Astrology Forecast for August 25 – September 1 2013
Thursday: The Moon is void of course all day. Consider this a lead-in to the holiday weekend. Give yourself slack on deadlines, productivity, obligations. (I’ve got plans for a last trip to the beach; what fun can you cook up for yourself?) Let your mind go fallow and wander wherever it wants. It will stumble onto a surprising destination or two. A chance conversation or overheard snippet may require adjusting your thinking, plans or perspective. Two concepts suggest themselves: Blowing the carbon out (look it up if you don’t know what it is). Taking the road less traveled (ditto if you don’t know the reference).
Friday: The mood void ends at 7:33 AM EDT. After all that floating yesterday, getting back to business is surprisingly easy. Funny how a breather leaves you refreshed, huh? Feet return gently ground. We have renewed commitment to knock items off the to-do list and organize before the weekend. Thinking is clearer, and attempt to connect and talk click, click, click. A fleeting grand trine in water (remember July?) gives you a direct feed to inspiration and guidance plus how to channel into your worldly life. You are the bridge between matter and spirit.
Saturday: First on the agenda is another round of processing and assimilating last week, much like occurred on Monday. This round provides a bird’s eye view of the rupturing in our structures and foundations, kicks you into making a jailbreak (or tossing a lit grenade into one of the ruptures), and then bathes you in giddy, happy, self-pleased optimism — which just might make you rationalize tossing another grenade. Everyone’s doing this, remember, and no one’s being particularly quiet about it. The first waves enhance communication and interpersonal harmony. As the day goes on, weird rumblings sound that make certain connections uncomfortable without any apparent surface cause — until the headbutting starts, when the cause becomes abundantly clear. What we want and what you have to do to get it is the theme of the night and tomorrow, once the Moon goes void of course for 24 hours at 8:07 PM.
