Astrology for Tuesday, 31 March 2020:

Today the Moon ingresses into Cancer, its domicile where it has access to the resources it needs to support us in cultivating experiences of safety, security, nurturance, and care. Then Mars makes a conjunction to Saturn in Aquarius. In Hellenistic terms, both of these planets deny or negate, and together, they can describe a driving, persistent refusal. In more modern terms, Mars describes action, advancing, and fighting for that which we desire. Saturn describes diligence, duration, limitation, and constriction. It could be that today holds particular blockages to what you are trying to accomplish or refusals for the actions you are trying to take. It could also be a time for focusing your willpower and drilling down, channeling your energy and momentum into whatever small or limited space you are given in order to insist on change. The Moon in Cancer then makes a sextile to Uranus in Taurus. Uranus can be destabilizing, but the sextile is a helpful aspect. It may be that under our current conditions, you will be challenged to create practices of cultivating care and safety in new ways. If your usual sources of comfort are not immediately available or your access to security feels compromised, how might this situation provide the push to innovate new pathways into experiences of security and comfort?