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Jen: Welcome to the Big Sky Astrology podcast, with April Elliott Kent and me, producer and cohost Jen Braun. Hey friends, Jen here. Today is March 8th, 2021. And here with me as always is my friend – who’s going to join me in a slice of pie – astrologer April Elliott Kent. Hi, April.
April: Hi, Jen.
Jen: Pi day is coming.
April: I know. Everybody get your bingo cards out because we have got to talk about pie. Well, first talk about what Pi Day is before I wax poetic about pie.
Jen: Pi Day happens on March 14th, 3/14. And of course, in math, pi is 3.14. And that’s why pi is Pi Day. P-I.
April: And this year, it falls on a Sunday– a perfect day to get yourself a delicious piece of pie, like the one that I came home to last week.
Jen: Do tell.
April: Well, we had been away for a few days for a little getaway. When I came back, my neighbor, my beloved neighbor, had left me the best piece of coconut cream pie– my very favorite kind of pie – in our refrigerator.
Jen: That’s so great.
April: And I just wanted to share that because it’s a warm, happy recent memory for me.
Jen: I thought you liked pecan pie.
April: I do. But I have to say if I had to choose a favorite, it is coconut cream pie. But I hate to make any kind of cream pie. I am not good at the creamy, custardy things. I have a fear for it. I never know when they’re done. And it’s very frustrating. So I prefer to let somebody else bake them and I eat them. Now I do make a mean pecan pie as has been, you know…
Jen: Richly established.
April: Exactly what I was trying to say. It has been richly established here. Pi Day, so I’m looking forward to it. What about you? Are you going to grab a hunk of pie?
Jen: I guess we’ll see. I always enjoy pizza pie on Pi day.
April: Ah, excellent thought.
Jen: We’ll see what happens.
April: I’ve been wanting to make a sourdough pizza crust because I make my own pizza– my own pizza crust.
Jen: You have spoken.
April: Yeah, and I make sourdough bread. But you have to plan it a couple of days in advance.
Jen: Sure. You can’t – the day of – think, “I want to make a sourdough pizza pie crust.”
April: Right. I never seem to think of it at the right time. So Pi Day, and we invite all of our listeners to virtually participate with us…
Jen: Absolutely.
April: …in this highest of all holidays, in the Big Sky Astrology podcast universe.
Jen: For sure.
April: Now, you said Jen, that last week, we were on the charts in a brand new country for us. Tell us more.
Jen: We were on the charts in Switzerland. So we want to give a shout out to our friends in Switzerland. Thanks for listening.
April: Absolutely. We salute you.
Jen: Yeah. I’ve been to Switzerland, have you?
April: I haven’t been anywhere. If I’ve gone off of the United States, it’s to the South Pacific. That’s the only place I get to go because I married someone from the South Pacific. So no, I have not. And you found it to your liking, I trust?
Jen: It was beautiful. It’s beautiful. I went in high school, and I loved it.
April: It’s wonderful. To all of our friends in Switzerland, thank you for joining us,
Jen: We really appreciate you. So shout out to you.
April: Here’s to you.
Jen: Well, speaking of pie, April… when I think of pie I also think of the 12 houses in the astrology chart.
April: Look at how you did that.
Jen: Did you see what I did there?
April: I’m really impressed. Well, it’s actually a really good analogy for it because everybody can picture that. And I’ve had a couple of students lately– I do individualized tutoring for people. And I’ve had a couple of students lately who wanted to know more about, in particular the angular houses of the chart. It’s kind of a slow week astrologically. We thought this is a good opportunity to pop in and just share with our listeners a little bit of information about what we call the angular houses of the birth chart.
So this is the first house, the fourth, the seventh, and the 10th. These are the houses that kind of are associated with the cardinal signs. They are houses of initiative and leadership. And they correspond to the Sun’s location just before sunrise and sunset, just before midnight and midday. They are the times of day and the houses of the chart that really kind of fix us in place on the map of time. And the first house talks about your personality, your physical body, and personal defense. What I have found about all of the angular houses is there is some quality of defense about them.
Jen: I haven’t heard that whole piece about personal defense. So could you say more?
April: Yeah, the first house because it’s where you first encounter the world, it symbolizes your first interaction with the world. So, it would be new situations, new people, new circumstances, new things that you’re learning, trying, attempting. There was always some element of personal parallel to that. And so you’re called upon to defend yourself. And the qualities of the sign on the ascendant, which is the cusp of the first house talks about how you do that. How do you defend yourself in the presence of an unknown world? Let’s use this analogy. You go to a party, and you have to go by yourself.
Jen: Okay.
April: And you maybe know one person there, and they’re the guest of honor. So they’re busy dealing with everybody else. Well, how are you going to defend yourself? Obviously, you’re not defending yourself from physical peril. But you’re having to cope in an unknown situation, a bunch of unknown people, and it’s at risk to your sense of self, your personalities, like is everybody going to like you or not like you.
The sign on the first house will tell us how you will tend to act in those situations. So I have Sagittarius on the first house cusp. Believe it or not, I’m not an extrovert. I’m a very introverted person. But when I’m in a new situation, you would never know it, because Sagittarius is a very outgoing, ebullient kind of sign. So my modus operandi when I go into a new situation, is to disarm people with laughter. So depending on what sign is on your first house cusp, that talks about the qualities you will use to defend yourself and to express your real personality. It’s also about your physical body.
Jen: I guess that makes sense in my brain, because when I think of the traditional astrology chart, if you were to learn astrology, Aries is in the first house, as you said. And Mars rules Aries, and Mars is about personal defense.
April: Exactly so.
Jen: Okay.
April: I always think of the houses as polarities, because they really work that way as a call and response. So opposite the first house is the seventh house. That’s what’s 180 degrees across the chart.
The seventh house is about joining forces with others with allies. And also, it’s about competition, which is something we forget. So it also describes your rivals and your open enemies. There are some people out there that just don’t like us. And you will find them in the seventh house, just as surely as you will find your very closest friends and your partners, because they see you in a way that’s very clear, and in a way other people really don’t. So the seventh house is about joining forces with other people. And it’s also the ways we compete. The first house corresponds with sunrise. The Sun is in the first house in the two hours before it rises. So it’s gathering that momentum coming out of the darkness to surface and be seen. The Sun is in the seventh house, the two hours before sunset.
Jen: Again, you’re talking about in a birth chart, that first and seventh house line, which is the horizontal line that goes across the middle of the chart– I’m going to bring up clocks now, for folks that know what an analog clock looks like. That would be at the nine o’clock spot– is that first house. And the three o’clock spot would be the beginning of the seventh house. And if you’re born at like 6am, your Sun would be right around that first house cusp.
April: Correct.
Jen: Which is where the Sun rises at 6am.
April: Yeah, it represents the eastern horizon.
Jen: I think you’ve said this before. If someone’s born around noon, the Sun’s always going to be up at the top of the chart, and midnight would be at the bottom of the chart. Sunset would be the right side of the chart, that seventh house.
April: Right. So the first house is that sunrise point, the seventh house is the sunset point. But the Sun is actually in those houses a couple of hours before they cross over that point. The fourth house, as you say, like the IC, which is the term that’s given to the fourth house cusp is where the Sun would be at midnight. But leading up to that, the two hours leading up to that is actually the fourth house. And then the 10th house begins at the midheaven point which is the cusp of the 10th house. And then it’s the two hours leading up to that.
Jen: So the fourth house is at the bottom of the chart. If you’re holding a piece of paper and you’re looking at those 12 pie pieces, it’s the very bottom. And the 10th house is at the very top– it’s that vertical line that goes through the middle of the chart.
April: Exactly.
Jen: Do you have a pie chart that we could link so people could have a visual?
April: We will put together a little handout that demonstrates this and link it in the show notes for everybody to download. So the fourth house is about your tribe, your family, security and nourishment. And it’s then about the defense of those things. So it’s the defense of your family, of the tribe, of the mother country, of whatever it is that gives you a sense of where you are rooted in the world– is the fourth house.
And then the 10th house opposite that talks about you out in the world, pursuing your calling, defending your reputation and your status, pursuing the things that are important to you. So if you think of them, again, as polarities, as two houses working in tandem, and one informs and feeds the other, it’s a much more intuitive way to work with it than trying to individually memorize. “Oh, the first house is this, the fourth house is this, the seventh, the 10th” and so forth. I mean, you have to know those basic concepts. But they make a lot more sense when you think of them in collaboration with each other.
If you have planets in the angular houses, you are not a person who’s going to sit back and wait for others to give you permission to do anything, you tend to operate out of instinct, and in defense, if that makes sense. Anything else about the angular houses, you think that we’re leaving out?
Jen: Does everyone have a planet in an Angular house, usually?
April: No. But you’ll always have a sign on each house, and you’ll look to the planet that rules that sign. And then you’ll look to what house it’s in, what sign it’s in, what aspects is making the other planets. And that tells us how you operate in that house of your chart.
Jen: So even if you have an empty Angular house- the first, fourth, seventh or tenth- you still have information in your chart.
April: Right. Obviously, you’ve got a body and a personality. Obviously, you’ve come from a family and a country. Obviously, there are people in your life you interact with, in a close way. And obviously, you have to leave the house at some point, even if only digitally and virtually, in this pandemic age.
Jen: Exactly.
April: And you are going to be seen by people, perceived in a particular way, you have a reputation. And unless you’re one of a very few people, you probably have to do some kind of work out in the world to earn your living. So obviously, if all of your Angular houses are empty, well, clearly, you still have all of these things that work in your life. So we know that this house is resonant, it’s alive, it’s active in your chart. But that is how we find out how you react in those areas. That’s how powerful it is to look at the sign that’s on the house cusp and the planet, that rules it in the chart.
Jen: And then, like you’re saying, if you are someone that has a lot of planets in those houses, you’re going to be someone that expresses themselves through those planets in those particular houses.
April: Right. And those themes of defense and wanting to constantly be moving forward and not asking for permission, these qualities will be much more accentuated in your chart and in your character. If people have my book, The Essential Guide to Practical Astrology, there is a whole chapter on Angular houses. And you know, you can look in there and say, “Okay, I have Gemini on the first house, how do I interpret that?” And all of that stuff is outlined in that chapter of the book. So I invite people to have a look at that.
Jen: That’s a great idea. And we will link it in the show notes.
April: Because that is what we do, Jen.
Jen: That is what we do.
April: My friend, I know we have a whole sky to deal with this week. What do we have up first?
Jen: Well, as you said earlier, it is a little bit of a quieter week in the heavens. And this week, we start off with Venus squaring the Lunar Nodes on March 9th at 9:08am. Venus is in Pisces at 15 degrees 11 minutes. She’s squaring the North Node in Gemini and the South Node in Sagittarius. Tell us about this, April.
April: Well, in the course of the year, as other transiting planets square the Lunar Nodes, they symbolize what can point us north or south. And in the case of Venus, it’s pleasure. It is the people we associate with especially women. It is our relationship to money and values. And I think this week through those things, through those qualities of our existence, we are provoked to either stay in our comfort zone, which is the South Node, or to push ahead into the new territory of the North Node. Venus is on the Sabian symbol– the flow of inspiration– and going with the flow can either be a positive or a negative thing. Sometimes it’s important to go with the flow, and sometimes it’s really important not to and to stand up, take a stand about things. The South Node at this configuration is on the symbol, “Seagulls watching a ship,” and that’s… You know, the status quo lies in being passive and watching life go by, like those seagulls who might even be waiting for a handout or for people to do things for us.
The North Node is on the symbol, “A woman suffragist orating,” which is one that we’ve talked about recently. So the path forward isn’t speaking out. But in a curious way, because it’s still the North Node in Gemini. This will be questioning. It really is less about standing up and saying, I think this and this and this. That’s a much more Sagittarian image. The North Node instead is saying, “I wonder if…”, you know, stating things like that, or “What do you think about…”.
Jen: Yeah, especially as it relates to relationships and money and values.
April: Yeah, absolutely.
Jen: Nice.
April: Always when Venus is involved, it means going into the senses, going into the pleasure areas of our lives. And through that, finding the inspiration that we need, in this case, to sort of break that impasse between staying where it’s comfortable, and moving forward towards a little more challenging.
Jen: I see.
April: Well, Venus is also busy this week, as she makes a conjunction to Neptune on March 13, more towards the end of the week. But before that the Sun will conjunct Neptune on March 10 at 1pm, Pacific time at 20 degrees and 37 minutes Pisces. And then Venus is conjunct Neptune on March 13, at 8pm Pacific, 20 degrees and 45 minutes of Pisces. The Sabian symbol for this one always makes me wonder, and we have talked about it before.
Jen: We have, yeah.
April: And I feel I never get any closer to truly understanding it. But it’s, “A little white lamb, a child and a Chinese servant.” In this particular scenario, where we’re talking about the Sun, we’re talking about Venus, and we’re talking about Neptune. And the way I interpreted this is Venus symbolizes the lamb– the little white lamb– something just kind of lovely, and of the sensual world, a little animal. The child would be symbolized by the Sun in Pisces, and Neptune would be the servant. In ancient astrology, they didn’t really know about Neptune. But the 12th house which is similar, had some association with servants. Also the sixth house, of course, is the traditional house of servants. I think that what this is, is it’s showing us relationships and relationships based on caring and oversight. We have the child that’s looking after the lamb, we have the servant that’s looking after the child. There’s that little hierarchy there.
And it’s kind of to me this week, as we’re going, you know, from the Sun conjunct Neptune, Venus conjunct Neptune. It’s about resetting creative and relationship cycles, which are represented by Venus and the Sun, to attune to Neptune– the oneness of all things, caring– the way we care for each other, empathy, healing. I’m keyed in more and more to the idea of Neptune being associated with healing, and whatever way we do that. So I think just generally speaking, I’d say yeah, this is a week of taking care of each other, caring for each other, helping each other through healing. And I think it’s a much nicer interpretation. The way we often think of Neptune is, Oh, we’re really going to be stumbling through the fog this week. Oh, certainly there could be some of that as well. Don’t get me wrong.
Jen: Yeah.
April: And it’s all happening in Pisces, which also tends to drift not necessarily in going through life in a straight line, but sort of shifting in a gentler way.
Jen: That’s a nice way to say it.
April: What do you think about all of this?
Jen: Because the Sun comes through first on the 10th and joins up with Neptune, I was thinking maybe they have a conversation– those two. And the Sun says, “Here’s my dream.” Because I think of Pisces and I think of Neptune very much as the dream world. And then Venus comes along a few days later, after the Sun has left. And Neptune has a conversation with Venus about, “This is what the Sun told me.” And maybe it has something to do with imagination, compassion, healing, spirituality, all of the things that Neptune and Pisces symbolize.
April: I like that. And then Venus says here’s pie.
Jen: Because Venus rules sugar.
April: Yeah, it’s all about the pleasure part of it– the pleasure principle. And it’s less so in Pisces. I was thinking of the Sun and Pisces as that lovely glow, that lovely little haze that you get, as we’ve talked about before, just after sunrise, just before sunset, where the light is a little bit softer and a little hazier and there’s a little more moisture in the air and this kind of thing. So the Sun going through Pisces, and especially connecting with Neptune does have that lovely haze.
Jen: Yeah.
April: As you say, it’s like it’s a dream and then in the idle world, we do this. And the Sun is very much of the Spirit, you know, the animating spirit of us. And the Venus is more about our connection with the physical world. And it says, Okay, well, physically how are we going to make this happen? And will it be fun? And how can we make it appealing and get other people involved with the vision?
It’s kind of a very seductive planet in that way. And maybe the Sun’s dream, since it’s in Pisces is one that cannot be achieved alone. And so Venus come on and says, oh, okay, well, we’ll get some other people on board with us. We’ll get a little white lamb and, you know, wander around after that.
Jen: Yeah. I think also, if you’re doing anything that requires detail and attention during those days, between maybe the 9th and the 14th of March, just double check everything.
April: That’s not a bad idea.
Jen: Hey, it’s tax season in the United States, so just double check your numbers.
April: Yes, double check things. And if you can, wait till next week. I mean, why fight it? Because there’s good Neptunian work to be done this week.
Jen: For sure.
April: Two weeks ago, we had a full Moon in Virgo. And that was the time for really looking at the details of things, crossing the T’s, dotting the I’s, getting your papers together for your taxes, that kind of thing. This week is much more Neptunian, much more Piscean. And by trying to focus too much on the little details, we will miss the big picture, that Neptune and Pisces I think are trying to move us towards. So yeah, double check these things if you have to. Sometimes you don’t have a choice. There are certain things you have to get done that are of a practical nature. But to the extent that you’ll have a choice, choose this week to live in a little more unstructured way where you can.
Jen: Very good.
April: Jen, do you know what time it is?
Jen: What time is it?
April: Moonwatch!
Jen: Moonwatch!
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April: Thank you, Mina. Now, back to the Moonwatch already in progress!
Jen: Pisces New Moon. Tell us about it, April.
April: Okay, the Pisces New Moon is on March 13th at 2:21am, Pacific Time at 23 degrees and three minutes Pisces. The Sabian symbol for this New Moon degree is, “An uninhabited island,” which we seem to feel that we’ve taled about before because it immediately made me think of that Tom Hanks movie, Castaway.
Jen: Right.
April: So an inhabited island. I mean, what made that movie sort of interesting and charming, of course, is this man trying to make his way on an otherwise uninhabited island. I always think of an island as something that kind of secludes us from the rest of the world. There’s water all around us. It’s kind of like having a big moat around you. But inhabited island says that, well, you’re not really there by yourself. Think of some of our bigger islands like Manhattan or London.
Jen: The Big Island, Hawaii.
April: Yeah. Or the north or south island of New Zealand. Inhabited islands. So it’s the ways in which we are both together and apart with others. And there is always that part of us that needs our seclusion. You know, Pisces really is a sign that’s known for needing to retreat from time to time, to get away, because I think it’s so sensitive. And it’s like, they kind of absorb everything that they come in contact with, without even realizing it. And suddenly, they’re like a sponge that’s totally sopping wet. And they need to go into seclusion for a while, kind of wring themselves a little bit, remember who they are, because when you’re around other people all day, and absorbing what they’re about, it can be hard to remember what you’re about.
So a New Moon in Pisces, we’re resetting a whole 28-day cycle, and a whole new two and a half year Lunar Gestation cycle, as they call it. That’s why it’s especially important to be mindful at New Moon times, and know that you’re planting something which will be gestating for some time to come. So make your short term goals for the next 28 days that are of a Piscean nature. Look ahead six months to when the Sun will be in Virgo and the Full Moon will be in Pisces. And you will probably start to see the fruits of some of what you’re planting now. And then about two and a half years from now, you will be at the end of this lunar gestation cycle. And you’ll see the complete picture of what has been started now at this New Moon.
Jen: So every New Moon basically starts three different cycles– a 28-day cycle, a six-month cycle and a two-and-a-half-year cycle. Is that right?
April: I think that’s a good way to look at it. You also look at the chart of the actual moment of the New Moon. Depending on where you live, the wheel is going to look a little bit different, but the position of the planets will be the same. This new Moon has the Sun and Moon conjunct each other. Of course, also both of them are conjunct Venus and Neptune. We have four planets, they’re really densely packed. But really, if you just can focus into your chart and find where that Pisces’s house is, find the Pisces symbol and find what house cusp it’s on, and you know that that is a house that is probably going to be very energized during the next 28 days. And all of those Pisces planets are sextile Pluto, which is in Capricorn. That’s helpful with balancing some of that extreme sensitivity of Pisces. Again, it gives a little more spine, a little more…
Jen: Grounding.
April: …grounding, I guess. Yeah, that’s a way to look at it.
Jen: Yeah.
April: And squaring the Nodes, we’re really in between those eclipse seasons, as we talked about last week. Also during this New Moon season, we have Mars in Gemini trine Saturn. And we both have Mars trine Saturn.
Jen: Yes, in our birth charts.
April: Yes. And both of us have it in earth signs. And we’re both kind of… Let’s just say we work very hard and we enjoy our work.
Jen: Yes.
April: And we’re very focused on our work. That is a gift of Mars trine Saturn. Now this is in air signs, but the general principle remains the same. Mars is how we get things done. Saturn has a plan and a structure. So having them work together, so wonderful, because during this New Moon season, we all have the capacity, I think, to some extent, to come up with a plan, map it out, find the individual steps that we need to take to get there and then put the pedal to the medal and get started on it. This is in many ways what we’ve been waiting for since the beginning of the year, which is a big green light to say, Okay, this is a really good time to be initiating new things. And those big dreams that you were talking about with the Sun conjunct Neptune.
Jen: And all the planets are in forward motion like we talked about last week.
April: Right.
Jen: Saying, “Go, go, go.”
April: “Go, go, go.” Especially that Mars and Gemini. What part of your chart is this in, Jen? All the Pisces stuff?
Jen: This will be in my fifth house, the New Moon specifically. How about you?
April: It’s in my fourth house. Lots of things we’re doing around the house, lots of having to redo the way we live to accommodate our cats, who as I was telling you, adopted some very bad habits while we were away last week, and are just taking over the whole world. So on the plus side, our kitchen has never looked cleaner. It looks fantastic. But it’s like every time we use any dish, we have to wash it, dry it, and put it away, because cats are going to be climbing on our…
Jen: You have kitchen cats. That’s what you have.
April: I know. I mean, it’s very frustrating. And before everybody emails me, know that we have tried the compressed air thing, and the cats just knocked it down. I suppose if you have any other suggestions, feel free to share them. But really, I’m ready to just give them free rein.
Jen: You’re ready to buy them a chef’s apron and a hat!
April: “Get to work. Make me a pie!”
Jen: A catnip pie!
April: Yes, a catnip pie. I’ll take it. Well, I think that is everything on the show sheet, my friend. Have we done it?
Jen: We’ve done it. Episode 72. Call it good.
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April: This week, we want to give a Big Sky Astrology podcast shout-out to Charmaine Lim, Kellie Millar and Emily Lane. Now, Charmaine, I believe was one of our earlier podpals.
Jen: I do believe that’s true. Thank you, Charmaine. We really appreciate you.
April: Thank you. And she supported us at the podathon. Bless you. You’re a wonderful person.
Jen: Thank you, Charmaine.
April: Emily, of course, is the social media person for Big Sky Astrology, and was sweet enough to kick in a little to support the podcast as well.
Jen: Hi, Emily.
April: Hi, Emily.
Jen: And Kellie Millar, we don’t know you, but we send you love. And thanks.
April: We send you love – and tell us more about you. We want to get to know you. Getting to know all about you. We thank you all for listening to the podcast and especially for supporting us during our podathon.
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Jen: …and your eyes on the stars.
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