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Half-Hour Reading Returns + DIY Quick Tip 

1/2/2017

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The 250-year-old Treaty Oak, Jacksonville, FL
A DIY quick tip, is to have a ponder on Saturn as the trunk, and Jupiter is the encouragement to climb.  

There are two ways you can look at this:
  • Saturn and Jupiter in your own Chart.
  • Transiting Saturn and Jupiter, in the Houses of your Chart.  

In 2017, Saturn and Jupiter both change Zodiac signs.  
  • Jupiter in Libra to October 11th, then in Scorpio  
  • Saturn in Sagittarius to December 21st (Winter Solstice) 

I see Saturn in Sagittarius as really inspiring everyone to discern between what's fake and what's real, i.e. "fake news."  This is a tough one in a media environment that's all-over-the-place and much of it steeped in disinformation.  I predicted the rise of independent media, and with trust in Mainstream media at a historic low (30%), there's a hunger for trustworthy info framed in a way that's coherent.

Saturn in Sagittarius exercises the intuitive capacity "to know" truth from falseness, and begin to trust that sense.  And to catch the excitement -- and sense of stability -- that comes with adapting to expanding awareness.    

I wonder if Jupiter in Libra is upping that sense that "beauty will save the world*."  I look forward to Jupiter into Scorpio in October, and it comes in the days before Samhain, for some mysterious journeys and revelations.  

You can look at how transiting Saturn aspects your planets, and which House, for the trunk.  And in what way Jupiter is encouraging you to climb.  

If you'd like me to look at this in your chart, I'm bringing back the 1/2 Hour Reading, and offering it at a sliding scale rate -- see Readings.  I have more time to do Readings, and possibly on the same day by phone or mp3.  

I saw this old oak recently in Jacksonville, FL, where there's a park built around it, down by the St. John's River.  The branches have on them resurrection ferns, an amazing plant with superpowers. They can survive extreme drought and there's a cool time-lapse of them coming back to life on that link.  


*Dostoyevsky Quote


4 Comments
Sylvia
1/10/2017 06:42:39 am

Happy New Year Molly!( Or maybe it would be better to say that after this upcoming full moon in Cancer on January 12).
So sad about the astrology site at About.com. I started there in the end of 2009 when Saturn conjoined natal Pluto and was facing off Uranus during the whole year of 2010.
But so glad I can find you here and know you'll be still doing reading! I missed so much your articles! And they are so welcome ( back)!

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Molly Hall
2/6/2017 06:00:38 am

We've talked since you commented, but I just wanted to say thanks for your response here. I don't know how much I'll write about astrology from now on, but there are definitely things to share, and I'm pondering that now. I also think of Spring Equinox as a beginning to the year in some ways. I know I'm seemingly in dormancy with a few things, though there's a lot of visioning going on. Talk with you via mp3! Molly

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Petra
1/18/2017 02:55:35 am

Dear Molly, Happy and Successful New Year 2017, let it be full of excitement, exploring and inspiration! I've been reading your articles newsletter after newsletter since 2011 at About.com and now I'm here with you, looking forward to all your fascinating articles. I really, really loved your 12 tips for every season always trying to follow them and other tips and explanations for every astral season.

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Molly Hall
2/6/2017 05:57:07 am

Thank you so much Petra. I remember exchanging emails with you one time, if I'm not mistaken.
Within you too, a prosperous year in all ways! Molly

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