The Nightlight Astrology Podcast Adam Elenbaas

Today, we're going to be taking a look at all of the major astrological transits for the month of July. I'm really excited to introduce a couple of new co-hosts who will join me each month to help break down the astrology. I find it much easier and more enjoyable to discuss the intricate transits and the big story of a calendar month with others, so after a few promotions and introductions, we'll dive into the astrology of July together.



TODAY'S CO-HOSTS

Whitney Kranz

Website: https://astroarcana.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/astro.arcana.astrology



Alexandra Blair

Website: https://www.9livesastrology.com/

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/28V9LmtiPr197uRWrnIk5G?si=43d64e2c8616433d

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/9livesastrology/

Today, we are going to take a look at the upcoming Mars-Uranus conjunction in Taurus one more time. We've explored this transit from many different angles before, but today, we'll focus on some unique peripheral events happening around the conjunction later in July. These additional signatures will offer more hints and clues about the current process and what will unfold as the two planets come together.

Today, we're going to take a look at Mercury in Cancer, making a trine to Saturn in Pisces. This is a really important trine, given the backstory of this moon cycle, making it more significant than your average trine. Once we explore the context and delineations of this planetary combination, you'll see why it carries more weight than usual.

Today we're going to take a look at this summer's upcoming Jupiter-Saturn square. This square has been building since Jupiter entered Gemini at the end of May and will peak in August, before meeting again in December. We'll explore the overall process and dynamics of this square, focusing particularly on the influence of Saturn in the superior position and the pressures it places on Jupiter.

Today we're going to take a look at Venus in Cancer making a square to the nodes of the moon. We'll cover the topic called the bending of the nodes, which many of you have asked about over the years. While it's not a major part of my practice, I've been incorporating it recently and thought it would be interesting to explore, providing some practical takeaways as well.

Today, we're going to look at the full moon in Capricorn coming in over the weekend, which is one of two full moons in Capricorn that we will experience during this time of year. It's pretty unique to have back-to-back full moons in the same sign, so we have some homework coming across the Cancer-Capricorn axis to explore. Happy Friday, everybody. I hope you guys are doing well.