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ms-m-astrologer · 3 years

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Jupiter in 2021

Jupiter’s 2021 timeline:

Friday, January 1, 2021 - 2:47 Aquarius

Saturday, March 27 - Jupiter enters pre-Rx shadow, 22:19 Aquarius

Thursday, May 13 - Jupiter enters Pisces

Sunday, June 20 - Jupiter stations retrograde, 2:11 Pisces

Wednesday, July 28 - Jupiter retrogresses back into Aquarius

Monday, October 18 - Jupiter stations direct, 22:19 Aquarius

Wednesday, December 29 - Jupiter re-enters Pisces

Saturday, January 1, 2022 - Jupiter at 0:32 Pisces

Jupiter’s 2021 story really began on December 19, 2020, when it entered the sign Aquarius - and on December 21, 2020, when it was conjunct Saturn in Aquarius. Now, it will scoot through the entire sign of Aquarius, without stopping once, and venture a little over 2 degrees into Pisces, before stationing retrograde. Jupiter moves back into Aquarius at the end of July, and stays there until almost the end of the year, when it re-enters Pisces.

That’s just so illustrative of Jupiter. It gets carried away with the momentum of a new start, and barrels right on through, moving on to the next sign even - until it has to go back and do over roughly the last third of Aquarius. Whoops.

So, looking at the Jupiter-through-Aquarius piece: we’re supposed to recognize opportunities to expand and explore (transiting Jupiter) in Aquarius ways. What are those ways? Well, computers and electronics, definitely; I’m hoping that we’ll emerge from our COVID cocoons seeing that someone has found innovative ways to improve online experiences. I’m also (as an educator) hoping that the frankly disgusting inequality of broadband access will be addressed. Everybody needs the best internet access, just like with clean water and electricity.

There’s also a big piece of Aquarius that wants to dump all the cultural programming and blithely do its own thing. If you’re feeling pressured to conform, and you’re sick of it, this is a good chance for you to break away from the pressure.

Socially, Aquarius goes two ways - either surrounded by crowds of people, or all alone. It’s important to make sure we aren’t going to harmful Jupiterian extremes in either direction. The extroverts among us may go overboard in socializing, after being denied it for so long; while the introverts among us (like the one writing this!) may go overboard with social distancing and not want to leave their bedrooms.

Anybody got anything else? It does my old heart a world of good when my followers share their knowledge with the rest of us!

As for Jupiter in Pisces - well, that’s only two and a half months. I would rather not write about it at all, because it’s basically a “mulligan” - a “do-over” - because Jupiter will retrogress right back into the final eight degrees of Aquarius. We’ll have some extra work to do with Jupiter in Aquarius, before we can properly progress into Pisces.

(The final third of the sign is the Libra decanate. Ms M is hoping for some social justice action.)

When Jupiter is traveling between 0:00 and 22:19 of Aquarius: if Jupiter will aspect one of your natal placements, it will be a “one and done” situation. For example, poor Ms M gets only one trine to her natal Sun, alas. (But she’s counting her blessings - she gets only one square to her natal Ascendant, too.)

When Jupiter is between 22:19 Aquarius and 2:11 Pisces: Jupiter is going to spend most of his time in 2021 in this narrow 10-degree stretch of Zodiac. If he aspects any placement in your chart, during this time, that aspect will be a three-peat - three separate instances. The first one “just” makes you aware of a situation; the second one gives you further insights and information; the third one should allow you to resolve the situation.

Good Jupiter Days

A “good” Jupiter day is one in which the transiting Moon is in Sagittarius, Jupiter’s sign, and making either a sextile or a trine to transiting Jupiter. They’re “lucky” days, but they’re also times when it is possible to drastically overdo something. Maybe the best use of these times is to spread the good luck to the people around you?

Saturday, January 9, 11:15 UT - 19:18 UT - Moon/Sagittarius sextile Jupiter/Aquarius

Friday, February 5, 17:16 UT - Saturday, February 6, 12:45 UT - Moon/Sagittarius sextile Jupiter/Aquarius

Thursday, March 4, 22:43 UT - Saturday, March 6, 05:07 UT - Moon/Sagittarius sextile Jupiter/Aquarius

Thursday, April 1, 05:59 UT - Friday, April 2, 22:17 UT - Moon/Sagittarius sextile Jupiter/Aquarius

Wednesday, April 28, 15:42 UT - Friday, April 30, 13:27 UT - Moon/Sagittarius sextile Jupiter/Aquarius

Monday, August 16, 03:12 UT - Wednesday, August 18, 01:43 UT - Moon/Sagittarius sextile Jupiter/Aquarius

Sunday, September 12, 08:34 UT - Tuesday, September 14, 01:38 UT - Moon/Sagittarius sextile Jupiter/Aquarius

Saturday, October 9, 15:24 UT - Monday, October 11, 04:30 UT - Moon/Sagittarius sextile Jupiter/Aquarius

Saturday, November 6, 00:52 UT - Sunday, November 7, 13:44 UT - Moon/Sagittarius sextile Jupiter/Aquarius

Friday, December 3, 12:13 UT - Sunday, December 5, 05:08 UT - Moon/Sagittarius sextile Jupiter/Aquarius

#Astrology #Jupiter in 2021 #Ms M astrologer

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ineedahugesticktobeatyou · 2 years

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2021 Reading Challenge - COMPLETE

- Masterpost -

01. A book that’s published in 2021 - Shooting Martha

02. An Afrofuturist book - La ferrovia sotterranea (The Underground Railroad)

03. A book that has a heart, diamond, club, or spade on the cover - Un testamento per farci innamorare

04. A book by an author who shares your zodiac sign - Il segno della croce (Sign of the Cross)

05. A dark academia book - Non è colpa della luna (If We Were Villains)

06. A book with a gem, mineral, or rock in the title - La ragazza con l’orecchino di perla (Girl witha Pearl Earring)

07. A book where the main character works at your current or dreams job - La misura della felicità (The Storied Life of A.J. Fikry)

08. A book that has won the Women’s Prize for Fiction - La canzone di Achille (The Song of Achilles)

09. A boon with a family tree - The Last of August

10. A bestseller from the 1990s - Jurassic Park

11. A book about forgetting - Eleanor Oliphant sta benissimo (Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine)

12. A book you have seen on someone else’sbookshelf (in real life, on a Zoom call, in a TV show, etc.) - Carta canta

13. A locked room mistery - Le sette morti di Evelyn Hardcastle (The 7 1/2 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle)

14. A book set in a restaurant - Pomodori verdi fritti al Caffè di Whistle Stop (Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafè)

15. A book with a black and white cover - Un mondo nuovo (A Whole New World)

16. A book by an indigenous author - Non qui, non altrove (There There)

17. A book that has the same title as a song - Torchwood: Almost perfect

18. A book about a subject you are passionate about - I Templari

19. A book that discusses body positivity - Brava a letto (Good in Bed)

20. A book on a Black Lives Matter reading List - The Hate U Give

21. A genre hybrid - Viaggio fatale (Fatal Voyage)

22. A book set mostly or entirely outdoors - Torchwood: Bay of the Dead

23. A book with something broken on the cover - The Case for Jamie

24. A book by a Muslim American Author - Mille splendidi soli (A Thousand Splendid Suns)

25. A book that was published anonymously - Ragione e Sentimento (Sense and Sensibility)

26. A book with an oxymoron in the title - Piccole grandi bugie (Big Little Lies)

27. A book about do-overs or fresh starts - L’uomo che metteva in ordine il mondo (A Man Called Ove)

28. A magical realism book - L’oceano in fondo al sentiero (The Ocean at the End of the Lane)

29. A book set in multiple countries - Figli di Dio (Three Marys)

30. A book set somewhere you’d like to visit in 2021 - Torchwood: The House that Jack Built

31. A book by a blogger, vlogger, Youtuber, or other online personality - Let It Snow

32. A book whose title stars with “Q” or “X” or “Z” - A Question of Holmes

33. A book featuring three generations - La casa degli Spiriti (The House of the Spirits)

34. A book about a social justice issue - Il buio oltre la siepe (To Kill a Mockingbird)

35. A book in a different format than what you normally read - Torchwood: Hidden

36. A book with fewer than 1000 reviews - Il debito (The Debt)

37. A book you think your best friend would like - Divorare il cielo

38. A book about art or an artist - Torchwood: Into the Silence

39. A book everyone seems to have read but you - La macchina del tempo (The Time Machine)

40. Your favorite prompt from a past Popsugar Reading Challenge - Il sigillo del cielo (The Showstone)

#2021 reading challenge #popsugarreadingchallenge #dani reads books #personal

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thekpnews · 3 years

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Stuti Padia [Disha Vakani's Daughter] Wiki/Biography, Instagram, Birthday, Age, Photos

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This play was her first career step in the Indian film industry. Then she is very famous on Gujarati Garba queen Daya Jethalal Gada on TMKOC which is Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah Sab TV's most famous full family comedy serial. Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah's show was the longest TV show on Serial. In this post, we will be provided add the information about Stuti Padia like that स्तुति पड़िया age, Stuti Padia Images or Photos or Pics,dr stuti, ram stuti written, दिशा वकानी Stuti Padia, Stuti Birthdate, Age, Zodiac sign and many more...

Stuti Padia Wiki/Biography

Stuti Padia is the daughter of Disha vakani from Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah's most famous Tv serial. Stuti Padia was born in Mumbai in India. Stuti Padia birthday date or date of birth or birth date is 17th November 2017. Stuti Padia age is 04 years as of 2021. Her caste is Indian Brahmin and her nationality is Indian. She is currently living in Mumbai, Maharastra in India.

Stuti Padia is famous for his mother Disha Vakani. She was born on 17th August 1978 in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. Disha Vakani has completed her graduation with Dramatic Arts from Gujarat University. She making also debut in the film industry like Kamsin: The Untouched (in 1997) and Khichdi (in 2004). Kamsin is a film Debut and Khichdi is a TV debut.

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Daily Astrological Predictions for All Zodiac Signs https://www.magicalrecipesonline.com/2021/08/daily-predictions-for-wednesday-04-august-2021.html https://www.instagram.com/p/CSKyP1yMfh6/?utm_medium=tumblr

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ms-m-astrologer · 4 years

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Transiting Mars enters retrograde zone

Timeline (current events in bold)

Saturday, July 25, 2020, 14:10 UT - transiting Mars enters retrograde zone, 15:14 Aries

Wednesday, September 9, 2020, 22:22 UT - transiting Mars stations retrograde, 28:08 Aries

Saturday, November 14, 2020, 00:36 UT - transiting Mars stations direct, 15:14 Aries

Saturday, January 2, 2021, 19:10 UT - transiting Mars exits retrograde zone, 28:08 Aries

Before I even get started, the main thing I want everyone to take from any of this is to SLOW THE F*$& DOWN. It’s a guarantee that anything you try to start &/or accomplish between July 25 and September 9 will be revisited, when Mars is retrograde - and then, re-revisited, after Mars stations direct.

My #1 source for Rx Zone issues, Martin Bulgerin (www dot biopscinst dot com), has this to say about Mars retrograde:

During Mars retrograde periods, we get to experience how we sabotage our own actions, preventing us from achieving what we desire to do. The ability to express your will-power seems thwarted. The key here is to discover what is keeping you from effective action and changing it. This inner nemesis may be an over active temper, an impatience with planning when you can rush into activity, or simply a lack of awareness that causes you to ignore useful clues. This is not a good time to initiate new projects that require perseverence, nor is it easy to work with others during this cycle.

In a perfect world, we took to heart all the lessons about effective Mars expression, back when Mars was in Pisces. We learned how to be more of a Zen master than a trigger-happy soldier. Unfortunately, this is 2020. As if it isn’t bad enough to have Mars Rx in his own sign, DURING AN ELECTION YEAR IN THE US, we have a series of difficult aspects which transiting Mars is going to “do” three times each: Mars will square Pallas Athene, Jupiter, Saturn, and Pluto, three times each; Mars will also conjunct Eris/Aries three times.

Anyway, here we are in the pre-Rx zone. Issues that we’re going to have to deal with, during the time Mars is actually retrograde, will begin to crop up. Ms M has a strong natal Mars and has seen the writing on the wall, so to speak, for a few days now. I suggest that, if you’re also the possessor of a strong natal Mars (or Aries or Scorpio, or the 1st or 8th Houses), make notes on your planner about issues that crop up. Date and time, like that.

I haven’t gone into detail about the aspects of a planet, in quite some time. If I were you, I would pay attention to the transiting aspects that you may have in your natal chart. For example, I have natal Mars square natal Pallas Athene; I’m going to feel that set of squares very strongly.

You may also want to pay attention to any of the aspects that will trigger something in your own chart, regardless of whether or not you have it natally. The Mars-Saturn square on August 24, for example, will ding my natal Mercury/Gemini.

Finally: a few hours after Mars enters his Rx Zone (03:50 UT on Sunday, July 26), the Moon transiting Libra will oppose him. If we’re awake and aware, we should definitely feel this thing beginning to ratchet up.

Monday, July 27, 21:46 UT - Mercury/Cancer square Mars/Aries, 16:20

Third of three. This is the first non-lunar aspect Mars makes, and sets the tone for the whole experience. From Merc’s point of view, Mars is insensitive, cruel, and selfish; from Mars’ point of view, Merc whines too much and never wants to stand up for itself. My suspicion is that Mars is going to pick up on something unresolved from the recent Mercury Rx (some perceived insecurity), and run with it. Be smarter than that.

Placements affected lie between 15:20 and 17:20 of the cardinal signs Aries, Cancer, Libra, and Capricorn; and between 0:20 and 2:20 of the mutable signs Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius, and Pisces.

Wednesday, July 29, 05:02 UT - Pallas Athene Rx/Capricorn square Mars/Aries, 16:51

First of three. You never like to see the warrior squabbling with the master strategist. Pallas Athene is telling Mars to follow procedures, perhaps, and Mars just wants to trash everything with his sword. Again, this may “just” manifest as some issue we’ll have to face more thoroughly during Mars’ retrograde.

Placements affected lie between 15:51 and 17:51 of the cardinal signs Aries, Cancer, Libra, and Capricorn; and between 0:51 and 2:51 of the mutable signs Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius, and Pisces.

Tuesday, August 4, 13:06 UT - Jupiter Rx/Capricorn square Mars/Aries, 19:44

First of three. If I were telling a story (and I kind of am), it’s almost like Mars didn’t like the orders he got from Captain Pallas Athene, so he’s protesting up to General Jupiter. Which I don’t think is “done” in the Army! We could get carried away and overconfident; we may consent to take on some project that is way, way over our heads and/or our paygrades.

Placements affected lie between 20:44 and 22:44 of the cardinal signs Aries, Cancer, Libra, and Capricorn; and between 5:44 and 7:44 of the mutable signs Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius, and Pisces.

Thursday, August 6, 07:30 UT - Neptune Rx/Pisces semi-sextile Mars/Aries, 20:28

First of three. Much of the reason for the typical Martian bravado and belligerence can be found in the fact that the sign which precedes it, in the Zodiac, is Pisces. Mars/Aries is a reaction to Neptune/Pisces. Mars is essentially trying to banish, or at least cover up, what it perceives as all the Neptunian insecurity. A very subtle situation arises where the two different fighting styles are contrasted. Take good notes.

Placements affected lie between 19:28 and 21:28 of all signs. You’ll probably feel that one of these planets is helping you, and the other is hindering you.

Thursday, August 13, 07:13 UT - Pluto Rx/Capricorn square Mars/Aries, 23:05; Friday, August 14, 19:40 UT - Ceres Rx/Pisces (8:35) semi-square Mars/Aries (23:35)

First of three, for both of them. Mars is beginning to slow down considerably, giving us this sort of “two-fer” situation to deal with. We all know the mythology between Ceres and Pluto, right? Here, Pluto is the strict, traditional husband; while Ceres is the anxious, overprotective mom. Now here comes Mars, spoiling for a fight. Whatever arises from this, it should be easier to separate the issues during Mars’ retrograde, and address them more appropriately.

Placements affected lie between 22:05 and 24:35 of the cardinal signs Aries, Cancer, Libra, and Capricorn; and between 7:05 and 9:35 of the mutable signs Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius, and Pisces.

Sunday, August 16, 14:01 UT - Sun/Leo trine Mars/Aries, 24:09; Monday, August 17, 05:28 UT - Mercury/Leo trine Mars, Aries, 24:21; Monday, August 17, 16:39 UT - Eris Rx/Aries conjunct Mars/Aries, 24:29 (First of three)

I honestly looked at this situation and thought, “Hubris.” The braggadocio levels are off the charts. I’m thinking about all these so-called “militia” types we have in the US, the bunch of ugly idiots brandishing their guns all the time. And you know what’s really unsettling? August 17 is the beginning of the Democratic National Convention. Expect clown cars, I guess.

Placements affected lie between 23:09 and 25:29 of all signs. Planets in yang signs (Aries, Gemini, Leo, Libra, Sagittarius, Aquarius) will get more of a positive “boost” out of this, i.e., easier to express the energies.

Saturday, August 22, 14:04 UT - North Node/Gemini sextile Mars/Aries, 25:49; South Node/Sagittarius trine Mars/Aries, 25:49

First of three. The trine between the South Node and Mars makes it easy for us to “act up” in ways that have worked for us in the past. And in ways we’ve enjoyed acting up. However, we’re supposed to be going toward the North Node! We have opportunities here to “trade notes” and compare experiences with other people. There are smarter ways to get what we want. And we don’t have to fight all alone.

Placements affected lie between 24:49 and 26:59 of the yang signs Aries, Gemini, Leo, Libra, Sagittarius, and Aquarius.

Monday, August 24, 18:19 UT - Saturn Rx/Capricorn square Mars/Aries, 26:19 (First of three); Wednesday, August 26, 03:48 UT - Mercury (11:36 Virgo) sesquare Mars (26:36 Aries)

In case you were wondering, this is the week scheduled (as of July 24) for the Republican National Convention. Remember that astrological cliche about how Mars is the gas pedal and Saturn is the brakes? Maybe Mercury can be the backseat driver, snarking out unhelpful instructions?! (This is also when my school district plans on opening schools back up.) There is some absolutely infuriating situation which may be too impossible to extract ourselves from. Alas for us, the revisit of Mars-Saturn, during the retrograde (Sept 23-24), will feature Merc in Libra opposing Mars and squaring Saturn. (However, for the third and final Mars-Saturn square, Merc is otherwise occupied.)

Placements affected lie between 25:19 and 27:36 of the cardinal signs Aries, Cancer, Libra, and Capricorn; and between 10:19 and 12:36 of the mutable signs Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius, and Pisces.

Friday, September 4, 09:12 UT - Venus/Cancer square Mars/Aries, 27:55; Friday, September 4, 13:15 UT - Mercury/Virgo inconjunct Mars/Aries, 27:55; Saturday, September 5, 01:54 UT - Sun/Virgo (12:58) sesquare Mars/Aries (27:58)

The final “situation” before Mars stations retrograde sees all the personal planets ganging up on Mars. (The Moon will be conjunct Mars on Sept. 5-6.) This is where Mars has to face facts - the old ways aren’t working any more. Venus is cutting him off, the Sun is backing up Venus (and being snarky about it to both parties), and Mercury is detailing all the ways he’s being ineffective. In the US at least there’s a long holiday weekend for Mars to contemplate all this.

Placements affected lie between 26:55 and 28:08 of the cardinal signs Aries, Cancer, Libra, and Capricorn; and between 11:55 and 13:08 of the mutable signs Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius, and Pisces.

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