When the Moon’s in Capricorn, issues of responsibility, limits, and (yes) work come to the fore.
This is the phase in which we share what we learned at the Full Moon–but the aftermath of the Scorpio Full Moon might not be the time to share all the secrets.
Instead, I suggest we just get to work.
The Sun–Uranus conjunction is closer than before, with the mystic rectangle pattern still present (though minus the Moon). The sense of present crises is still strong, although with the sense that we live in a “fated” time when things are unfolding for a reason.
If even part of that reason is that people are corrupt, or criminal, or just plain clueless, we’re meant to act. “Happens for a reason” does not mean we just go along, unable to change a thing. We’re supposed to do stuff.
The Sun, Uranus, and Mars all parallel each other. “Parallel” is a latitude-based connection related to declension, and is comparable to a conjunction. For the Sun and Uranus, this doubles the zodiac-based conjunction. With Mars added, the call to action gets louder.
Jupiter, bright and busy (if distracted) in late Gemini, squares the Nodes of the Moon. He is aimed toward the North, toward what we desire. He has lots of ideas, but something more in needed.
The Capricorn Moon trines Mercury in Taurus and squares Venus in Aries. We communicate (Mercury) through boots on the ground (Taurus) action (Moon in Cap).
Saturn, ruling this Moon, sits at the utter end of Pisces. All we thought we knew is dissolving. We see the new journey poised on the horizon but cannot reach it yet: Saturn enters Aries May 24.
Our actions now lay the groundwork. We prepare the way.
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