The Moon, in astrology, is a highly personal luminary. It reflects our feelings, moods and emotions. Those three attributes may sound redundant but the Moon knows, and can help you understand, the subtle differences in your interior world, how you express them, and why. In your own chart, many other things can affect your mood …
That Which Waits Within Fully-Realized Fruits
Less than two weeks until the late third of the year. If that has the ring of a holiday announcement, it is meant as such. My community has been discussing the new moon and the eclipse. This is a chance to be still and silent before something new begins. I love a good threshold and …
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New Sliver of a Moon and Friends
Venus and the new moon appear tonight in the gloaming dusk. Go outside and show this to someone who needs to be saved from adult-onset nature deficit disorder. This includes neighbors, squirrels and other wildlife. All content (c) Donna Ryall PlanetaryHours.org
Luminaries, Latin, and the Week
Monday - Our days of the week were named by Romans using Latin names for the planets. Although the Sun and Moon are luminaries, not planets, the calendar includes them. Today is the Sun's day. Monday is ruled by the Moon. The Romans were keen on astrology. An upper class woman was expected to know …
As You Prepare to Make Your Week a Work of Art
"Art is the only serious thing in the world. and the artist is the only person who is never serious." -- Oscar Wilde Bees on comb photo (c) D Ryall 2016
Mercury Rx – Prescription for Pre-Autumn Review
29 August 2016 Mercury turns retrograde tomorrow through 21 September. That means that it goes direct around Autumn Equinox. Overall, I see this Mercury Rx as a dress rehearsal for the dark of the year. The term retrograde, used in astronomy and astrology, comes from Latin and means backward step. As always, this is an …
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Full Moon and Moonset Penumbral Lunar Eclipse – August 18
The full moon in August takes place on Thursday the 18th at 04:27 a.m. (US CDT). At moonset, there will be a penumbral eclipse, visible in much of North America. Although only a small amount of the lower right side of the moon will appear to be sliced away, it doesn’t restrict the effect that …
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