The Fable of the Eagle and the Lark found in Predictive Astrology by Bernadette Brady

I'd like to begin today with a fable called The Eagle and The Lark which I found in Bernadette Brady's book, Predictive Astrology, The Eagle and The Lark.

I've known for months that the month of March 2020 was going to be particularly trying time, especially this week, March 16-23. I wasn't sure exactly how the energy would manifest, but I can remember looking at the astrological line-up and thinking, "This is going to be big and difficult."

The alarm sounds in the dark of morning, and all of the things you have to do immediately fill your mind...but the covers feel oh so warm and inviting. You were dreaming about reaching great heights and exploring unknown terrains. It was a nice dream filled with curiosity and movement. There was a sense of progress and ascension.  You don't want to leave this world yet...you wonder what's behind the next door.  And yet, you must go.  You have things to do.

I've been trying to find the words to communicate what is coming into my awareness these days, and I realize that the subject is so large and my experience feels so meaningful that I could write a book. And I might. Why not?

Jupiter is big and bold and give us hope. Jupiter is the energy behind inspiration. Take a moment to remember how you felt the last time you were really inspired by someone. Maybe it filled you with hope? Maybe it filled you with ideas about how you could make the world a better place?

What is an Out-of-Bounds (OOB) planet? A planet is considered to be OOB when its declination in the sky is beyond 23°27’. In this position, the planet is outside the boundary limits of the Earth’s orbit around the Sun.

I love astrology. I really do. I've seen so many articles posted about today's Full Moon in Aries and they are all chock full of good advice and valuable information describing the energies at play. But my favorite thing to do is to see how it moves through my life.....and this full moon is everything to me.