Predictions

Passion for change, healing, wholeness, and truth will be running high in January 2020 as the grand trine energies open up the year with Chiron just entering Aries, Vulcanus just entering Leo, and Mars moving into Sagittarius on January 3.

November 2019 begins with Mercury retrograde in Scorpio from November 1 to November 20. Scorpio — the triune water sign of depth, transformation, and movement — tends to express at three distinct levels. One level is holding a grudge, getting even, suspicion, and distrust.

How to Read and Use the Following Calendar: This is not the usual Sun sign–based calendar.

The focus for November is on President John F. Kennedy and his death 56 (11) years ago this month. He is popularly recognized for speaking out against and attempting to confront the darkness that even now engulfs the nation. He was killed on November 22 (11, 22), 1963.

We face a troubling future until humanity can unite around sustainable practices for the planet. Those of us who are older have long envisioned a time when people work together. So far, instead of the cooperation our planet needs, we witness a rash of propaganda and hate.

As we battle with the world’s challenges, it is easy to forget the importance of making time to enjoy ourselves with people we like and care about.

This is the time for a new foundation of society built on truth and heart-centeredness. In business, heart-centered small companies continue to grow and flourish and lead the trend of the future. We will see more of this develop in 2020.

How to Read and Use the Following Calendar: This is not the usual Sun sign–based calendar.

The energies for October open with powerful transformation facilitating the use of focused emotional energies to dream the soul’s desires awake, individually and collectively. Clarity is possible with heart-centered guidance going with the flow between the past and future.

Life has never been more complicated than it is now. Whether it’s our busy lives without space to just be or our reliance on ever increasingly complex forms of technology, we can safely say that simplicity has gone out the window. But what happens when life becomes too complicated?