By 8 AM PST the Moon trines Neptune and creates a loose Grand Trine with Venus in lovely Libra. Energies of creation, aesthetics, and emotions balance and can be very effectively tapped for personal use. 10 AM and the Moon follows up with a square to Uranus and Chiron is added to the Grand Trine. This could prompt creative energies manifested either using unique Chirotic skills or that are inspired by hurt–both are classic creative scenarios that will have an originality and that may appear suddenly, a bolt of generative lightning that can inspire major work or ideas.
Void begins at 1:57 PM Pacific, and ends with the Moon’s entry into Cancer at 5:13 Pacific. In the interim, it might be best to take the afternoon (or whatever it is for you) off. If it’s anything where you are like it is where I am, you are snowbound–after that creative surge, sit back, put your feet up, and have a little cocoa 🙂
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Julie Demboski's ASTROLOGY 
just like that a little cocoa ey wot?
haha
After nearly 3 years of never failing astonishment
at the truth of astrology literally making miracles
manifest I can’t say how hard it is to wrap my head
around it’s mystery. (I think it requires contemplation
in order not to be carried away this way and that by
the currents, this is my latest gem of learning- to remain
unaffected! Lest one be torn asunder too much by the passions!)
A bit of tea after the summer storm then, hahaha , how posh!
And more to the point- cool, calm, collected- centered and at
peace -in heart and mind always. This little trick acheived by perspective
only granted by deep heart meditation and contemplation– or- the devil’s
passions work to upset you! Because I suspect there are large and strange
hidden powers at large in the Earth it seems to me, and one must be calmed
in one’s perspective ! Or am I wrong?
namaste
cam
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Julie, that sounds about right for me! I’ve got an hair appointment this morning after which I’ll visit a good friend. 🙂
Sounds wonderful *sigh* It must be nice to get out of the house (said wistfully as I eye the snow banks out the window)
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