#347 New Moon Solar Eclipse in Aquarius, the Sun in Pisces, and Saturn Conjunct Neptune in Aries

Six transits this week, highlighted by the New Moon Solar Eclipse in Aquarius, the Sun entering Pisces, and Saturn Conjunct Neptune at 0° Aries — the first time these two planets have met in Aries in 323 years.

The Eclipse at 28° — the fifth consecutive New Moon at the Cancer degree — asks whether the groups you belong to hold space for who you're becoming or only for who you agreed to be when you joined. Venus Conjunct the North Node lands the same day, reimagining what relationships can be when rooted in compassion rather than compliance. The Sun enters Pisces, thinning the veil and calling us to the depths.

The Substack essay of the week, "When the Dream Becomes Visible," traces every Saturn-Neptune Conjunction since 1703 to understand what happens when they return to the first degree of the first Sign. This is initiation itself.

(6:32) Mercury in Pisces Trine Jupiter Retrograde in Cancer

(22:21) New Moon Solar Eclipse in Aquarius

(34:19) Venus Conjunct the North Node Retrograde in Pisces

(39:33) The Sun Enters Pisces

(48:52) Saturn Conjunct Neptune in Aries 0°

(49:37) Venus in Pisces Trine Jupiter Retrograde in Cancer

(55:05) Substack Essay: "When the Dream Becomes Visible"

(58:58) 1703 — Peter the Great & the Window Forced Open

(1:01:36) 1773 — The Boston Tea Party & the Inventory of Grievances

(1:04:06) 1846 — The Dream Discovers Itself

(1:05:27) 1917 — The King Devoured by His Kingdom

(1:07:05) 1989 — The Wall That Was Never Permanent