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It opened.
At 7:51 AM EDT this morning, the New Moon crossed zero degrees Aries. And with it: the Sun, Mercury, Mars, Saturn, Neptune, and Chiron all in the same sign simultaneously.
Seven planets in Aries. A Stellium that last existed in 1821, when there was no electricity, no photograph of Earth from space, no woman alive who could vote in any country on this planet.
Here is what the planetary mathematics actually mean.
In astrology, a Stellium concentrates energy the way a lens concentrates light. Seven planets in one sign is not seven separate energies operating independently. It is one beam. Aries is the first sign, the initiating fire, the irreversible decision to begin. A New Moon here is a beginning inside a beginning.
But here is what makes this specific.
New Moons in Aries happen every year. A Stellium of seven planets in Aries at the same moment does not. The mathematics require every one of those planets to be in the same 30-degree arc simultaneously, which happens once in roughly two centuries because each planet moves at a completely different speed. Mercury laps the Sun four times a year. Saturn takes 29 years to complete one orbit. Neptune takes 165 years.
To have all seven of them overlap inside Aries at the same New Moon required 205 years of orbital patience.
It opened this morning.
What are you beginning?
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