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    Astrologically, we needed an exit plan out of the Pisces Age. We've been touting the Aquarius Age at least since the late 1960s and yet, we seem to be nowhere close to this age as far as living in a utopia where everyone experiences freedom and equality. But with so many Uranus and Aquarius aspects in 2021 and with the drawing of a close to Neptune in Pisces in 2025, could that be the final marker of the Pisces Age?   I'm writing this article from my intuition and my experiences with the outer planet transits for the last several decades. I was born with two planets (Moon, Saturn) and the asteroid Chiron in Pisces opposing Uranus and Pluto in Virgo (markers in themselves). Neptune is parked on my mid heaven in the Water Sign Scorpio so I believe that I have a strong sense of Piscean energy but probably not as strong as someone born with a cluster of planets in Pisces or in the Twelfth Natal House (ruled by Pisces). I'm witnessing the dark side of Pisces along with some

  Aquarius is a sign that is better in theory than in practice. As far back as the late 1960s into the 1970s, hippies were exalting the Age of Aquarius and claiming that Aquarius was going to change everything. And now that we've entered (some astrologers say we have not) the Aquarius Age, it's messy, painful, and chaotic. It resembles the movie The Matrix and the groupthink mentality is destroying life on the planet and placing our bodies in danger. And one of the things I especially noticed after Jupiter and Saturn formed a Grand Conjunction in Aquarius last December was that I personally don't want to be a member of any camp or group. But isn't Aquarius about groups, networking, cooperation, and collaboration? Perhaps, humanity hasn't quite figured out how to do the group thing without squashing someone else' esteem or rights. Now, I'll get into the important Uranus and Aquarius transits in a moment. First, let's talk about the perils of groupthink wh

                      True Gold and the Character of a Soul While I try to avoid distractions, the Olympic Games has captured my attention and the US gymnastic team in particular. The Olympic Games opened on the day of the Aquarius Full Moon so that alone put viewers on alert for something unusual to take place. The Olympic Games always bring surprises with world records shattered by young athletes, injuries, accidents, and during the 1972 Olympics, athletes were held hostage by a Palestinian terrorist group called Black September. Four years later, another gymnast held the world's eyes captive and that was the Romanian athlete Nadia Comenci who was the first gymnast to score Perfect 10s. While I don't know where the planets were transiting in 1972 when the hostage event took place, we are reminded of the precarious situation when the world's nations send their best athletes to one spot in the world to compete for the Gold (Leo rules gold). While it's normally a peacefu