16: The Grand Conjunction of Saturn and Jupiter with Paula

Today’s solo show is about the astrological grand conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn in Capricorn and how its impacted all of us over the last year and a half. Join me to see how this is extremely relevant to what’s going on in our world today!Show Highlights:How Jupiter and Saturn, the two slowest of the visible planets, come together with a clash of harshness, seriousness, and an expansion of consciousnessWhen these two planets cross, the grand conjunction brings a new era of thought and a seeking of new ways forwardThe interesting parallel between the grand conjunction of 1960-1961 and the one that began on March 29, 2020, when a strange virus literally stopped the world in its tracksHow the effect of the grand conjunction made us really uncomfortable and brought unrest to the surfaceThe destabilization that occurs in Kala Sarpa Yoga, when all the planets are on one side of the nodesWhy things eased up in June 2020 as humanity attempted to upgrade like never before as Jupiter went back into SagittariusThings began to heat back up again as of November 20, 2020, when Jupiter moved back into Capricorn and then moved into a planetary war with Saturn in DecemberAs the eclipse occurred on December 14, 2020, the energy pulled things to the surface How Jupiter moved into Aquarius on April 6, 2021, and moved back into Capricorn on September 14The highlight to remember is that something is underway, so we need to shed fears and limiting beliefs and take actions to build and expandHow you can be an open channel for the divine by dreaming big, making a plan, and getting focused and energizedFor the future, Jupiter will move back into Aquarius on November 20, 2021, and then into Pisces next April, which is the beginning of the end of this cycle How do you find joy through the ups and downs? Connect with people who see you, get support, and care for yourselfLinks:Weave Your Bliss WebsiteWeave Your Bliss on InstagramWeave Your Bliss on FacebookWeave Your Bliss Patreon