Chiron in Aries–Taurus: Healing Through Masculine–Feminine Integration

The healing power of the threshold

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When I was four years old, I remember standing in the doorway of the hallway speaking to my father, very directly and clearly about something that was on my four-year-old mind. His response was immediate. It was anger… I was not to speak to him like that. I remember feeling very confused. My four-year-old mind could not figure out what was so offensive – I was just speaking my mind. Nonetheless, his response left me confused and fearful to speak up again. Worse, because I could not identify what was so offensive, I shut up about everything. Shortly after, I developed tonsillitis. It got so bad that I had to have my tonsils removed.

I remember being in the hospital, lying in the bed, the doctor asking me to count. I don’t know if I even reached seven, but when I woke up, I was in the corner of the surgery room inside what I can only describe as an incubator. I screamed in fear – a painful wrong move for my newly tonsil-free throat.

These were some of my earliest memories. The year was 1975, and Chiron was at 27 degrees of Aries transiting in my second house (the house of self-worth and physically, the throat) in a sextile with my ascendant and trine with my 6th house (house of health) Sun1.

Chiron is the wounded healer and teacher. In myth, Chiron taught war, hunting, archery, medicine and music. Astrologically, Chiron is often prominent during illness and surgery, and that was the case for me. Chiron has a 50-year cycle. It is now 50 years later, and Chiron is again sextile to my ascendant and trine my Sun. And you guessed it, another surgery. This time, my Venus-ruled throat was not the issue; it was my Venus-ruled uterus.

Oh, I forgot to say, natally, my Aries Chiron in the first house is opposite my Venus in Libra in the 7th house. Aries is ruled by Mars, which is our will, actions, motivation and drive, and Venus is our worth and self-esteem. It rules the throat and the womb. Nothing embodies the wounds of the Mars/masculine and Venus/Feminine more than this alignment.

It’s also timely to share this experience, because on June 19th, Chiron will move from Aries to Taurus. It will dip in and out. And it’s this dipping in and out of Aries and Taurus that I want to speak about because it brings up the collective masculine/feminine, male/female, Mars/Venus wounds.

Chiron’s transit:

Chiron is currently in Aries

Chiron in Taurus June 19, 2026 – Sept 18, 2026.

Chiron in Aries Sept 18, 2026 – April 14, 2027

Chiron in Taurus April 14, 2027 – July 2033

The last eight years of Chiron in Aries has been all about the wounds around our movement and actions. Medically, Aries rules the head (the corona), self-expression, the individual, small businesses – especially entrepreneurs. Chiron in Aries coincided with the coronavirus, but the wounds extended beyond the medical expressions of illness. Our movements were limited, and our self-expression and individuality were thwarted as a result. Some faired better with this than others, happy to merge with the hive mind, while if you were freedom-leaning, you felt the wound profoundly. All small entrepreneurial enterprises were negatively affected and many lost their business. In fact, it was one of the greatest wealth transfers (to the 1%) of all time… Some healing came out of it, too… Locked up in our houses, the tables were turned, and we became the zoo for animals to roam around, curiously peering in our windows. The air cleared from reduced pollution, and we slowed down and baked bread. What a metaphor that was…active yeast. And when that ran out, we learned how to ferment sourdough…. a Mars expression to be sure.

So what can we expect as Chiron moves into Taurus? It will bring up wounds around our sense of worth, security, and food. It will also bring up wounds around beauty. Medically, it rules the throat and the womb. I will talk more about that in a moment. Finally, it rules women’s issues…

When Chiron was in Aries in the 1970’s, the famous Roe vs Wade decision was made in 1973, which constitutionalized the right to abortion at the federal level in the United States. Chiron was only discovered in 1977. It was there, of course, in 1973, but was not in our awareness, so when this decision was made, we didn’t have the benefit of Chironic understanding at the time. During Chiron’s return to Aries in 2022, that decision was reversed on June 24, 2022, in the landmark decision Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization (Chiron was square Ceres in Cancer). It removed it from the Constitution, making abortion to the State level perogative. Similarly, a law decriminalizing abortion occurred in Canada at the beginning of Chiron in Aries in 1969. But it came with strict criteria. Dr. Henry Morgentaler ignored that criteria and ended up with a criminal charge. But in 1984 at the very end of Chiron in Aries, Dr. Henry Morgentaler was acquitted by a jury. That ruling opened up abortion in Canada completely. Nothing changed in Canada around abortion during the recent Chiron in Aries transit. Instead, Canada saw the expansion of laws around assisted suicide.

The Chiron in Aries wound… the right to bodily autonomy vs the right to life (or, as the case may be, death). While this may seem like a Venus issue having to do with the womb and what happens inside of it, it’s the energy of Mars – of initiation and action and the Aries energy of beginning and putting something in motion that became the crux of the wound.

The impact of Chiron in Aries was huge… but it didn’t make the blockbusting aspects that Chiron will make while it is in Taurus. While Chiron is in Taurus, it will be conjunct with Saturn, and it will square Pluto in Aquarius… and it will do so at the same time. This will happen in 2028. While it is difficult, likely painful energy. It falls within the context of a lot of other astrological help.

I want to return to my story, because it will help to explain the movement from Aries to Taurus. As I mentioned, the second time around, the issue manifested in my uterus instead of my throat… why was this so?

The Aries glyph ♈looks like the uterus and the throat. And I find it amazing that when a baby is forming in the womb, a link to the throat and uterus shows up during the first days of formation… day 15. How strange to learn that they are connected.

Here’s what an AI Search say:

Embryological Link: Both the throat and the reproductive organs (including the uterus) develop from similar embryonic tissue during early development. Around day 15 of embryogenesis, two depressions form—one at the head end (leading to the mouth and throat) and one at the tail end (forming the urogenital and anal regions).

Anatomical and Functional Similarities: The Latin word cervix means “neck”—referring both to the cervical spine (neck) and the cervix of the uterus. The tissues of the throat and cervix/vagina share structural and functional similarities, including responsiveness to hormonal changes and involvement in passage regulation (e.g., swallowing vs. childbirth).

Nervous System Connection: The vagus nerve, known as the “wanderer,” travels from the brainstem down through the neck and thorax and has sensory branches that extend to the cervix and uterus. This nerve connects bodily functions across distant regions, influencing both vocalization (throat) and pelvic organ activity.

Muscular and Respiratory Coordination: The diaphragm and pelvic floor move in coordination with breathing. Relaxation of the throat and jaw during vocal toning (e.g., humming, sighing) can promote relaxation of the pelvic floor and cervix, commonly used in labour and birthing practices.

Energetic and Holistic Perspectives: In some holistic and yogic traditions, the throat (site of expression) and womb (site of creation) are seen as energetically linked, with vocal expression believed to influence pelvic tension and emotional release.

In medical astrology, Mars initiates all activity in the womb, including menstruation and fertility. An imbalance with Mars will lead to imbalances in the womb: heavy bleeding, inflammation, fibroids, and issues with fertility and inflammation. Venus can also affect these areas, but often Mars is too little or too much. It is easy to see these issues in the womb, but they also show up in the throat as they did early in my life… if we stifle (a mars-related activity) our voice (our throat) or our sexuality (uterus), we stifle creativity. And we know the next step is mercury-ruled communication. It is through sex (via mercurial DNA) or words that we create.

If we take out the politically charged womb side of things and focus on the throat, where we can find a comfortable metaphor…

The question we need to answer for us to heal… do we initiate too much, or not enough? Do we stifle initiation, abort actions… AND, when is it healthy to do so? And in what measure? What needs to be vocalized and fertilized? And what internal or external limits are being imposed on that vocalization?

I want to take this post a little deeper because, as Chiron moves into Taurus, we have him holding hands with his wife, Asteroid Chiroklo.

I’ve been deeply experiencing her energy because in her 63-year orbit, she is currently at 26 degrees of Aquarius, conjunct my ascendant. She made a sextile to Chiron in April of this year, and as Chiron moves into Taurus, she will be there to hold his hand several more times as Chiron moves back and forth in Aries and Taurus. Chiroklo brings support and an innovative and loving container for the back-and-forth motion.

Melanie Rehnhart has done a lot of work on Chiroklo and her discovery chart. Discovery charts are the moment when a planetary body comes into our awareness. Chiroklo’s is amazing. When she was discovered, the planets, including Chiroklo, formed a Merkaba. A Merkaba is also called a star of David in astrology and forms a 6-pointed star. In astrology, this represents balanced energy. Interpreted through the Egyptian root of the word, Mer (light), Ka (spirit), and Ba (body), it represents the union of these forces. It’s the masculine represented by the upward triangle (fire) and the feminine represented by the downward triangle (water) combined. When they unite, they bring together all of the elements and create movement.

As Chiron moves back and forth in the Mars energy of Aries and the Taurus wounds of Taurus, Chiroklo lends her balanced support.

I’ll tell you how Chiroklo showed up in my surgery. I was given the option of being put under, inhaling anesthesia, local freezing and/or regular pain killers. I opted to move forward without any drugs, with the option to gauge my needs along the way and take drugs if required. There was the doctor, and about 60 degrees away from her on one side was the nurse. About 60 degrees on the other side was the “chaperon” who ended up coaching me through the pain and being a quiet and cheerful support…. she was my Chiroklo.

There is a benefit to feeling through the pain. I was able to see on the camera what was surgically going on, and it helped me to connect with my body and with the energy of what was going on, and strangely, with the healing beyond the physical that needed to be acknowledged and healed.

Similarly, as we move back and forth through the Chiron in Aries and Chiron in Taurus energy, we will have Chiroklo’s support through whatever wounds arise, whether they are physical, emotional or societal wounds.

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Reintegrating the Divine Feminine, Upgrading our Myths & Renaming our Planets

The Roman Empire is Over!

We need to rename our planets. For the divine feminine to truly shift, we need to rename them and evolve our myths. We are still living under the Roman Empire. The names of the planets Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn are all named after Roman deities, while Uranus and Neptune are named after Greek gods. And the feminine goddess asteroids… Juno, Vesta and Ceres are Roman, while the asteroid Pallas is Greek – an epithet of Athena.

We need to reintegrate the divine Feminine, upgrading our myths and renaming our Planets!

The goddesses in Greek myths were slightly better than Roman myths. In the Roman version of the myth, as told by Ovid, Medusa was a beautiful mortal woman and a priestess of Minerva (the Roman equivalent of Athena). When Neptune (Poseidon) raped her in Minerva’s temple, the goddess punished Medusa, not Neptune. She turned her hair into snakes. This story of Medusa being punished by Athena does not appear in early Greek sources and is not part of original Greek mythology. In the earliest Greek accounts, Medusa is one of three Gorgon sisters, born monstrous and yet a protector of the Virgin goddesses. There is no mention of her being beautiful, a priestess, or being transformed by Athena. To me the evolution (or rather devolution) of the myth simply reflects a continuing and deeper descent of the goddess. Add in rape and victim shaming, and the destruction of the feminine during the Roman Empire is almost complete.

This isn’t just Athena/Minerva, but all of the goddesses. We’ve been in a long cycle of descent – dark age – or as the Vedic tradition calls it, Kala Yuga. Before that, the goddess was empowered. Over time, she devolved; The Greek goddess was divided, the Roman goddess divided and conquered, and the Roman Catholic Virgin, divided, conquered, no longer a goddess and parts of her completely invisible.

There are many myths tell us this would happen. One of my favourites, Amaterasu, is about the Japanese Sun god. She symbolizes light, order, and stability. Her brother, Susanoo, a storm god (Mars), started to act badly and disrespected Amaterasu. Hurt by his actions, Amaterasu hid inside a cave, throwing the world into darkness. To get Amaterasu back out, the gods hatch a plan. They threw a party to create interest and they put a mirror up so that she would see herself and come out of the cave. When she did, they sealed the cave door so that she could not go back in! This story is often told to depict the seasons of the year, but it is also an indication of what happens during the great year. In the descent, we face a time when the goddess is disrespected and hidden.

Three very deep and transformational themes emerged during the February eclipse that hit my ascendant and Sun…. all of them touch a disjointed and broken goddess within. My experience was both deeply personal and transpersonal… It may be for the simple fact that the eclipse and my ascendant are in Aquarius, the sign of humanity. These experiences have led me to the conclusion that I/we must evolve the myths and reclaim and re-integrate the divine feminine archetype… as above so below. As within, so without!

My experiences:

  • The first had to do with Sati
  • The second with Athena and Medusa
  • The third with Albion

Before I go any further, I want to reinforce something. The work that we do on ourselves evolves our planet. Sharing the work that we do on ourselves helps others to make connections and is part of the work. It’s not self-indulgent. It’s important. share, share share….

Here is my share:

Sati

The first theme, having to do with Sati, brought me back to a past life love and a curse I had placed on myself. I vowed to never marry again. I made this vow as I met my death (in my past life) as ultimate devotion and wifely duty to my deceased husband. It was a practice that was justified by the myth of Sati, who immolated herself in protest of her father’s disrespect toward her husband, Shiva. This was her choosing, though, and the goddess was never widowed. In fact, it was Shiva who was widowed in the original tale. Sati is a similar tale to Amaterasu in that when Sati dies, Shiva’s (the Mars character’s) dance causes distruction across the world – So does Susanoo actions during Amaterasu’s time in the cave. In the Hindu tale, Sati’s body is divided up into 51 pieces and she is honours in 51 locations dedicated to different parts of her body.

Now, we may be more familar with the number 72 being spoken about in relation to precession – the number of years it takes for the equinox to precess a degree. But in arc sec (a different form of measurement), it is 51.

The practice of Sati, lost it’s connection to the divine goddess and became a forced practice during our descent. At the heart of it was a society that had completely devalued women and didn’t want to care for a widow. For me, it was a past life expereince that set up karma in my life (and natal placements) that required me to never sacrifice myself again. To avoid too much astrospeak, the placements are in the footnotes1. It manifested in the reemergence of a past life love, who was the husband I had had committed Sati for. Sati became only associated with the practice… A word that became yukky… But through my recent expereince, I reconnected with a Sati who is primordial and powerful.

Sati reicarnated to be rejoined with Shiva… she came back as Shakti! Or course she did… that is the cycle of precession. But let us not forget about the fullness and power of her first incarnation as Sati!

The Virgin

The second theme had to do with the same past love, but focused on the vow part of the story – to never marry. It brought in themes of the Virgin goddess2. Athena was not born of a woman; instead, she was born out of the head of Zeus. To hold boundaries and be respected, she needed to align with the patriarchy and become a Virgin. Athena was not the only Virgin; the others were Diana/Artemis and Vesta/Hestia. Virginity allowed them to maintain autonomy and resistance to patriarchal control and so-called masculine qualities… but at a cost. Alone – unmarried and celibate.

A woman’s power is her power to create… even more powerful when she can also destroy. With the Virgin goddess she lost her power to love and create.

Now I mentioned before that I have Athena and Minivra conjunct my descendant, and Pallas conjunct my Ascendant. The archetype is who I am and who I am in relationships (or non-relationships). I’ve not been married, I have no children, and my sex life is ascetic (if you care to know). When the eclipse hit my ascendant/descendent and Uranus, sitting on the fixed star Algol associated with Medusa, square it, it was Minevera, not Medusa, who took my hair (Yes, I had a serious hair accident). Worse… the asteroid Medusa was conjunct her lover (or rapist) Neptune in my solar return… it mattered not to Minerva if Medusa was loved or raped, Minerva punished. So when a past life love showed up in my life… she made me pay.

It was something split off and divided within me! The broken goddess within.

Out of this came the realization that the Virgin (Pallas/Athena/Minerva) is in deep need of healing – within me and within society.

Athena’s older Egyptian counterpart, Neith, was creatress; she had no parentage. She was the consort of two men, and she had children, one of them RA (the Sun). Like Athena, she weaved, like Athena she was a warrior goddess. She was compared by the Greeks to Neith, but as Greek and Roman times came about, she was stripped of her sexuality, her cosmic creativity and her primordial status. Athena’s divorce from her sexuality and cosmic creativity occurred from a descent into the masculine mind…While Athena was syncretized with Neith, the Virgin Diana was syncretized with the Egyptian Satis, also called Sati. She was the goddess of the Nile river, with her name meaning she who pours (from jars) and she who shoots (from arrows). In fact, Neith and Satis were the same goddess; Neith was the goddess of Lower Egypt, and Satis was the same goddess who ruled Upper Egypt. Neith and Satis embodied the warrior, strategy, firey aspects of goddess, and were love, sexuality, and creativity.

Interesting to note that Neith and Satis were both partnered with Khnum, who, on his potters wheel, created humanity3. Neith’s temple in Sais bore the inscription: “I am all that has been, and is, and shall be. No mortal has yet been able to lift the veil that covers Me.” This sounds so close to the patriarchal God of the Bible, “I am that I am”.

Interesting to also note that the Virgin did not exist prior to Greece and Rome.

Albion

I mentioned a third theme. The third theme was Albion. The Asteroid Albion is conjunct my ascendant. If you have read my posts in the past, you will have become familiar with William Blake’s tale and prophecy of Albion. Albion was a giant who was fully integrated Masculine and Feminine – but fell and divided. In William Blake’s mythology, Jerusalem is the emanation of Albion representing his feminine counterpart, the divine city, and the embodiment of liberty, forgiveness, and spiritual wholeness. In the fall, this became separate. The prophecy involved a reintegration of all parts of Albion in order to become whole again.

Albion is also the name for Great Britain.

I came to Britain last summer and bought a campervan. I had planned to travel and teach astrology, but in a strange eclipse-on-my-ascendent-and-sun turn of events, I ended up with a flat in Oxford. Due to unforeseen circumstances, I had to cancel the first and will likely need to cancel the second Astrology in the Wild – Dark Sky camping experiences. Nothing in my astrology spelled out financial trouble, yet I expereince a sucking on my finances into what can only be described as a black hole. But eclipses are fated, karmic and life changing… in fact, when I started to do the “right” things… the things I guess my guides needed me to do… There was all the money in the world. Doing the wrong things left me stranded, broke and forced to find my way to the right things.

To Oxford…. The navel of England! The navel of Albion! “Permanantly”. Did I mention I have the asteroid Albion exactly conjunct my ascendent?

What is so significant about the middle of Albion? In the old Mabinogion Welsh tales, the red and the white dragon were wreaking havoc across the land. In the myth, the for to return the land to balance, the king needed to find the center of England and subdue them in a large pot of honey mead. That center was measured to be Oxford.

Dragons have many meanings, but in my world, they are mostly related to the energy ley lines in the earth. As it were, those ley line maps are laid out in a book called The Ancient Paths: Discovering the Lost Map of Celtic Europe by Robb Graham. In it, Graham lays out that Oxford was not just the cosmic centre, aligned to the solstices, but also the economic centre from the time of the Gauls.

If this were not true, a portrait of Queen Elizabeth I, standing on a map of England with Oxford between her feet, would not exist. If it were not true, perhapse Oxford would not be the first 15 minute city.

Now the Romans wiped out the Gauls completely. Records of their knowledge of the stars and their ley lines remain only in the war records of Ceaser in Commentarii de Bello Gallico (Commentaries on the Gallic War) and in the alignment of stone.

About the portrait: The famous painting of Queen Elizabeth I standing on a map with Oxford between her feet is said to be an apology painting. It’s Queen Elizabeth I showing her forgiveness for Sir Henry Lee, who had been living with his lover Anne Vavasour. However, the painting is powerful and cosmic.

But let’s not forget that Queen Elizabeth l was the Virgin Queen.

In the painting called The Ditchley portrait, Elizabeth, wears an armillary sphere earing; An armillary sphere consisting of rings, centered on Earth or the Sun, that represent lines of celestial longitude and latitude and other astronomically important features, such as the ecliptic. This earring is said to signify her divine power. In the background are storm clouds and thunder on one side and the sun on the other. The Latin inscriptions on the painting read:

She gives and does not expect (this is written on the sunny side of the portrait)

She can but does not take revenge (this is written in the thunder clouds)

In giving back she increases (this is written on the land)

 

But she is a woman, and for her to have that much power… she needed to be a Virgin. Elizabeth wears a white dress covered in pearls, which is said to represent her virginal purity. Elizabeth doesn’t hold a sceptre; she holds dainty gloves, a feminine-approved symbol of her power. The image of the Virgin Queen maintained the patriarchy. Yet the painting points to a hiding fullness of feminine power.

Cosmically and astrologically, the light is associated with the Sun and thunder with Mars. In the Tychos model, these two are in overlapping orbits – binary stars.

The Ditchly was painted circa 1592 and the cosmic power of the Sun and Mars can’t be avoided. I’m always looking for hints that the Tychos was known in older days – it was in 1588 that Tycho released his model in De Mundi Aetherei Recentioribus Phaenomenis. Copernicus released his book De revolutionibus orbium coelestium in 1543. The model of the solar system was a hot topic, one which was both discussed and avoided. Discussed as it was obviously associated with divine power and was avoided to avoid heresy with the Church. There is also a sonnet in the painting. The Sonnet in the painting reads:

The power comprises the sun and thunder, which are “correspondencie” with the power and grace on earth. How Hermetic!

If where she stands is a nod to the old Welsh Celtic tale – it speaks of the two dragons subdued in Honey Mead – Honey mead the product of bees were linked to many of the goddesses. Maybe the oldest was Neith – Neith’s temple in Sais was known as the “House of the Bee,” and she was often depicted wearing a crown or holding symbols linked to the insect, embodying wisdom, war, and fertility.

Perhaps it is at the centre of Albion, the centre of England, the place where the two dragons were subdued, that healing can occur. The red and white dragon, the red and white rose (the tudor rose), the divided masculine and feminine of the cosmos and of Blakes’s Albion are joined.

Perhaps Albion is where I find my integration…. And were I start a petition to rename the planets… taking down the Roman Empire once and for all! Where the Myth are evolved to bring the goddess back to her full power!


Asteroids in this article are:

  • 881 Athene
  • 93 Minerva
  • 2 Pallas
  • 1122 Neith
  • 9438 Sati
  • 15760 Albion

Cut and paste into Astro.com to find your placements: 881,93,1122,9438,15760

Equinox – Opportunity to Meditate for Balance; Energy Lines, Locational Astrology and Timing

Photo by Deniz Altindas on Unsplash

The fall equinox this year falls on September 22nd. It’s only one day following the New Moon Eclipse… The equinox is a time of balanced light and dark. It’s a time, depending on what hemisphere you live in, where either the light returns and days get longer or descends into longer days of darkness. The equinox is a moment of balance. And in that moment, we can consider what needs to be brought into balance.

Combining energy lines, locational astrology, and timing-“as above, so below”- I hypothesized that we can bring about deeper change by integrating these three concepts. Over the last couple of years, a group of dousers and energy workers has been working with earth energy lines to restore health to the lines worldwide. I have been involved with a group overseen by Rory Duff. It’s a group focused on one of three powerful cities: Washington, Rome, and London

You don’t have to be in those locations to connect with the energy nodes, the locational lines or the timing of the equinox! Just connect in mediation!

Washington – Balancing Conflict and Cooperation: Can We Get Along?

Geodetically, Washington has a Chiron line running through it during the equinox. The equinox provides a window to meditate on the deep wounds that exist in the US. Even more so now during this eclipse window! Rory Duff has written an article on these energy lines and how they work, and I’ve written an adjacent article focusing on the locational astrology for Washington. The article appears in the Pathways Magazine, which is Maryland’s go-to for all things mind, body, and spirit. Check out pages 31-32 for Rory’s post, page 33 for the one on astrology and page 54 for the Event – New Moon – Equinox Meditation For Peace At Washington Power Sites 9/21/25 in their free digital edition. If you are in the area, please join, or if you know of anyone who will be in the area, please forward the link.

Rome: Balancing the God and the Goddess

In locational astrology, the asteroid Ceres line crosses close to Rome, and the moon line (not to be confused with the moon energy lines that Rory speaks about) is also very close on the 22nd. The energy of Ceres is connected to the mother, grain and fertility (or loss of fertility). Persphone, her daughter, was lured into the underworld by Hades/Pluto. The myth is linked to the seasons, as Ceres negotiated with Hades to have her daughter for half of the year, the other half she spends in the underworld. This myth is the focus of equinox as we descend into the fall and winter. However, we are still in the eclipse energy, and interestingly, I see the eclipse as assisting us in a return to the light of the Great Year (25,344 years in the Tychos). To bring balance to our world, focus on the return of light and the balance of the great year. Focus on the return of the Goddess and the balance of masculine and feminine energies.

Tiber Island or the Temple of Demeter is a great place to focus meditation.

London – Balancing Societies’ needs

London, England, is at the midpoint between the Saturn and Neptune lines, and is perhaps experiencing the harshest energy. Saturn in Pisces is dissolving structures, and when Saturn moves back into Aries in 2026, the structure of our identity will continue to be tested and challenged.

Neptune in Aries is the sacred warrior, and the group working under Rory’s guidance has been working with the energy of Joan of Arc. In fact, a statue of her stands in Washington; she is seated on a horse with a sword in her hand. Yet we understood historically that Joan of Arc never carried a sword and embraced that idea…. She led with heart, passion and persuasion. I encourage the same for those mediating for London.

Aries is also the sign of the pioneer and provides an opportunity to embrace being a social/cultural, business, technical, and even geographical pioneer. Everything is broken. Since the geodetic energy lines of Saturn and Neptune run through England, those there or focused there can focus meditations on inner strength, resilience, gratitude and detachment. For detachment, the image of the Buddhist drawing a beautiful and detailed sand painting, only to blow the sand away, comes to mind.

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