The Full Moon just past was the first of two this month. What’s more, the second one will also be a total lunar eclipse. Today, Len Wallick presents his case for how you can put both events to good use — starting now.

Astrology is concerned with matter and motion. Another factor, however, is timing. Today, Len Wallick looks at next week’s Cancer Full Moon with an eye on how it will be timed, so that you might be moved to see what matters most.

There have been a whole lot of astrological highlights during the week just past. Even so, there has also been something of an undercurrent which (as Len Wallick sees it) may ultimately be more important than all the big flashy headline events. It has to do with familiar Mars and foggy Neptune.

Saturn is leaving Sagittarius behind to enter Capricorn either later today or early tomorrow, depending on where you live. As Len Wallick sees it, you could very plausibly think of the occasion as something like coming home for a while — just in time for a holiday season when many of us will be doing just that.

Today, Len Wallick takes note of the uncanny correlation between a celestial midpoint and a political upset. If you think he’s on to something, keep reading for some tips to put (and keep) you among the winners for months to come.

A lot has always depended on you, whether you acknowledge that fact or not. Today, Len Wallick looks at an unusual concentration of what have been proven to be objects of substance on the zodiac, and concludes that more depends on you now than perhaps ever before.

There is a so-called minor planet in our solar system that concluded its retrograde earlier today. The object’s name is Chiron, and (as Len Wallick sees it) it’s an occasion for you to put the “benefit” into “benefic” (even if for you there has been some inconvenience getting to this moment).

It’s a big world. Even if it you see yourself as small in comparison, it doesn’t mean you are without an important part to play. Today, Len Wallick offers an astrological observation or two that just might help you to perform your role even better than you would without guidance from the sky.