Mary Plumb talks about some time off with a bit of the astrological symbolism in the story.

Saturn, Venus and the Moon’s North Node are currently in a triple conjunction.  Guest writer Melanie Reinhart shares some reflections on this with TMA readers.

Guest writer Alex Miller looks at asteriod Achilles: he tells the Greek story, gives examples from current events and directs us to find our natal placement – a point that exposes “a soft underbelly, an inherent feebleness or fault, which it exploits to our detriment.” 

Gary Caton writes an amazing blog and educates us all on a convergence of synodic cycles in the US Sibly horoscope.

Mary Plumb reports on some new – to her – wonders in the night sky, thanks to an astronomy group’s meeting on the New Moon.

Alex Miller does a masterful job tying together recent events connected to the Uranus Pluto square. (We’ve been through a lot!) 

Mary Plumb mentions a personal eclipse story and links to lots of other writers on this season of three eclipses. Enjoy yourselves! 

Mary Plumb writes on Pluto’s great and mysterious opening to the underworld (with much appreciation to Brian Clark). 

Venus disappeared from the morning sky (Venus Lucifer, “the light bearer” to the Greeks) on February 16. She will reappear in the evening sky on

TMA Editor Ray Grasse makes a special appearance in today’s blog, pulling together some of the Pisces themes that are carrying us all along.