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Sunday’s sky is not subtle. The Sun is still in Aries. Every institution wants to call its impulse a principle. The Moon is in Aquarius: emotional distance is currently passing as objectivity, and doing well in the polls. Mercury is still i...
Wednesday’s sky has stopped pretending it’s casual. The Sun is still in Aries, so everyone wants to act first and call it clarity, while the Moon moves from Sagittarius into Capricorn, taking the mood from expansive certainty to something m...
Sunday’s sky is not subtle. The Sun is still in Aries, so everyone’s instinct is to move first and explain later, while the Moon in Scorpio is stalking motives like it already has your passwords. Mercury and Mars are both in Pisces, which m...
Happy April Fool’s Day, stargazers. The Sun is still in Aries, so confidence is being mistaken for competence with its usual springtime commitment to the bit, Mercury is direct but still tacky from retrograde, and the Moon in Gemini is givi...
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