Cosmic Daily

This is one of those rare days during any calendar year when the cosmos appears to unload an enormous arsenal of planetary alignments. When this happens, it is more the totality and quantity of the aspects than the individual nature of each one. Here's the line-up, so you can get a sense of what's at stake: The Moon is void from 6:22AM PDT to 7:44PM PDT (when the Moon shifts from fiery Sagittarius to earthy Capricorn). The Sun makes a frictional, 45-degree link to far-out Neptune (8:59AM PDT). Jupiter makes a supportive, 60-degree tie to Vesta (12:07PM PDT). Vesta unites with Uranus in Pisces (12:53PM PDT). Venus makes a supportive, 60-degree connection with Jupiter (3:55PM PDT). Venus unites with Uranus (3:59PM PDT). The Moon makes its monthly union with Juno (4:53PM PDT). Jupiter and Uranus link via a 60-degree alignment (5:15PM PDT). Venus conjuncts Vesta (5:44PM PDT). And - to add insult to injury - the Moon chimes in late tonight with its monthly union with distant and extremist Pluto in Capricorn (10:01PM PDT).

If you brought together Nostradamus, Edgar Cayce and Jeane Dixon and put them together into a locked room for several days, they still wouldn't be able to figure out what will happen on Planet Earth today. You may recall that Pluto is nearing its station (exact on April 2) and early Sunday March 30 brings a volatile Sun-Mars square.

Part of today's difficulty is that the bulk of the alignments listed are happening within the uncertainty zone of the 13 hour void lunar cycle. The odds are that shock waves, surprises and lightning bolts of inspiration will be pervasive. Signing legal documents, buying large-ticket items, and making bid decisions receive the thumb's-down sign. Not taking yourself so seriously and chuckling over comedy film classics are antidotes for a rising tide of confusion and chaos.


-Mark Lerner, Astrology.com