Astrological Ramblings
The Lunar Eclipse in Pisces on September 7, 2025 at 1:09 pm central isn’t the unrealistic shitshow that I had original imagined before looking at the chart ???? Full disclaimer: Usually, I really detest lunations along the Virgo/Pisces axis (they tend to square SOMETHING that I have in Sagittarius in my own chart; I have A LOT of stuff in Sagittarius). Because of this sometimes I will forgo talking about them/writing about them at all and just pretend they aren’t happening lol. However, even though this one IS square a bunch of stuff in my own chart….it really doesn’t bother me. Dare I say I might even LIKE this one? Even though I’m still (probably) going to find it personally annoying (hahahaha), from a collective lens it seems & feels nice. Real Quick: If you would like me to read your astrology chart for you (about this lunar eclipse or otherwise), that can be done by clicking on this text. Also, if you are more of a watcher than a reader, here is a video about this same thing. Also! real quick (just basic info): -Lunar Eclipses take place during Full Moons–Keywords for Full Moons: Illumination, Culmination, Release– Solar Eclipses take place during New Moons–Keywords for New Moons: Planting Seeds, Setting Intentions, New Beginnings-Eclipses tend to be wild & unpredictable. Expect the unexpected. -This is a North Node eclipse (transit Moon in Pisces conjunct the North Node), meaning collectively and individually we are having things illuminated that are occurring to push us forward. Same […]
Lately I’ve been firing on (all) galactic cylinders due to a conversation that I got to have with an astrophysicist who reached out to me. They came across my research and were curious about my findings…so we set up some time to have a conversation. They got my mind going, I got their mind going….it was like a mind buzzing fest ????. They got me thinking about things with the Galactic Center a little differently than I have in the past. One of these ways is by considering the Galactic Center in an astrology chart by House placement alone (more can be read about that here). While I always figured that House placement was important, my research up until this point has been focused on planetary conjunctions to the Galactic Center (and other galactic points). While the research has not stopped on planetary conjunctions to the Galactic Center (and other galactic points), a new addition to the research has been birthed from this conversation. **Real quick! If you would like to be a part of the research, please send an email to ellie@saturnseason.com and I’ll hook you up with the questionnaire. If you would like me to read your astrology chart for you (about the galactic stuff or otherwise), that can be done by clicking on this text. If you are more of a watcher than a reader, click this text to watch a video about this same stuff.** Oh! But there is more. I have found over the course of this […]
Over the 5 plus years that I have been researching the Galactic Center (and other galactic points), my focus has been primarily on planets conjunct the Galactic Center (and friends). What happens to planets conjunct the Galactic Center, etc. and what that means for the planet (and the person). What I haven’t focused on (as much) is the Galactic Center by House placement…and the impact that the GC has on the house in which it falls in an astrology chart. To be honest, in retrospect, it feels a little stupid of me to have seemingly neglected this piece of the research. I mean, don’t get me wrong, I KNOW WHY I have been so focused on conjunctions to the Galactic Center (and friends). If a person has a planet, angle, etc. conjunct the GC, etc., it makes sense that the planet, angle, etc. would be “mutated” (or other GC keywords) by the GC…which makes the planet part of this equation an important one to focus on. I’m not shifting the focus of my research (conjunctions to the GC ARE important!), but I want to begin integrating this other phase of the research to what I already have going on. Me: “This also brings me to another question, and I realize that you don’t do what I do so you might not be able to answer this, but I’ll ask you and you tell me what you think… intuitively if it makes sense. Okay, so my focus has been primarily on conjunctions […]
Recently I did a YouTube video with Brandy on the Astrology Surrounding the Disappearance of Amy Bradley (make sure to like and subscribe ????!) on March 24, 1998 from the Rhapsody of the Seas cruise ship between Aruba & Curacao in the Caribbean. People left comments on the video wanting to see the other charts for her last time seen – in the video we only covered the astrology chart for the 3:40 am chart which was the last time she was recorded (via keycard) entering her hotel/cabin room. So…. I figured I’d do a blog post covering ALL of the charts (and explain our reasoning for NOT looking at the 5:20 am or 6:00 am charts). Real quick though! If you would like for me to read your astrology chart, that can be done here. If there is crime chart (or missing person chart) you would like for me and Brandy to look at, shoot me an email at ellie@saturnseason.com. Backstory – Amy Bradley and her family were on a cruise vacation in March 1998, going from island to island in the Caribbean. The so-called “formal night” on the ship was March 23, 1998 (everyone getting dressed up for dinner and then partying late …. or that’s how I interpret the events of that night). Amy and her brother Brad were up late dancing and partying, not returning to their room until 3:35 am (Brad) and 3:40 am (Amy) on March 24th. The reason that THIS chart was focused on in […]
Asteroid Icarus – Asteroid No. 1566 – Discovered on June 27, 1949 How to read asteroid Icarus in an astrology chart (things it might want to express):-Where and how one might get a wild hair up their ass to do something.-Where and how one might do things that aren’t in their best interest.-Where and how one just can’t help themselves.-Might be where and how you need to “stay in your lane” but might be inclined to NOT do that-Where and how one might have too much hubris & ambition. On the flip side of that, it could also be where one doesn’t have enough hubris & ambition.–Where Icarus is in the chart feels like it ties in a whole bunch with finding your sweet spot. Not flying too close to the sun or flying too close to the water (or ground)…but flying at just the right height.–Might also represent where you ALMOST “got away”/ “escaped” in the natal chart per the mythology and Icarus & Daedalus escaping from the labyrinth (and Icarus ALMOST making it all the way to the finish line). Makes me think of someone in a horror movie ALMOST getting away from the killer but fucking up in SOME way and ending up stabbed. **The actual etymology of the name means “plower” but is usually translated to either “follower” or “the one who reaches the sky.”****Has an erratic orbit. When Icarus was discovered, it had the most erratic orbit of anything in our solar system** Side note: What […]
This year, in 2025, the world will see a bunch of changes in planetary energy (which translates to things feeling different Earth-side). One of the big collective transits that will take place is the conjunction between transit Saturn & Neptune in Aries. Not only does this NOT happen very often (roughly every 36 years), but BOTH of these planets will have just moved into Aries when this takes place (meaning there is a whole bunch of “new” with this one). Disclaimer: When looking at astroweather (transits), including transit Saturn conjunct Neptune in Aries, you HAVE to take YOUR OWN ASTROLOGY CHART into consideration to know HOW a transit might play out personally for you. If you want some help with that, you can get a reading from me by clicking on this text. Let’s start this off with some dates and thaaaangs:-Transit Saturn & Neptune conjunct one another in Aries (but not exact…yet!) from May 25, 2025 through September 1, 2025-Transit Saturn & Neptune fuck each other (exactly!) in Aries on February 20, 2026-Neptune has an orbital period of 164-years. It spends roughly 13 years in a sign-Saturn has an orbital period of roughly 29 years. It spends 2.5 years in a sign-Last time that transit Saturn & Neptune were conjunct one another was in 1989 in the sign of Capricorn. Before that, this conjunction took place in 1953 in Libra. Over this past week I have had more thoughts come to me about transit Saturn conjunct transit Neptune in […]
This year, in 2025, the world will see a bunch of changes in planetary energy (which translates to things feeling different Earth-side). One of the big collective transits that will take place is the conjunction between transit Saturn & Neptune in Aries. Not only does this NOT happen very often (roughly every 36 years), but BOTH of these planets will have just moved into Aries when this takes place (meaning there is a whole bunch of “new” with this one). Disclaimer: When looking at astroweather (transits), you HAVE to take YOUR OWN ASTROLOGY CHART into consideration to know HOW this transit might play out personally for you. If you want some help with that, you can get a reading from me by clicking on this text. For those that prefer to watch videos over reading, here is a YouTube video I did on this same topic Let’s start this off with some dates and thaaaangs:-Transit Saturn & Neptune conjunct one another in Aries (but not exact…yet!) from May 25, 2025 through September 1, 2025-Transit Saturn & Neptune fuck each other (exactly!) in Aries on February 20, 2026-Neptune has an orbital period of 164-years. It spends roughly 13 years in a sign-Saturn has an orbital period of roughly 29 years. It spends 2.5 years in a sign-Last time that transit Saturn & Neptune were conjunct one another was in 1989 in the sign of Capricorn. Before that, this conjunction took place in 1952 in Libra. Let’s talk first about WHAT the […]
I don’t know about y’all, but I am SO GLAD that transit Saturn has moved out of Pisces, and now we have transit Saturn in Aries. It doesn’t even matter to me that Saturn is in fall in Aries – I’m just glad Saturn is out of Pisces…where it can jerk off (which is not how Saturn wants to function anyway). Even though Saturn is in fall in Aries, and it might take a little longer to get stuff done, it DOES eventually get the stuff it needs to get done, done. **When looking at transit Saturn in Aries (or any astrological transit), it’s important to consider how they interact with your personal astrology chart….so you can see how these energies could unfold for you. If you’d like a personal astrology reading, you can book an astrology session with me by clicking here****If you’re more of a watcher than a reader, here is a YouTube video that I did on the same subject** Some dates, keywords, and other thangs for transit Saturn in Aries-This will take place from May 24, 2025 through September 1, 2025 and again from February 13, 2026 through April 12, 2028-Last time that Saturn transited Aries was from April 7, 1996 through June 9, 1998 and again from October 26, 1998 through March 1, 1999 -Saturn is “in fall” in Aries-Saturn’s orbital period is roughly 29 years Some “keywords” for what Saturn may express: Restrictions Testing Mastery(“the master”) Responsibility Authority(of all kinds) Maturity Excellence Isolation Structure Building (“the builder”) […]
What do you personally believe in? Why do you believe it? Where does that belief come from…..and where, from within you, does it take root (same questions could (and should be) asked about personal truth). These are the kinds of questions that may come up with transit Jupiter in Cancer. Jupiter governs beliefs, expansion, and the search for meaning, while Cancer makes everything personal. With this combination, it’s hard not to feel prompted to explore your inner world and ask: What do I really stand for?**When looking at transits, it’s important to consider how they interact with your personal astrology chart….so you can see how these energies could unfold for you. If you’d like a personal astrology reading, you can book an astrology session with me by clicking here** Let’s start this post on transit Jupiter in Cancer with some dates, “keywords” and other thangs:-Jupiter will enter Cancer on June 9, 2025 and it will be there until June 30, 2026. -Jupiter will be retrograde in Cancer from November 11, 2025 through March 10, 2026-Jupiter’s orbital period is one year-Jupiter is “exalted” in Cancer-Transit North Node is in Pisces and transit South Node is in Virgo (this matters because Pisces is traditionally ruled by Jupiter) Some “keywords” for what Jupiter may express: Abundance Generous Morals & Ethics Understanding Dogmatic Other Cultures Expansion& Exploratory Higher-Learning Beliefs(of all kinds) Amplification Truth Philosophy Opportunities& Possibilities Being“Extra” Honesty Knowledge & Wisdom Open-Minded Optimistic Some “keywords” for how Cancer energy may express: Nostalgia Moody Emotions Feelings Personal […]
This year, in 2025, the world will see three planets (Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune) take up residence in new signs (I have gone into Uranus’ transition into Gemini here and here on the website). Not only that though, but Pluto did its final fuck around dance from Capricorn to Aquarius in November 2024 (even though Pluto won’t move into Aquarius in 2025 since it’s already there, the energy is so new that it may as well be counted here). Neptune entering Aries (lol “entering” hahaha) has been on my radar since December 2021 when I did a video about it for YouTube, but never did an astrological ramblings post about it…until now.**With all the energy shifts coming up this year if you would like for me to do an astrology reading for you, that can be done by clicking on this. **If you are more of a watcher than a reader, you can find the YouTube video on this same thing here. I’d like to mention that everyone wants to rag on Mars, Saturn, and Pluto transits, treating them like “villains” in the astrological story. While, yeah, those three can certainly can be villainous assholes (along with Uranus who enjoys stirring shit up), I don’t think Neptune gets quite the villain edit that it deserves (or the villain edit that I would give it). ALL the planets have their “light” and their “shadow,” but I think Neptune often has more of a shadow than people talk about. Let’s start this […]
