New Moon in Aquarius — Astrology + Energy Forecast February 2022

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“We have to also capture moments of joy... to replenish our flexibility.”

Dip your toe into February’s astrology with a forecast looking at the New Moon in Aquarius, Mercury stationing direct + the first half of the month. We’ll also take a look at the Two of Pentacles in the Tarot as an energetic guide for our journey.

we discuss

  • New Moon in Aquarius

  • Mercury stationing Direct

  • Mars sextile Jupiter

  • Mercury entering Aquarius (again)

  • the Two of Pentacles

  • being more intentional about how to practice joy, levity, surrender, even funny, so we can keep up with what is asked of us

 
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