Find Your Nova

In the rhythms of celestial dance, Easter is intertwined with ancient wisdom and cosmic alignments that echo through time. As the sun strides across Aries following the recent spring equinox, we witness a shift in the balance of light and dark, heralding a season of fertility and new beginnings celebrated across cultures in the Northern Hemisphere. Astrologically, spring marks a pivotal juncture where the dance of light and dark, pervasive throughout the zodiac, tilts towards light's dominance. Aries, embodying this surge of light surpassing darkness, mirrors the increasing length of days and the waning of night as we now turn our journey towards the summer solstice. Easter emerges not merely as a Christian celebration but as an expression of life's vitality and the burgeoning radiance of the sun's rays. This year's significance is heightened by an upcoming solar eclipse, traversing the northern hemisphere, converging in the 20th degree of Aries alongside the mythic fig...

Several years ago, I stumbled upon an intriguing article that inquired into the orbits of planets, drawing parallels with electron clouds in an atom. While I can't pinpoint where I read it, the essence of the article lingered in my mind, prompting reflections on the profound connections between celestial mechanics and deeper philosophical concepts. The article proposed that a planet's orbit mirrors an electron's manifestation in its cloud. It suggested that within the orbit, all potential expressions of the planet exist, waiting to coalesce into material form through our observations. This perspective challenged the conventional view of planets as mere physical entities, urging us to consider them as embodiments of limitless possibilities. My interpretation of this perspective led me to explore the archetypal interpretations of planets throughout their orbits and across the zodiac. Rather than restricting planets to tangible expressions of physical phenomena, I began to see...

Astrology enthusiasts often need to obtain additional information for chart interpretation. We can do that with supplementary or advanced techniques. One such fascinating concept is derived houses, which offer a unique perspective on how planetary influences manifest in different areas of life. In astrology charts, each house represents a specific area of life, while planets bring their distinct energies and themes. Understanding derived houses involves a technique known as turning the wheel, where we treat a different house as the first house to derive new insights. Let's explore this concept using an example chart using whole sign houses. In this case, imagine the ninth house is Capricorn, ruled by Saturn. Additionally, the 10th house is Aquarius, also governed by Saturn. When we refer to the second house from the ninth, we are essentially applying the technique of turning the wheel to obtain a derived house. Imagine we're pretending that the ninth house is the first house. I...

We find ourselves amidst a celestial configuration of unparalleled rarity, one not witnessed for thousands of years. From 500 BCE to 2500 CE, this cosmic alignment occurs only once, culminating on March 9th, 10th, and 11th of the year 2024. As we traverse this extraordinary period leading up to the new moon in Pisces, a celestial dance of profound significance unfolds before us. At the heart of this cosmic choreography lies the Sun, positioned in Pisces, eagerly awaiting the arrival of its lunar counterpart. This sacred union in Pisces, known as the new moon conjunction, typically occurs annually in each sign. However, this time, the New Moon finds itself nestled almost precisely between Saturn and Neptune—a cosmic alignment of immense importance. Neptune, residing within the final degrees of Pisces, and Saturn, stationed at the 11th degree, frame this celestial rendezvous, imbuing it with a sense of cosmic destiny. Meanwhile, Venus, Mars, and Pluto traverse the celestial expanse in Aq...