This week: The winners of the Podathon drawing are announced, and we celebrate a major milestone here at Big Sky Astrology Podcast-our 200th episode! The Sun goes along for the ride with Neptune and is recognized by Pluto; the Sagittarius First Quarter Moon offers another crack at our New Year’s resolutions; the Sun reaches its Libra equinox; and a listener asks about the South Node sharing sign or house with other planets. Plus: A podcasting bat signal, forests and trees, and doing your own laundry!
This week: The winners of the Podathon drawing are announced, and we celebrate a major milestone here at Big Sky Astrology Podcast-our 200th episode! The Sun goes along for the ride with Neptune and is recognized by Pluto; the Sagittarius First Quarter Moon offers another crack at our New Year’s resolutions; the Sun reaches its Libra equinox; and a listener asks about the South Node sharing sign or house with other planets. Plus: A podcasting bat signal, forests and trees, and doing your own laundry!
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[0:55] Thank you! Thank you! Thank you to all who donated to this year’s Big Sky Astrology Podathon! The winners of this year’s drawing are announced!
[3:30] Revisit Episode 100 (shout out to former co-host Jen Braun)!
[4:54] The Sun opposes Neptune on Sep. 19 (4:17 AM PDT) at 26º16’ Virgo-Pisces. The Sabian symbol for the Sun is 27 Virgo, Grand dames at tea. The symbol for 27 Pisces is A Harvest Moon. Go along for the ride!
[7:06] The Sun trines Pluto on Sep. 20 (10:21 PM PDT) at 27º59’ Virgo-Capricorn. The Sun’s Sabian symbol is 28 Virgo, A bald headed man who has seized power. This is a time when our best work is recognized.
[8:33] The Sagittarius First Quarter Moon (Sep. 22, 12:32 PM PDT, 29º32’ Sagittarius) is on the Sabian symbol 30 Sagittarius, The Pope. Take a leap of faith!
[9:19] This is the First Quarter in a Lunar Phase Family Cycle that began at the Dec. 23, 2022 New Moon (1º32’ Capricorn). Critical dates in this cycle: June 21, 2024 (Full Moon 1º07’ Capricorn) and March 22, 2025 (Last Quarter 2º05’ Capricorn).
[12:16] Void-of-Course (VOC) Moon Periods. On Sep. 20 (at 3:21 AM PDT), the Moon in Scorpio sextiles Pluto. It's VOC for a little under four hours before it enters Sagittarius (7:06 AM PDT). Control your emotions to achieve greater empowerment.
[13:39] On Sep. 22, the Moon in Sagittarius squares the Sun in Virgo (12:32 PM PDT), aka our First Quarter Moon. It's VOC for a little under one hour and then enters Capricorn (1:20 PM PDT). Avoid getting so caught up in details that you miss the big picture.
[14:46] On Sep. 24, the Moon in Capricorn conjoins Pluto (1:05 PM PDT). It's VOC for about 3 ½ hours and then enters Aquarius (4:29 PM PDT). Excellent time for changing all kinds of habits.
[16:25] The Sun reaches its Libra Equinox on Sep. 22 (11:50 PM PDT). This marks the beginning of autumn in the Northern Hemisphere and spring in the Southern Hemisphere.
[17:16] The Aries equinox is like the “New Moon” phase of the year; the Cancer solstice the First Quarter Phase; the Libra equinox the Full Moon; and the Capricorn solstice the Last Quarter Phase.
[17:49] Libra is also the sign of relationships, and others will often reflect our own issues.
[18:49] An anonymous friend asks how to interpret the South Node with other planets or points in a chart. (For more on the nodes, check out the listener question segment in Episode 188.)
[23:42] If you’d like to have your question answered on a future episode, leave a message of one minute or less at speakpipe.com/bigskyastrologypodcast or email april(at)bigskyastrology(dot)com; put “Podcast Question” in the subject line.
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