rohini

With Mercury and Saturn out of the retrograde woods we only have one inner planet (Jupiter) and two outers (Uranus and Neptune) looking backward. And really this Rohini full moon tomorrow night is a sweet one. It is promising growth. The Sun and Mars in Jyestha opposite grant us the courage to conquer whatever we need to do to receive the expansive growth we desire.

But really I want to talk about the most intriguing part of this full moon.  A day after the full moon, aka Saturday, Jupiter will step back into Gemini. Since the 15th of May this year until 19th of
October our planet of expansion zipped through the sign of communication. What happened for you during this timeframe? In my own life it marked a time of unexpected international travel (to give you an example). ​Now with that in mind it's retrograde back to this sign (and more importantly the house it governs) will give us a repeat of that capsule of time to revisit and perhaps correct. Even more fascinating, it stays within the lunar mansion of Punarvasu. Punarvasu is a return to light, a second chance of success. There is something about these 5 months in 2025 that deserves another go now.

Jupiter will be retrograde until March 11th 2026 and on 3rd June 2026 swim into the nurturing and most auspicious sign of Cancer. But until then we have something to gain from going backward to learn something from this year. Perhaps we rushed through the lessons. Maybe we didn't communicate or express fully what we needed to. Maybe there was a piece of the puzzle that didn't come together at that time that could now, particularly when Jupiter moves direct in March next year. Either way, have a ponder and feel free to share in the comments below or book a reading with me to explore further. I wish you a wonderful full moon ahead.

Stay light,
Mark :)