The New Moon in Sagittarius is a wonderful time to plant new seeds relating to your spirituality, sense of adventure, faith, belief, trust, and expansion. Read on for where in your Natal Chart it is occurring for you:

Archetypal Sagittarius is the optimistic of the Zodiac on a constant quest for growth, adventure, and learning. Learn more about what it means and where it is in your Natal Chart for all Risings Signs!

A Full Moon in Taurus is an excellent time for shedding any blockages to your pleasure, resourcing, and sense of grounding. Read on for ritual to perform and how to anchor it into your own Natal Chart!

The Ace of Swords represents clarity of thinking and fresh ideas. It's an invitation to pay attention to the quality of our mind and how we speak to ourselves and others. Read on for what it means in a love, career, and general reading:

The New Moon in Scorpio is a wonderful time to plant seeds of depth, intimacy, and transformation. Read on for a ritual to perform, including which Astrological House of your Natal Chart it's falling in for you based on your Rising Sign!

Archetypal Scorpio is deep, persevering, and intense. It doesn't shy away from the darker side of life and seeks to understand the abyss. Read on for the Planets in Scorpio and Scorpio through the Astrological Houses:

A Full Moon in Aries is a good time to shed fears or blockages around your sense of agency, healthy ego embodiment, and leadership. Read on for a releasing ritual and the Astrological House it's in for you based on your Rising Sign!

The King of Cups is emotionally balanced, stoic, and mature. They are the wise part of ourselves that know how to do the hard things that are good for us. Read on for Astrological correspondences and what it means for you if it shows up reversed and in a career, love, or general Tarot reading:

A New Moon in Libra is a wonderful time to plant seeds for relationships, new aesthetics, money, harmony, and justice. Read on for which Astrological House a Libra New Moon occurs for you based on your Rising Sign, plus rituals to perform:

The Queen of Cups Tarot card is the most nurturing and protective of the deck. When we receive it in a reading it is a call to tend to the body and heart, follow our instincts, and lean into softness. Read on for more:

Archetypal Libra is diplomatic, considerate, and peace-keeping. Strongly justice-oriented, they also have a keen eye for aesthetics, and prefer to go through life partnered! Read on for Libra in the Houses and all the Planets in Libra:

The Full Moon in Pisces is a wonderful time for cord-cutting and releasing lingering energies that are no longer aligned. Read on for how to perform a releasing ritual and the Astrological House it is falling in for you based on your Rising Sign!

The New Moon in Virgo is a time to plant seeds of health, wellness, and healing, as well as discernment, refinement, systematisation, organisation, and purging. Read on for rituals and how to anchor it to your Natal Chart:

The characteristics of archetypal Virgo are meticulous, organised, and unassuming. Known as the editor of the Zodiac, it is also the Harvest/Virgin Goddess, able to heal and refine. Read on for Virgo through the Houses and the Planets in Virgo:

Performing a ritual for the Full Moon in Aquarius can be a wonderful way to anchor into the energy of the moment, as well as connect with the Aquarius area of your Natal Chart! Read on for how:

The Knight of Cups as feelings can be creativity, romance, excitement, whimsy, and intuition. The Knights are on a quest, and this one is on a quest for the heart. Read on for its Astrological and Numerological correspondences, as well as what it means if it shows up reversed or in a career, love, or general reading:

Astrocartography— also known as locational Astrology, relocation Astrology, or Astrogeography— maps your personal Natal Chart lines onto the globe to see what you may experience and where! Read on for an easy step-by-step guide on how to read your own Astrocartography map:

The Page of Cups as feelings can indicate imagination, creativity, play, fantasy, and youthful childlike wonder. It can be an invitation to romanticise your life, remain open to fresh inspiration, and let your heart lead the way. Read on for its Astrological and numerological correspondences, as well as what it means if it shows up reversed or in a love, career, and general reading for you:

The New Moon in Leo is a time to plant seeds of visibility, recognition, and shining our light. It is a good time to focus on the inner child, our creativity, and sense of authority. Read on for rituals and how to anchor it to your Natal Chart:

The 10 of Cups as feelings can represent a sense of contentment, joy, and familial bliss. It invites us to seek out simply, happy moments that fill our cups up and stop to notice where the rainbows are in our life. Read on for what it means reversed and in a love, career, and general Tarot reading: