Mercury in Sagittarius

23rd November 2018: Full Moon in Gemini

by Sarah Varcas 20 November 2018

      Let It All Go! By Sarah Varcas   The Moon is full in Gemini at 5:40 a.m. UT on 23rd November. A Gemini Moon is rarely predictable. Interested in this and then that, it casts aside one thing in favour of the next, then the next. It’s great at talking about plans, […]

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November 2018 Overview

by Sarah Varcas 2 November 2018

      Observing the Stories of Our Lives By Sarah Varcas   All dates are UT so may vary in your time zone   At an elemental level November 2018 is all about fire and water. A Grand Trine which began to form at the end of October features significantly throughout this month, accentuating […]

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19th December 2016 – 8th January 2017: Mercury Retrograde in Capricorn and Sagittarius

by Sarah Varcas 9 December 2016

      Our True Face By Sarah Varcas   Conjunct Pluto as it stations retrograde in Capricorn, this is an incisive Mercury with little patience for subjectivity, or sensitivity for that matter! We may be disappointed if we want life to go gently with our feelings as the year closes, for there are more […]

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2nd – 7th December 2014: A Heavenly Shield

by Sarah Varcas 26 November 2014

  Image: “Born of Magick and the Lotus” by Gary Rosenberg   Playing Around Our Wounds by Sarah Varcas   We face a heavenly paradox at present, which could go in any direction depending on how we manage the prevailing energies. The Sun, Mercury, Chiron, Uranus and Pluto form what is known as a shield […]

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22nd November – 21st/22nd December 2014: Sun in Sagittarius and a New Moon

by Sarah Varcas 19 November 2014

       Awakening No Matter What! by Sarah Varcas   The Sun enters Sagittarius at 9:39 am on 22nd November GMT. This may come as something of a relief to those who have found all the recent planetary activity in Scorpio burdensome. The Sun shines bright in a fire sign lifting the spirits more […]

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