Astrological Insights

The significance of Aquarian themes are STRONG, so fasten your Cosmic seatbelts! As we transition from Winter to Spring and throughout 2024, with our Year of the Dragon and our seasonal Wood Dragon, may we harness the strength, power, and transformational energies the dragon represents.

As we enter the astrological time of November and reflect upon the traditional time of Scorpio (October 22nd – November 21st), ruled by the planet Pluto, (ancient time Mars), we are influenced by the Element of Metal, the season of Fall, and the time of Harvest with the organs of the LI and LU, and the planet Venus in 5 Element Theory. Metal themes includes letting go through the LI and allowing ourselves to be inspired through the LU. What ways can we allow ourselves to cultivate inspiration despite what is happening on a collective level?

The past ten years I have worked in the environmental field as a professional designer and as a Landscape Architect. Now, as I am starting the journey of operational and creative leadership advisement for Acutonics® along with my partner Pedro Vidal, I find myself growing, and expanding my own environmental ethos once again – this time weaving with the infinite applications of sound expressed by the sound community. I am very excited for what the future will bring.

With August here and late Summer upon us, it seems we are experiencing an astrological cacophony of alignments with 2 Full Moons and 7 planets retrograde this month. This is an exquisite opportune time to go inward to review, rethink, revise and rewrite our mental and emotional scripting, and those patterns that may prevent us from being the highest vibrational beings we are meant to be.

A Short Acutonics Play

In this final contribution for 2022 from Vanessa Strauss she explores the significance of the eclipse season, just past. What might we learn from these growth opportunities and how can we take those teachings into the year ahead. It was striking to me and Donna that she cites both the Conference of the Birds, and the important messages brought to us by Black Elk.

This November we celebrate the end of Fall with grace, gratitude, and remembrance of Thanksgiving, transitioning from the Element of Metal to Water, where we remain through the winter months of December, January and February.

What's in a Retrograde? And what value might 6 concurrent retrogrades bring to our energetic season? Introduction by Ellen Franklin

In Five Element Theory, Fall represents the Element of Metal, associated with the organs of LU and LI which involve the process of respiration, inspiration, purification, and elimination.

The lion hunts only when hungry and will first prey on sick or weak animals to maintain balance in the herds and land. According to the great African tradition, the lion is considered the wise judge as they strive to maintain nature's laws.