Dec 7 - Dec 16 - Waning Scorpio Lunar Month

 As I indicated in my last two posts, we have a lot going on in December & January.    The next new moon will be in the sign Sagittarius on December 19.    Between now and then we are in the final 10 days of the Scorpio lunar month which started mid-November that feels about three years ago.    The Mars square Saturn on Dec 8 is loaded for bear.    On Dec 10 Neptune stations direct and we are heading into its final anaretic days which will be potent.   Also on the 10^th is the final Mercury oppose Uranus which started Oct 29.  How has your thinking evolved since then?   On Dec 14, Mars tangles up with Neptune which suggests actions that are misguided or dissolve in front of us.    On Dec 16 is the final Sun square Saturn between Sag and Pisces, which could feel like a crisis of faith.  Or goals feel unattainable.    There are also pleasant notes like Mercury trine Neptune (12/11) Mercury sextile Pluto (12/13) and Venus trine Chiron on (12/18) which  will bring buoyance along the way and give us some lift.   

 

Here's the landscape for the waning moon.   

 

 

Disseminating

December 7, 2025

9:04pm 

      

Disseminating: Reflect on what has transpired this month and earlier.  What have you learned?   How can you share some of your knowledge?  What past experiences are you sharing?  Are you in the need to teach?  Or is it find a teacher?   Maybe we find a rabbi or a minister or therapist who gives us more insight.   

 

 

Focus on:   How are you sharing the importance of being bold?  How are you sharing the importance of flexing strength?  How are you sharing creativity?  How are you sharing the power generosity?   How are you sharing the power of being a hero? 

 

 

 

Planetary Notes:

 

12/7: Mercury trine Saturn (25 Pisces). Sharp thinking & communication that is based on responsibility will bring joy. 

 

12/8: Mars square Saturn (25 Pisces).  Mouthy ideas, over zealot opinions can inspire actions that lack sensibility.  Wet blankets are wet and cold.  Actions that are righteous but out of integrity will hit a wall. Reality checks, boundaries and consequences show up to unrealistic actions and foolhardy dreams.   This is the last square of the two-year cycle that began April of 2023 when they were conjunct in Pisces.  The next cycle begins April 19, 2026 in the sign Aries.  

 

12/10: Neptune station direct 29 Pisces 22) (See separate post)

12/10: Mercury oppose Uranus (28 Taurus) This is the third time this aspect is perfected.  #1 Oct 29, #2 Nov 19 and now today.  How has your thinking and communication shifted?  What have you released?  What new awareness empowers of your thinking?  

12/10: Venus square North Node (13 Pisces) Love & values that feel big and loud can miss the power of intuition, nuance and gentle.  

12/11: Mercury trine Neptune (29 Pisces).  There is a power that comes in being quiet, tapping the metaphysical, psyche and faith.  

 

 

 

Last Quarter Moon Phase

December 11, 2025

12:51pm PST   

   

 

Last Quarter moon:  Now we do the final adjustments to the seeds we planted on new. The final call, the final letters to send, we follow all the trails that came up that still make sense.  And we let the other parts lay fallow. It is a time of action but wise action.  It is a time for living “The serenity prayer” 

 

God, grant me the Serenity
to accept the things
I cannot change Courage to change the
things I can, and the
Wisdom to know the difference.

 

 

 

Focus on:

What actions are you taking that rely on details?  What actions are you taking that need analytical and practical thinking?   What actions can you take that speak to problem solving?  What actions are you taking that seek order? 

 

 

Planetary Notes: 

12/11: Mercury enter Sagittarius.  Joy, fun, adventure, learning and exploring is highlighted for the next three weeks 

12/13: Mercury sextile Pluto (2 Aquarius 12).  Fresh new thoughts that may be inspired by groups of people or friends. 

12/14: Mars square Neptune (29 Pisces).    Zealotry that motivates actions can be problematic.  Big mouths meet Big Fantasy not good. 

12/14: Sun trine Chiron (22 Aries).  Finding independence and being authentic is inspiring and seeds new adventures.  

12/14: Mars enters Capricorn.  Practical, responsible, problem solving actions are highlighted for the next six weeks. 

 

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Balsamic Moon Phase

 

December 15, 2025 

2:29pm PST

 

Balsamic:   We let go.  By releasing we can prepare for the new.  

 

 

Focus on:  How are you releasing strong feelings?  How are you releasing passion?  How are you releasing the need to control?  How are you releasing intensity? 

 

 

Planetary Notes:

12/16: Mercury exits shadow 6:51 Sagittarius  

12/16: Sun square Saturn (25 Pisces).  The final square between Sag and Saturn in Pisces.  How can you find faith inspiring but not delusional?   A twice of year aspect.  Strident know-it-alls are doing what to humanity?   How does an atmosphere of chaos and confusion not serve bigger goals? Where are we being checked?  What are the consequences we are observing?    Learn what you can because it will be thirty years before we are here again. 

12/18: Venus trine Chiron (22 Aries) Love seeks and can find authenticity

 

 

Sagittarius New Moon Dec 19 (5:43pm PST) 28 Sag 24

 

Saturn & Neptune: The Final Days in Pisces ..... Here we go!

 

Neptune & Saturn: Let’s Unpack

Neptune Retrograde Cycle (2025–2026)

7/04/25 – Neptune stations retrograde (2° Aries 11)
10/22/25 – Neptune re-enters Pisces
12/10/25 – Neptune stations direct (29° Pisces 44)
1/26/26 – Neptune re-enters Aries
3/31/26 – Neptune exits shadow (2° Aries 11)

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When Neptune stations direct on December 10, we enter its final days in Pisces — the sign of intuition, mysticism, compassion, sensitivity, and yes, sometimes fantasy or delusion. Pisces is gentle, porous, subtle, and soulful. But right now, any “crazy” coming from Neptune has a shorter shelf life because sensible Saturn is looming nearby, having already stationed direct on November 27.

In February, both Saturn and Neptune will return to “get-your-battle-on” Aries.

Between now and then, we’re living through the final anaretic period of both planets — something I explored in a previous post. These next couple of months are extremely charged as Saturn and Neptune work out their last unfinished business in Pisces.

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December & January: Inner-Planet Activation of the 29th Degree

Throughout December and January, as Neptune moves through the anaretic degree, the inner planets will make a series of aspects that highlight, trigger, and intensify the urgency of this 29° zone. Saturn, although sitting at 28° Pisces for much of December, still contributes as it finishes its Pisces story.

What we experience now is a repeating pattern:

1. Inner planet aspects Saturn → reality check

2. Inner planet aspects Neptune → emotional/spiritual response

The inner planets will hit Saturn first with clarity or consequence. Neptune follows with longing, softness, surrender, or the desire for comfort. Whether we find that comfort is another question because, like love, “comfort” is in the eye-of-the-beholder.  It's personal, baby.

Much of this energy can play out in the psyche. Subtle but powerful inner messages can rise up and sometimes in our dreams and through intuitive flashes, that feel strangely out-of-body.

Here are the dates:

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December 2025 Aspects (Dec 7–31)

Dec 7 — Mercury trine Saturn

Concrete conversations that link goals with compassion. The psyche is lit up; intuition runs high.

Dec 8 — Mars square Saturn

Actions taken out of integrity hit a wall. Reality checks arrive. Boundaries and consequences greet unrealistic pushes or foolish leaps.

Dec 11 — Mercury trine Neptune

Dreaming big. Heart-centered goals. Conversations about helping others. Healing insights. Teachers and guides connect the dots.

Dec 14 — Mars square Neptune

Moving through tar. Actions based on illusion dissolve or misfire. Confusion clears momentarily only to reveal new layers.

Dec 16 — Sun square Saturn

Twice a year this aspect arrives. The “strident know-it-alls” clash with humanity’s needs. Chaos and disorganization reveal their cost. Accountability appears.

Dec 20 — Sun square Neptune

The great dissolve. What is fading? What should fade? Dreams are tested. Watch for hypocrisy disguised as righteousness. Beware confusion-makers.

Dec 20 — Venus square Saturn

Values and boundaries collide. Hearts contract. Money feels tight or strange. Consequences surface. Moderation is wise; sobriety is better.

Dec 24 — Venus square Neptune

Love, money, and values feel unmoored. One man’s ceiling is another man’s floor — and today the floor feels cold. Dreams are tested. Again, sobriety > substances.

Dec 29 (PST) — Mercury square Saturn

Watch your words. A small sharp comment can cut like a blade. Lies and exaggerations hit a wall. Accountability surfaces.

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January 2026: The Great Sextile Window

January is drenched in sextiles  and are helpful, opportunity-making aspects. Neptune remains anaretic. Saturn sits at 28° Pisces, steadying and shaping whatever the inner planets activate.

Themes from December that felt harsh or confusing may begin to make sense  in January.  Some may even turn into openings.  Wow. There's a concept.  

Pay special attention to January 17–20:

All four inner planets will activate both Saturn and Neptune within a 48–72 hour window. This is extremely rare and is a double Pisces ending window where spiritual meaning (Neptune) and structural reality (Saturn) align.

Dreams may be vivid. Messages may be symbolic. Something is being delivered.

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January Aspects

Jan 14 — Venus sextile Saturn

Love acts. Practical devotion. Creativity grounded. Support from leaders or steady people.

Jan 17 — Venus sextile Neptune

A wash of gentleness. Hearts soften. Release arrives. The woo-woo is strong and healing.

Jan 17 — Sun sextile Saturn

Creativity meets responsibility. Leaders, businesses, or systems help. Practicality fuels joy.

Jan 18 — Mercury sextile Saturn

Mental agility. Quick pivots open doors. Serendipity thrives when you’re alert.

Jan 19 — Sun sextile Neptune

Practical goals attune with heart messages. Creativity blooms. Intuition rings loudly.

Jan 19 — Mars sextile Saturn

Grounded action. Disciplined momentum. Climbing the ladder — whether internal or external — feels natural.

Jan 20 — Mercury sextile Neptune

Inspired thinking. Conversations flow from a higher place. Even mundane topics carry a deeper resonance.

Jan 23 — Mars sextile Neptune

Inspired action. Service-oriented work feels meaningful. Small humanitarian gestures go far.

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January 26: Neptune Leaves Pisces

Once Neptune enters Aries on January 26, we enter a whole new atmosphere. February 1–13 becomes an integration period — a time for closure, cleanup, and final adjustments thanks to Saturn.

Something has dissolved. What remains becomes clearer.

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A Final Saturn Moment Before the Shift

Feb 2 — Sun semi-square Saturn

A tension between rebellion and responsibility. Who gets left behind when others break free? Saturn reminds us that freedom without awareness has consequences.

Saturn finishes its business, now without Neptune beside it. Themes sharpen. The fog lifts. Practical clarity returns.

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Closing Thoughts

As Neptune and Saturn complete their long journey through Pisces, we’re invited to reconcile what the head can’t make sense of, but the heart understands intuitively. This is the end of a major collective chapter.There is much to unpack — and we’re living inside the transition.

God speed.  

The 29th Degree: Living Through an Anaretic Era

 

 

As I’ve been saying for the last two years, the mid-2020s are an extraordinary astrological landscape. We’re living through a period where multiple outer planets change signs and form aspects with each other that haven’t happened in thousands of years. Yes.  Thousands of years.   Gulp. 

And all of this is unfolding while we drink our morning coffee, shop for groceries, go to work (or try to find work), care for our families, and generally just do life. It can be hard to see the astrological forest for the astrological trees, but we are absolutely feeling this sky whether we’re consciously tracking it or not.

One feature of this era that we’re picking up acutely is the presence of anaretic Neptune and Saturn  is a rare and potent energetic combination.

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What Is the Anaretic Degree?

Each zodiac sign spans zero to twenty-nine degrees. The final degree—the 29th—is known as the anaretic degree, and it carries an intensity unlike any other. It represents culmination, urgency, and transition. A planet here is technically still in the sign, but it is also leaning toward the new work that awaits in the next sign.

There is a sense of “last call” energy at the 29th degree: a desire to finish unfinished business and squeeze the final meaning out of the sign before crossing the threshold.

Take Cancer as an example. Cancer tends to home, family, and nurturance with dedication throughout most of the sign. But at 29°, it feels bold Leo approaching. That bright, expressive fire activates Cancer’s instinctive need for emotional safety, prompting a final lesson in security before releasing the past and stepping into Leo’s creative expansion.

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Why the 29th Degree Feels Urgent

During a planet’s time at 29°, life can speed up. Core Confidency Lifestyle captured this beautifully in the summer of 2024:

“As the planet prepares to move into the next sign, it experiences a transition phase. This can manifest as a time of significant change or upheaval, pushing individuals to evolve and adapt. The 29th degree can trigger transformative events that propel growth and development.”

“The anaretic degree is often linked to karmic themes. It suggests that unresolved issues from past experiences or lifetimes are coming to the forefront, demanding attention and resolution. This can be a period of reckoning where one must confront and clear past debts.”

Of course, the inner planets hit 29° frequently since they move fast. The outer planets, however, may sit at 29° only once or twice in an entire generation. That’s why what’s happening right now is so unusual.

We are experiencing multiple outer planets at the anaretic degree within a short window. That is rare. And it matters.

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2025–2026: The Anaretic Timeline

Here’s where the outer planets have landed:

Saturn at 29° Pisces:

• April 1–May 24, 2025
• January 9–February 19, 2026 (then enters Aries)

Uranus at 29° Taurus:

• June 16–July 7, 2025
• November 8–December 2, 2025
• April 6–April 26, 2026 (then re-enters Gemini for good)

Neptune at 29° Pisces:

• March 4–March 31, 2025
• October 23, 2025–January 26, 2026 (then enters Aries)

Right now, Neptune is anaretic and in January we will have both Saturn and Neptune anaretic at the same time. This is not an everyday occurrence. The last time they overlapped was for a few weeks in October 1998; before that, January–February 1994. There were no other Saturn–Neptune anaretic overlaps in the entire 20th century.

And let’s not forget: Saturn and Neptune have not formed a conjunction at 0° Aries in roughly six thousand years.
So yes, it’s a thing.

In fact, we’re living in the era of:
“Oh wow… this is a thing.”

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How We May Be Feeling It

Neptune (29° Pisces):

Are we tired of being gaslit? Tired of being gullible? Tired of pinning our hopes on fill-in-the-blank and being wildly disappointed?
Neptune raises its hand.

Saturn (29° Pisces):

Are we noticing that we can’t cut through the fog? That our responsible, problem-solving side still can’t make sense of anything? That peeling the onion of chaos only reveals… more crazy onion?
Hi, Saturn.

Uranus (29° Taurus):

Are we tired of being shocked? Is our money getting weird? Are we realizing we can’t stay the same? Are we seeing the places where fear keeps us stuck? And are we sensing a powerful current inside us that could change everything if we shift our thinking?
That’s Uranus knocking.

If you look back at the anaretic dates (in red) above, you may notice themes. Think about what was going on for you.   For me, Uranus at 29° Taurus electrified my thinking. I felt creatively and mentally charged in ways I hadn’t for years.

Neptune’s return to 29° Pisces this fall brought me back to compassion. One morning, walking through the city while on the phone with a friend, a man in a wheelchair asked me for a dollar. Something in his request made me stop, give him the only bill I had, and when he said he needed to cross the street, I asked, “Do you need me to push you?”

So there I was, pushing him across a major Los Angeles intersection during morning rush hour. When he pointed to a corner, I wheeled him there, where his girlfriend greeted him with joy as she sorted her belongings in a shopping cart. I returned to my conversation on the phone, then later I took a moment to ponder that whole experience and I thought how clear he had been about what he needed and how that clarity mirrors what happens when I ask for help. I can’t fix homelessness in my city, but for that moment, I saw him. And I saw myself and I responded.   

That is Neptune anaretic, boundary-dissolving compassion in real time at least in my experience.

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Rick Levine’s Insight: Dissolving and Rewriting Reality

Astrologer Rick Levine (one of my favorites) often reframes the Saturn–Neptune dynamic. Saturn is not simply “reality” and Neptune not “fantasy.” Instead:

• Neptune dissolves the old reality and imagines a future one.
• Saturn tests the vision, shaping it into something sustainable—or not.

He describes this period as a portal, a threshold, a reality rewrite, a reset of the collective imagination.

This is not just a transit. It is a transition point between worlds.

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What Comes Next

How we dissolve and rebuild our lives will be shaped profoundly by the energies of December and January. You may feel influenced in unusual ways. You may feel pulled toward things you can’t yet name. You may feel strange clarity or strange confusion—or both.

Trust the process.
These are anaretic times.
And anaretic times change us in ways we only understand in hindsight. God speed, as we all do this together.   

Are you experiencing the solar flares? I think I am.

 

Solar Flares
On Monday I called a friend and at first he could hear me—then suddenly, nothing. He called back with the same result. We’d hear each other, then we wouldn’t. After five rounds of this, the signal finally locked and we finished the conversation. Later that day I had a long talk with another friend, but near the end she lost my audio and had to call back three times. That evening my husband phoned his mother and halfway through their chat she could no longer hear him. Again, a call back fixed it. AT&T glitch? Maybe. But then I fell down a rabbit hole after receiving astrologer Stephanie Austin’s newsletter late last night.

She wrote:

Dear Friends,
On December 1, an unexpected X2-class solar flare erupted, launching a coronal mass ejection (CME) that is expected to graze Earth on December 3, generating geomagnetic storms for the next few days. More X-class flares are anticipated as sunspot complex 4294–96—potentially the largest in 10 years—rotates into view. This cluster appears similar in size to the 1859 X45 solar flare/CME known as the Carrington Event, which disrupted telegraph systems and produced auroras as far south as the tropics. These enormous bursts of energy can affect satellite communications, GPS, and power grids. They also influence our cardiovascular and nervous systems, helping release old programming and recalibrate our consciousness. Extra rest, hydration, and time in nature support integration of these downloads.

I don’t know much about solar flares other than that certain regions of the Sun become more active, and when those regions face Earth, we feel the effects. After reading Stephanie’s newsletter, I poked around online and learned more about the December 1 flare—November 30 for us in PST. Evidently, scientists didn’t see it coming because it was a “stealth storm.” According to Space.com, Australia—which was in daylight at the time—experienced a radio blackout.

The site also noted:

The real story might be the enormous sunspot region following closely behind this flare. AR4294, a sprawling, magnetically complex sunspot cluster, is now turning toward Earth. It’s so vast that NOAA has divided it into three numbered groups. It’s also the same region responsible for multiple X-class flares last month—and it has only grown larger.

Interesting, right?

Adding to the strangeness, yesterday I noticed our bedroom lights acting odd—almost strobing. My husband said the living room lights were doing the same thing and then mentioned his Bluetooth connection had gone wonky on his music pod.     Big tech in the era of big magnetic storms equals not good. 

In her report, Stephanie references the 1859 Carrington Event. That was when English astronomers; Richard Carrington and Richard Hodgson, working separately, observed what became known as the first and largest recorded solar flare on September 1, 1859. Telegraph systems across Europe and America failed. Wooden pylons sparked and caught fire. Auroras were seen around the world, as far south as Mexico, Hawaii, and New Zealand. The aurora over the Rocky Mountains was so bright that gold miners reportedly got up and started making breakfast, thinking dawn had arrived—even though it was still the middle of the night.

If this week’s flare is as strong as expected, we could see auroras unusually far south—possibly even in the Los Angeles area.

Stephanie’s note about the human body responding to these waves also makes sense to me. I woke up at 5 a.m. feeling as alert as if it were 7. There was no going back to sleep; I was just awake. So yes, I’ll take her advice and do some extra hydrating this week because my body is feeling something, for sure. 

December 4, 2025 3:14pm PST : Gemini Full Moon

 

Gemini Full Moon

December 4, 2025, 3:14pm PST 

13 Gemini 03 

Once a month the Moon enters Gemini, and for those two and a half days we stay busy. We want to circulate like a bee buzzing from flower to flower, pollinating ourselves and everyone around us. We crave conversation, seek new information, and follow our curiosity. We go long on fresh topics, ideas, approaches and data. Fresh is the keyword. A Gemini Moon is allergic to stale.

Once a year, we get a Gemini Full Moon, when the Moon opposes the Sun in Sagittarius. By all measures, this is usually our most mind-bending full moon of the year, the one where our big ideas and opinions collide with reality on the ground and any hypocrisy is seen by all.   

In Sagittarius, the Sun is teaching, exploring, adventuring, philosophizing, opinion-making and, yes, occasionally know-it-all-ing. Gemini, meanwhile, is the student in the back of the room whispering with friends, poking fun, and when called upon, answering with a smart quip, usually with a juicy data point that sends the teacher sputtering, “But, but, but…” Whether that data is airtight  accurate isn’t really the point; Gemini is testing the pontification to see if it can hold up to fresh scrutiny.

This full moon’s chart is potent because it sits inside the mutable nodal eclipse cycle. For a reminder: the mutable signs: Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius, and Pisces all engage the mind. We entered this two year eclipse Pisces/Virgo axis on September 17, 2024, and this Full Moon lands in a tough spot, exactly square to the nodes.  The Sun, Moon, and nodes sit at the13 degree of all four mutable signs.  This full moon is full-on mental.

Each mutable sign filters the mind differently: Gemini is intellectual, Virgo is rational, Sagittarius is conceptual, and Pisces is psychological. The world benefits from mutable energy.  They are stimulating, inspiring, humanitarian and functional. But when mutables are wound too tight, they’re the first to be labeled “effin’ crazy.” (For the record: cardinals get labeled “effin’ aggressive,” and fixed signs are “stubborn as eff.” No sign gets a free pass when they are wound tight). 

The mutable tension in this full moon can express itself from Gemini’s urge to gather data and talk it through (maybe some gossip or two). Sagittarius may respond by either synthesizing the information into something brilliant (nice) or unleashing a strident, self-righteous rant no one asked for (not nice).  Meanwhile, those of us trying to tap Virgo just to get through a simple to-do list may find ourselves hijacked by monkey mind before checking off a single item. And Pisces could wobble into a spiritual collapse or existential crisis where once again, whatever we believed in fails to meet our expectations. Wah-wah.  

Yes, the full moon pressure is thick. But there is a bright spot because all is not lost. Mercury who is ruler of both Gemini and Virgo is harmonizing with Jupiter and Saturn. No matter how complex the conversations, how jolting the fresh news (personal or global), how tough it is to manage daily tasks, how loud our inner judge gets, or how hard it is to find spirit in a dark moment; we will be able to pivot and keep moving. Because Jupiter spots the good and Saturn builds something out of it.

These three days will be packed: busy, buzzing, sorting fact from fiction, reality from illusion, rhetoric from the straightforward. But all of it will inform us and refresh us.   

Stale be gone.

December Forecast --- Rick Levine & Astrology Podcast - Chris Brennan/Austin Coppock

 

As most of you know, I draft my astrology reports according to the lunar month, which means I start at the new moon and follow the next twenty-nine days. Because a new moon can fall on any date, I usually begin in one calendar month and carry into the next. Case in point, yesterday was December 1st, the first day of the month.   In lunar terms, we’re in the Gibbous phase of the Scorpio cycle. I’ve already covered December 1–18 in my Scorpio report, and I’ll pick up the rest of December and the first half of January in my Sagittarius report, which comes out on the 19th.

I learned this approach thirty years ago from astrologer Buz Myers, who taught me how to break down cycles by lunar month, and it’s been my method ever since. Of course, some astrologers organize their work by calendar month, and I highlight a few of them here on the blog. Two I especially like to feature and want to put on your radarare Rick Levin and The Astrology Podcast with Chris Brennan & Austin Coppock. Both December reports are already up. I plan to listen this week and wanted to flag them for you as well.

Astrology Landscape Dec 1 - 7

 

Gibbous Moon

December 1, 2025

10:48am PST  

 

Focus on:

How are you refining independence?  How are you refining confidence?  How are you refining assertiveness?   How are you refining leadership?  

 

Planetary Notes:  

 

12/2: Venus sextile Pluto (1 Aquarius).  Love is shifting and evolving.  That thing/person/situation you love may be shifting and growing and you have a fresh perspective.  Joy can be found in shifts.  

 

 

Full Moon – Gemini 

December 4, 2025

3:14pm 

(13 Gemini 03) 

 

Full Moon:  We make the needed adjustments on the things we planted. Usually, emotions are up and running and for those people who perhaps did not utilize the new moon and the rest of the waxing moon, this is when emotions can get the better of us. There can often be a big emotional break, for no other reason than to get back on track.   Some partnership will offer up some balance.  The moon is bright and full and there is no room for shadows, what is reflecting on you?  

 

Focus on:   

 

The full moon in Gemini generates a lot of conversation.  This is the moon that enhances our curiosity.    Our brains are stimulated.   We are looking for fresh approaches no matter the topic.   Old and tired seem old and tired.   We look at facts on the ground and decide if we need to change our minds and approach.     Additional information to come in separate post. 

 

 

 

Planetary Notes:  

12/5: Sun square north node (13 Pisces) Self-righteousness is never great but under this aspect it really needs to be put through a filter. 

12/5: Mars trine Chiron (22 Aries) We can act on healing independence, being a warrior and finding our authentic voice.  

12/6: Mercury trine Jupiter (24 Cancer).  Thoughts of family, home and coziness are pronounced.  Joy is found when tender is sought.