On Sunday, the Sun will move on from Aquarius to Pisces just as it does every year. As Len Wallick notes, however, this year solar Pisces will initiate both the mental realm and what is beyond it as never before, and in a way which fits with everything which has gone before — even thoughts.

Thursday, we emerge from a period between paired eclipses. As we do so, Len Wallick asks you to perceive the previous two weeks as a journey through a tunnel – a common experience deserving of uncommon appreciation.

Just as with life itself, astrology is not showing any signs of getting more simple as of late. Today, Len Wallick proposes that you embrace the evidence of complexity rather than engage with it, in order to more easily manage the life that’s your own.

It would be easy to complicate the Leo Full Moon and lunar eclipse of Jan. 31, 2018. Len Wallick proposes a more simple approach in this column, asking you to begin with what’s familiar and then be curious about what’s not. If you can also be good company for others, bonus points could well accrue.

In this column, Len Wallick posits a shift in perspective to go with a shift that is in the process of being implied by the sky. All he asks is that you have faith in your innate ability to understand without explicitly being told.

If you are still in the habit of writing or saying “2017,” don’t be embarrassed. As Len Wallick observes today, much of the celestial activity so far this year indicates a more complete separation from the past is only now becoming possible.

Other than the Moon, none of astrology’s archetypes changes signs more often than Mercury. Mercury’s retrogrades, however, slow the changes down. As Len Wallick describes it, you can be just as exceptional as Mercury’s long delayed (and impending) ingress to Capricorn — provided you keep your mind in mind.

There is a certain complexity to our current astrology which could easily be confounding. The same might be said of current events. Today, Len Wallick offers his observations of Mercury to help you make sense of it all.