AstroAlchemy: Transits, Transformation & Tarot

  As we welcome the Pisces New Moon in February 2025 , the energy shifts into a dreamy, mystical, and deeply intuitive space. This is a time of heightened emotions, spiritual connection, and profound healing. Pisces, the final sign of the zodiac, invites us to release what no longer serves us and trust the flow of the universe as we step into new beginnings. The Energy of the Pisces New Moon The Pisces New Moon carries a soft, yet powerful energy—one that encourages introspection, creativity, and emotional renewal. Pisces is ruled by Neptune , the planet of dreams, intuition, and the subconscious mind, making this an ideal time for: 🌊 Emotional Release – Old wounds may resurface, offering an opportunity for healing and closure. Let go of past hurts and open yourself to new possibilities. 🔮 Heightened Intuition – Pay close attention to dreams, synchronicities, and gut feelings. The veil between worlds is thin, making it easier to receive divine guidance. 🎨 Creative Flow – If y...

🔮 The cosmos are buzzing with potent energy! Pisces season is washing over us with its dreamy waves, while Mars retrograde stirs up deep emotions in Cancer. Pluto is settling into Aquarius, pushing for transformation, and Mercury and Saturn in Pisces are asking us to tune into our intuition. Emotions may run high, and clarity might feel a little slippery—but this is your cue to trust the flow, embrace change, and lean into your soul’s journey. Venus in bold Aries ignites passion in love, while Uranus in grounded Taurus urges us to build lasting stability. These celestial shifts are weaving together growth, reflection, and fresh starts. Let’s see what the stars have aligned for your sign 🌌: ♈ Aries (March 21 – April 19) Your ruling planet Mars is retrograde, stirring up emotional waves. Venus in your sign, though, is giving you a magnetic glow. You’re irresistible—but are you ready for the intensity you’re attracting? Pause before diving headfirst. Sometimes the best power move is pat...

If I had a dollar for every time I found myself in a relationship thinking, But I can fix him, I'd be writing this from my beach house in Santorini, not hunched over my laptop with yesterday's mascara under my eyes. For years, my love life has been like one long episode of Rescue 911, except I was the one dialing for help while simultaneously trying to perform CPR on relationships that had flatlined long ago.  Spoiler alert: It never worked.  Instead, I ended up in a pattern of attracting alcoholics, emotionally stunted man-children, and guys who treated self-destruction like it was their part-time hobby. And me? I was the ever-dedicated light in their darkness, holding a flashlight and a first-aid kit, trying to lead them to salvation. What I didn't realize was that the person I actually needed to rescue was me. So, let's talk about why we do this to ourselves and how to finally cut the cord on our inner Florence Nightingale. The Attraction to the Wounded: A Love Story...