaps, people just want to enjoy a more hedonistic lifestyle or some pleasure in their life. But some bigger event calls for our attention and we get bogged down by our shadows and survival

Since Gemini rules duality the Gemini New Moon that lands on June 13 brings us clarity versus confusion. In fact, when I pulled up the chart set for Port Townsend, Washington, I felt like I was looking at a Spirograph. I thought I was looking at a series of T-Crosses but no, those aren't real T-Crosses. I feel like Dorothy landing with a thud in the astrological equivalent of Oz.  And away we go. Both Sides Now--The Gemini New Moon The Gemini New Moon usually represents a lively or a chatty time. Conversations range from trivial nonsense to serious philosophical discussions. They could revolve around technology. And communication electrifies the air, especially since Mars transits in Aquarius and Uranus has changed signs and now transits in the earthy sign Taurus. With the Moon coupled with the Sun in the sign of the Twins, we literally get a sense that we are standing at a crossroads. And yet, this crossroad seems surreal like it came out of a children's story. Not

I've had clients come to me without a birth time. A birth time is crucial for an accurate astrology reading. The reasons for this include, a birth time gives us an ascendant sign because the ascendant happens the moment the baby takes his or her first breath. A birth time also helps an astrologer come up with the right degrees for the Moon. This is important because astrologers need to know the house placement of the Moon and any aspects the Moon has with other planets. And this brings me to the last point, without a birth time, we don't have an ascendant and without an ascendant, we don't know the correct houses for planet placements. The best way to get an accurate birth time is to look at the birth certificate. And if the time is not on the birth certificate then contact the hospital or center where you were born. The hospitals keep the times on record. I had to do this for my own birth time. If you were not born in a hospital then see if your mother remembers y

It's time to look at the second half of 2018. For what appeared like a status quo year when I looked at 2018 last October, now looks like revolutions. With my forecast for January through May 2018, I saw a youthquake, women marches, political scandals, natural disasters and with Uranus moving into Taurus, I foresee volcanic activities. If it no longer serves us, it will disappear from our lives and suddenly... Uranus in Taurus, Chiron in Aries & Saturn in Capricorn   The big news for May is Uranus transiting into the stable fixed sign Taurus. And I've already spoken about earth changes and financial markets crashing. This is a revolutionary time since Mars moves into Aquarius at the same time as Uranus changing signs. And Mars will remain in Aquarius for 6 months due a retrograde in Aquarius (and the culmination degrees of Capricorn). That alone spells changes during the spring months. Meanwhile, the North Node remains in the fixed sign Leo for the remain