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Born of the Elements © Colleen Koziara 2017 from the We'Moon planner
Every year we look ahead to see what the stars have in store for us in the coming year . . .
Heather Roan Robbins answers that call with her astrological prediction read it in its entirety in the current edition of We'Moon.
Come full circle and reinvest in your groves, circles, affinity groups, collectives, while still exploring your own unique spark.
Don’t give in to faulty belief that we have to choose between individuality and connection, between our uniqueness and essential collaboration, between activism and safety. The planets call us to embrace and develop dichotomies in this contradictory wild year.
Saturn, Neptune, Uranus, and Jupiter all change sign from inward yin water and earth signs into yang action-oriented fire and air signs, creating a real shift on the world stage. This time filled with both great potential and possible conflagration intensifies as those planets aspect one another and tag Pluto which is already in early degrees of Aquarius. This year brings power struggles and plenty, creative innovation, and redirection, with so many major aspects we can't parse them apart but have to see it like tumblers in a lock opening up a portal. It is up to us to direct the flow.
Earth Prayer: Benediction © Kay Kemp 2020
Our circles can be our saving grace, a soul home, home base for activism, but we also need a place to define our own paradigm. We’ll need a moment alone with our muse, but isolation or insulation will not work.
Let’s break down the components of this wild year: Pluto in Aquarius until 2043 can shake up the world’s power center— decentralize it, or shift it to the small countries or groups, not the specialists, for better or worse. It could bring mob rule, a colluding central committee, or true power to the people. Pay attention and be prepared to thoughtfully roll with the changes; act, don’t react.
Neptune starts 2026 back in Pisces, but on January 26 enters brash, fiery, individualistic Aries until 2038. The last time Neptune entered Aries was in 1861 as the American Civil War began, and right before the biggest volcanic explosion in Africa’s history. Neptune in Aries calls for the philosophy of the individual, Pluto calls for transformation through the collective; balancing these two is the key to these next few years.
On February 3, Uranus—retrograde at the turn of the year— turns direct and change begins to manifest. What’s been stable could wobble. Wobbly things begin to stabilize.
Saturn joins Neptune in Aries on February 13 and conjuncts Neptune on February 20, beginning a new cycle, potentially idealizing a philosophy of action, independence, activism, militarism and rebellion. It can also give us a tinge of feeling we’re weak for being sensitive or compassionate. It can dissolve boundaries, make us defend them fiercely, or inspire us to be valiant rescuers of the truly vulnerable. It can bring a crisis of faith, but underneath also pare us down to our bedrock philosophy which stands the test of time. It can also underline the intensifying wild weather patterns and fires of climate change which could finally motivate real change about how we manage our environment.
Destination: Now © Autumn Skye 2009
2026 brings us full circle, back to an amazing line up of possibly culture-changing, exciting, enlivening, inspiring aspects, but also some dangerous ones. They will test us and ask us to redefine power, to operate from compassion and true connection, to step out of privilege and work towards freedom for all. These aspects reinstall artists back to the forefront as subversive revolutionaries. They insist we back away from militancy—even if others ride into battle—and push us to find creative ways to save our world.
—Heather Roan Robbins © Mother Tongue Ink 2025
read the entire article in We'Moon 2025 pg 8
When We Meet—Evening © KT InfiniteArt 2019
How will the coming Sun and Moon Eclipses ask you to revolutionize your own life? This article goes over all of the eclipses, both lunar and solar, for the year, their dates and times, and their specific, unique affects.
Retrograde season asks us to review our work, go back and strengthen what we’ve done, fix what needs fixing, deepen rather than push forward. Be prepared, this year.
—Heather Roan Robbins is a writer, ceremonialist and astrologer committed to bringing high-quality intuitive arts to the public in an accessible and useful format.
Dimensional Travel Series 4 © Wendy Page 2014
The Moon changes signs every two or two and a half days, and passes through all 12 signs of the zodiac every 27 and 1/3 days. That's one Sidereal Month. So we have ample opportunity to experience how the sign that the moon is in affects ourselves and those around us.
This article explores the influences of the 12 signs of the zodiac in relation to the world, the moon and you.
These, and many more articles come from our best selling Moon phase planner, and astrological calendar: We'Moon: Gaia Rhythms for Womyn.
What if we could reduce our and our beloveds stress levels faster and more efficiently?
You can. In this article, Mary Cole of 7Tarot, outlines how we can use the strengths and characteristics of our sun signs to reduce stress.
See when Mercury reverses course into Retrograde this year and how to best cope and even use these times for greatest advantage in your relationships and practical reality. What to do and what not to do when this planetary muse and mentor of our mental and communicative lives moonwalks into past territory, shaking us up a few times every year.
Eclipses happen during New and Full Moons. The South (past) and North (future) Nodes symbolize our evolutionary path. Eclipses catalyze destiny’s calling.
