MONDAY, February 9th – SUNDAY, February 15th
Hello!
Link to the Astrology Conference 2026
Link to the 2026 Year Ahead Horoscopes
In any other year, I might feel confident in saying that the astrology is pointing to a week ahead of “gentle breezes”, but not in 2026. We are in a period of rolling crises whereby one eye-popping event is followed by another giving us no time to absorb the impact of the previous one.
I subscribe to a couple of geopolitical substacks that provide a review of the previous seven days, and I am always surprised by a major development that I’d forgotten. (And I’m actively engaged in tracking world events.) Last week, the Peter Mandelson affair eclipsed a lot of other hugely significant developments – the forthcoming closure of the Kennedy Centre, recently rechristened the Trump-Kennedy Centre, “for repairs” and Jeff Bezos’ swingeing staff cuts at the hallowed Washington Post – most of those cuts to the foreign news, sports and arts desks. Why these developments stand out to me is that when a country devalues the arts and fails to invest in them, it is a sign that it is losing its soul. And when a country is no longer interested in what’s going on around it, it is in danger of losing its relevance.
Not that the week ahead is without “meat and potatoes”. On Saturday, Saturn will enter Aries for its two-plus-year transit and six days later it will conjoin Neptune. I have written and videoed extensively on these subjects, but suffice to say if you have a personal planet or point between zero and three degrees of the cardinal signs (Aries, Libra, Cancer and Capricorn) you are in a period when dreams can be realized and illusions shattered.
This week, I spent time with astrologer Penny Dix on her channel discussing the Saturn-Neptune conjunction and its meaning in personal and global terms, so if you’d like to tune in to the video, it will go live at 5:00 pm UK time.
Link to my all 12 signs YouTube video for Feb 1st to Feb 16th ♥
Onward and Starward.