This Week In Astrology – Find Joy In The Pressure

By In5D on January 18, 2020 in Astrology with 0 Comments

0 Shares

This Week In Astrology - Find Joy In The Pressure

This Week In Astrology by Hillory Skott,
Contributing writer, In5D.com

This Week In Astrology – Find Joy In The Pressure

Pluto has joined with Saturn in Capricorn deeply shifting us out of the ruts of past programming. We are the creators of a new world. Mental Mercury and the Sun move from taskmaster Capricorn into liberating Aquarius. Shake off the inner shackles. Step into freedom to allow your best future to unfold.

Donate to In5D

With over 6,000+ free articles and 1,200+ free videos, any donation would be greatly appreciated!

Please enter a valid amount.

Thank you for your donation to In5D!

Your payment could not be processed.

Donate

Much love for your kind donation,
Gregg

Saturn has been marching towards Pluto for a long long time. It is ultimately releasing now. The exact alignment happened on the 12th of January. These are slow moving energies, thorough and cathartic. We will feel the results manifest this year and experience the outcome for all our live long days.

Pluto is pulling up the roots of all that is out of alignment with the higher, joyful, abundant, healthy lives we humans are here to live. Any abuse of power will be exposed and removed.

Long time structures in business and government are crumbling. Realignment takes time and intention. Patience and fortitude is our gift from Saturn. Tap into it. We are in it for the long haul. We are here to show them how to be free. How to be exactly who they came here to be.

Mercury moving into Aquarius on January 17 and the Sun following on the 20th will help us lift our noses from the grindstone to seek freedom, innovation and individuality. We can bust our true selves out and thumb our scraped up noses at rules and regulations. . Aquarius helps us own our power. Nothing is more important to our survival than our lives lived authentically. We are awake and we are powerful.

With Pluto and Saturn, the South node, as well as Jupiter in Capricorn, it will take discipline to get us where we need to be. A paradox that has us earning our freedom through hard work. The key is to find what you love and you will never truly work another day in your life.

Find joy in the pressure. You came here for a reason. The time is now.

Godspeed.

Click here to listen to this weeks Everyday Astrology Podcast

About the author: I get such lovely feedback and attract very Light conscious people, feel blessed. I was told in 2005 while at a group channeling session, that I was one of the early indigo Children, at the time I was only vaguely aware of what that meant.I was 32 and it was true. Such a gift to find that out and begin to understand my differences were common among people with similar wiring. I have been studying astrology for 21 years, teaching and practicing professionally for 14 and speaking and writing for the last 6.

I am also a Mum of a 14 year old unschooled daughter and the life partner to her Dad. It’s a grand little life and I want to help other people exit the matrix and live a life of Love and Light too. My offering is the connection to the energies of the planets and the understanding of our birth charts, our blueprint for our life plans. Please visit Hillory Skott International Holistic Astrologer.

In5D Addendum

Gregg Prescott, M.S.
Founder, Webmaster, & Editor, In5D.com

Astrology trivia

The earliest recorded evidence of astrology dates back to ancient Babylon, where astrologers studied the movements of the planets and stars to predict events such as eclipses, floods, and wars.
In ancient Greece, astrology was closely linked with philosophy, and many philosophers such as Plato and Aristotle believed that the movements of the planets had a direct influence on human affairs.

During the Renaissance in Europe, astrology experienced a resurgence of popularity, with many famous thinkers and artists such as Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo incorporating astrological symbolism into their work.
In the 17th and 18th centuries, astrology fell out of favor with the rise of scientific rationalism, but it continued to be practiced in secret by many individuals, including some prominent figures such as Benjamin Franklin.
In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, astrology experienced a revival as interest in spiritualism and mysticism grew, and many new forms of astrology emerged, including psychological astrology and horary astrology.

Today, astrology continues to be a popular practice around the world, with many people using it as a tool for self-discovery, spiritual growth, and understanding the energies and influences of the universe. It is also studied by scholars and researchers in fields such as psychology, anthropology, and cultural studies.