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Venus Retrograde in Scorpio and Libra (October 3rd – November 14th, 2026): The Heart of the Matter
Venus Retrograde is upon us, and with it, interesting events in our love lives, finances, and more. October 3rd to November 14th, 2026, this event turns our lives inside out… and prepares us for the future. Let’s jump right in! Shortcuts: Dates, What is a Venus Retrograde?, Venus Retrograde in Scorpio and Libra, Personal Advice Sign-by-Sign, Further Reading. Dates: Pre-shadow: August 6th, 2026. Dates: October 3rd – November 14th, 2026. Venus Retrograde in Scorpio: October
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Lunar Eclipse in Pisces: Electric Change (August 27-28th, 2026)
The grand finale… the last eclipse of 2026, and the last eclipse in Pisces for the next 9 years, is upon us! On August 27th or 28th, 2026 (depending on your time zone), the full moon is tinted red by the Earth’s shadow falling on its glowing face. Called a Blood Moon, or just a Lunar Eclipse, the dimming of the full moon is a big event, speaking of endings and the catalyzation of change. Astro-Terms: So, what is a Lunar Eclipse? When a Full Moon should be visible in the sk
Jun 411 min read


Total Eclipse of the Heart: Total Solar Eclipse in Leo (08/12/2026)
On August 12th, 2026, the third eclipse of 2026 – and the first eclipse after the North and South Node changed signs and started a new chapter of soul-development – is taking place. Let’s jump right in! Shortcuts: Astro-Terms, Solar Eclipse in Leo, Personal Advice for the Signs, Further Reading. Astro-Terms What is a Solar Eclipse? A Solar Eclipse is a new moon that’s aligned so perfectly with Earth that the Sun is hidden by the Moon as per our own perspective. Astrologic
Jun 413 min read


The Outer Planets from 2026-2032: An Overview and Compilation
The Outer Planets Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto are the heavy-weights in astrology that both shape our individual experience of the world - and throw us curveballs and massive transformational growth journeys - and our collective, political, techonological, and social landscapes. They're each really slow-moving, with the fastest, Uranus, needing 84 years to come full circle, Neptune needing 165 years for the same thing, and Pluto completing its cycle only every 248 years. This m
May 189 min read
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