Predictions

Jupiter remains retrograde this whole month until December 30. Its shadow period ends on March 24, 2024.

The past few years have been “intense,” and that word seems woefully inadequate in retrospect. Many of us have no memories of such pervasive change.

November 2023 opens as the cosmic-equinox portal expands, bringing significant sitting-at-the-crossroads moments for the human kingdom.

The Green Dragon returns in 2024 for the first time since 1964. The Lunar New Year of the Wood Dragon will be celebrated on February 10 as the Moon turns new in China; however, Chinese metaphysicians refer to February 4 as the start of the Wood Dragon year, according to the solar calendar.

The year 2024 is an 8 year as well as the year of the Dragon. Babies born this year will have leadership skills, cheerful personalities, and be well liked. This is a great year for new beginnings and relocating.

If you are in a 1 personal year, November is a 3 month. This is your year of new beginnings and planting seeds for what you want to manifest over the next nine years. November is the second month you’ve enjoyed the energy of a 3 this year, and the first was in February.

Walking our first collective steps as a newly unified moment in this potentiality, the fully embodied and alchemically transformed master is consciously risen.

The ancient Daoist oracle, the Book of Changes, is still relevant today. The I Ching is composed of sixty-four hexagrams, each made up of six lines that convey stories and metaphors to describe situations we might face in life. They also describe the best and worst attitudes we can take.

We inherently know that eclipses are powerful events, so when October 2023 features both a solar eclipse and a lunar eclipse, we understand that this is an important month. Looking back at my life, I can see key moments that were triggered by eclipses.

The Sun entered Libra on September 23 this year. In the Northern Hemisphere, its passage into the sign of the scales coincides with the autumn equinox, also known as Mabon. In Jewish traditions, this annual milestone is honored in rituals that go by the names Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur