![]() Sagittarius season is here! It is supposed to be an easygoing and adventurous time, and there is some positive astrology this week. Take advantage of it while it lasts! The outlook is optimistic. Mercury is no longer retrograde. The Sun went into Sadge last Friday. Venus and Jupiter (the lesser & greater fortunes) met yesterday in the enthusiastic sign of Sagittarius. Tomorrow, the Moon joins the Sun, also in Sagittarius (Tuesday 7:06am PST).
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**Update: SOLD OUT.** I am thrilled to be hosting the Nosotras Tarot! I have never hosted another deck on DivineMuses.net. I felt compelled to invite Elisa Riemer and Paula Mariá's gorgeous deck, Nosotras Tarot, to be a deck guest here. One reason is because I am really struck by the collage artwork and overall energy of the deck. There are so many interesting and magical details throughout. Plus, I love that the titles are in Portuguese! (I'm Luso-American.) And, it felt like a good fit to support a fellow collage artist and tarotist from abroad.
![]() This Full Moon in Taurus at 5:34am PST is an especially magic one. My friend Catamara from Rosarium Blends mentioned in a recent IG post how the Full Moon closest to Samhain is the Witches Moon (which can be the Full Moon in Oct or Nov). This one is indeed closest to Samhain. I can also see why this Full Moon is the Witches Moon, astrologically speaking, as it is particularly known for opening the gateway to magic...because it is activated by the Sun in Scorpio and Moon in Taurus—powerful fixed signs. It’s a good night to remember all that we have built and manifested—all the blessings—in our lives. Scorpio is the transformer and sorcerer, making this Full Moon a definite witchy one. Raise your hands to the Moon tonight or be bathed in its light. ![]() Happy 11/11! It’s a magical day. A rare transit of Mercury moving across the Sun is happening at 7:22 a.m. The last one happened in 2016 (do you remember that?!). The next one will be in 2032! This happens about 14 times per 100 years. With the right equipment (telescope) and care, one can see a small dark disc going across the Sun. Like in the NASA photo I'm sharing from 2016.
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