Mars Trine Saturn, fanning the fire

March 5

Gemini Moon is very active today as is its want. It’ a good day to run around and get a lot of little things done. Your mind and your mouth will be moving at excessive speeds.

Painting by Napoleon Brousseau

Here’s a run down of all the lunar aspects in squares

1. Moon square Neptune. 2, then Mercury 3. then the SUN and 4. Chiron in Pisces throughout the day.

It’s alternatively dreamy, focussed, positive but wishy-washy, or inspired by a new fantasy and lastly there will be wounds which you may choose not to feel and to gloss over as the Gemini moon just keeps on taking in more and more info.

The Twiner moon also sextiles a newly retro VENUS in ARIES

this gives easy access to reviewing your love life, your phone list, and your go-to girls.

GEMINI MOON Inconjuncts PLUTO in CAPRICORN

The need for practical long-term plans are still calling you.  You are too busy to pay attention most likely.

BIG ASPECT OF THE DAY MARS in ARIES TRINE SATURN in SAGITTARIUS

This is a high-energy aspect. You have extra energy to burn and it needs to be channelled properly because it’s very volatile and can erupt as sudden angry outbursts, violence, and raging arguments.  The most practical use of this aspect is to direct your impulses and anger at injustices and lies in politics.

MOON trines JUPITER in LIBRA

which makes for a nice Sunday socializing, feeling peaceful, and perhaps looking through your closets and getting rid of old clothes you don’t wear anymore and donating them to Goodwill. This is a Venus RETRO influence on Jupiter in Libra now.

Moon sextiles URANUS in ARIES

Put on the thinking caps and set it to genius level. An AHA breakthrough is available.

Moon opposes SATURN in SAGITTARIUS in PST/ manana in am EST and GMT

Make serious plans for education, travel, getting a speech ready to confront injustice. A good energy to prepare any debates.

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