Reality Undefined: The Saturn/Neptune Years (2023-2028)
The old world is dying, and the new world struggles to be born: now is the time of monsters.
On Venus In Leo, And On Women And Visibility
Can a woman/femme be spectacular without being made a spectacle of?
Reflections On Leaving: Notes From A Progressed Balsamic Moon Phase
I imagine the balsamic moon as a figure resembling a worn-out husk, a hand that can't retain all the sand slipping through its fingers. Maybe it's a hand in the process of figuring out that it doesn't actually make sense to try.
Forecasting NYC: What I Got Right (And What I Didn’t) In 2022
Last year, I wrote mundane predictions for a 2022 almanac for NYC. It was my first time really trying my hand at mundane astrology. Here's what I got right, what I didn't, and some ambiguous outcomes.
Hot And Bothered: The Union Of Venus And Mars
When Venus conjoins Mars, the muse meets the action hero to inspire us out of a rut. This is the beginning of trouble, maybe. But it’s also the beginning of creativity and devotion.
Understanding Your Rising Sign Through Shared House Rulerships
Each traditional planet (minus the Sun and Moon) rules a pair of houses in any given chart. Thinking about that planet's function as a synthesis of those two house topics can tell you so much about why a particular rising sign is...like that!
Capricorn Stereotypes That Are Kind Of True In Theory
Capricorn always seems to be talking about integrity because they can intuit, perhaps better than anyone else, how precarious it is to be corrupted.
The Astrology Of 2022
Things are not settling down too much next year, but 2022 does seem to be a year of learning to dance and sing more skillfully upon the shifting sands of a world in transition.
Sagittarius Stereotypes That Are Kind Of True In Theory
As the sign of mutable fire, Sagittarius brings the party, spreads the hype, and generally doesn’t like to be contained. Sorry for this, but it’s not hard to imagine a bunch of centaurs at a frat party.
Scorpio Stereotypes That Are Kind Of True In Theory
For whatever reason, Scorpio either doesn’t want to be found out, or it wants to lay all its guts out on the table. There is no in between.
Libra Stereotypes That Are Kind Of True In Theory
The deep mystery inherent to the Libra archetype is that symmetry can be pleasing to the senses, and equity pleasing to our internal longing for divine order.
Virgo Stereotypes That Are Kind Of True In Theory
Everyone’s heard the one about persnickety Virgo, the hyper-organized Excel doc savant, the fine artist of 1-star Yelp reviews, the living, breathing efficiency hack who would probably come with a broom and dustpan already attached if they were an action figure.
Leo Stereotypes That Are Kind Of True In Theory
To be a Leo is to either have a power ballad for a personality or to create a standup comedy routine out of your attempts to hide from the spotlight. With Leo, there’s often either an overt desire to be seen and appreciated or a sort of self-effacing humor that inadvertently draws more attention to itself.
Cancer Stereotypes That Are Kind Of True In Theory
To exist in the world as a Cancer is to navigate everyone’s assumptions that you are either their caretaker or their doe-eyed little fawn. You are actually many other things: an archivist, a loon, a collector, a protector, a haunted carousel ride.
Gemini Stereotypes That Are Kind Of True In Theory
Forget what you’ve heard about Gemini, because it’s probably only half true. Or conditional. Or capable of being pinned down the way Schrödinger’s cat is both alive and dead as a result of quantum superposition.
Jupiter In Pisces: Come On In, The Water’s Fine
When Jupiter in Pisces throws a party, we lose track of the bar tab and probably find our phone floating in a drink for some reason, but we were too busy smooching our faves to care.