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 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
The planet of Pluto
Pluto takes 248 years to go around the zodiac and remains around 20 years in each sign. It symbolizes the unconscious, the deepest and most secret drives of a human being. Pluto often has a bad reputation: symbolically associated with death; it is often misunderstood because this death is symbolic: Pluto destroys situations that have become obsolete to make room for a new life, a finally positive metamorphosis. Finally, it is active only under certain conditions that depend a lot on the birth card of each. Pluto is symbolically connected to the sign of Scorpio. Written by David
The planet of Moon
The moon is the only satellite of the earth, it is the planet closest to us and the one that most influences our moods and vibe. The Moon allows each of us to express the feminine part of our personality. It induces our emotions, our reactions; it colors our moods; it nourishes our imagination and our creativity. Its location in a birth chart indicates the temperament of a person: calm or agitated, dreamy or enterprising, sociable or reserved; this is what is seen first in someone, especially in children. The moon is symbolically connected to the sign of Cancer. Written by David
The Influence of the Moon on Tides
The moon, our natural satellite, exerts a powerful influence on our planet, including the Earth's oceans. The gravitational pull of the Moon causes tides, a fascinating phenomenon that occurs twice a day in the world's seas and oceans. Tides result from the complex interaction between the Moon, Earth, and the Sun, but it's the Moon that plays the primary role.
At high tide, when the Moon is directly above a region, its maximum gravitational attraction causes a rise in water, creating high tides.
At low tide, when the Moon is on the opposite side, the attraction is weaker, leading to a drop in the water level. The Moon exerts a profound and continuous influence on our planet's tides, orchestrating a celestial dance that shapes the cycles of the oceans.
This intricate relationship between the Moon and the tides showcases the wondrous interplay between the cosmos and Earth. As we conclude our exploration of the Moon's influence on the tides, let us remember that this subtle yet powerful dance of nature is a constant reminder of the remarkable interconnectedness governing our world. It also underscores the importance of understanding and preserving our natural environment, as tides continue to reflect the majesty and fragility of our planet. Written by Zagon
The Influence of Retrograde Planets in Astrology
In astrology, retrograde planets are fascinating and complex phenomena that occur when, from Earth's perspective, a planet appears to move backward in the sky rather than follow its normal trajectory. While this doesn't reflect an actual physical movement of the planet, it holds deep astrological significance. When a planet is retrograde in a natal chart, it highlights areas of life where we may have lessons to learn or challenges to overcome. For example, Mercury retrograde can indicate communication difficulties or a need for deeper reflection before making decisions. However, retrograde planets are not necessarily negative. They urge us to explore our inner world, reflect on past actions, and refine our skills. Retrogrades often mark periods of reevaluation and personal growth. The impact of a retrograde planet depends on the specific planet, its zodiac sign, and its astrological house. Therefore, it's essential to consult an astrologer for precise interpretation. By understanding the influence of retrograde planets in your natal chart, you can better prepare for the challenges and opportunities that arise in your life. Written by Zagon
The balsamic Moon: the last act before a revival!
11 days after the Full Moon, there is a 45° gap between our two lights. The Moon crosses the Earth's orbit inwardly and thus symbolizes interiorization. The goal is beyond oneself, socially or spiritually; some even accept to sacrifice themselves. It is the end of a cycle; the elements of the past must be integrated to launch a new period, already foreseen. People born at the time of this balsamic phase feel a prophetic aspect, a little uncomfortable, they have the impression of having to accomplish a mission, without always clearly defining it. Written by David
The gibbous moon encourages the development of ideals!
11 days after the New Moon, the gibbous Moon forms an aspect of 135° with the Sun. One pays attention to the development of one's abilities, and one wants to communicate something to others. However, one can only count on oneself and the desire to evolve and move forward, which will go as far as perfection (at 150°). We strongly feel the urge to understand things and to transmit them. The gibbous Moon can also be the impulse to devote oneself to an ideal or a cause. Written by David
The Full Moon means a great clarity of consciousness!
Two weeks after the New Moon, the Moon is at its maximum distance from the Sun, at 180°, in opposition to it. It reflects as much Sunlight as possible and symbolizes clear consciousness. This is the climax of the cycle: everything that was foretold is now visible. Relationships become more critical than individualistic aspirations. Objectivity is at its maximum. One has a clear consciousness of things that enables and facilitates our fulfilment. Written by David
Lunar Phases and Their Astrological Significance
The moon, one of the most influential celestial bodies in astrology, goes through different phases in its monthly cycle, each of which has a particular astrological significance. Understanding these lunar phases can provide valuable insights into our behavior, emotions, and intentions.
- New Moon: The new moon marks the beginning of the lunar cycle. It's a favorable time for setting new intentions and projects. In astrology, it represents renewal and creativity.
- First Crescent: This phase encourages action and the manifestation of our goals. It symbolizes growth and initiative.
- First Quarter: The first quarter is associated with decision-making and resolving challenges. It prompts action and perseverance.
- Waxing Gibbous: This is a time for reflecting on our achievements and adjusting our course if necessary. This phase favors introspection.
- Full Moon: The full moon represents completion and illumination. It's the ideal time for gratitude and releasing what no longer serves us.
- Waning Gibbous: This phase encourages the evaluation of our experiences and preparation for transition. It promotes reflection.
- Last Quarter: The last quarter invites the release of blocks and stagnant energies. It's a time of purification.
- Waning Crescent: The waning crescent phase supports closure and preparation for a new cycle. It's a time to let go.
Each lunar phase offers an opportunity to align our actions with the cosmic energies at play. By monitoring these phases, we can optimize our personal growth, creativity, and ability to manifest our desires. Written by Zagon
