Every month the new moon sets the stage for a new beginning. Not the “ta-da” part of new beginnings, but the part where we find ourselves underground in the dark, and following our instincts to the light. Even though there’s no evidence yet that we will be successful we are driven to continue.

It’s Leo Season now and although the first part of the month will continue the difficult trend of the last two months, relief is on the way! We don’t want you to miss the real opportunity of Leo just because it’s been one of the most misunderstood signs of the zodiac.

Oscar Wilde, poet and playwright, was quoted as saying, “Be yourself, everyone else is taken”. That really speaks volumes of this Aquarian full moon. On August 3rd it flows abundant charges of originality, imaginative and spontaneous creativity into our minds and hearts and blesses our delightfully unique souls with just the right amount of courage to bust out a rousing chorus of “I gotta be me”.

The New Moon graciously provides us with a long-needed respite from working the plan. Ordinarily, we would provide a candle ritual to get some magic going, but this time we are going to respect the energy and let it be. Why? Simply put, this New Moon opposes Saturn in Capricorn.

Ordinarily, Cancer season is the time of the year where our focus is on emotional security, and can be the balm we need, especially pertinent during the COVID-19 pandemic. As we begin to understand what our ‘new normal’ is for the short-term future, our need to feel connected to others on the emotional level is going to be important.

Our theme for this month is “work the plan”. Perfect for a Capricorn Full moon experiencing a lunar eclipse. One thing you can count on right now is an extra push to act on whatever you are hesitating over. Get your parachute on and enjoy the ride this July 4th weekend, as shocking as it may seem in the moment.

We have a powerful solar eclipse in the sign of Cancer and a New Moon in Cancer and it’s Father’s day! Ordinarily, the New Moon is a great time to begin new things, but, during a solar eclipse, it is not recommended. However, it is a good time to connect with spirit and meditate because this sign helps us deepen our sensitivity to the other side.

June is crammed with cosmic activity, which the sign of Gemini might appreciate considering its normal frenetic energy. This month’s highlights are two potent eclipse’s and Mercury goes retrograde in watery cancer.

Until the 21st, the sun is in Gemini, the sign of the twins and, psychologically speaking, twins represent duality and can indicate that two sides of the personality are at odds with one another.

This is a tricky full moon because of its eclipse. Normally a full moon in Sagittarius during a Gemini Sun would be about completing milestones of your life and celebrating them. That part hasn’t changed, but how you celebrate will. June 5th will not be the day you throw that party or have that commencement ceremony.

Our New Moon is visiting the sign of Gemini on May 22, 2020. The energy is all about starting something new or going to the next step, but we may find our minds flitting from one subject to another. It’s ok, this is the influence of a Gemini New Moon in action.

Our Full Moon is visiting the sign of Scorpio on May 7, 2020. This moon phase asks us to wrap things up and let the pain not only teach us but transform us. Scorpio energy sets the stage for lasting change because we have changed.

We’re in the season of Taurus which is associated with finances and money. This year Taurus is asking us to look deeper into the core of what it means to be the bull.

Of all the myths around this energy, the story of King Minos, the son of Zeus and Europa is the most compelling.

There is nothing quite like a New Moon in Taurus. It feels sweet, gentle and calm. I am reminded of Ferdinand the gentle bull who stayed true to himself in spite of all the teasing from the other bulls. He cherished a life of peace and he wandered off away from peer pressure to maintain it.

Happy Astrological New Year. We have been through all the signs and we begin again. This year features the rising sun. The Sun is our sense of individuality and our divine purpose. It’s all about figuring out who we are, and finding our particular reason for being alive.

The Libra full moon is about relationships and how we are influencing each other. On the plus side is a beautiful community where compassion reigns supreme. The flip side of that is power struggles, co-dependency, and other unsavory behaviors that leave us feeling manipulated and threatened.

We love an Aries New moon. That means we’re going to get an energizing boost and have the kahunas to follow through. Use this energy combo to give new life to your projects. If you are anything like us, you’ve got too many irons in the fire to do any of them much justice.

What a beautiful time for letting go of old habits, debunked projects, and habits that only complicate and confuse your life. A Full moon in Virgo fills us with the powers of organization, setting priorities, and a deep desire to dig in and put in the work to make sweeping changes.

March puts us right smack in the middle of the Pisces season. The energy of Pisces tends to be misunderstood and blamed for many of the less desirable behaviors we can indulge in. Namely addiction, fanaticism, and dysfunction. Also, cultures tend to define the meaning of the sign through their own lenses.

A New Moon in Pisces is a fantastic opportunity to heal family curses, meaning, the unhealthy way our ancestors dealt with their challenges in life and with each other. This month our theme is about clarity in love. When we take the time to understand what our ancestors believed to be true, and the circumstances they lived in, we can have more compassion around the decisions they made and why.

The Full Moon occurs during the early hours of February 9th in fiery Leo. This beautiful moon creates the perfect energy for healing any trauma caused by painful relationships. Perfect Segway into our theme this month, getting clarity in love. Love is an energy that flows to and from us and understanding how that works is a gift that keeps on giving.