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Sun 08° Pisces 19' 44"
Moon 10° Cancer 07' 58"
Mercury 22° Pisces 31' 51" 
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Venus 20° Pisces 38' 07"
Mars 27° Aquarius 06' 51"
Ceres 23° Aries 59' 27"
Pallas 10° Pisces 48' 26"
Juno 20° Capricorn 45' 04"
Vesta 23° Aquarius 56' 54"
Jupiter 15° Cancer 19' 51" 
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Saturn 01° Aries 28' 43"
Chiron 23° Aries 56' 56"
Uranus 27° Taurus 41' 22"
Neptune 00° Aries 58' 12"
Pluto 04° Aquarius 28' 37"
TrueNode 08° Pisces 58' 43" 
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Daily Astrological Currents Archives

This page is offered as away to look back at the Daily Astrological Currents Archives for a particular day going back to December of 2013.

Thursday February 26, 2026

We find the beginnings of a new and expanded perspective today but the insights are erratic and generally disorganized. Responsibility is key to avoiding jumping to irresponsible conclusions based on unreliable or incomplete information. The Sun's conjunction with the Pisces North Node is enhanced by the Moon's trine around 11 AM PST this morning. We may need to check our sympathies in order to avoid falling for some 'sob stories'. Nonetheless, the empathy and compassion in this atmosphere is generally helpful in finding some much needed balance. The Mars-Uranus square is intensifying our frustration when facing any obstacles that are blocking important advancement towards much needed change. However, pushing too hard here is only likely to result in missed opportunities to further expand our overall perspective.


Weekly Summary

FEBRUARY 22 - FEBRUARY 28

"It is hardly possible to build anything if frustration, bitterness and a mood of helplessness prevail."
— Lech Walesa

A Mars-Uranus square near the end of this week suggests significant frustration will build throughout the week. Nonetheless, under the waxing lunar cycle, begun with last Tuesday's Aquarius New Moon Eclipse (4:00 AM PST 28-deg Aquarius), there are 'breakout' moments and plenty of help to find answers to the questions that have been raised over the past few weeks. The week begins with a marvelous Venus-Jupiter trine grounded and mediated by the Taurus Moon's sextiles to both planets. However, the enthusiasm of the Venus-Jupiter trine may actually feed into the week's impatience and building frustrations. Attempts to apply logic to the situation doesn't address the emotional elements that are bubbling up all around us. In this context, Mercury's retrograde station in Pisces on Wednesday actually seems to offer help to find some empathy, compassion, and much needed balance through a process of reflection. Ultimately, although the confusion is quite palpable and seemingly intractable, Mercury's retrograde process will offer a number of opportunities to find some of the emotional clarity that seems to be lacking this week. The Sun conjuncts the Pisces North Node early Friday morning, just before the Mars-Uranus square completes, potentially softening some of the intensity. We are offered the possibility of finding deeper compassion and setting aside harsh self-righteousness and judgement in favor of stronger connections and deeper empathy. Mercury will retrograde back to station direct exactly conjunct the North Node on March 20th. Essentially, this is a cleansing, growth process, spurred on by individual determination to move beyond past restrictions and jettison the emotional baggage that has become increasing irrelevant to our current situation. Energetic initiative is guided by intuition, offering unlimited potential for new growth. Certainly, the energy that we find this week may also stir fresh waves of impatience. Nonetheless, with the arrival of Mars into Pisces on Monday of next week, and Jupiter's direct station the following week, we will begin to find unexpected resources coming into view — both material and emotional or spiritual. While the frustration and impatience that is swirling in this week's atmosphere may very well seem important and justified, we'll do better to do whatever we can to maintain our balance. We need to be willing to detach ourselves enough to stand in the uncertainty. Pushing too hard is only likely to result in missed opportunities to further expand our overall perspective. This week's 'leading to' energy is likely to find more definitive expression once we move beyond next Tuesday's Virgo Full Moon Eclipse (3:37 AM PST 12° Virgo/Pisces). There is a marked intelligence and much discernment offered at the Full Moon if we are able to avoid being misled into ungrounded idealism. This waxing lunar cycle is helping us to find answers to the questions raised under the last lunar cycle. Whatever idealism that we're holding on to needs to be tempered by what we can actually see right in front of us — 'the facts on the ground'.

Intuition is particularly well supported on Sunday. Perseverance and courage are important to maintaining our stability. Monday's impatience, irritability, and disruptions are likely to have us looking for someplace to hide while the dust settles. We may not believe that we have the capacity to fully explain what we're seeing or feeling. We seem to be driven to try to apply an intellectual perspective on Tuesday but feel frustrated at every turn by emotional elements that aren't easily satisfied by our 'logic'. We need to be willing to detach ourselves enough to stand in the uncertainty at least long enough to establish some stability. The confusion of not knowing exactly what questions to ask in order to actually gain clarity feeds directly into the frustration that is building on Wednesday. We are offered the possibility of finding deeper compassion and setting aside harsh self-righteousness and judgement in favor of stronger connections and deeper empathy. We find the beginnings of a new and expanded perspective on Thursday but the insights are erratic and generally disorganized. Responsibility is key to avoiding jumping to irresponsible conclusions based on unreliable or incomplete information. Friday's atmosphere does not make it easy to honestly open up and effectively process the emotion and frustration that is underlying all of the activity. While violence and devastating disruptions are certainly suggested by the environment, we aren't likely to find as much decisive movement as we are looking for. Avoidance and escapism will only lead to discouragement on Saturday. If we aren't paying close attention, we may tend to be lured towards tempting distractions that can quickly derail the review process that is getting underway.