David is interested in planets! Accompany him in his discoveries! Venus changes sign, what impact will this passage have on your loves? Uranus becomes retrograde, what does it mean and what will be the consequences? We have just discovered a new planet, very similar to the earth, will we someday migrate into the cosmos? What is the real influence of the moon in our daily lives? Does the sun have other functions than to give life and warm us up?
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So many questions to which David has found an answer! Do not miss this encounter with the planets of our solar system and beyond: you will learn a lot of news and you will become unbeatable!
The last quarter encourages the exchange of views!
One week after the Full Moon, a descending square forms between the Sun and the Moon, this aspect forms a 90° angle between the two luminaries. This is a moment of decision at the level of understanding, at the level of the idea. We learn to live according to our values in a system, a group linked to the collective. We also tend to force events and push others because of what they believe. We tend to impose our way of seeing things a little too much. The last quarter looks to the future and gives rise to a pioneer and a mentality that is reformed. Written by David
The disseminator Moon spreads ideas!
3.75 days after the Full Moon, a gap of 135° separates the two luminaries. We can now spread our ideas with conviction and commitment and demonstrate to others what we have learned from life and our experiences. One feels the need to share one's understanding and popularize one's knowledge, but one must be careful not to become fanatical or lost in a cause. Written by David
The New Moon inspires pioneers!
We speak of a New Moon when it is located precisely between the Sun and the Earth and is then totally invisible to us. The New Moon symbolizes a new beginning, an often unconscious but usually successful initiative. Sensitivity is exacerbated and makes us impulsive, overly emotional and dependent on others. It is a conjunction between our two lights. Our consciousness (the Sun) is obscured by the unconscious (the Moon), so it is a time when one lacks a little objectivity: confusion and projection are likely under this influence. Written by David
The Influence of the Moon on Biological Cycles
In addition to its impact on tides, the Moon also influences many aspects of life on Earth, including biological cycles. Some animal and plant species are sensitive to lunar phases. For instance, many fish species have reproductive behaviors synchronized with lunar cycles.
In humans, some traditional beliefs and practices associate the full moon with behavioral changes, such as insomnia or increased restlessness. While science has not fully elucidated these connections, it is undeniable that the Moon exerts a mysterious and ongoing influence on our planet, touching both the natural world and our daily experiences.
Overall, the Moon's influence on biological cycles is a powerful reminder of how closely our planet and the surrounding universe are linked. It also underscores the importance of preserving and protecting our natural environment, as delicate biological cycles are sensitive to disruptions. By continuing to study and respect these lunar influences, we can gain a better understanding of our world and the mysteries that underlie it. Written by Zagon
The first quarter demands initiative!
One week after the New Moon, the first quarter indicates a 90° difference between the Sun and the Moon, which are then in an ascending (rising) square. It is a symbol of expansion and exteriorization, often in the form of a crisis. The past is repudiated, and new structures are radically put in place. The square is the turning point of the cycle, where a break or a decision is required. There is a notion of urgency and intensity that requires change. Before the square, the decision to act must be taken. After the square, action must be taken. It is better to make a mistake and act than not to act. This is the last moment of struggle between the old and the new. We must leave the past, the goal is now to move forward, towards the Full Moon. Written by David
Vesta, guardian of the home
The graphic symbol of Vesta is a vase in which a flame burns. In mythology, Vesta is the goddess of the hearth, symbol of fidelity. She is a Roman goddess from the twelve great deities of Olympus. She is the older sister of Jupiter, who refuses to marry Apollo and becomes the guardian of the home and the nation. In Antiquity, an altar with a sacred fire was erected in all houses and even in the center of the city. Among the Romans, the holy fire of Vesta was guarded and maintained by virgin priestesses, the Vestals. Vesta symbolizes devotion to an ideal, a cause, or a religion. Vesta in sign indicates how one devotes oneself. The house where Vesta is located indicates the sector of life which arouses devotion, even sacrifice to collective interests. When Vesta is dominant in a natal chart, it shows a dedicated person, sometimes a religious or spiritual personality. Vesta also embodies a need for purity and distance. It promotes personal sacrifices for the benefit of the community. Vesta can induce rigid or cerebral behavior. Written by David
Juno: the Supreme Asteroid!
The graphic symbol of Juno is a royal sceptre: the vertical axis surmounted by a compass rose symbolizes harmony. In Roman mythology, Juno is the queen of gods and heaven. It was Jupiter's sister and wife who kidnapped and raped her. To escape shame, she married her and Juno became the goddess of marriage and the great protector of women. She symbolizes marriage when she is covered in veils, and she is associated with fertility when she holds the emblem of the pomegranate. The story goes that she had a deep aversion to fickle and guilty women. In a natal theme, Juno indicates contractual relations like marriage, legal associations, and employment contracts. Juno symbolizes the ideal legal partner. Juno's position as a sign indicates how we commit and what personality is sought in a marital partner. Juno's position in the home indicates the area of life where one is likely to meet a partner, an associate, or a work environment to which one will remain faithful. Written by David
Who is Ceres?
The graphic symbol of Ceres is a sickle, evoking harvest. It is also a cross (matter) surmounted by a semicircle (soul). In mythology, Ceres was the Greek Demeter, the goddess of the harvest. Daughter of Saturn and Rhea, Ceres is a beautiful woman, with distant eyes and blond hair like wheat. She pleased Jupiter, and together they conceived a child: Proserpine, who was kidnapped by Pluto because he coveted her. Ceres complained to Jupiter, who ordered Proserpine to spend the winter in hell and the summer with his mother. Ceres symbolizes the nourishing, maternal principle. However, Ceres is not interpreted as the Moon, the archetype of the maternal principle. Ceres is instead linked to the sign of Virgo: the practical and reasonable side of the mother. The position of Ceres as a sign indicates how we live existential cycles, how we bond, and how we manage separations. The house where Ceres is located shows where our sense of education is and our capacity for detachment. However, it's also the source of lack of self-confidence, bitterness, or poor self-image. Written by David
The secrets of Pallas
The graphic symbol of Pallas is a rhombus surmounting a cross. In mythology, Pallas was the Athena or the ancient Minerva. Favorite of Jupiter, she possessed many talents, notably artistic. She was also a warrior who won the victory without brutality because of her sense of strategy and tactics. In short, her intelligence enabled her to obtain what she wanted while remaining invincible. Pallas advised the gods in their war against the giants in a mythological episode. Pallas is the vehicle of thoughts, the spark from which the creative act is born. It evokes the qualities of perception and promotes socio-professional ascent. Pallas in sign indicates how we fight and how we live an art but also how aggressive or violent we are. Pallas in house indicates the sector we are struggling with, the area we are fighting for, and that we are brave. Sometimes Pallas represents an area of life where there is external danger. Written by David
Chiron in astrology
Chiron's graphic symbol looks like the letter K and a key. In mythology, Chiron was a centaur with the body of a horse and the head of a man. He is the son of the titan Kronos, half-brother of Jupiter and grandson of Uranus. He lived in a cave and knew medicinal plants. He could not heal his own wound, but he could heal others. Prometheus was chained to his rock until an immortal agreed to save him by renouncing his immortality. Chiron, therefore, joined the human world to save Prometheus. Chiron represents our share of suffering and our healing abilities. You heal from your wound by helping others. The sign of Chiron in a theme represents an injury to our personality and how to care for others. The house where Chiron is located indicates the area of existence that constitutes an injury. It also indicates the field of healing and the ability to help in an area of life. People with a powerful Chiron can be doctors, healers, or therapists. Written by David
