Trines, Squares, and Changes of Direction: Weekly Overview for October 7th-13th

Hey, everyone. This is Adam Elenbaas from Nightlight Astrology. Happy Monday, everybody. Today, we're going to take a look at the week ahead. We're going to start today, Monday, October 7, and look at all of the major transits that are perfecting between now and Sunday, the 13th.

So, this will be an overview. As the week goes on, we're going to take a look at some of those transits individually. Thanks for all of your feedback. I asked you guys, I think it was last week, or maybe the week before, if you enjoyed these weekly overviews, and if and when it feels appropriate to do an overview like this, that's what I'm going to do because it's a nice way of laying out everything for the week ahead. And a lot of people seem to have really responded well to that little survey I asked you guys to take. Do you enjoy this or not?

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We're looking at today, which is oops. Let me speed this up with just a touch. Here we go, October Monday. Monday, October 7, that's today, all the way through Sunday, October 13. I'm going to go through the week in order and tell you what's happening and what I think you ought to watch for. As the week goes on, we'll break some of these down individually. So we start with today as a day of things building. So, you may be experiencing the building effects of several different transits today. You'll notice that MercuryMercury is moving into a trine with Jupiter from Libra to Gemini, and Venus is moving into a trine with Mars in Cancer from Scorpio.

Those two trines are forming today, so you could very well be feeling those transits today, but they are both perfect tomorrow. So you'll see on October 8, Venus will Trine Mars, and then on October 8, we'll also see Mercury trining Jupiter. These start our week off as the two opening transits of the week, and we'll be looking at some of those in greater depth tomorrow. I want to walk us through the outline of the week first, and then I'll talk about each individual transit as the week goes on.

We have the changing of direction for two planets in the sky this week. It's interesting when planets are changing direction simultaneously, which usually signals some pretty big shifts, and we have to be a little careful with noting how they are connected. The best way to do that is by looking at the whole sign houses in your birth chart where those two planets are located on the ninth, which is Wednesday; Jupiter will station in my program.

You can see a little s beneath the position of Jupiter in Gemini, showing that Jupiter is stationed. In this case, Jupiter is turning retrograde. And so this week, midweek, we see Jupiter retrograde in Gemini. That's a significant turn of direction that is going to signal a shift in the storyline for Jupiter in that whole sign house of your birth chart that it's located in right now.

So it's a nice omen to pay attention to with regard to changing circumstances. Maybe the process of revision, delays, setbacks. Come around to that in a minute: on October 11, just two days later, on Friday, Pluto will then station direct. This is significant because Pluto's retrograde through this final degree of Capricorn is now finishing and effectively turning direct, which means we are ready to seal the deal. We are ready to really complete the alchemy of Pluto's long, long stay in Capricorn.

So, this week is a very significant turning point for Pluto. We'll be exploring that in depth with some very focused content. Then, as the week goes on, we get into the weekend, and on Sunday, we see a couple of other things happening, and you'll be feeling these forming as the week goes on closer to the weekend. But here we will see Mercury at the very end of the week, squaring Pluto.

So, Mercury's square to Pluto is a significant turning point because Mercury, after scoring Pluto, will go straight into Scorpio. It is as though Mercury is heading into that symbolic underworld after the encounter with Pluto. That is really interesting, you know. And again, more on that in a second. The next thing that happens right after that on Sunday, of course, is Mercury enters Scorpio.

So we'll see that playing out later in the day, by mid-afternoon, depending on what time zone where you're in in the world. And then, finally, we see the sun on the same day that, Sunday, the 13th, trining Jupiter. So the sun's trine to Jupiter is pretty uplifting and also is part of how we know that Jupiter is in the process of turning retrograde because the Retrogrades and stations to turn direct for the superior planets in Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn always occur at right around the time that the sun trines those planets.

So this trine signals a shift of direction, and one that can ultimately be construed as a positive thing, that the turning points for, you know, a planet like Jupiter, there can, especially when, when Jupiter has a little compromised dignity, can be challenging. It's not that they're completely stress-free, but the trine with the sun does signal that there's some kind of positive process of revision or reordering or even a period of going backward to go forward that's starting to occur, but the sun Trine Jupiter is another nice Trine.

So, several trines this week that is really nice and fluid, change of Pluto Direct, which I think ultimately will be a positive thing, though there's some little bit of final work to do before Pluto gets out of Capricorn and back into Aquarius, and then some very powerful Mercury dynamics with Pluto, and then entering Scorpio at the end of the week.

So yeah, it's not the world's biggest, most dramatic week, but it's also not a nothing burger. It's right in the middle. If I had to rate this week's intensity, I would say, yeah, it's average. It's an average week. There are some nice transits, several trines, and three very nice trines. There are a couple of stations to turn retrograde and direct.

Those are really interesting, and it kind of feels like we need some detective work to figure out how they're connected in our birth charts. And then, at the end of the week, there's a very deep dive happening for Mercury, which may be one of the more potent transits of the week. Anyhow, let's go backward in time now and kind of break these down one by one, going back to the beginning of the week, which is today, October 7.

So, the Venus Trine Mars dynamic comes in tomorrow. Let's start by looking at Venus in Scorpio as a sign of Mars, making a trine to Mars in Cancer. So there's reception there. What that means is that when Venus is a guest in the temple, the feminine temple of Mars, there's some tension there for Venus because Venus and Mars have like, they're like, a natural compliment on an archetypal level, something as simple as, like, aggression versus harmony, or severing or separating versus unifying, very simple Mars Venus dynamics that help us understand why they are opposites and why they will feel the stress or tension of that natural archetypal opposition when they're in each other's signs.

So Venus and Scorpio. It's a little spicy for a Venus placement, but it can get some; there's some really deep and valuable work that's done in relationships or sexuality or on an emotional level, dealing with or confronting difficult and more subterranean themes in relationships, for example, is one of the great benefits of Venus and Scorpio, especially if you have trouble opening up or being more vulnerable or on the other hand, Venus and Scorpio will exercise more assertiveness If it needs to keep better boundaries and be careful that it's not too open and fluid.

So, all those kinds of tensions are implied by Venus and Scorpio. But when Venus is a houseguest in Mars's home, and then we see a Trine which is flowing harmoniously with the nature of Jupiter, connecting Venus with the Fallen Mars and Cancer, another challenging placement for Mars because it is another kind of natural has kind of natural archetypal opposition to the moon. Mars and the Moon are like opposites in a certain way.

Think about it, we think about the natural space of the baby in the mother at once, right? It's very lunar, as opposed to the cutting of the umbilical cord in the individuating of the child, or the labor that, like, brings a child into its own, which ends with the cutting of the umbilical cord, right? That kind of movement toward separation is very Mars-like, and the moon is very much like Venus, which is why they get along so well. The Moon and Venus. The Moon is exalted in Venus's sign of Taurus. Just like Mars and Venus are opposites. You naturally have some kind of opposition between the Moon and Mars.

So we, in other words, have Mars-like tensions with fluid, flowing, harmonious, feminine-like planets right now in the sky. And so one of the things that means is that there is a benefit available through this trine if we are willing to look at and deal with, you know, more vulnerable and difficult, difficult emotions or more vulnerable places in our lives, and we're willing to go deep and look at things that are not easy.

There may be some need to advocate for or protect ourselves or others. There may be a need to establish healthier boundaries or to open ourselves up, even when it's scary to do so. The harmony between these planets, though, does suggest that the masculine and feminine principles of Yin and Yang, you could say, are metaphysical and energetic. It is not to be just confused with just literal like gender or sex categories.

These two planets are able to harmonize right now, despite there being some real tensions, okay, so power struggles that can be dealt with constructively or difficult, emotional and charged subjects where people have very different perceptions or very different needs within a situation can somehow be navigated, or just difficult things can be addressed. You can actually approach them, and it might be helpful to do so, as opposed to stuffing them. These are the kinds of things that we see through this fluid trine.

Also, let's be real in saying that ever since we have seen Mars in a water sign and a Grand Water Trine forming, we have seen literal, literal flooding and lots of lots of damage through water, you know, and that's a very literal manifestation the hurricanes that we've seen the flooding. So, you know, sometimes you're going to see that one of the expressions of a big, Grand Water Trine forming in the sky is literal water.

Somehow, there is a connection to the literalness of water. So I wouldn't like, you know, rule that out either. But the trine here suggests maybe repairing the damage, or maybe, um, mending or nurturing or healing or soothing or pacifying places that are tender.

So I think, for example, the fact that in the wake of many disasters, you will see, you know, the Red Cross showing up, or you'll see resources flooding in to treat or heal or provide support for areas that have been flooded. You know, there's, there's like, a, there's a response that can be as flood. As the initial damage or trauma with some of these placements, looking for relief or release emotionally comes to my mind as well. All right, so just a few thoughts there, watching for that dance of Mars and Venus and the kind of tensions of Mars and Venus in these very fluid water signs. So that comes in tomorrow; you'll be feeling it today. The other trine that comes in tomorrow is Mercury's trine to Jupiter. Now, Mercury's trine to Jupiter has a very different feeling, and Mercury's trine to Jupiter happens as Jupiter stations Retrograde the next day.

So this is a Mercury trine, Jupiter. That is, Mercury is the host of Jupiter. Jupiter in Gemini is in Mercury's sign. And so we have the host, Jupiter's host, contacting it and providing it with benefits or resources or a smooth and harmonious connection. And then Jupiter suddenly stations and turns retrograde. This, to me, signals some kind of incoming resource that allows us to begin a process of revision or reworking or reconsidering, or some kinds of resources, ideas, or people that suddenly allow us to start. Maybe they want to start a process, or they want to bring a kind of change of circumstance.

One way of understanding a retrograde is that suddenly circumstances are going to turn things on their head for a little bit, or there's going to be an unexpected turn of events that lead us to have to do something differently or take a different approach or reconsider things. And that's not always bad, like to me, when you see Jupiter's host in Mercury, trining Jupiter, and then Jupiter turns directions, it's as though, hey, here's something new that will allow you to take a different approach or reconsider what you're doing. And that could be a very positive thing. I mean, it doesn't have to be Retrogrades. Don't have to coincide with breakdowns, delays, and chaos. You know, sometimes they do.

Mercury Retrogrades, obviously, are notorious for that. But here I just wonder if there isn't some, one of the things that's great about, you know, trining of Jupiter and Mercury and Air signs is the idea of people and resources, ideas and strategies, or information or technology that are somehow coming in to aid in the process of taking a different approach, and the different approach, it might be signaled by the retrograding Jupiter. Jupiter loves to build cohesion. It loves to build unity. It loves to build that sense of wholeness. Jupiter is associated with the god Zeus, who gives us that grand sense of cosmic unity and cohesion, like the government of the universe in an ideal sense, in a good sense, a government you can trust.

Now, when you think of Jupiter in Gemini, you're thinking of a period in which there are the dueling or battling or tension of opposites that are forcing you to pause, reflect, reconsider how unity is established, or what the right kind of unity is. So Jupiter and Gemini periods can reflect a kind of a moment of the critical rethinking of structures and unities in our life, or how we bring about a sense of wholeness or completeness, whether it's philosophically or if it's, you know, in business or money or relationships, depends on the placement of Jupiter in the chart. But the point is, this is our first retrograde from Jupiter in Gemini.

Jupiter will be there until about the early spring of 2025, when it moves into Cancer. I think it's late May. Anyhow, Mercury's trying to Jupiter here is resourcing Jupiter with something that leads to a change, of course, a change of direction, and it aids in the process of continual remaking, reflecting upon revising of structures. And we typically think of Saturn as the planet of structure.

But it's really not in terms of that sense of structure that lends itself to unity, you know, like a well-organized office and programs in place that help you organize your books and blah, blah blah, that that overarching sense that everything is running smoothly in a like a well organized, a well-arranged whole, that's Jupiter well again, Jupiter, turning retrograde at this moment, is reflective of a continued process of revision, reflection, re-strategizing, remaking, especially through a careful examination of the shadows of something like Gemini loves to play with the light and dark of something, and as it plays with the light and dark, we often will bring in new elements and in the core.

Separate things or include things that maybe we've been excluding, or we'll realize that we need to exclude things that have been included. But that process of ongoing reflection, discernment, discrimination, and reorganization is now reaching a critical turning point, and I think Mercury is going to be providing it with some new angle or some new asset or connection that will continue to be a part of the revision process. All right, hopefully, I didn't labor that too long. It's kind of a tricky little moment to describe, and I think it's made even more interesting by the fact that just a couple of days later, Pluto will turn, and Pluto will start to turn directly. Let's see this along. So here you'll see, this is by the evening of October 10, and on my clock, you've got Pluto stationing right. And so if you speed this up just a little bit, you're going to see that the turning into direct motion will happen the next day.

So here's it: stationing and turning direct by Friday the 11th. So that massive change of direction from Pluto is really significant. Pluto Pluto entered Capricorn again in early September, and now, here in mid-October, it is changing direction for the final time before leaving Capricorn, which it will do. Let's map this out just a little bit so it moves in. I have it on November 19. It could be that it let me just double-check the exact hour at which it changes signs, but I believe so.

So it's going to be the 19th, November 19. So we have a little bit of time with Pluto in direct motion before it leaves Capricorn. But this is really significant because you may not feel anything on the day Pluto stations, right? It's not. It doesn't always work like that, especially with outer planets. But that stationing direct from Pluto signifies that the final kind of alchemy is reaching its critical mass and that between now and mid-November, in a sense, all of the Pluto in Capricorn learnings and teachings will be concentrated into some final moments, some final karmic blossoming.

That makes for a very big month, especially considering that one of the biggest transits that will cap that off will be Mars's opposition to Pluto, which is a very powerful grand finale, moment that happens just before, just before Pluto actually leaves. So you'll see this is occurring right here. So we have at the very end.

This was just before the election in the United States. Fun. So here it is. There's about November 2 into the third that Mars opposes Pluto, and then it is quite literally just after that that we see, mean, just a couple weeks after that, that Pluto will then enter Aquarius, at which point, by the way, Mars will be about ready to station retrograde and go back into the opposition with Pluto.

It was such fun times, but we'll be covering that in more depth later on. I think the simple point that we're trying to make is to look at that whole sign house of Capricorn in your birth chart. I'm going to be visiting this later this week in depth because it really deserves a lot of attention. But Pluto turning direct is really bringing us into the final alchemical moments of Pluto's long journey through Capricorn.

So this week, the turning point may be subtle, but you are going to be feeling it between now and mid-November, the final effects of Pluto and Capricorn. So watch for that this week. Just notice what's taking place, whether it's internally or externally or both, about Friday in particular. I mean, outer planet stationing is kind of a prolonged experience. You probably won't be noticing this all week.

Now we get into the 13th, and on Sunday, the very end of the week, we have a couple of really big dynamics happening. One, we'll talk about this next Monday, but the sun is moving into a square with Mars. It doesn't perfect until Monday, but that's interesting to note. But I think the big one that we're going to be noticing for sure is, let's just draw this up here. So if we go back just, I'm just going to go back, like, a couple of hours here. Yeah, here it is.

You're going to see Mercury at the very last anaretic degree of Libra squaring Pluto. This is another one of those moments that really highlights Pluto's direct turn. And it's final work for us in Capricorn, the Mercury-Pluto dynamic. Dynamic can be about powerful revelations of unseen material that you're becoming aware of, emails or, you know, I wouldn't be surprised if this, you know, it's funny, we call it the October surprise.

I wouldn't be shocked to see the revelation of hidden material, or, you know, scandalous kinds of material, being revealed while Mercury is squaring Pluto because that's a very common thing that happens with Mercury square Pluto. There is a need to talk about or address something that has been hidden, but maybe we haven't felt like we've had the right diplomatically ideal situation in which to discuss something that's difficult. I would see that as a real possibility, given that the sun is also moving into a square with Mars and Cancer. So it's like, how do I be diplomatic about something very emotionally charged? This can also be a moment to correct errors in our perception. Mercury square to Pluto is often about insight as to something that we haven't been seeing and now we understand. Now we get it.

If you're a student of something, this is a great moment to revise or almost like improve or enhance your understanding of a concept or a technique or a skill, often because you'll have a moment with Mercury-Pluto where you go, Oh, I didn't get it. I did not get it until right now. Now I finally understand something, or something clicks into place in a powerful moment of revelation and understanding. Empowered speech, difficult, diplomatically complex situations that require tact and but however, sometimes, you know, Mercury in Libra wants to be so tactful, but this is a Mercury in Libra that's recovering from combustion, and that is about to move into Scorpio.

And so I just wonder if this doesn't start us down a train, or like a train of thought, or a pathway where we are being asked to look at unconscious or hidden material, or to be a little bit more investigative, like an investigative journalist, or to dive below the surface because the encounter with Pluto leads almost immediately to Mercury entering Scorpio later in the same day. And if Mercury and Scorpio are good for anything, it is like, Oh, if you're going to study therapy or if you're going to study investigative journalism or detective work or cybersecurity or anything that requires depth, protectiveness, secrecy, emotional nuance, and bravery.

Also, I think just in general, Mercury square to Pluto is looking at something and saying, oh, it's not what it's appeared to be. This isn't what we've thought it was. The facade is being shown for what it is. It's just a facade. And then once we know that we're all of a sudden, it's like, oh, like, I would say there's something that I have noticed in, you know, doing a lot of readings over time, which is often, and I'll just use this very basic example. I'm not trying to get anyone scared about this happening to you, right? It's just an example.

When someone discovers that their spouse has had a secret issue, whether it's an addiction they've been hiding, or, like infidelity, or, you know, financial issues, say hidden credit cards, something like that. Often, what happens is when someone realizes, Oh, I have not been seeing this. This is something that's coming to my attention.

And it could be about anything. Doesn't have to be about a spouse, right? It could be about something at your workplace or whatever. All of a sudden, you start questioning everything. And that's really important because growing up and not being naive and developing a deeper trust in our instincts, like, if something had been coming up and saying, you know, I don't think something's going on. And you're like, Oh no, no, don't be paranoid, right? And then all of a sudden, you realize, oh, there was something going on.

You'll often go into a period where you need to question things at a much deeper level and allow yourself the room to trust your instincts. However, we have to be careful because sometimes, when things are revealed and you see that there is more than meets the eye, you can also fall into a period of cynicism where you don't trust anything, or you become paranoid or overly suspicious.

So this is a moment with the Mercury square to Pluto where I could see a lot of us starting to understand things that have been hidden and then going into a space of deeper probing, deeper questioning, a deeper trusting and relying on our instincts, our feelings about situations and.

On the other hand, having to be careful that we don't drift into cynicism, suspicion, paranoia, and defeatism. I can't trust anyone. Nothing's real. Nothing's trustworthy, that kind of thing. Those are all good tests for us anytime Mercury is in Scorpio, by the way, as is the willingness to just confront and deal with our own baggage, like that moment where we say I'm going to go to therapy, or that moment where say I'm going to seek out some kind of healing for a trauma. I need to talk about what's happened, or I need to find new approaches to dealing with, you know, certain patterns in my psychology, my mental or emotional health, or how I communicate with people. So there's this kind of level of honesty and of getting real and of getting beneath the surface that starts coming in over the weekend with these transits.

Finally, what I love about the weekend is, even though all of that Mercury, Pluto, Mercury, entering Scorpio, is kind of heavy at the same time, I feel like there's a lightness in the air that's kind of, I don't know, just offering a little bit of support and almost like a protectiveness at the same time, right? And that's the sun, Trine Jupiter.

One of the great experiences about the Sun Trine Jupiter is that feeling of an enlightened perspective. Oh, wow. As you know, the sun was the source of illumination and clarity. Jupiter likes to build cohesive structures, so no wonder that the two of them are both associated with things like philosophy and religion and enlightenment and teachers and gurus and leaders.

Any leader who, by their example, shows us a path of virtue, whether it's the Dalai Lama or maybe at certain times in history, maybe even certain social or political figures that have been luminaries, that archetype of the shining example, the path to truth, the higher awareness. The sun's trine to Jupiter is a moment of greater or grander clarity. I love that that's happening as Jupiter turns retrograde because it's a clarity that is leading to a better way of doing things, the same kind of feeling that I get from Mercury square Pluto.

So Mercury square Pluto is a little difficult. Do we see maybe the way something really is beneath the surface versus how it's appeared, you know, to us, or how we've been perceiving something versus what it actually is? Yes, that's a possibility. But this, in this case, with the sun Trine Jupiter, would probably lead to a better way of doing something, a more enlightened or mature way of doing something. And, yeah, maybe there's a process of needing to revise or restructure something because we're having an important learning moment. But I mean, you know, I live. There's a great saying that one of my teachers liked to say, and he said, I live to be corrected. And by that, he didn't mean, like, I live to become, try, to become perfect.

He just meant like, there's really no better experience than having an opportunity to see something for what it is to for opportunities that we have to grow wiser or maybe a little bit better at something we do, like a craft or a skill, to have a little bit more understanding, to use aha moments, even if they're a little painful or unexpected, or we feel a little disillusioned or surprised by something Wow, that was a revelation, but that we can use that to revise things, to make them a little bit better, to become wiser and to hopefully become more patient compassionate with ourselves and with other people. And that's nothing but a win, and we should be excited that you know, the universe gives us opportunities, so to speak, for such correction, for such adjustments. If you don't like the word correction, you can just think of it as a kind of adjustment or a moment of greater awareness.

So, for as difficult as Mercury Pluto looks over the weekend and Mercury diving right into Scorpio, it is as though this brings with it an opportunity for greater philosophical understanding. I am very excited about that. That, to me, is wonderful. I love that. So I will leave it there.

This is our weekly overview, and there are lots of things that we will be looking into as the week goes on. More opportunities are available to take these individual transits and, break them down and look at them from lots of different angles. So I look forward to that. Especially this week, I'm going to be trying to focus on some summarizing thoughts for Pluto in Capricorn One more time, and then when we get into November, I'll be prepping us with more thoughts on Pluto into Aquarius and so forth.

If you have stories to share about any of these transits, ever use the hashtag #grabbed or email us your story to Grabbed@nightlightastrology.com. When you use the hashtag grabbed, tell us the transit and your story.

We may feature it in an upcoming storytelling episode. I'm hoping to do one, probably later this month or in November, kind of on the tale of the kind of riding the coattails of the eclipses. Maybe have another storytelling episode. All right, that's it for today.

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