Weekly Hello

I’ve been hanging onto summer for almost as long as I can, but I don’t think the white jeans will pass muster another weekend. I think it’s time for the jackets to come out of hiding. It is the autumn equinox on Wednesday: the Sun enters the sign of Libra and day and night are of equal length. It is one of four points in the year that astrologers set up a chart for that precise moment and explore the prospects for the coming three months. I’ve taken a brief look at the Libra Ingress chart for the United States on my new video, along with other important alignments, not least next Saturday’s full moon in Aries, so you’ll have more information if you wish.

This upcoming full moon is conjunct Neptune, and it is the “bookend” to the new moon of 2 April, so you may find connections between events – personal and global – around Easter and now. I mentioned one in the Bite yesterday. This week the Supreme Court rejected Donald Trump’s request to restrict mail-in voting before the midterms, which he had signed as an executive order on 1 April.

New moon to full moon, the endless sine wave across the ages.

With the brouhaha over Charles Spencer’s book Swan Song, I was reminded that it was only four years ago today that the late Queen Elizabeth was interred at Windsor Castle. What a long four years and how much has changed. Spencer’s book will be published on Tuesday with the Moon in Aquarius making all manner of hits to the royal family’s charts, including Diana herself whose natal Moon fell at 22 degrees of the sign.

Is anyone resting in peace?