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Full Moon Update ~July 10, 2025
Read More: Full Moon Update ~July 10, 2025Dear Friends, Full Moon in Capricorn is Thursday July 10, at 2:38 PM Mountain Daylight Time. This is a good time to get organized, practical and responsible. This full moon supports hard work and discipline.
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July 2025 Monthly Forecast
Read More: July 2025 Monthly ForecastThe themes for July are ”Creating, Re-inventing, Persevering” As many astrologers are saying, we are in the best of times and the worst of times. The best of times are the opportunities like never before to create, re-invent and reset our lives, moving to that higher octave of functioning. The worst of times is to…
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New Moon Update ~ June 25, 2025
Read More: New Moon Update ~ June 25, 2025This new moon invites us to go inward and reflect on the home inside of ourselves. Is it abundant? Is it safe? Is it inspiring, nurturing and creative? Is it a place we want to be?
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Resurrection: What does it mean? Redo, redecide, reveal, repeat, restore, remember…
Read More: Resurrection: What does it mean? Redo, redecide, reveal, repeat, restore, remember…Resurrection is one of the many words starting with RE, meaning a return to something by doing it again. Re-do, re-member, re-vise, re-veal, re-decide, re-store, re-turn, re-invent, re-peat, re-pay, re-fresh, re-calibrate, re-spond, re-form and many more words are all advising us to go back and do again in various guises. So, ‘Resurrect’, to use the…
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Summer Solstice Update
Read More: Summer Solstice UpdateSolstice is Friday, June 20th at 8:41pm Mountain Daylight Time (MDT). The Summer Solstice is the time of greatest light, the longest day and shortest night of the year, a time of well-being, vitality, fertility, and strength. This is the time of the sun’s greatest power to heal us and brings abundance into our lives…
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2025 – The Year of the Yin Wood Snake
Read More: 2025 – The Year of the Yin Wood SnakeThe New Moon on Jan 29, 2025 at 5:36 AM MST ushers in the Lunar Year of the Yin Wood Snake. Lunar New Year begins on the second New Moon after Winter Solstice, when the Sun and New Moon are conjunct in Aquarius.
