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The Devil is probably the most misunderstood card in the tarot, especially for those indoctrinated with Western culture. For the mystic, the Devil is one of, if not THE most important mysteries to penetrate on the journey toward Unity Consciousness (being one with the higher aspects of self).

When Venus transits Taurus, we as the human collective have the opportunity to notice what is missing in our value system. During this first cardinal phase, if we remain cool-headed, we can use this energy to see where there are “cold spots” in our self-love and our core values. This is how we teach others how to treat us. This can be an uncomfortable and confronting exercise, but if we devote ourselves to this work, we only stand to benefit.

The Sun person will be endlessly mesmerised by the Pluto person, almost hypnotized. However, the draw and attraction is quite potent for both people. The Pluto person usually has the upper hand, so ideally you want the Pluto person to be as emotionally and spiritually mature as possible.

Here I will share some of the differences I have found when looking at Nihal starseeds, Indigo Souls, and Blue Ray Souls.

The Great Attractor is mysterious, unknowable, seduces and draws in, yet we don’t know if she’s coming or going.

In come the themes of destiny, fate, and free will. It’s suggestive that once one has entered this current, the outcome is set in stone.

Let’s talk about the vertex axis, sometimes called the “electric axis,” and what it means when we have this axis conjunct in our synastry. I'm also going to share a secret with you about how to predict the possibility of a vertex heavy relationship coming your way towards the end of this post.

The Sun person can't help but be who they are. They are authentic in the presence of the North Node person. The North Node person feels like they're on the right path and together it just feels right. There's a magnetism, a psychic bond, and they were definitely destined to encounter each other.

In Greek mythology, Juno is Hera and Zeus is her counterpart. In Roman mythology they are Juno and Jupiter. As the Queen of the Gods, we automatically assume that she was this powerful being with this glorious life. While her archetypal energy is very potent, it carries with it a good deal of shadow and a treasure trove of learning potential for us.

Yay you got your transit calendar! Now how the heck do you read it, right? I totally remember what is was like to look at all those glyphs and have...

Introducing…. (drum roll)… the asteroid Anand(a) #23323! I was following some delicious bread crumbs one day and discovered this asteroid by accident. Are there really any accidents, though? Mmmmhm this asteroid begs us to ask this question. Since Ananda is my name, and I was able to find pretty much zero real astrological info on this asteroid, I of course was excited to dive in and do my thang.

In Taurus, instead of having his nose in books (which is one of his favorite things), Mercury is more inclined to channel and receive messages from the divine through touch, sight, smell, or otherwise through the senses. He has to slow down in order to do this, which goes against his grain….at first. Once Mercury gets to the 3^rd decan of Taurus, he’s got this more earthy thing down.

A Mars return occurs when the planet moves through the entire zodiac and returns to the degree it was when you were born. This takes approximately 2 years, so we all have a Mars return quite often in the span of our lifetime. In astrology, Mars represents our assertion, drive, energy, masculine aspects, he’s the gas in our tank. Often he’s put in the box of representing our anger and sexuality. He’s those things too, but as in all things in astrology, he’s much more.