In this episode...Friday brings a mixture of helpful and challenging Moon aspects — but together they may be exactly what we need to improve something already underway. As we enter the third-quarter phase of the lunar cycle, the emphasis begins moving away from initiating and towards reviewing, refining and completing. The Moon's sextiles to Saturn and Jupiter bring structure and optimism, while its square to Mercury can give us the critical eye needed to see what could be simplified, tightened or removed. You don't necessarily need another new idea today. Take something you've already begun and make it clearer, stronger and easier to sustain. By the time the Moon trines Venus later in the day, there may be real satisfaction in seeing what you've accomplished. 🌿 In today's 5 Minute Astrology lesson, we're finding the element of your natal Saturn and exploring how fire, earth, air or water changes the way you experience structure, responsibility and authority. Click here to watch https://youtu.be/cRYOCIQKSo8

🔎 Find it 🧩 Identify it 💭 Interpret it 👀 Notice it 💬 Share it So we're taking it even deeper now, Saturn has a different feel to Jupiter, and this is going to describe more about how you step into responsibility. So which element is Saturn using? The handout is in the RESOURCES section of the course in the CLASSROOM.

Getting extra intel abotu your jupiter (or any planet) is really helpful. Knowing your element describes an extra part of your expansion. This is a REALLY EASY EPISODE BTW....

🔎 Find it 🧩 Identify it 💭 Interpret it 👀 Notice it 💬 Share it Not everyone has trines, so apologies if you don't have any. THey are related to potential (however there are other ways of seeing potential). Have a look and see how many you have.

🔎 Find it 🧩 Identify it 💭 Interpret it 👀 Notice it 💬 Share it Saturn is often the bogey man in the chart and gets blamed for an awful lot. But he also shows us where we can get real, bring home the bacon, take yourself seriously and also be a stand-up responsible human! Where is yours and what's it up to?