The Manchurian Candidate is the theme of the Celestial Insights Podcast, which dropped on March 29, 2026. The big event was the Libra Full Moon, bringing themes of politics, justice, and relational dynamics to the forefront.

Libra governs the political arena.
Aries rules conflict, competition, and violence.

And this week, those archetypes met in a very real way. Pam Bondi, the US Attorney General, was fired. We saw her official picture in the trash under the Scorpio Moon, the sign that rules garbage.

Also this week, a major development broke in the case surrounding the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

According to a USA Today report, the defense team for Tyler Robinson stated in court filings that it received a summary from the ATF indicating that investigators were unable to definitively match the bullet recovered during the autopsy to the rifle allegedly tied to Robinson.

This detail made national headlines.

Not as proof of innocence. But as a fracture point in the narrative.

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As we move into this Libra Full Moon, I want to start by sharing something that feels really aligned with the energy right now.

I recently had a conversation with Charla from the Collective Guidance Podcast, and it was one of those moments where astrology just comes to life.

We realized pretty quickly that we have a cosmic connection in our charts. My Moon sits right on her South Node in Aries. If you know astrology, you know that’s a signature of familiarity. It can feel like you’ve known someone before, like there’s an ease and recognition that doesn’t need to be explained.

And here we are, in Aries season, deciding to create something together.

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In the video, we talk about that connection, but also about what it really means to live your astrology. Not just understand it, but embody it. That’s what led us to create the Cosmic Fire Challenge.

This is very Aries. It’s about action. Movement. Getting out of your head and into your body.

If you’ve been fee...

Kicking the Hornet’s Nest is the theme of this week’s Celestial Insights Podcast, which dropped on March 22, 2026, and it is not just a metaphor. It is exactly what we are watching play out. The Hornet’s Nest is a documentary filmed in Afghanistan that shows, in real time, what happens when a live combat zone is activated. Once the nest is disturbed, there is no clean exit. It is not one strike and done. It is wave after wave, reaction after reaction, and it takes on a life of its own.

That is exactly how this is unfolding. The US keeps moving deeper into the war with Iran, sending more forces, including units like the 82nd Airborne Division, and you can feel how this is no longer something at the edge. We are getting pulled further and further into the quagmire.

And it is not just physical warfare. Iran is also striking psychologically, and it is incredibly strategic. These viral AI videos, the Lego-style clips, go straight for the nest, the ego, the image. They are targeting Donald...

I hope you are doing well as we move through this time of tremendous change.

Before we get into the astrology, I want to share that I’ll be presenting virtually for the Astrological Society of Connecticut (ASC) this week. I’ll be giving a lecture on mundane astrology on Thursday evening, followed by a five-hour workshop on Lunar Planning on Saturday. I would truly love to meet you there if you feel called to join.

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A Collective Threshold

There is something very striking happening in the sky.

Since last fall, many of the New Moons have been occurring at 28° and 29°, the final degrees of a sign. These are often referred to as degrees of crisis and decay. They mark a point of culmination, where something has reached its end and cannot continue in the same form.

This week’s New Moon arrives at 28°of Pisces, the final sign of the zodiac. We are standing at the edge of an ending.

Pisces brings themes of dissolution, surrender, and release. On a collective level, this can...

Solar eclipses seed karmic new beginnings; lunar eclipses are the big reveal. They illuminate what has been building beneath the surface. They bring culmination, accountability, and consequences.

This eclipse is in Virgo. This sign rules health, farming, systems, employment, and workers - including the rank-and-file of the military. It oversees the small details that keep everything functioning. It governs supply chains, logistics, and the mechanics of how things actually work. With the South Node in this sign, we have a drain on all the topics. 

We are watching that play out in real time.

The February 17th solar eclipse was conjunct the U.S. natal Moon in Aquarius and squared Uranus. That is public shock. That is a disruption to the collective emotional body. But eclipse events often wait for a trigger.

Mars squared Uranus on Friday. That was the trigger.

The United States attacked Iran alongside Israel and set off a chaotic chain reaction of death and destruction across the Midd...

Before we dive into this week’s astrology, I just want to say how grateful I am for this community. There is so much unfolding collectively right now, and I feel honored to be navigating it with you.

I’m also excited about some upcoming events and gatherings where we can explore these transits together in real time. You can check out what’s coming up on my Events page and join me if it feels aligned. Stay tuned for more opportunities to learn, connect, and go deeper.

Now, let’s talk about what’s happening in the sky.

Solar eclipses are collective turning points. We walk through a door, and when we turn around, there is a wall. The old storyline is gone.

This one lands at 28° Aquarius, the sign of the collective, technology, organizations, aviation, and the systems that connect us. Aquarius rules the hive mind. The network. The future. The end of the sign suggests crisis and decay of these topics.

And right on cue, Business Insider reports that Microsoft's AI CEO predicts the techn...

I hope you are enjoying the weekend. In this YouTube video, Dabney Lawless and I break down the Leo Full Moon and what we expected to emerge under this lunation.

Because Leo rules celebrities, and with Uranus stationing sextile Saturn in Pisces, I said we could expect a trailblazing star who was unique or unconventional to pass on. That star turned out to be Catherine O’Hara. Her work perfectly reflects Leo expressed through Aquarius, iconic, quirky, and deeply tied to ensemble casts like Christopher Guest’s films. The way someone’s life energy is reflected at the end of life is often symbolic. Around the same time, news broke of the death of one of the last surviving Tuskegee Airmen, marking the passing of a living link to World War II and the fight for civil rights. His death echoed the deeper Leo–Aquarius themes of legacy, dignity, and collective memory. Leo speaks to honor and recognition, while Aquarius holds the story of the group and the long arc of social progress.

I also sai...

Aquarius season is here, and this is one of the most charged stretches of astrology we’ve moved through in a long time.

As Capricorn season closed and the Sun reached 29 degrees of Capricorn, a crisis point, the president wrote a letter to Norway stating that peace was no longer a primary focus for him because he did not receive the Nobel Peace Prize. Almost immediately, the Sun moved into Aquarius, shifting the spotlight from individual authority to collective response. 

Since then, we’ve been watching European Union countries gather in true Aquarian fashion, meeting as a group to decide how they will act next. One of the first responses aligns closely with the Gray Zone theme I discussed on this week’s Celestial Insights podcast, actions taken below the level of open conflict. Reports point to Denmark-linked pension funds moving to sell off significant U.S. bond holdings, signaling financial pressure rather than military escalation. This is Aquarius in action, coordinated, strategi...

As we approach a year filled with powerful transits, fresh opportunities, and major energetic shifts, I’m thrilled to share three essential tools to help you navigate 2026 with clarity, confidence, and intention.

Whether you want to plan in harmony with the Moon, align your daily life with cosmic timing, or prepare for the big-picture themes of the year ahead, these resources will support you every step of the way.

1. The Moon Mastery 2026 Lunar Planning Guide

I am so excited to announce the release of my Moon Mastery 2026 Lunar Planning Guide. It is your companion for working with the natural rhythm of the Moon all year long.

Inside, you’ll find:

• Every Moon cycle of 2026 clearly outlined
• Key transits and celestial weather for each month
• Intention-setting guidance aligned with the New Moons
• Integration reflections for Full Moons
• Journal prompts, affirmations, and space to track your emotional landscape
• Support to help you release what no longer serves and anchor what you ...

🌙 2026: Power to the People — Navigating the Year Ahead with Courage & Clarity

I had the pleasure of joining Melisa Caprio on Postcards to the Universe to talk about what’s unfolding astrologically in 2026 and why this year is a turning point for both personal and collective evolution.

If 2025 felt destabilizing, confusing, or like the ground kept shifting beneath your feet, you’re not imagining it. We’ve been moving through the collapse phase. But 2026 is a 1 Universal Year in numerology. A year of initiation, courage, and conscious choice. 

✨ Key Themes for 2026

• Courage over confusion
• Community over isolation
• Conscious participation over disengagement
• Building new structures after collapse
• Support your immune system – it’s a bad flu season

I plan to embrace the Willow Tree archetype: deeply rooted yet flexible enough to bend without breaking when unexpected storms arise. Working with the Moon cycles can help you anchor yourself emotionally. Personal stability is an act ...