Astrology: July 5 - July 14: Disseminating, Last Quarter & Balsamic - oh boy!

 

Disseminating, Last Quarter & Balsamic Lunar Phases

We are in the final ten days of the Gemini 29-day lunar cycle. The big Capricorn Full Moon has ended. The first Mars-Uranus conjunction has perfected, and now we have the rest of the Disseminating phase playing out, including a fabulous Mars trine Pluto on July 5. This is a great time to gird up our loins and get some stuff done with others and groups. World Cup games may very well reflect that planetary lineup.

On July 6 we have the biannual Sun square Saturn, where everywhere we look the cup seems half empty. There is independence, there is family, and trying to honor both can feel difficult. Finding the right leader, or becoming the leader yourself, may also be part of the story. 

On July 7 Neptune stations retrograde. This is the first Neptune retrograde to take place entirely in Aries. When I looked back at the last time Neptune made a similar move through Aries, I was blown away by the historical themes. May we all have a similar experience over the next five months, where leaders emerge and fresh, independent ideas begin to percolate. Who knows? Maybe it's you.

Also on July 7, the Moon moves into the Last Quarter phase, where communication and fresh thinking, grounded in on-the-ground facts, help us discover new paths to independence. Breaking free can be liberating on many levels. During this three-day phase, the spotlight shifts to Venus, bringing opportunities for love, joy, and creativity. Nice.

Then, on July 10, we move into the Balsamic phase, where the need to release becomes more pronounced. Scattered thinking, flaky behavior, mixed messages, and duplicitous tendencies, whether ours or someone else's, are ready to be released into the ethers.

Buh-bye.

One note about the Balsamic phase: Venus square Uranus is a wee bit rough. Feeling weird or a little too unique can stir up insecurity. If that happens, try to process those feelings rather than react to them. Remember, it's Balsamic. Sometimes the things we release are the stories we've been telling ourselves.

Then on the 14^th Cancer New Moon rolls out on shores and we start a whole new thing.  

 

 

 

 

Disseminating

July 3, 2026

5:53pm PDT – 

   

Disseminating — Sharing Insight

Reflect on what has transpired during the month and even earlier. What have you learned? How can you share some of your knowledge? What past experiences are you drawing upon? Sometimes we feel the need to teach. Other times we recognize that it is time to seek a teacher. A mentor, therapist, rabbi, minister, or guide may offer perspective that helps us understand the experience more fully.

Hero’s Journey: The hero shares the wisdom gained.
Creative/Science Process: Publication, presentation, or exhibition.

 

 

Focus on:   Are you sharing your friends? Are you sharing your group activities? Or are you sharing what you've learned from your friends and groups? What have you learned from your friends and groups since new moon launched on June 14?   

 

 

Planetary Notes:

7/5 : Mars trine Pluto (4 AQ 46) Actions that support community get support.   Thoughts that are on the ground fresh are helpful. 

7/6 : Sun square Saturn (14 AR 23) Crank day.  Seriously crank.  There is one nerve left and everyone is standing on  it. 

7/7 : Neptune station retrograde (4 AR 25) (Separate Post)  

 

Last Quarter Moon Phase

July 7, 2026

12: 28 pm (PDT)  

 

Last Quarter — Practical Adjustments

Now we make the final adjustments to the seeds planted at the New Moon. We make the final call, send the final letters, and follow the trails that still make sense. Other paths are allowed to fall away. This phase favors wise action and thoughtful decision-making.

It is a time for living the spirit of the Serenity Prayer:

God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change,
the courage to change the things I can,
and the wisdom to know the difference.

Hero’s Journey: Rebuilding life after the transformation.
Creative/Science Process: Critique and evaluation.

 

 

Focus on:

What actions are you taking that are informed by your own needs, emotions, and goals?   What actions are helping you tap a new independence?   What novelty are  you bringing to self-agency?  Or what new facts are you bringing to your ability to take care of number one? 

 

Planetary Notes: 

 

7/9: Venus enters Virgo.  A month of crits.  Correction, loving crits. 

7/9: Venus trine Chiron (00 TA 35)  A door opens that leans into practicality, finances, land, and valuables

7/9: Venus oppose N Node (00 PI 39)  Values that connect to our empathy sympathy and compassion will assist us today. 

7/10 : N. Node sextile Chiron (00 TA 36)  A door opening up that leans into practicality and finances and land and valuables.   

 

 

Balsamic Moon Phase

 

July 10, 2026 

10:05 pm (PDT) 

 

Balsamic — Release

This phase closes the lunar cycle. We release what has run its course so the next cycle can begin. By letting go we clear space for the next New Moon. Reflection, rest, and closure allow the mind and spirit to reset before the next intention emerges.

Hero’s Journey: The return and completion of the journey.
Creative/Science Process: Rest and incubation before the next idea.

 

Focus on:  How are you releasing How are you releasing being scattered? How are you releasing analysis paralysis? How are you releasing “Busyness”?  How are you releasing shallowness?    

 

Planetary Notes:

7/12: Sun conjunction Mercury (20 CA 42) Insights where we almost missed something important may show up now. 

7/13: Venus square Uranus (4 GE 18) Weird is great. Using "weird" to keep ourselves from others is something else. We may see that in ourselves or in someone else today.

 

New Moon (21 Cancer 59) July 14, 2:43am PDT 

Neptune Retrograde July 8 - Dec 12 -- An Influence of Independence

 

Claude Monet Impression, Sunrise (1872)

Neptune Station Retrograde 

July 7, 3:54am  PDT (4 Aries 25) 

Dec12 2:17pm  PST (1 Aries 36) 

 

On July 7 Neptune retrogrades from 4 degrees to 1 degree of Aries.   This is the first Neptune retrograde entirely in Aries since the 1860s.   

Looking back to the 19^th century, we see some remarkable stories during that first Neptune Retrograde in Aries where Neptune traveled from three to one degree of Aries which is roughly the  same degrees we will be covering in our cycle.    Stories that are worth our attention because the themes from then can be lenses to now.  

I will bring you four people who were doing some heavy lifts during July 7 – December 13, 1862.  

Abraham Lincoln was shifting the focus of the war.   It stopped being primarily a fight over preserving the Union and started to become a fight over slavery itself.   Two weeks into the retrograde Lincoln signs an Act that moves federal policy further against slavery and then he presents a draft of the Emancipation Proclamation to his cabinet.  It was not public yet.   September was the battle of Antietam, the bloodiest single day in American history.   Confederate General Lee was stopped.  A week later Lincoln issues publicly the Preliminary Proclamation.  Now the purpose of the Civil War had changed, along with the future meaning of freedom itself. Can you feel the Neptune retro in Aries?  Lincoln was 53 

 

Mathew Brady In October 1862, Mathew Brady's team photographed the dead at Antietam and exhibited the images in New York under the title The Dead of Antietam. People had never seen war like that before. The New York Times famously observed that Brady had brought "the terrible reality and earnestness of war" home to the public. The war was already eighteen months old by this point, yet Americans were seeing its human cost in a completely new way. Can you feel Neptune retrograde in Aries? Brady was 38.

Clara Barton In 1862, Clara Barton, an unmarried schoolteacher with some nursing experience, was becoming known as the "Angel of the Battlefield."

That summer and fall of 1862, she collected supplies, organized donations, lobbied officials, traveled to battlefields, and provided direct aid to wounded soldiers.

During Neptune's first retrograde in Aries, Clara Barton was not waiting for permission. Religious and independent, she stepped into a role that did not yet exist. She organized supplies, traveled to battlefields, cared for the wounded, and created a model of civilian action that would lead to the American Red Cross. Barton wasn't just responding to events. She was redefining who was allowed to participate in them.

She wasn't a general. She wasn't an elected official. Yet she became influential because she saw a need and acted. Can you see Neptune retrograde in Aries? Clara was 40.

Claude Monet In 1862, Claude Monet was at a small art studio painting, talking, and bonding with other young artists. Specifically, Monet met Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Alfred Sisley, and Frédéric Bazille after enrolling in Charles Gleyre's studio in Paris.

During the July–December 1862 window, these young artists were still trying to figure out what art was supposed to be. The official French art world was dominated by the Salon: big history paintings, classical subjects, mythology, and academic rules. I would argue boring.

The future Impressionists were beginning to ask a revolutionary question:

What if we painted what we actually see?

The official launch of the Impressionist movement would not happen for another ten years. But can you feel Neptune retrograde in early Aries? Monet was 21. Renoir was 21. Degas was 28. Berthe Morisot was 21. Pissarro was 32. Cézanne was 23.

Their question was no less revolutionary than Galileo asking, What if the Earth moves? Or Lincoln asking, What if the Union cannot survive with slavery? Or Clara Barton asking, What if ordinary citizens help directly? Or Mathew Brady asking, What if people actually see the battlefield?

Each, in their own way, was challenging the accepted reality of the time.

 

Telegraph / Information Networks

Also beeping through wires during this period was the telegraph, transforming communication across countries and the world. Information moved faster than institutions were accustomed to handling.

Sound familiar?

The Parallel

What fascinates me about the 1862 Neptune retrograde is that it wasn't only about the Civil War. It was about a revolution in how people experienced reality.

Lincoln was redefining the purpose of the war around slavery and emancipation. Mathew Brady was changing how Americans saw war by bringing battlefield photographs into public view. Clara Barton was creating a new model of civilian participation and care. The telegraph was moving information faster than institutions were accustomed to handling. And in a Paris art studio, a 21-year-old Claude Monet was meeting Renoir, Sisley, and Bazille as they began questioning the rules of the Academy.  

None of these stories were finished in 1862. They were seeds. The first Impressionist exhibition would not occur until 1874. The Red Cross did not yet exist. The war was far from over. Yet the foundations were being laid.

Today we are facing our own revolution in information and perception. Social media, AI, smartphones, citizen journalism, and rapidly changing technologies are transforming how we create, distribute, and experience reality. Brady's photographs did not create the Civil War, but they changed how people understood it. Photography forced artists to ask what painting was for. AI may force us to ask a similar question about writing, art, creativity, and even expertise itself.

The question for us may not be what happens during this Neptune retrograde. The better question may be: What seeds are being planted now that we will only recognize in hindsight?

On a personal level, look at where 1–4 degrees of Aries falls in your chart. Which house does it occupy? What planets does it contact? Neptune will no doubt be talking to you through that house and those aspects.

Just saying, as someone who has transiting Neptune sitting on her Ascendant during this retrograde. 😉

Cancer New Moon:July 14, 2:43AM (PDT)21 Cancer 59

 

Image: Encyclopedia Brittanica 

Cancer New Moon: Quiet Moon. Big Sky.

The Cancer New Moon will soon arrive, and I have to admit, I had a bit of a bee in my bonnet about this one.

With all the talk about the extraordinary outer planet aspects landing in July, I kept wondering what the New Moon itself would look like. Surprisingly, the chart is quiet. In fact, it is remarkable quiet.

That sent me down one of my favorite rabbit holes.

I looked at previous 21-degree Cancer New Moons over the last 240 years, explored Saturn's retrograde in Aries, revisited André Barbault's work on long-term planetary cycles, and dug into the outer planet dance unfolding over the next few weeks.

Is any of it predictive?  No.

But I think it is fascinating.

If you'd like to take a deep dive into the Cancer New Moon and the extraordinary astrology surrounding it, you can read my full article here:

This Summer of Big and Barbault's Basket

 

July and Andre Barbault 

Back in January I wrote that 2026 would be a year for the ages. I was not the only astrologer going long on the planetary placements and aspects. I remember Austin Coppock describing 2026 to Chris Brennan as "a year punching above its weight."

I would agree.

As astrologers have assessed the year, there has been a consistent expectation that July would deliver much of that punch because of an extraordinarily rare alignment among the outer planets.

The astrologer most associated with researching these long-term planetary cycles is the French astrologer, André Barbault.

A few years ago, maybe around 2022, I was futzing around looking at future Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto aspects and thought to myself, "Huh...those planets are eventually going to form a web of trines and sextiles. Interesting."

About a year later I stumbled across André Barbault and learned about his work. What really got my attention was that he had written decades ago about a major global crisis and pandemic centered around 2020.  Well...That certainly made me pay attention.

Since then, I've seen more and more astrologers discussing Barbault's work on the outer planet configurations of the mid- and late-2020s. It was SJ Anderson whom I first heard use the phrase "the Barbault Basket."

 The "basket" refers to a brief period when the four slower-moving outer planets cluster around the early degrees of Aquarius, Aries, and Gemini while Jupiter, although much faster, also arrives at 4° Leo.

This particular pattern forms roughly July 18 through July 21.

Of course everyone wants to know...

What does it mean?

I'd like to answer that in the biggest font possible:

Who knows?

What we do know is that this configuration is exceptional and rare. We just don't see Uranus, Neptune, Pluto, and Saturn weaving together a network of trines and sextiles while Jupiter completes the pattern with an opposition.  It is kind of a thing.  

I have not yet read Barbault's complete work in translation, so take this as a summary rather than a scholarly review. My understanding is that he viewed the early 2020s as the period when everything breaks at once. The middle of the decade, however, is when we stop  reacting and begin choosing.   Of course, choosing what you want doesn't guarantee wise choices.

It simply suggests that we enter a period where new structures become possible.

Is it happy days are here again?   Nope, because there is tremendous risk if we try to use new power in the same old ways. At the same time, there is an opportunity to build something more honest because hiding becomes difficult.

To which I say... Yeah. That tracks.

The outer planets working together in air and fire signs suggest people become less interested in performative behavior. Hypocrisy becomes harder to hide. Old systems are challenged. New ideas circulate rapidly.

Some of that will undoubtedly be uncomfortable. Some of it will be exciting. And somewhere in all of that...there will be possibilities that are inspiring.

Also, this basket isn't a one-and-done event. During the summer of 2027 we get an echo of the pattern. Then we will have Jupiter moved on and instead, Ceres becomes the trigger.

By 2028 some of the final aspects continue the story, but Saturn has moved into Taurus where it begins pressuring Pluto from a different angle. The emphasis shifts from possibility to implementation. If something isn't working on the ground, it probably won't survive.

We'll worry about 2028 after we get through 2027...and first, after we get through the summer of 2026.

There are plenty of astrologers talking about July, André Barbault, and this extraordinary planetary pattern. I could send you a dozen links, but instead I'm sharing one video that I thought did an especially thoughtful job explaining the configuration.

I am not sure I have listened to Kathy Biehl before, but after watching her presentation I came away impressed. Then I read her bio and discovered she was a former attorney before becoming a professional astrologer. I thought... "Well, that's an interesting combination."

June 29 - July 5 - Astrology Weathercast - Blustery On Steroids

 

June 29 – July 5 Astrology Weather 

 

There are weeks and then there are WEEKS.  This week is the latter.  

Astrologically we have got a lot going on.  Is it the end of the world?  NO. Is there a lot of tension.  YES.   

 

This week has the Capricorn full moon, Mercury retrograde, Jupiter in Leo and Mars heading for Uranus in Gemini on July 3^rd  all playing out this week…well let’s just say our car is on a road that is about to make a sharp turn.    Gravity will be at play.  

 

In the meantime, we will all live our lives, guy our groceries, show up at work, take care of loved ones including furry friends.   Life keeps happening even when we buckle up.   

 

 

June 29 – July 5 Astrology Weather

There are weeks... and then there are WEEKS. This is one of those weeks.

Astrologically, there is a lot going on. Is it the end of the world? No. Is there a lot of tension? Yes.

This week brings the Capricorn Full Moon, Mercury stationing retrograde, Jupiter entering Leo, and Mars racing toward its conjunction with Uranus in Gemini on July 3. Put it all together and it feels like our car is heading into a very sharp turn.

Gravity will be at play.

Meanwhile, life goes on. We buy groceries, show up for work, take care of the people we love, and don't forget the furry ones. Life keeps happening, even when we need to buckle up.

 

 

 

Full Moon – Capricorn 

June 29, 2026

1:45 am PDT

(8 Capricorn 14) 

 

Full Moon — Illumination

The Full Moon reveals what has been building. Emotions tend to run high because something becomes visible that we may not have seen clearly before now. For those who have been working with the cycle, this can be a moment of realization or progress. For those who have not, emotions can spill over simply to bring awareness back to the situation. The Moon is bright and there is little room for shadows. What is reflecting to you?

Hero’s Journey: The revelation or moment of truth.
Creative/Science Process: Breakthrough — the insight appears.

Longer write up HERE

 

 

Planetary Notes:  

7/1: Jupiter square Chiron (00 TA 23) Bold ego moves are counter to practical and financial sense.   Foreign advisories could be problematic in world affairs. 

 

Disseminating

July 3, 2026

5:53pm PDT 

   

Disseminating — Sharing Insight

Reflect on what has transpired during the month and even earlier. What have you learned? How can you share some of your knowledge? What past experiences are you drawing upon? Sometimes we feel the need to teach. Other times we recognize that it is time to seek a teacher. A mentor, therapist, rabbi, minister, or guide may offer perspective that helps us understand the experience more fully.

Hero’s Journey: The hero shares the wisdom gained.
Creative/Science Process: Publication, presentation, or exhibition.

 

 

Focus on:   Are you sharing your friends?  Are you sharing your group activities?  Or are you sharing what you get out of your friends and groups?   What have you learned from your friends and groups since new moon launched on June 14?   What wisdom can you share with your friends and community? 

 

 

Planetary Notes:

7/3: Mars conjunction Uranus (3 GE 52) (see separate) 

7/4 : Mars sextile Neptune (4 AR 24)  oh, find me the salve to heal any wounds.   Faith and prayer helps. 

7/5 : Mars trine Pluto (4 AQ 46) Actions that support community get support.   Thoughts that are on the ground fresh are helpful. 

Highland Park! Where We Gather This Weekend !

 

 

This weekend I'll be spending time in Highland Park.

Starting Friday, I'll be heading to the Pacific Opera Project on Avenue 57, which sits in one of Los Angeles' oldest corridors of movement. Long before there were streets or neighborhoods, this was part of Tovaangar, the homeland of the Tongva (Kizh) people. The nearby Arroyo Seco shaped life here for thousands of years, with trails connecting villages, the Los Angeles River, the San Gabriel Valley, and the mountains. During the Spanish and Mexican eras, this area became part of Rancho San Rafael, remaining largely open ranchland before the subdivision boom transformed Highland Park into one of Los Angeles' earliest streetcar suburbs.

Highland Park has always attracted people interested in culture, ideas, and place. Charles Lummis established nearby El Alisal and later helped found the Southwest Museum. The neighborhood became a home for artists, preservationists, and storytellers, and later an important center for Chicano art and community activism. The Pacific Opera Project itself occupies part of the historic Highland Park Ebell complex, founded in 1907 as a gathering place for music, lectures, education, and civic life. It feels like the perfect setting for what comes next.

Why am I going?

The second annual LA Astro Festival will be held at the Pacific Opera Project. I'll be taking the Metro from my neighborhood, thanks to the new extension and in about the same spirit as Angelenos did a century ago, I'll step off near Avenue 57 and walk the final block through one of the city's great historic neighborhoods.

Throughout the weekend, astrologers from all over will gather in one room. Every hour a different speaker takes the stage. There are no breakout sessions—we all listen, learn, and experience it together. I attended last year and was genuinely blown away. The speakers brought fresh perspectives to a discipline that has been evolving for thousands of years.

Whether you're completely new to astrology, simply astrology-curious, or you've been studying it for years, there's something here for you.

If cost is a concern, let me know. I'll happily connect you with Vivi, the festival's producer. She's been working to make sure the event remains accessible.

Come spend a day in one of Los Angeles' most beautiful historic neighborhoods. Gather where people have been gathering for generations, along the path of the Arroyo Seco, beneath mature trees and among Craftsman homes that continue to nurture artists, musicians, and curious minds.

Get your Tix here. 

Shazam Meet Pow: The Final Days of June

 

We are at the halfway mark of 2026 and at this point I can say with some authority that the universe certainly likes to change the subject at the end of the month.

All year, as we approached the end of each month, the outer planets have changed signs (Neptune, Uranus), we've had some noisy aspects (Mars and Uranus), and beginning in May we've been ending each month with a Full Moon. If you find yourself extra exhausted at the end of the month, now you know why.

And now June is doing the same thing. Just when we think we know what the month is about, Mercury retrogrades, Jupiter changes signs, and a Capricorn Full Moon arrives to remind us that 2026 is not done changing the subject.

6/28: Mars enters Gemini

6/29: Mercury retrograde (26 CANCER 15)

6/29: Jupiter enters Leo

6/29: Full Moon (Capricorn)

I often find myself saying to my friends and family when I discuss the astrology of now, “Well, I guess we all wanted to experience ‘this,’ cuz we are all here for it.”

Remember, our takeaway for the Gemini lunar cycle is to pivot. So keep cha-cha-cha-ing through these final days of June. It’ll help, because we’re going to be doing more pivoting in July.

Capricorn Full Moon: June 29, 4:56 PM (PDT )

 

Capricorn Full Moon 

June 29, 4:56 PM (PDT)

8 Capricorn 14

The Capricorn Full Moon landing on June 29 is all about Saturn. First, Saturn is the ruling planet of Capricorn, so he gets a little extra spotlight when we assess the tone of the Full Moon. At the same time Saturn is speaking to both the Sun in Cancer and the Moon in Capricorn.

To visualize a Full Moon, consider a teeter-totter. On one side is the Sun and on the other is the Moon. Now picture the Moon going up while the Sun goes down, and then the Sun going up while the Moon goes down. This sums up every three-day Full Moon phase. At some points we lean into the solar energy, which in this case is Cancer. At other points we are all about the lunar energy, which in this case is Capricorn.

As we discussed in the Mercury retrograde section, Cancer energy taps our emotional field: childhood, family, memories, and in short, our tender spots. Empathy and sympathy live here.

Capricorn is not any of that stuff.

Capricorn looks at careers, worldly matters, businesses, corporations, government, and systems that either work for us or against us. Social Security is Capricorn. So is red tape.

Navigating both Capricorn and Cancer is the challenge of every Capricorn Full Moon. Got it?

Now in this case we've got something else going on. Saturn is square both the Sun and the Moon.

Which means standing at the hinge of the teeter-totter is a boss, a parent, a drill sergeant, a CEO, a general. Saturn is watching Cancer and Capricorn go up and down and yelling:

"I don't know what you two are doing, but if it doesn't involve freedom or self-agency, you're wasting your time."

Saturn, the planet of time, authority, leadership, responsibility, and occasionally cynicism, is not interested in people being overly sentimental or chasing ambitious pipe dreams.

Saturn is the strongest player in this Full Moon. Capricorn thinks it has an in with Saturn, and to a degree it does. But if Capricorn starts relying on snotty classism, status games, or superiority complexes, Saturn in Aries is likely to push back and remind everyone:

"That attitude smells like insecurity. Why don't you knock it off?"

As for Cancer, Saturn in Aries may say:

"You know all that sadness underneath? That's anger. Why don't you use it to motivate yourself?"

Or perhaps:

"You know all that anger underneath? That's sadness. Why don't you use that to motivate yourself?"

This three-day phase is excellent for tackling hard tasks.

The Sun's square to Neptune is fading (exact June 25), which gives us a little more room for fortitude, patience, and competence. We can get some high-end production done under this Full Moon.

This is not a warm and fuzzy Full Moon. Not even a little.

But if you need to have a real conversation about issues that require maturity, accountability, and follow-through, this Full Moon can help you keep a cool head while doing it.

June 21 - Jun 27 Astrology Landscape

 

First Quarter Moon 

June 21, 2026

2:55pm PDT

 

 First Quarter — Taking Action

Now we act on the information we received. We pursue the idea again. What hurdles have appeared involving the seeds you planted at the New Moon? We make another call, reach out to someone, mail something, or stir the pot again. Sometimes this phase reveals that the goals we planted require more effort from us. Independence may need to be asserted. Others may resist our growth, even if they believe they have our best interests at heart.

Hero’s Journey: Crossing the threshold and committing to the journey.
Creative/Science Process: Commitment — the work begins.

 

Focus on:   How are the seeds you planted on the new moon impacting your relationships?  What communication are doing differently with partners?  What are you hearing from your relationships about communication?  Is there an action you are taking?  

 

Planetary Notes:

 

6/23: Sun trine N.Node (1 PI 53) Healing childhood memories may surface in ways that seem perhaps divine. 

6/25: Venus trine Saturn (13 AR 55) Big love, big creativity is put through big work for solid results that feel independent. 

 

Gibbous Moon

June 25, 2026

2:11pm PDT  

 

 

Gibbous — Refining the Process

We refine our information. We pick and choose, discriminate, and organize. This is the phase where we become a bit “Virgo-like.” We sort through details and ask whether something has been overlooked. Adjustments are made. Plans are refined. The goal is not to abandon the seed but to improve how it is unfolding.

Hero’s Journey: Training and preparation before the major test.
Creative/Science Process: Editing and refinement.

 

Focus on:

On the new moon we kicked off a new adventure in fact finding, finding novelty, finding new ways to communicate, since that time how are we refining the information, we have received?  What are we learning about data or practices that is dead?  No longer relevant?  Can we release it?   

 

Planetary Notes:  

 

6/25: Sun square Neptune (4 AR 22)  So, how is family and childhood seem at odds with intuition which is seeking new ways of  independence.    

6/27: Mars sextile Jupiter (29 CA 33) Opportunities that are practical nurturing can be pursued or may be attracted.