Longterm transits and forecasts become the overriding and defining theme for us all when two or more planets are in aspect to each other, or at a geometric angle to each other, for several months or longer. This happens with the slower moving, outer planets; Pluto, Uranus, Neptune and Saturn.
New BeginningsWe are at both the end and the beginning of a new “Platonic Year”, a 26,000 year precessional cycle based on factors involving the tilt and wobble of the earth. This correlates to the end of the Mayan calendar and the Kali Yuga, both which essentially use the precessional cycle. An article giving this story in more depth is on its way for those interested, but in the grand scheme of these cycles where a “Platonic Month” is about 2160 years, and a “Platonic Season” is about 6480 years long, the transition from the end of a grand cycle to the next is not an overnight event. However, we are in the middle of this transition, and privileged to be living in very “interesting” times.
Pluto on the Galactic Center
This only happens once every 248 years!
Read more about this rare and auspicious meeting: "Pluto on the Galactic Center"...
Current Astroweather
Return from longterm transits to astroweather
