November 21-27
From November 21st to the 27th this is the perfect bridge moment between the world we have been living in and the new world being born. This is a time of inner and outer communication. Diligent effort is needed, but we do have an easy time accomplishing our goals; this is a lucky moment.
21st – Monday – Extreme changes of scenery and abrupt endings of a new project can leave us confused. We can find peace by staying with traditional methods and exercising real patience.
22nd – Tuesday – Venus Sextile Saturn, Sun enters Sagittarius – It’s one of those times where we can hold on to every opportunity and wait for what we really want. Compromises aren’t necessary; discipline frees creativity.
23rd – Wednesday – Sun Trines Uranus, Mars Trine Pluto – Power and passion ignites a beautiful display of intentional creation. We have an uncanny knack for seeing which details are really important and selecting the most inventive and genuinely practical methods.
24th – Thursday – Mercury turns Retrograde, Sun Quincunx Jupiter, Mercury Parallel Venus, Venus Sextile Neptune – Grandiose visions of a beautiful tomorrow will not feed the world’s starving masses. However, envisioning a better humanity is the first step in creating more conscious people.
25th – Friday – The New Moon, Mars Parallel Jupiter – Enthusiasm is the driving force behind this moment. Enjoy life; the time to act is coming. For now, plan, meditate, and gather your strength.
26th – Saturday – Venus enters Capricorn, Venus Square Uranus – We change directions; there is a sudden shift in awareness and we find conflict between our desires and our responsibilities. We are struggling to express our thoughts in a truthful manner. Have we missed something? Have we done our best? Self questioning can take on deep geometric proportions.
27th – Sunday – Venus Trine Jupiter – Finally, the pieces of the puzzle all come together…we are fortunate and very lucky if we are perceptive enough to see what is being offered and grasp it with both hands and be grateful.
