July is nigh — the heat of summer and the codependent claws of Cancer season are upon us.
and Neptune, its strung-out, sleepy-eyed sage, are retrograding in Pisces. When these heavy hitters start doing the backstroke in the murky bath waters of Pisces, our responsibilities edge towards albatrosses, and the scurvy of existential crisis kicks in.
With Jupiter in the mix, we’re encouraged to expand our definition of what true communion, twin flames, and braiding of oppositional forces can be, both in our romantic relationships and the sacred bond we hold with ourselves. “This scorching calls to mind Moljinir, the hammer of the god Thor, forged in the heat of a dying star. I encourage all rams to find a similar talisman of protection and purpose. Carry it to light the way for the rest of us working to move from indecision to action and from conflict to resolution.”, and their conjunction can translate to surprises of every kind; flashes of genius, upended perspectives, shifting drives, and radically new desires.
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