“You may say I’m a dreamer, but I‘m not the only one. I hope someday you’ll join us, and the world will be as one.”
— John Lennon

Among the bellwether events for astrologers are ingresses and prominent phases of the Moon. This week started off with Mars leaving Gemini behind to ingress the sign Cancer on Sunday. Today, Venus (from Aries to Taurus) and Mercury (from Taurus to Gemini) also change signs.

Tomorrow, the Moon will depart Scorpio (where it is today) to ingress Sagittarius, where Friday’s Full Moon will take place. Significantly, it’s possible to see all of those separate events as one.

It’s unusual to have so many major astrological harbingers in one week. Logically, you might wonder what such a proliferation of indicators over such a short period of time means for you. In fact, there is no simple answer. A lot depends on your personal astrology.

Nonetheless, it would be reasonable to surmise that an eventful week above will find correspondence for most of us here below. No doubt, many of you have had a busy few days already. In all probability, there is more to come before the weekend.

Assuming there will be a significant number of meaningful occurrences in your life over the handful of days just ahead implies a certain protocol. First, pay attention and be present for your experiences. In other words, endeavor be receptive as opposed to being merely passive.

Next, make an effort to pick your spots with care when it comes to being active. In an eventful environment, thoughtful responses are likely to be more productive than knee-jerk reactions.

In addition, this would be a good week to be selective about seeking final resolution. Consider allowing at least some of your less-than-urgent experiences to simply wash over you. If you can, leave full processing and conclusions for another time.

Finally, take a cue from the Moon. When the Moon is full, it is on the opposite side of both the sky and zodiac relative to the Sun. When people and things are as far apart as they can be, it can be difficult to see anything but differences.

With a Full Moon in Sagittarius especially, distinctions can seem a lot more prominent than what is shared and mutual. Yet, any Full Moon is also the beginning of the Sun and Moon eventually coming back together.

When you get right down to it, the Sun, Moon and planets are but part of something bigger. The same is true for you. In the big picture, there is no separation. Much like the indicators of astrology, however, oneness does not reliably accrue of its own accord. It must be made to happen.

To imagine the world “as one” during eventful and divisive times is exceptional, but incomplete. If all you do this week is act to be “one with” as often as you can, you will have implicitly made the most of all that life at this special time is likely to offer.

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