Chapter 332: Saturn enters Aries: Is this the life you want? – Big Sky Astrology

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Chapter 332: Saturn enters Aries: Is this the life you want?

This week, there’s a powerful Last Quarter Moon in Scorpio; Venus leaves Aquarius for exalted Pisces; Saturn returns to energetic but bossy Aries; and the Sun and Uranus agree that change is necessary, but dispute the details. There was also a question from the audience about the upcoming eclipses that will repeat previous, difficult eclipses at the same point in your chart. Plus: Intimacy and honesty, historical rhymes, and remembering who you really are.

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[1:19] Moon report! The Last Quarter Moon in Scorpio (February 9 at 4:43 AM PST) is at 20° 46′ Scorpio-Aquarius. This is the final action point of the New Moon in Capricorn (January 18) at 28°43′ Capricorn. The Sabian symbol of the Moon, 21 degrees Scorpio, is A soldier failed in his duty. The Sabi star symbol of the Sun, 21 degrees Aquarius, is A woman feels disappointed and disillusioned. What you’re willing to face now can determine whether you can fully move into the next chapter.

[4:53] Lunar Phase Family Cycle (LPFC). This is the last quarter of the LPFC, which begins with the New Moon at 20° 43′ Scorpio on November 13, 2023. The first quarter (first action point) of this LPFC is on August 12, 2024, at 20°24′ Scorpio. The LPFC Full Moon (Point of Awareness) occurs on May 12, 2025, at 22°12′ Scorpio.

[6:30] Void Period (VOC) Lunar cycle. The Moon in Scorpio squares Venus in Aquarius (February 9 at 11:01 PM PST). VOC lasts 21 minutes before entering Sagittarius (11:22 PM PST). Take an honest look at your finances and relationships, then see how you can create more financial and emotional security for the future.

[7:22] The Moon in Sagittarius squares Saturn in Pisces (February 12, 11:29 AM PST). VOC lasts 15 minutes before entering Capricornus (11:44 AM PST). Use this VOC Moon period to develop the habit of going with the flow, especially when you encounter obstacles.

[8:21] The Moon in Capricorn trines Uranus in Taurus (February 14 at 5:31 PM PST). VOC lasts 4 hours and 46 minutes before entering Aquarius (10:17 PM PST). Happy Valentine’s Day! Consider how you can create luxury for you and your loved ones without overspending.

[9:52] Venus enters Pisces (February 10 at 2:19 AM PST) and will remain in this rising sign until March 6. The Sabi symbol for the degree of Venus in Pisces is 1 Pisces, public market. The best things in life are often free – compassion and beauty, shared moments, emotional connections.

[12:59] Saturn enters Aries (February 13 at 4:12 PM PST) and will remain in this sign until April 12, 2028. Saturn briefly enters Aries on May 24, 2025, then goes retrograde and returns to Pisces on September 1, 2025. This is a homemade trail that occurs approximately every 29 years. Is this the life you want? What are you going to do with it?

[16:00] The Sun squares Uranus (February 15, 9:02 PM PST) at 27°31′ Aquarius-Taurus. Let go of your self-definition, but don’t let go of who you really are.

[18:19] Listener Holly asked how to deal with upcoming eclipses that repeat earlier and difficult eclipses at the same point in your chart.

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