This Week - Sunday June 13, 2021
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Sunday June 13: Busy, busy, busy! SURPRISE! It’s a jam-packed Sunday that may be so good it creates some confusion. Maybe even dizziness. Take a break once in a while. Were he still here, Montreal born Percy Rodriquez, would be celebrating 103 years. He is best known for his many appearances on Star Trek.
Monday June 14: Today we have the 2nd (in a series of 3) Saturn-Uranus squares with Saturn at 13° Aquarius, and Uranus at 13° Taurus. Saturn and Uranus have been in a tight orb pretty much all year, so it’s not that this square will take us completely by surprise… we somehow already got used to its tension and friction. But as with any aspect that becomes exact, we will witness an energy peak. The good thing about any energetic culmination, is that there is no further escalation. The tension bursts, forcing us to deal with whatever it is that requires our attention. This is a time to deal with what’s no longer working, and FIX it, once and for all. Celebrating today is Donald J. Trump, 75. Also Boy George, 60.
Tuesday June 15: It’s the Ides, not of March, but of June. Ides means the 15th. And today it’s not backstabbing, like with Julius Caesar. Rather it’s likely a bit of a wake-up call regarding a health or work matter. It was June 15, 1215 – nine hundred and six years ago that England passed the Magna Carta – the first ever document outlining human rights in the history of the world.
Wednesday June 16: With the Moon in Virgo, this may prove to be a day of worry. But don’t worry, a sweet surprise awaits later on. Phil Michelson turns 50 today. He stunned the world of golf by winning the PGA Tournament 2 weeks ago, becoming the oldest golfer in history to win a major.
Thursday June 17: Today is the First Quarter Moon at 27 degrees of Virgo just before midnight. It’s a challenging time as are all First Quarter Moons. With the distractions around the New Moon a week ago thanks to the Solar Eclipse, we likely forgot the ritual of setting new priorities for the Lunar Month. Hey, the Sun is in Gemini, so easy0-peasy. Make up for lost time and get back on track. Make good use of those discriminating Virgo emotions. One of Canada’s greatest Boxers, Tommy Burns, was born June 17, 1881.
Friday June 18: A mildly positive day as the Sun is friends with the North Node of the Moon while Mars and the Moon do a little dance tonight. It’s kinda sweet and sexy. It was June 18, 1991 that Bryan Adams song “Everything I Do” reached #1 on Billboard. It won Song of the Year ten as well.
Saturday June 19: A surprise expense won’t be so bad now that we’ve been forewarned. Fortunately, heart and mind are on the same page today, making decisions easier and sensibly thoughtful. It was June 19,1846 that the New York Nines defeated the Knickerbockers in the first recognized baseball game. The score? Twenty-three to One. Yes. That’s correct. 23-1.
And that is AonA for this week. Next time it’s Jupiter goes retrograde. Mercury goes direct and the astrological start to summer.
Monday June 14: Today we have the 2nd (in a series of 3) Saturn-Uranus squares with Saturn at 13° Aquarius, and Uranus at 13° Taurus. Saturn and Uranus have been in a tight orb pretty much all year, so it’s not that this square will take us completely by surprise… we somehow already got used to its tension and friction. But as with any aspect that becomes exact, we will witness an energy peak. The good thing about any energetic culmination, is that there is no further escalation. The tension bursts, forcing us to deal with whatever it is that requires our attention. This is a time to deal with what’s no longer working, and FIX it, once and for all. Celebrating today is Donald J. Trump, 75. Also Boy George, 60.
Tuesday June 15: It’s the Ides, not of March, but of June. Ides means the 15th. And today it’s not backstabbing, like with Julius Caesar. Rather it’s likely a bit of a wake-up call regarding a health or work matter. It was June 15, 1215 – nine hundred and six years ago that England passed the Magna Carta – the first ever document outlining human rights in the history of the world.
Wednesday June 16: With the Moon in Virgo, this may prove to be a day of worry. But don’t worry, a sweet surprise awaits later on. Phil Michelson turns 50 today. He stunned the world of golf by winning the PGA Tournament 2 weeks ago, becoming the oldest golfer in history to win a major.
Thursday June 17: Today is the First Quarter Moon at 27 degrees of Virgo just before midnight. It’s a challenging time as are all First Quarter Moons. With the distractions around the New Moon a week ago thanks to the Solar Eclipse, we likely forgot the ritual of setting new priorities for the Lunar Month. Hey, the Sun is in Gemini, so easy0-peasy. Make up for lost time and get back on track. Make good use of those discriminating Virgo emotions. One of Canada’s greatest Boxers, Tommy Burns, was born June 17, 1881.
Friday June 18: A mildly positive day as the Sun is friends with the North Node of the Moon while Mars and the Moon do a little dance tonight. It’s kinda sweet and sexy. It was June 18, 1991 that Bryan Adams song “Everything I Do” reached #1 on Billboard. It won Song of the Year ten as well.
Saturday June 19: A surprise expense won’t be so bad now that we’ve been forewarned. Fortunately, heart and mind are on the same page today, making decisions easier and sensibly thoughtful. It was June 19,1846 that the New York Nines defeated the Knickerbockers in the first recognized baseball game. The score? Twenty-three to One. Yes. That’s correct. 23-1.
And that is AonA for this week. Next time it’s Jupiter goes retrograde. Mercury goes direct and the astrological start to summer.