Sun and Rising Sign Horoscopes for March 2025

Adam Elenbaas:
Hey everyone. This is Adam Elenbaas from Nightlight Astrology [https://nightlightastrology.com/]. Today, I am joined by my colleagues and friends, Dana and Alex, to break down your horoscopes for the month of March. It is an incredibly dynamic month, maybe the busiest and most dynamic month of 2025. We have a ton of things taking place in the sign of Aries: Mercury Retrograde, a Venus retrograde, a solar eclipse, and Neptune all moving into Aries this month.

So we are going to be looking at those transits and focusing on the whole sign house of Aries for all 12 signs, which means you can listen to this for your sun or rising sign—whatever you prefer. We always recommend your rising sign, but we're going to be taking a look at how that placement lands in your chart and what topics are likely to be activated by this fiery whirlwind of energy taking place in the sign of Aries this month.

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Unknown Speaker:
Hey, I'm wearing...

Alex Amorosi:
My Aries red. Yes.

Adam Elenbaas:
Oh my god, it's like the month of fire. Holy cow. Yeah, I mean, well, let's just start by outlining what's happening, and then I'd love to get first takes and impressions from you guys.

We can see this is March 1, and at the beginning of the month, the moon is in the sign of Aries on the day that Venus stations in the sign of Aries on March 1 to turn retrograde. Technically, the retrograde motion begins like the next day, you know, ish. So the first three days of March, you get the moon in Aries while Venus is turning retrograde in Aries.

And then the next day, Mercury enters Aries, where it will soon go up to that nine/ten-degree marker and turn retrograde. Venus and Mercury will conjoin while Venus is retrograde. Mercury gets to about nine degrees and stations and also turns retrograde by the 15th into the 16th.

So the first half of the month, we have two planets turning retrograde in Aries, back to back, at almost the exact same station points. That's something. Then, as the month continues, we get into the sun entering the sign of Aries, of course, that's the spring equinox from the standpoint of the Northern Hemisphere.

We'll have a Mercury cazimi in Aries, and then we're going to get a solar eclipse in the sign of Aries on March 28. That's a big solar eclipse with an exalted sun. And then, as if this isn't enough, the very next day, we'll have Neptune entering the sign of Aries on the 29th. You actually see it on March 30, but it's right there after on the 29th.

So from the first part of the month to the end of the month, we have a Venus retrograde in Aries, a Mercury retrograde in Aries, a Venus-Mercury conjunction in Aries, a Mercury cazimi in Aries, a solar eclipse in the sign of Aries, and Neptune entering Aries. It's like... and this is why astrologers have really pegged this as one of the most dynamic months of the year, especially because when you have a solar eclipse in the sign that an outer planet is then moving into, making its first ingress—it's been in Pisces for a very long time, was it 14-15 years, something like that—it's a big deal.

Now, if we flash forward just two months, at the very end of May, Saturn will also enter the sign of Aries, another slow-moving outer planet changing signs, further emphasizing this very fiery sign of Aries, this cardinal sign that initiates the takeover from light to dark that is associated with inceptions, starting points, the new, and the young. The seeding point of this is the first sign of the zodiac.

So I reserve some of my further thoughts for a little bit later. I want to let Dana and Alex first just comment on this conflagration of fire energy in the sign of Aries. Like, what comes to your mind when you think about this month of March?

Alex Amorosi:
It's gonna get spicy. That's the thing we can all just say right out of the gate. You know, I think for me, the Aries energy this month, the context of it has to come with all the Pisces that's coming before it. Like, Pisces and Aries are both so emphasized this year in different ways. Jupiter and Mars are so emphasized in different ways this year.

It feels a little bit like in these last two weeks of February, it's like, "But there's Pisces, and I'm not sure." And I just feel a little bit in my sort of cocoon, and I'm not sure. And then you get into Aries, and it's like, "You go fuck yourself. I'm taking things over." You know, like, it's a really sudden shift.

To me, it's like someone just switches the power back on, and you go, "Whoa, hang on one second. What's going on?" And there's an immediate rush of energy into doing, into creating—sometimes not always well thought through. I'll say that. It's something that can just kind of explode. But I think it will feel, on the positive sides of it, empowering. I think it will feel refreshing.

I think it will feel like things that maybe have, you know, with all these retrogrades and all the water that's been in the air, especially with Mars retrograde in Cancer, it might feel like there's finally some gas in the tank of us moving forward, especially now that Mars, that's hosting all this, is moving direct.

But it is a time where I think discernment is really important. The mindful pause is really important. The ability to say, "Do I really want to create this?" Because Aries is actually a very creative sign, but it's immediately creative. It's very immediate, and it doesn't always think through its creations. So I think it's gonna be interesting. That's my professional astrological take.

Dana Solana:
Yeah, I'm seeing it in a similar but slightly different view. Definitely thinking about Aries and Pisces as a whole. Like, if I think about the arc of March, we are starting something that's Mercury and Venus moving into Aries, and then we realize we've got to backtrack, and we go back to this liminal Piscean space.

Meanwhile, the energy is just building, ramping up, and the end of the month is just like this crescendo, mic-drop moment. And it feels like a path just opens up. Like, some new information, some new something. All of a sudden, we were going this way, but now we can diverge completely, and we're like, "Okay, now what?"

So I'm really excited to see what we find out by the end of the month because I think it will really change our options and where we want to go next.

Adam Elenbaas:
Yeah, Alex, go ahead.

Alex Amorosi:
No, I just love that. That's awesome.

Adam Elenbaas:
Okay, I thought you were gonna add something. Yeah, I feel like the qualities that I can boil the temple of the ram down to include inceptional, meaning it likes to start things, ambitious, impulsive, brave, determined. Those kinds of qualities, when they surge suddenly, strongly in big waves like this, will probably coincide with events that take place, let's say collectively first, that catalyze decisive, new, bold actions—perhaps new battles or fights or heroic missions or crusades, because Aries certainly can invoke those kinds of things.

But on a personal level, it's when events conspire to make you realize, "This requires something totally different from me that I've ever had to do before. This requires some feature of my strength or my character or my calling or my dharma, whatever we want to call it, that I have never had to call forth before, like this or in this way or in this direction or something."

And it also makes me think, especially with Neptune entering Aries, Neptune can be a planet that is so overwhelming. When it enters a sign, I remember when it entered Pisces, it was right around the time of the Fukushima disaster. You guys remember that? I think it was an ingress. I'm pretty sure. If I'm getting this wrong, then that's my bad. But if there was a Neptune ingress, there was another major oil spill around Neptune's entrance into Pisces that I'm remembering as well.

Anyway, there were events collectively that made you go, "Oh, wow, we've got a new Neptune moved into this watery sign of Pisces, and there was the tsunami." Or was it the tsunami? You guys remember? Was that Fukushima thing related to a tsunami?

Alex Amorosi:
I think it was related to an earthquake, but not necessarily a tsunami. The big tsunami in Asia was, I think, 2006.

Adam Elenbaas:
Yeah, okay. Central, yeah. It was an earthquake. Then, whatever the case may be, I just remember that event and maybe an oil spill. I could be getting this wrong. But the point is that typically, when outer planets transition into new signs, you get some pretty big events that immediately invoke the archetype.

Think about the alien UFO stuff that came up as soon as Pluto entered Aquarius, you know, that kind of thing. Or some of the political transformations that occur as soon as Pluto enters Aquarius. You start seeing it. So we're going to see some of that, I imagine.

But one thing that comes to my mind is that, like, I remember when I had one of the most significant Neptune transits of my life when I knew astrology, like when I knew something about astrology, and it was there were a number of Ayahuasca ceremonies I had that were truly terrifying, like way more terrifying than anything I'd ever experienced in my entire life.

And those events, when I came through the other side, I remember just the complete overwhelm of being like, "My life will never, ever be the same. It will never, ever be the same after I just went through that. I don't even know who I am. I don't even know where my life is going now because everything is different this morning."

And those—some people have those experiences with psychedelics. Some people have those experiences with the loss of a loved one—like those experiences that are so overwhelming, so profoundly transformative, that you feel like you're starting fresh, but you don't always know exactly what comes next.

And that could be a little bit of what we're dealing with with Neptune entering Aries and all of these other retrogrades happening in Aries, where there's an overwhelming sense of something new that is starting, but there's a deep sense of uncertainty. It's like pioneering across the uncharted wilderness, you know, in the early Americas.

Or if you're a primitive person ages ago, and you don't have a map, you just go, "Okay, well, we're just gonna go in the direction that the sun rises from or sets or something." Or if you're a navigator out in the ocean, and you're just charting into uncharted waters, it's like, "Oh, well, I have no idea where this is heading."

And I think there might be a little bit more—because sometimes we think about Aries as very decisive, "This is what I want. This is what I'm doing." But I think with Neptune and two retrogrades, it could be like, "This is something brand new, but I don't have a map. I don't know. I have an internal compass that's gauging this is a new direction, and I have to be going in this direction, but I don't know where it leads."

Alex Amorosi:
Yeah, yeah. This is, you know, I think what's interesting, first of all, just something quick aside before I forget it, is if you have planets around that nine-degree area of Aries, Libra, Cancer, or Capricorn, it's going to get lit up for the next really, you know, like between six and twelve degrees of the cardinal signs, you want to look for that. I just want to say that before I forgot it.

But I love, you know, Neptune also, though, Adam, I love what you're saying. Is that sense of overwhelm, and sometimes, you know, the decision of Mars is so instinctual and so, "I've got to do this now," and it comes with a sort of rational quality to it, which is not Neptune's strong suit.

And there's that sense of the overwhelm, you know, if that's something that comes up, which I definitely agree is some quality that can arise, there's also a sense of, "I gotta feel my way through this. I've got to be more in tune with my environment around me and the sort of the different dimensional fluctuations around me."

Like, I was thinking of navigators. I read a book years ago called *The Sea People* about the Polynesian navigators who, you know, could navigate from very tiny islands in the Pacific, you know, all the way across thousands of miles and get to another island. And how they were so aware of the water currents and the stars, and what stars were on the horizon, and the wind, and how the wind was moving and how it affects it.

And like, there's something too with Neptune about that kind of holistic, multi-dimensional perception that can help when the analytical senses are kind of overwhelmed in that sense.

Dana Solana:
I don't want to keep us—I know we've got to keep it moving—but I think what you said, Adam, about what you said reminded me about the importance of being grounded with Neptune transits, and especially when we're in Aries, there's that passion being fueled by Neptune right there. There's a passion that can make things really confusing or unclear, and the impulse is going to want to be to follow it.

And it might not be a bad thing to do that, but also you need an equal amount of grounding to make sure you're not committing to something prematurely, doing too much too soon. I just think that's a good thing to keep in mind with Neptune.

Adam Elenbaas:
Yeah, that's very well said. And I got this slightly wrong. So it was March 11, 2011, that the Fukushima incident occurred. It was the day that Uranus entered Aries. However, Neptune was at the 29th degree of Aquarius and entered Pisces a couple of weeks later as well. So anyway, but I knew it was an outer planet like that hit.

But those are the kinds of things that often happen at the zero Aries point. It's also a good thing to remember right now too. I mean, major turning points. These signs were called tropical, and the tropical zodiac comes from the word *tropos*, which means that it's built of four turning points.

And that means the zodiac is rooted in the solar story of the year, as symbolically seen from the Northern Hemisphere, and that those turning points, when you have major constellations of energy around those turning points, those turning points present very loudly. That cardinal karma that comes through cardinal signs represents decisive turns in the plot.

And Aries is the quintessential because it's the first sign of the zodiacal year, which starts when the light takes over from darkness. So it's pretty epic what we're dealing with. All of this is the point.

But let's go from kind of exploring this Aries symbolism in the abstract or kind of archetypal to your horoscopes. So I'm going to put the Aries horoscopes on the screen. I have cardinal. Who did we say has fixed and mutable? I can't remember.

Unknown Speaker:
Fixed for me, yes.

Adam Elenbaas:
Yeah, yep. Okay. So what we are doing is we are focusing on the whole sign house of Aries for all 12 signs. Is this a Pisces starting first month?

Dana Solana:
I think we're starting with Aries. Correct me if I'm wrong, Alex. Do you know?

Alex Amorosi:
I think if we don't start with Aries this month, they're going to be real mad.

Adam Elenbaas:
It feels like we should start with Aries. I feel like we should. Okay. Well, anyhow, let's start here. Now, what we're talking about, remember, in total, is that from the start of the month to the end of the month, it is the Aries show: Venus retrograde, Mercury retrograde, a solar eclipse, and Neptune entering Aries.

So the focus is on that whole sign house of Aries. It will correspond with the whole sign house version of your birth chart if you use your rising sign. Some people like to listen to their sun sign. That's fine. You can listen to whatever one you want. We recommend your rising because it'll correspond with the transits to your birth chart.

Now, in the whole sign of Aries, I'll start us off here. This is the house that was called the Dharma house in Indian astrology, and in ancient Western astrology, it's associated. It's the only house that is said to be the spirit, the soul, the character, and the body of the chart holder.

And so this house, more than any other, is fundamentally about you. Everything else, in a sense, in the chart, is about the karmic ecology or environment that you live in. But this house is about you as a spirit, soul. Dharma is a word that comes from the idea of something without which it wouldn't be that thing.

So for example, without heat and light, fire isn't fire. Without fluidity and moisture, water isn't water. Well, without X, Y, and Z, which is called your dharma, you are not you. And the life path that we all live is a path of discovering that which is most essential and vital to who we are, as well as honoring and acknowledging those parts that we already very well know are essential to our own nature.

There are parts that we don't know about, and there are parts that we do know about. The first house emphasis here is about reclaiming things that you know are you that you've lost touch with, and the other part is about the journey of discovering new parts of yourself that have always been there, that have always been vital and integral to your selfhood, but have not yet been consciously recognized.

And so the month of March is starting a process that will continue to unfold for many years to come. Now, with Neptune in this sign, with Saturn about to come into the sign, that really has to do with acknowledging, "This is me. I need more of it. This isn't me. I need to get rid of it." Or, "These are new things I'm discovering about myself, and I now have to learn how to integrate those things into my conscious awareness and my life."

That can affect anything. It can affect your relationships, your job, your home, your health, your body. It can affect what you want to do with your time, who you want to spend it with. But it's fundamentally about you.

So start there with Aries. What do you guys think? Anything you want to add here?

Dana Solana:
You know, I'm thinking about Mercury and Venus moving back into the 12th. I love what you said about essentially, like, spiritual self-reclamation. When I think about Neptune in Aries, I think about, like I said, just I keep seeing like a fire kind of burning a new path.

So I think for all of us, it might feel a little bit like something's been taken away, almost like, "I have to have this new sense of self," if we're talking about Aries risings, because something has changed. And this identity or way that I saw myself, this self-image that I thought I had, is fundamentally different. Something has irrevocably changed, and it's going to take you inward.

And so I think that's what the retrograde planets moving back into your 12th house kind of speak to here. There's a little bit of—I don't know if reconciliation is the right word—but like, we've got some things to untangle and figure out as this new path opens up. So it's this, as you said, the start of something really powerful. But I think it will kind of start off with a bang for Aries risings.

Alex Amorosi:
Yeah, I love what you both are saying. I think that there's something about—I keep seeing these Venus and Mercury retrogrades here as, like, kind of preparation of bus back onto the scene. That's kind of how I'm feeling. Like, this is a preparation period where there's probably been a little bit more with all these Pisces planets in February.

You have your ascendant ruler in the fourth house in Cancer. There's probably been a more private time than you're used to, or time going inward or reflecting. You know, I love what Dana was saying about going inward, right? And starting to check out, "Who am I?" The plate shifting under the surface of your identity.

And then Mercury and Venus going retrograde in your first house really strikes me as like, "I'm preparing for my comeback tour." There's something about, but when they go on the comeback tour, it's never the same as the original tour. It's good, you know, but it has its own flavor. It has its own expansion. It has its own sense of individuality anyway.

Especially when we get into mid-April and Mars moves back into Leo, Mars is moving direct, your ascendant ruler, Mercury and Venus move direct in Aries. I think that there's going to be a really interesting dynamic time that comes after this. This may still feel like one more sort of pullback of the slingshot, so to speak, that you're just kind of going over something to really prepare to launch a new self into the world.

Adam Elenbaas:
Let's go ahead and we'll move into the whole sign of Taurus. So you could listen to this for Taurus sun or rising. And this places the major emphasis of these transits in Aries into your 12th house.

Alex Amorosi:
So for Taurus risings, you have these retrogrades happening in your 12th house after a lot of 11th house transits. I would be interested in shifts that have happened in boundaries or discussions within your social groups that are leading to you uncovering a hidden sense of power.

And that may be with the ruler of these eclipses being in the third house. Something about like the something that's very common to your experience, especially emotionally, or that's kept you feeling kind of safe, has gotten needled. It's gotten agitated somewhat, but kind of in a healing way that allows you to be like, "Oh, hang on a second, if I'm agitating this, this is drawing attention to something."

And as I draw attention to my environment and my mind and the things that I take for granted every day, I actually see this as sort of like a there's a hidden sense of individual power that comes back from the 12th house. There's something that all of a sudden, you know, with Uranus also having lit up your first house now for the last seven years, there might be something that's a little bit more behind the scenes, almost like lava flows underneath the surface that are moving things and shifting things and changing things in your unconscious that are revealing an ability to sort of make a decisive and bold change that is not always the easiest thing to do for a Taurus or for a Venus-ruled sign.

So I think it's really interesting. But I think it begins from this sort of shift that's going on in the 11th house, like the allies, friends, you know, boundaries with that Pisces. You can see boundary stuff coming up around that, but it shifts stuff under the surface. It's not immediately apparent. It starts to make itself known later on in the month.

Dana Solana:
Yeah, I'm excited for Taurus risings. Adam, you'll have to report back and let us know how this goes for you, but I'm listening first. This is my time.

Dana Solana:
I do always look forward to my horoscope on these calls. No, but you know, I think this is really profoundly spiritual, and I think a lot about just this release that Neptune can provide. Perhaps this month is about understanding, for Taurus risings, where you have, like, bought into the illusion of separation from a very spiritual perspective, right?

Like, in the sense that we think about the truth that we're all one, we're all connected in some way, maybe you are understanding the ways in which that's happening. You've accepted that lie that you're separate, or we're all separate, on a really personal level.

Speaking to Alex's point about the 11th house, maybe you're realizing, like, "Oh, I do belong in this group, and I didn't really feel like I did." Like, in turn, maybe realizing the ways you've kind of held yourself back or kept yourself separate or stopped yourself short from doing things that you really wanted to do, which I think about with the 12th house.

So I could see Taurus really getting some validation and some help from your friends with Mercury and Venus moving back into your 11th house and then stationing direct. One thing we didn't mention that I meant to bring up at the beginning is that Mercury and Venus are going to hit the North Node right before they station direct.

So that's happening as Venus enters—or excuse me, as Neptune enters Aries. So even though there's this huge emphasis on Aries, we really can't discount what's going on in Pisces because that is like in the background, like the base in the background, right?

So for Taurus risings, I would be curious how your friends are helping you see, like what Alex was saying, your deeper power, and how that's helping you see the deeper connections you have to humanity.

Adam Elenbaas:
I can reflect on what the Jupiter in Aries transit was like in the eclipses and Aries in the 12th house for me as a Taurus rising and kind of abstractly take from that and make it into something that might be archetypically relevant for other Tauruses out there, which is that, you know, being a Venus-ruled sign, there's a lot of emphasis placed on, "Am I a presence that contributes to the feeling of ease and stability?"

You know, like, "Is my presence enjoyable and aesthetically pleasing to other people?" Whether that's something like makeup or outfit or physique, or that's something like your attitude or your ability to harmonize socially. There's something about the 12th house Aries energy that's like, "Come on, just admit you don't give a fuck. You don't really need to care all the time about what everybody thinks about you."

And so there, I could also see there being this way in which we see a different kind of social identity that's forming that has some greater respect for the individuality and differentness or apartness, or even the edginess of who we are as Taurus risings. Right? That it's like, "Look, if you find me offensive, then I will leave this group, right? And I will just find a group that doesn't find me in my rawness to be offensive."

And that kind of move is not easy, I don't think, for Tauruses or Libras to make. And so the willingness to be apart or individual or separate somehow comes to my mind as something that could be emphasized. And there's also something to be said, like, I think of the 12th house as a very monastic place. I wonder what individual private pursuits are becoming important for Tauruses.

So let's go on now to Gemini. We'll place Gemini on the ascendant, which brings these Aries transits into the 11th house.

Dana Solana:
Okay, so for all of us, I'm kind of conceptualizing Venus and Mercury's trajectory over March as starting something, needing to rethink it, going back to the liminal gestation drawing board, and then coming back again to start anew with this new information.

What that means for me with Gemini risings—two levels here. First, it could be like who you are in the group, thinking about the 11th house, of course, but then also the 10th house. There's something important about Geminis kind of stepping into a leadership role right now, and this is ongoing with Neptune in their 11th house too.

I could really see Gemini risings using that Mercurial power now in the group, kind of being the spokesperson, the advocate, really fighting for a cause. And then, yeah, Neptune really just emphasizing that. But this could also be not just about your friend groups, but about your aspirations, what you want to do, especially considering the connection to the 10th house that all of this astrology has in the month of March.

I think that where you're going, like your vision, your long-term plan, is changing, and it might have to do with the groups you're a part of and how you want to be involved in them. I also think, you know, we haven't really talked a whole lot about the more edgy or—I don't want to say dangerous because that sounds so fear-inducing—but with Neptune, like, we can be a little delulu, right? Like that can happen.

I just want to put out there, like, the savior complex might be a thing, maybe not necessarily in March, but as we continue to have Neptune in your 11th house here, you just might want to be aware of where you're really going hard on something that you really believe in, fighting for a cause, and make sure you take the time to get grounded right before you really, really go out there.

But I think that this is a really powerful time for Gemini risings to make their voices heard.

Alex Amorosi:
You know, thinking a lot about with Mercury being retrograde, particularly in Aries as your ascendant ruler, something comes to me about, as you individuate within a group and as you become your own sort of voice within that group, what fights are worth it? There are some fights that are necessary in order to sort of reclaim something.

And I always think of Aries, you know, I love Liz Greene's description of Aries in *Astrology of Fate*. And I've seen this with Aries clients of like, "What are you trying to reclaim? What fights are worth it to reclaim?" And you might be going over that during the retrograde period of Mercury.

And I think that there also is, you know, for Geminis—and I always say, you know, my with Michael, who's a Gemini, I see this all the time with him—there's, he will literally say, like, one thought and then the exact opposite thought in the next sentence, and then go to the exact opposite. Like, he'll go back and forth.

And I can see the twins, you know, kind of going back and forth as I watch him sort of bring something on. I'm like, "You just said, oh, and I—that's how he's working things out." Like, at first I was like, "What is he? Oh, my God." But then, and also, by the way, his sun's opposed by Uranus. So that's something too. It's interesting that that adds to that.

But, you know, that's to say that sometimes you have to pick one side, one of the stars, Castor and Pollux, you know, that you have to pick, like, the ability to sort of volley back and forth. Geminis, I think that's how they work things out. And I watched that happen. You might actually have to be like, "I can't volley anymore. I have to make a decisive course on one way and really go forward on that, and really commit to that, and really take action on that," particularly in the redirect motion that comes in April.

So it's just something I'm kind of working, maybe on a more personal level, underneath that 11th house stuff going on.

Adam Elenbaas:
Yeah, yeah. I'm looking at this, and I'm thinking, you know, for Geminis, like, the—you know, what you were saying about there being these dualities and this play of light and dark—it's always interesting to me to see a Gemini next to an Aries, right? Because there's a way in which the air feeds the fire, right? And they get along.

There's also a way in which Aries tend to be so much more decisive than, you know, a Gemini. And so I can't help but wonder, with retrogrades here, if Geminis aren't in the process of evaluating, reconsidering, dealing with very various dualities and feeling overwhelmed by those dualities and unclear about what to do because, remember, we have some maybe lack of clarity with Neptune and the two retrogrades with respect to a social group or a community, or some larger sense of what your ambition and purpose is out in the world, and who it connects you to, and who are the causes that you believe in that you want to be a part of with others.

And there could be some shift in your thinking, or there could be a time of reconfiguring those things. And in typical Gemini fashion, it may take a little bit, right? Because there may be a play of light and dark that has to be explored and sort of teased out over a period of time.

And yet, this could also be a time where, considering the typical Gemini tendency to look at both sides and have a hard time choosing one, it might be a time in which that exact pattern is sort of turned on its head because there's just this real sense of clarity and directionality coming through. "This is where I'm going. This is my dream, my wish, my hope. These are the people. This is the group or community."

So we'll see. I could kind of see it going in either direction, where the decisiveness is so powerful there, or maybe there's a process of revision that'll take a little while to clarify. But either way, it seems to be about the direction of your goals and wishes and who and what groups or communities are best suited to join with or align yourself with.

Okay, good on Gemini. Let's move to Cancer. I'll take this one first, and we have the Aries energy appearing in the 10th house.

Now, this house, called Artha in Indian philosophy—one of the four major pursuits of human life—is the means by which we accomplish or get something that we desire. So this Artha house, in particular, has to do with the means by which we become masterful or build a name for ourselves or a reputation or a high rank or a sense of importance, or a sense of a distinct and clear role that we play.

How do we get there? How do we develop it? And so I really think for Cancers right now, there may be a real reorientation of what your priorities are with respect to what you're trying to cultivate in that realm. That could mean a new career, or it could mean revision to the way that you're working, or what you're working on, or who you're working for or with.

It could also be about the different kinds of resources that you're realizing that you need. For example, my wife is a Cancer rising, and she's thinking of doing some alterations to the office space so that it can be cleared by whatever regulating board allows herbalists to make herbal remedies. There's like, it's almost like a kitchen requirements for a restaurant.

And she's considering doing that. I'm like, "Well, of course, all these transit scenarios are coming up, and she's going to transform the workplace to have the specification so she can maybe build her own herbal products." You know, so. But that kind of shift either in the workplace or how you're doing work, or what you're identified with, or how you show up publicly, what your role or reputation or vocation is, are in the spotlight somehow.

And it could also reflect the change of who you work with, with Venus retrograde, or how you're working, or what larger visions or ideals are somehow informing what you feel passionate about with Neptune entering in the solar eclipse there as well. I think it's pretty basic with the 10th house in terms of these fundamental things, but there's probably some other nuances we can tap into as well.

So what do you guys think?

Dana Solana:
I'm thinking about Mercury as the strategy and Venus as the values, and we could say that for all of the signs, right? But especially thinking about the 10th and the ninth being implicated in the background. Yeah, this feels like an important redirection for the career that feels more aligned, but it's going to come as a result of the confusion that the retrograde and Neptune is going to bring in first.

It's—this might be a weird thing to compare it to, but like, as we record this in February, there's a lot of planets in detriment, and I've been thinking a lot about how the challenge that planets in those places bring is, like, really necessary. It's the—I got this wrong last month too—the sand and the pearl, the sand and the oyster, I don't know, but it's the friction you need to make things right, you know?

And I think that while this is a different circumstance from an astrology point of view, I still think that lesson is helpful to remember here. There's going to be some changes, whether that's in the workplace. I thought about bosses maybe changing with this eclipse in the 10th house, like, as you said, Adam, people changing, and your role is then going to change as a result.

There's going to be some shuffling, and you might not really know how it's all going to end up, but it's a good opportunity to be like, "Well, what do I want this to be like? If I could make this whatever I wanted it to be, how would I have it be?" And really check in with your values and strategize. So I think that's the promise of this for Cancer risings in a best-case scenario.

Alex Amorosi:
I mean, I just have to say, first, I'm so happy for all my sweet Cancer risings that Mars is on its way out of your first house. Just gonna say that first. That has been quite a transit for all of you.

Yeah, I agree. I think that there's a—you can make associations with either Leo or Aries, these strong signs of the sun. You know, exaltation of the sun in Aries, this idea about leadership and taking the reins and making it, you know, a decision to move forward in a way that feels maybe a little bit more bold and a little bit more like—like what one thing Mars might have been helpful for, for Cancer risings, as ruling these planets, is like, it's okay to ruffle some feathers sometimes.

That it's okay that, if not everybody feels, you know, that they're completely contained and emotionally taken care of, like, if that's in the service of a greater sort of reclamation of power, if it's in the service of, you know, sometimes the right thing to do for us might be hard for others, but it doesn't mean it's the wrong thing. It just means that, you know, there's some agitation that happens around it.

And I keep seeing this, obviously, could be happening in and around the workplace, that would bring up some fairly major changes that might feel for a second like, you know, Adam, like you were saying about Neptune at the beginning, like, "I don't really know where I'm going with this, but I know there was some need for a bolder, decisive path that may not be entirely clear, and not everybody might be super psyched about it." But that's not always a bad thing.

Adam Elenbaas:
Nice. Let's go forward to Leo rising, which places this major constellation of Aries transits into your ninth house.

Alex Amorosi:
For Leo risings, I think that there's a—you know, this actually, you know, going off of what you said, Dana—and of course, I'm kind of overlaying from my own life here, so I'm projecting a little bit—but Venus's values, and especially in the ninth house, you know, what are my individual values, absent the need to get approval or get everybody to like us, which is a very, you know, sort of Leo thing.

And we know the sun wants to be seen and adored, that kind of feeling. I think that a Venus retrograde in this sign in your ninth house, plus a Mercury retrograde happening basically at the same place, is a very discerning energy around, "What are my values and beliefs? What do I think?"

You know, even if it's not approved of by everybody, even if, you know, it means that I have to really put on my big boy or big girl pants and make a stand for myself about what I believe to be true. There's something that I think could be very liberating about this because one of the things that we've been contending with is the stellium of Pisces in the eighth house, which I think for me, I've noticed, has been breaking down a lot of boundary issues and, you know, feeling the sort of Saturn obligations of, you know, sort of guilt and, you know, purity and things have to be right and perfect.

There's something here about really completing an individuation process in the way that we see the world. And that, actually, I think, is part of the sort of life cycle of Leo. Is that, as you begin to really define that for yourself, you shine your own light out, rather than us, sort of like, you know, pulling in light saying, like, "Do you like this? Is this okay? Did I do it okay? Is this all right?"

There is a feeling with these retrogrades of, "I know myself. I'm shining my own light out now into the world. I feel confident inside of that." So that being said, validate me and tell me I'm special, you guys.

Adam Elenbaas:
That's a great way to end it. I like that. That was a good take.

Dana Solana:
Oh man, that's funny. Well, first of all, you are—I'll start there—you are special, Alex, and all you Leos out there. Okay, this is what I was thinking about as you were talking, Alex, that I could see the timing of these stations. Like, it's almost as if Leo risings are committing to something, some long-term thing, and they get to a certain point, and there's this feeling of like, "Oh, is this actually what I want?"

And then there's this rethink of, "Wait, I hadn't thought about this. Wait, this doesn't align with my values. Wait, there's something, some information that comes up." One thing we haven't talked about is, you know, we're getting to cazimi too in Aries. So I think as you move through these retrogrades, you might be getting clear on like, "Oh, this thing that I thought I wanted, this plan, this whatever spiritual path—maybe that's sort of specific, but there's something you thought you wanted that you are understanding the terms a little more deeply."

And to your point, Alex, like going back into the eighth house, maybe you realize where you can let go of some of those things you thought you had to do, but don't align any longer. And then Neptune in the ninth house is this—I'm excited for Leo risings because how beautiful, right? To have Neptune in the ninth and to trine your first house, which it would in the ninth anyway, but I think it's a really powerful time for reclaiming what's true for you on the deepest sense.

Of course, there's the potential for getting lost in your spirituality too, but we don't have to worry about that quite yet. I don't think.

Adam Elenbaas:
Yeah, my—yeah. My wife has had Neptune in Pisces since I've known her, and when I was first getting to know her, and Neptune was entering her ninth house, I remember earliest conversations with her as that ingress was taking place about how her faith and beliefs were shifting, and she was coming—she had always, for a while, been into yoga. She'd had psychedelic experiences. She was into plant medicine, but she was—it was becoming clear to her that there was not—it was only going to work for her to be on a spiritual path in life. She was going to have to double down basically on the spiritual things.

And she had just gotten out of a relationship that was likely leading to marriage. Interestingly, so had I. And in that relationship, the main thing that compelled her to want to leave was that, "I need to share my life with someone who has the same spiritual path—not the same, but this is on a spiritual path." The person that she was with was a nice person, but just not interested in spirituality. And that was a very clear, distinct value for her that started emerging around the Neptune transit into her ninth.

I think it's interesting. The reason I tell that story is because, with Venus retrograde there, I could see some Leos starting to have deeper conversations about the intersection between love or friendships or social life and your faith or spirituality, whatever that looks like for you.

This could be a time where reorienting certain aspects of your life to compromise with other people—like, "Well, your spirituality is different than mine, but we share spirituality, and I'm going to choose to look at that versus some other difference that we have." Or it could be, you know, "I have to reorient my life to prioritizing relationships that share the same goals and spiritual ideas about life in common, and I can't take relationships that won't feature that anymore."

Pluto's just entered your seventh as well, of course, right? So I wonder about the intersection between the social dimension of life and relational dimension and spirituality, or how you're growing and evolving personally as a Leo, and how does that accommodate your social life or not? Or what is the intersection between those things?

Alex Amorosi:
That has already begun.

Adam Elenbaas:
Yeah, I imagine. I don't know, Alex, you tell me, but I imagine that all of these transits moving in there will also be about, to what extent can I be alone and unique in my path, and to what extent does it need to be shared? You know? Like, that's a question for all of us, really, but it really, to me, it could really be highlighted with Aries in the ninth.

Alex Amorosi:
No, that's definitely spot on. I think there's a—and I've noticed that kind of happening organically in my life, especially with—it's really both friendships. It's just like, "I'm just orienting my life in this particular direction. It feels true to me." And, you know, the vibrations just don't align as much anymore, and that's okay. And I've learned that that's okay. That's been the big lesson for me, that it's okay to just let that fall away.

Adam Elenbaas:
Anything you guys want to add before we go to Virgo?

Alex Amorosi:
I just want to say quickly that I'm very happy for us as Leo risings that we're moving Pluto and Neptune out of the sixth and eighth houses. This is going to feel very different. It's—this is going to be a very interesting time to watch for this summer as Neptune moves into the ninth, and we have the outer planets out of difficult houses for the first time in like 12-15 years.

Adam Elenbaas:
Absolutely, yeah, absolutely. Right. We put Virgo on the ascendant. So Virgo sun or rising, you can listen to this. We have all these Aries transits taking place in your eighth house.

Dana Solana:
Okay, here's what I'm thinking about. The Virgo people that I know are very—I'm going to do it myself. I think I've told this story before. My dad's a Virgo, and he would always say, as we were growing up, like, "If you want anything done right, you have to do it yourself." And I feel like that's so stereotypical Virgo, right? And maybe that's not who you are on the surface, but I feel like that's part of anyone with Virgo placements on some level.

So I'm bringing that up because, with all of this action in your eighth house, you might be letting go of the need to do everything yourself. I think that's like a best-case scenario. Maybe you're learning how to be in partnership in a way that's—you're just asking for help. You know, you're feeling like you can ask for help.

On the other hand, you might be reviewing the people you're getting help from. It may be that a partnership that you've been involved in is not working for you anymore. You're realizing why, and you're kind of working through it. And it doesn't have to mean the partnership is going to end, but maybe the terms are changing, and so you're figuring that out over the course of March.

Or, there might be new people, new opportunities, new ways to merge coming in. I also kind of like this as a—like, a different flavor of the spirituality we talked about with the 12th house. Like, maybe you're just sort of understanding things on more of a spiritual level around this time.

But I think overall, like, if I had to summarize it in a sentence, this month feels like an opening where I can let other people in in a new way that might really help me explore new territory that I haven't been able to explore before, just on my own.

Adam Elenbaas:
Yeah, I didn't catch everything that Alex said, but I did catch the tail end of it, and then everything that you said, Dana. I really liked what I heard. What I would say about this is that, with Mars also ruling from the ninth, I think about in what ways are your worldviews, your beliefs, or your just your understanding of life itself changing because of which places you feel least in control or most disempowered.

And paradoxically, that understanding that, "Oh, I thought life was gonna be like this story that turned out really well, and it was all gonna be good, and I kind of thought I would be the exception from someone who had to experience any serious feeling of disempowerment or loss or grief or sadness or pain."

How does your complete way of life get changed when you realize that that's not guaranteed? You know, when there's things you can't do anything about, you can't control, you can't cure, you didn't start. You know, all that, all the good stuff I think about from 12-step groups. How does that—how do you adjust to live in the world the Buddha learned about, right? This world that features gross unfairness between what one person experiences and the next.

And how does that change your values and how you act and behave, or what you do with the time that you have left, or what you do with whatever season of life comes next. So I just wonder about how Scorpios are going through something that they can't defend or protect or control, and that there's a vulnerability and then a reorientation that comes as a result. It could be very paradoxically empowering.

Add that in. And all right, let's move forward to Sagittarius. Putting Sagittarius on the ascendant brings all of the emphasis on the sign of Aries into the fifth house.

Dana Solana:
So I think about children with the fifth house, right? I think about changes going on with them that might feel personal. I think it always feels personal when it's your kids. You know, it's really hard to feel separate from them when they're going through something. So I think that's just something to hold on to, if this is your situation as a Sag rising. I want you to just remember, like, you are separate, you know, and that that will actually help you be a better parent, right? If you can kind of separate yourself a bit from what your kids are going through.

If you don't have kids, and more generally speaking, I think this could also be about returning to joy, like returning to a sense of joy that may have eluded you. I could see this being like—this is such a random example, but my husband has He-Man figurines on his shelf by his desk. Like, coming back to these things that you forgot about that bring you a lot of joy.

And with Neptune moving into the fifth house, I think too about how you might be—and I think Sagittarians are perfect for this—like, you might be that example for somebody else. Like, in you reclaiming your joy and your passion and what's fun and exciting for you, like, you set the example for other people, maybe even your children, if we want to bring that topic back into this. What a great example to give your kids to live a life of joy.

So those are the things I'm thinking about for Sagittarius risings. I think ultimately, a more expansive, joyful life may be coming with Neptune moving into this place.

Adam Elenbaas:
Nice, yeah.

Alex Amorosi:
I agree. I'll just say quickly that I think Neptune moving into this house, I really see—I'm thinking a lot about Neptune here. There's the ability to be extremely highly creative and just allow—like, allow your bountiful hope, this Sagittarius-like, to flow through your creativity, to express it, to look out at, you know, the—choose your cliché—the uncharted horizon or whatever it is, but to see that and allow it to fuel you.

And, you know, like you said, Dana, I love that it'd be an example to others, just by what you're doing. Let others follow it.

Adam Elenbaas:
I can see this for Sagittarians being about, how do you direct your passion? Like, fire sign, you know, a fifth house, fiery place occupied by Aries. Makes me think, for Sagittarians, that your creativity and your passion are connected. So what do you burn for? What do you long for? What are you willing to even suffer a little bit for that you love that's also creatively fulfilling?

Is that a relationship? Is that a piece of art? I think it could also be about what kinds of passionate drives end up exhausting you. You know, like, I think of a Sagittarius rising that I knew when I was in college. I know, in hindsight, that this person was a Sagittarius rising. Of course, they burnt themselves. They were very passionate and had a philosophically passionate streak and an academically passionate streak, but they also had a passionate streak for drinking and partying, and that crashed their other passions because it was too much in the wrong direction.

So sometimes the reorientation of your passion is necessary so that it's being aimed at something transcendent that will fill your life with life force and be a constant wellspring of support, as opposed to something that drains and exhausts. And I wonder if that distinction isn't also at play for Sagittarians with some of these transits.

Dana Solana:
The drinking thing was something I meant to say, Adam. Thank you. That's like—that's one thing you might want to watch out for, Sag risings, is not to get lost in those things that take you out of your body.

Adam Elenbaas:
We are moving along to Capricorn, and I'll take this one. All of the Aries energy for Capricorn sun or rising is taking place in your fourth house, which is the place of home and family, living environment, the roots and foundations of your life.

So are you doing some literal reconfiguring of where you live or what the living space looks like, or how it's arranged? Are there reorientations happening with respect to relationships in the home and family? Are there divorces happening, marriages happening, kids being born, people moving in—not just your family, but extended family or a spouse's family?

Are there significant changes with respect to family karma taking place because you're doing some healing work, or you're going to therapy, and you're starting to work on, you know, you're looking at where some of this stuff comes from, and it's—you know, sometimes those shifts don't result in having a conversation with someone in the family. They just result in an understanding in you that helps you differentiate and heal.

But sometimes they also provoke saying, "I can't spend as much time with a certain family member," or, you know, everyone's different. So I wonder about healing, change, reorientation around the psychological and karmic dynamics of family, as well as the actual, literal living environment and relational dynamics within the home and family. Those are the key focuses for me. The fourth house I see is pretty straightforward, but I'll let you guys add some layers to this as well.

Alex Amorosi:
I think that, you know, for very diligent, responsible Capricorns, one thing that this could be very helpful for is—we've said this in a number of ways—the differentiation of values. You know, that like, it's okay. You may see during this retrograde, especially with Mercury there, that there are ways that you think that you've—you felt you've had to think from your family or from your—you know, that have been passed down to you, and that they don't align with your personal values, and that it doesn't make you any less responsible or diligent to say, "This is the path for my life. This is the path where I want to go on."

And it might have something also to do, just, you know, with marriage or romantic relationships, with the ruler being in the seventh house, that may connect there in some way that you're making this sort of differentiation process.

Dana Solana:
I thought about when Venus was retrograde in my fourth house a couple of years ago. I actually found out that I have a cousin that I never knew about. Her father was adopted but was a sibling to my father. So I told that story not to say, like, yeah, that's definitely going to happen to you. Of course, that's so specific.

But I do have this image of going through the family heirlooms or the boxes under the bed and finding something out that you didn't know was there, like, getting this new information about family or about roots or about ancestry that changes everything you know.

And then Neptune moving into the fourth is giving me like, yeah, deep healing, perhaps on—like, maybe it's facilitated by this new information, or maybe it's more of a slow burn, probably maybe both, but probably more of a slow burn. It could also be like feeling a need to want to distance yourself, right? Like, "I gotta go," like, dissolving the connections that Neptune can do between family, and maybe that's needed.

I would say, just don't rush into those kinds of decisions.

Adam Elenbaas:
Good call. Let's move along to Aquarius rising. We place these transits in the sign of Aries into your third house if you're Aquarius sun or rising, listening to this. Yeah, take it away.

Alex Amorosi:
For the genius, cerebral quality of Aquarius, I think this is an interesting transit because Aries is so quick, but also, like we've been saying, it's instinctual and it's intuitive. The fire signs are instinctual and intuitive, and that's not always—you know, this is a place where, as an Aquarius rising, if you're trying to sort of put the pieces together of rational data and the way that you want to move things forward, especially with Pluto having just entered your first house, you know, the transformational qualities of that.

This may be a time where your mind, which you know, the sort of the everyday space of your mind, is also coming up with more intuitive, spontaneous, quick, creative ideas that could be really helpful. But you get to review it a little bit with the retrogrades. They're not going to immediately take off.

And I think that that might feel, especially with Pluto, which is such a primal energy now in your first house, it might feel like there's a balancing starting to happen between the way that you analyze things and the way you put things together. You sort of tie the data bits together, and you just kind of go on like, "But this is what my gut, my heart, my spontaneous mind is telling me is necessary. This is a change that's needed, or this is an intuitive hit that I get," which they're not always rational, but sometimes the fire signs are really good at sort of stoking that creative, more ephemeral space within the mind.

Dana Solana:
I have this vision for Aquarius risings of walking through a house and realizing, "Oh, like, this end table is actually in a really awkward place," you know, just as a metaphor, right? Like, there's something about the environment, the daily things that you do, that you start to realize, like, "This is actually not working for me," or "This way that I'm communicating is not really aligned with how I truly see the world anymore."

There's a change in either the literal environment, or it could be a change in your mindset, like you're just changing in the way that you see the world. I think that kind of similar to what we said with Gemini risings, like, this might be a moment where you have something to say, where you really feel like you need to get a message out.

So I would just say, take the time to let it marinate a little bit, especially while these planets are retrograde. And when Neptune moves in, I think you're going to get a lot more—the walls are going to come down a little bit more, and you're going to be able to kind of see things a little more clearly—or not, because it's Neptune, who knows?

Adam Elenbaas:
Well, I think about something very basic when I look at this amount of focus on the third house, which is siblings. And I think about sibling rivalries, and I think about things that resemble sibling rivalries with peers. I think that we could be looking at a time where, you know, certain relationships fall apart due to competition or jealousy.

We could also see maybe the need to let other people speak more, or to speak up more if we've let other people say too much, something like that. And I just—I also wonder about there might be a real shift happening with respect to how one, if you're an Aquarius, how you communicate yourself. Like, how do you express yourself through speech? How do you convey what's inside of you into the world around you?

That mental, psychological side of the third house, I think, is important because the third house is called the joy of the moon, and there's a deeply psychological component to the third house that I think has to do with also what we bring forth from us and how it creates and contributes to the environment, as well as what kind of impact the environment has on us, and how naturally or easily we feel like we can bring ourselves, our authentic selves, into it. There's some kind of exchange there that's being looked at for Aquarians.

All right. Well, finally, our Pisceans, we are looking at this combination of Aries transits in your second house. So we will conclude with this exploration of all of these Aries transits landing in your second house.

Dana Solana:
I'm thinking about a reevaluation of what you value. And you know, obviously, we could be talking about actual money, like maybe you are looking at your budget, you're looking at your finances, you're reorienting. But I think that there is, especially with Neptune coming in, something deeper than that, really about what you value on a spiritual level, and maybe the connection to what you physically have.

This is an example or a rising sign where, I think we definitely can't not talk about Pisces and all the action that's happening in Pisces. You've got Saturn in your first house, and all of these planets are going to be moving back into the first. So all of that just says to me, this is much deeper than, like, "What's my budget?" It's really about, like, "Who am I, and how does that translate into how I use my talents, how I use what I have, what do I have to give, and how do I put it out into the world and make use of it?"

Alex Amorosi:
Yeah, I think that, you know, this could be always about the money, honey. That's always just one way that that shows up for sure. But, you know, the—I feel it's like Neptune moving out of your first house, and this will be quite a change. You've had this energetic environment around you for a long time now.

There's something about a redefining of self that may come from re-establishing over the course of these retrogrades how—not only how you—not you're just your self-worth, but I always like the term self-value better, like that, as you value your sense and value yourself for who you are, your sensitivity, your gifts, your imagination, your ability to be compassionate—not feeling like those things have to change and adapt and shift with everybody who's coming around and what they're needing from you.

There's something about, like, "I'm just redoing one more kind of reassess of my values, how I think, how I see the world, how I want to feel powerful." And that, you know, especially with the North Node having just moved in there, Neptune moving out, there might be a feeling of really sort of pulling into this re-established sense of who you are that comes from those sort of powerful transit scenarios.

Adam Elenbaas:
I again think about the potential for conflicts coming up around resources, kind of like I was thinking about conflicts with siblings or peers. I wonder about what relationships are featuring conflicts right now around resources. "I have what you want. I'm jealous of what you have. I need what you have. I want what you have. I don't like what you have." All that kind of stuff, either pointed at you, or maybe you experiencing it towards someone else.

I would imagine any of these dynamics could come up. Also, maybe just a major shifting of values around material things and around money, or how much you feel that you need, or how you're going to earn it, or even—I see these planets as potentially shifting the nature of a business that you run, or maybe even marking the inception of some new kind of business that you will run for yourself, which is very Aries in the second.

Or perhaps some other side projects you begin, or other kinds of assets or skills that you want to start developing, new resources that you want to build in the future that are somehow clarifying themselves for you right now.

Dana Solana:
Yeah, I love that.

Adam Elenbaas:
Anything else you guys want to add?

Alex Amorosi:
I'm ready for Jupiter to go into Cancer. I'm just gonna say that. I'm ready. Yeah, I'm not making him. He doesn't have to save us. We have to do our own work. But I'll just feel really nice in June. I'm just excited for that.

Adam Elenbaas:
It's basically also like saying that if there's been a wound, there'll be a salve, right? There's some healing coming to the area of Cancer in our charts where it's been difficult.

So I want to let you guys know that Dana and Alex will be hosting next month's horoscopes without me because we're taking our spring break with our kids. We go on every year, and I have some guest astrologers come in. So Dana and Alex will be hosting the horoscopes and also making some other content for you guys for one week while I'm away. I think it's about four days of substitute teachers in the classroom.

So don't you mess around. Dana knows what it's like to probably have subs come in for you, and the kids—they take advantage of them.

Dana Solana:
Yes, yes, they do.

Adam Elenbaas:
It's universal. And my dad did some substitute teaching in retirement just to keep busy, and he was like, "Man, you know, if they give me a movie, I'm really happy because then—" But anyway, so on that note, let me tell you how you can get in touch with these wonderful people.

Dana Solana, you can find on Instagram at @selfhelpwitch, or on our website, selfhelpwitch.com, or you can book a reading with her and see all of the good things that she is up to. Follow her on Instagram for her astrology content.

Alex is at alexamorosi.com. You can also book a reading with him there or find him on Instagram with regular astrological content that he creates: @alexamorosihealing.

I am very glad, as always, to have you guys on the show, and I know everyone will be looking forward to what you guys cook up without me next month. And from all of us, we hope that you guys all have a good month. We're all going to be in this together. So, you know, share your stories on the channel as they come up. Use the hashtag #GRAB. Send us what events take place. We'll all be, you know, we've got our popcorn ready to go.

But, you know, I always tell people, it's a stressful month astrologically, but, you know, we've lived through lots of major astrological months, and most of us, we're still here. We're still, you know, and even if we're not, we're on to a new lifetime. And the learning and sacredness doesn't stop. So I tell people, you know, put really have faith and courage and all that fear, anxiety, overwhelm you when we have a big astrological month like this.

Alex Amorosi:
Mars has been the substitute teacher for the last few months, but it's like having Rambo as the substitute teacher.

Adam Elenbaas:
Right? Surgery, like, like, like a lunar Rambo, like, like lactating boobs or something. Yeah, very—

Dana Solana:
Confusing time, definitely.

Alex Amorosi:
Yeah, images that are tough to put together, yeah?

Adam Elenbaas:
All right. Much love to all of you. You guys have a great month ahead. We'll see you again next time. Bye.