I've had a lot of people confused as to why the Saturn Pluto conjunction in Capricorn is still a thing. It's clear now, people thought this was one and done... and "done" meant January 12th, 2020.
This is correct in that the planets will not be exactly conjunct again until they meet in Pisces in 2053. However, Saturn and Pluto three or four degrees apart is still a conjunction. This is why were all still dealing with the heavy, dark thing.
It occurred to me that it would help people if I outlined the situation month by month. I thought this was necessary since Saturn will ingress into Aquarius in March. That's fine, but the planet will retrograde back into Capricorn to hook up with Pluto again later in the year.
Also, Mercury will go retrograde in Pisces next Sunday, the 16th. Yes, this will extend this period of confusion! But when I consider this carefully, I think it will benefit Mercury-ruled Gemini and Virgo. It's inexplicable, I know, but here's my logic: Heads Up!
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