So Divine‪!‬ Stephanie Gailing & Megan Skinner

In this episode of So Divine!, Stephanie and Megan explore the celestial landscape for June. They talk about how the first half of the month is infused with a lot of airy, communicative, and fast-moving energy while the second half is more water, encouraging us to flow and invite in our feelings. They discuss the two cazimis happening this month, one featuring love-planet Venus and the other messenger Mercury. They note how the Gemini Moon encourages us to give structure to our ideas and the Capricorn Full Moon inspires us to work hard in honor of our home and family. They dip into the Solstice and explore what the change of seasonal energies may bring. Stephanie chooses a Tarot at random--the Seven of Cups--and Megan explains how this tarot archetype compels us to look beyond illusion and desire to find our truth.

In this episode of So Divine!, Stephanie and Megan explore the celestial landscape for May. They start by discussing the Pluto station at the beginning of the month and how we may experienced an amplification of themes such as vying for control, power struggles, secrets revealed, and what lies beneath the surface. They talk about the two mid-mont cazimis--one involving Uranus and the other Jupiter--and why its important to stay open to new ideas and inspiration while also being careful about getting too far out over your skis. They discuss the lunations for the month, which include the sensual Taurus New Moon and social, expansive Sagittarius Full Moon. They talk about Jupiter shifting signs at month's end, from Taurus to Gemini, and what this could augur both personally and collectively. Stephanie pulls a tarot card at random--the Hierophant--and Megan explains how this archetype encourages us to share our wisdom with others as we consider our roles as spiritual beings in the world.

In this episode of So Divine!, Stephanie and Megan explore the dynamic celestial landscape of April. They begin by reflecting upon how we are in the midst of Eclipse Season; in addition to reviewing the Libra Lunar Eclipse that occurred in March, they focus their attention on the Aries Solar Eclipse happening early April. With this lunation joined by Chiron—a celestial body that holds the archetype of the wounded healer—they discuss how this time period may offer us an opportunity to heal old wounds while also standing in empathetic witnessing of others. They explore this month’s Mercury Retrograde, which also occurs in Aries, and how important it is to marshal patience so that we don’t push forward erratically when we can experience more holistic progress by making space and slowing down our pace. They also discuss this month’s Jupiter/Uranus Conjunction, a shake-it-up alignment that occurs about every thirteen years. This time both planets reside in Taurus (which they haven’t since 1941); and with that, we may notice how practical it can be to expand our capacity for adaptability while also discovering ways that we can redefine what security looks and feels like. Stephanie chooses a Tarot card for at random and Megan explains how this often negatively viewed card—the Ten of Swords— is actually an opportunity for transformation.  

In this episode of So Divine!, Stephanie and Megan explore the celestial landscape for March. They begin by discussing the New Moon in Pisces, and how, with a harmonious aspect to changing-patterns Uranus, there is the opportunity to expand our creative and spiritual horizons. They talk about the mid-month Neptune Cazimi, and how this boundary-blurring alignment may have us feeling extra sensitive and emotional. They note that the day that the Sun moves into Aries (the Vernal Equinox) messenger Mercury also comes together with the North Node in this activating sign, catalyzing communication that can fuel new inspirations. In addition to providing insights on the relationship-oriented Libra Lunar Eclipse that occurs later in the month, they offer an Eclipse Overview, so that you can move through this period of heightened energy with more awareness. Stephanie chooses the tarot card for the month at random, and surprise, surprise—it's the fiery Ace of Wands, which Megan used as an archetype earlier in the discussion to describe the Vernal Equinox.

In this episode of So Divine!, Stephanie and Megan explore the celestial landscape for February. They share how with all planets now in direct motion until April 1, we have access to a stream of forward-moving energy.  They dive deep into the significance of Aquarius, given that so many planets—the Sun, Mercury, Venus, Mars, and Pluto—are in the sign of innovation, revolution, and community spirit. Megan also adds additional texture to what this sign embodies through discussing the Star card of the tarot, which is ruled by Aquarius. Given that so many planets meet up with Pluto this month, they speak to the transformative potential available, giving suggestions how to channel the unearthing and volcanic energy that it may bring. And a survey of this February wouldn’t be complete without a nod to the Sun/Mercury/Saturn triple conjunction at the end of the month that invites us to streamline our approach to information gathering and communication. Stephanie randomly selects the tarot card for February--the Eight of Cups--and Megan shares how this watery and very Piscean card encourages us to let go of our emotional past. 

In this episode of So Divine!, Stephanie and Megan explore the celestial landscape for January, including some big themes that will be unfolding in 2024. They discuss how with Jupiter just ending its retrograde cycle before New Year’s Eve and Mercury doing so on New Year’s Day, that we can expect to start 2024 with an abundant sense of forward movement. They explore the significance of the Lunar Nodes including how with them currently being in Aries and Libra we are collectively focused upon trying to balance our individual needs and the needs of our alliances. They discuss Pluto's continuing volley between Capricorn and Aquarius, as well as how a Pluto cazimi the third week of January beckons us to consider which structures, definitions of success, and non-sustainable approaches we are ready to let go of. Stephanie chooses a tarot card at random--the Ten of Pentacles—and Megan talks about how this abundant archetype can inspire us to cultivate security in a grounded way.