Newsletter January 2019

This is the monthly newsletter from Astrodienst with a short overview of the current quality of time and news from our website www.astro.com.

The current quality of time

The new year starts with a lot of momentum. A tenacious struggle against stubborn opposition alternates with a hopeful mood of optimism and a certain pressure to act. In addition, sudden, unexpected events should be expected.

Generous Jupiter in Sagittarius is in tension with peaceful Neptune in Pisces. Dreams of a better world now want to be more than just dreams. When Venus then joins Jupiter in the last third of the month, the longing could become so great that the realization can no longer be delayed, whatever the cost. The partial solar eclipse on January 6, flanked by Saturn and Pluto, as well as the total lunar eclipse on January 21, however, tell of smoldering power conflicts, and many a dream runs the risk of being knocked out of the skies. With Mars in Aries, open conflict could break out here and there.

The conjunction of Jupiter and Venus - the greater and lesser Benefic - could nevertheless reach the collective consciousness with a few new ideas for the benefit of the world. With this constellation, love may also surprise with some new blossoms.

Your personal quality of time

Even if it is stormy and snowing outside, it can feel cosy and peaceful inside. Your personal experience of the quality of time can be very different from the general mood. If you want to find out what the coming year will bring, a forecast horoscope such as Liz Greene's Yearly Horoscope Analysis or Robert Hand's Transits of the Year can give you insight into your personal annual trends.

You can also subscribe to the Extended Daily Horoscope to explore the themes for a whole year. Try it out for two months with the inexpensive trial subscription.

Babs Kirby: Jung's Struggle with Astrology

There are many strong clues to Jung's abiding interest in astrology despite his ambivalence – such as his stone carvings of planetary glyphs which may be the subject of a conspiracy of silence. Carl Jung had a life-long struggle trying to reconcile his need for scientific respectability (Saturn) with his more mystical, intuitive leanings (Neptune) and never more so than with astrology. Read more...

We are looking forward to your next visit to www.astro.com!

With kind regards
Your Astrodienst Team