Weekly Transits – 10/28/2024

Amidst what may appear to be a polarizing, chaos-filled, high-intensity week, we have a powerfully transformative New Moon that implores us to regain perspective and several very supportive trines and sextiles that boost our inner sovereignty and hold significant potential for problem-solving, healing and communal impact.

We begin the week with Mars trining Neptune and Venus squaring Saturn. Both of these transits hold themes of reconciling polarities between our past disappointments and future dreams. We’re sharpening our vision of what’s acceptable and what’s not, aligning our ambitions with our values and taking the tangible steps needed to ensure a more abundant and sustainable future.

Mid week we have a very active Mercury who opposes Uranus Wednesday and trines Neptune Thursday. These transits are waking us up, asking us to remain adaptable (but bite our tongue should sparks fly), try new things, and embrace the power we each have to change our own reality.

Friday’s powerfully transformative New Moon in Scorpio is a reminder to regain perspective, especially if things appear to be falling apart. It’s a time to come together, serve others and disengage from unnecessary conflict. My full correspondence guide will be posted soon for this pivotal new lunation cycle.

Saturday holds a very energetic Jupiter sextile to Chiron transit that may activate an outburst of powerful progress towards healing pent-up emotions – we’re clearing the way towards a more just and less oppressive state of being. Mercury also makes a supportive trine to Mars and sextiles Pluto from the last degree of Scorpio before it enters optimistic, future-forward Sagittarius. It’s a good weekend to dive deep into a problem and then effectively get your point across.

Sunday, we cap the week with Mars opposing Pluto in Capricorn – reactivating the July 21, 2024 Full Moon points that propelled @kamalaharris into her candidacy for President. The same day, Venus opposes Jupiter and trines Chiron. A fight is reaching its culmination, and when we fight, we win.