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Sun 11° Scorpio 12' 11"
Moon 10° Aries 35' 44"
Mercury 04° Sagittarius 19' 51"
Venus 25° Libra 32' 25"
Mars 29° Scorpio 10' 06"
Ceres 03° Aries 36' 51" 
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Pallas 08° Aquarius 58' 57"
Juno 10° Sagittarius 16' 04"
Vesta 23° Sagittarius 52' 42"
Jupiter 25° Cancer 02' 18"
Saturn 25° Pisces 41' 32" 
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Chiron 24° Aries 06' 40" 
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Uranus 00° Gemini 11' 11" 
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Neptune 29° Pisces 44' 43" 
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Pluto 01° Aquarius 27' 55"
TrueNode 17° Pisces 00' 20" 
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Mars-Saturn

Mars-Saturn - Frustration

"The finest fury is the most controlled."

— Christopher Hitchens

The Mars-Saturn conjunction culminates this week, potentially bringing frustration to a peak. The Mars-Saturn conjunction is sometimes described as having "one foot on the brake & one foot on the gas pedal". Mars says "Go!", while Saturn says "Slow Down". In Capricorn, Saturn's restrictions may be in charge. However, the energy of Mars in the sign of achievement and control may be slowed but will not be stopped. The opportunity presented to us this week is to use the slow downs, obstacles, and restrictions to reinforce our foundations through painstaking, methodical, and deliberate action. As Mars moves beyond the restrictions of the conjunction with Saturn, the tightly wound energy will take aim at the powerfully transformative but potentially explosive conjunction with Pluto, which culminates on April 25th. The potent Martian energy continues to be extremely significant as it carries Pluto's transformational energy into the May 15th square to Uranus — just as they both change signs — Mars into Aquarius; Uranus into Taurus. We should take note of the fixed sign essence of that culminating square — Mars' energy is channeled into the Aquarian push for reform and is ruled by Uranus as it enters determined, stubborn Taurus. As we move through the remaining days of the retrograde Mercury and the waning lunar cycle, this week's atmosphere may feel quite scattered and unfocused. We may see some despondency, disruptive shifts, or unproductive communication this week. However, the energy that has been so tightly wound, coming into this week, will begin to unwind as Mars moves beyond the restrictions of Saturn. In the coming weeks, as the Martian energy is more freely unleashed, the importance of Saturn's discipline will be clear. The better we understand those lessons, the better we will be able to use the extraordinary energy that is being activated.

We begin to test the validity of our research on Sunday as Mercury reaches the inferior conjunction the Sun. The Moon arrives in Scorpio and we begin to see where we need to add new elements and what we need to cut loose. The Mars-Saturn conjunction on Monday may lead to a peak of frustration and restriction. However, the discipline of these restrictions has the potential to help us productively channel the powerful energy as the week develops. There are temptations that threaten to take us off course on Tuesday as we feel the residual frustration from the Mars-Saturn conjunction. Wednesday may see some surprising course changes or shifts in basic beliefs. Communication is especially challenging on Thursday. We may get stuck on specific ideas or approaches and lose sight of the perspectives of others. Restlessness keeps productive compromises at bay. There is a strong sense of responsibility on Friday, as the Moon arrives in Capricorn. There may be some temptation to use coercive tactics to force agreements. The potent energy of Mars, previously restricted by Saturn, begins to unwind on Saturday. However, the energetic feeling of empowerment may be released in unsteady or inappropriate ways. The paradox of power and control is on display — in order to gain control, we have to let go. The importance of discipline is clearly displayed.

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