Purpose
Astro Inklings: 36
What’s Ahead for 2021
By Tam Veilleux A
“Trees are the best example demonstrating what our human
selves could lean into this year.” - Tam Veilleux
re you still shaking your head and brushing the dust off your shoulders asking, “Wasn’t
that interesting?” as you recall 2020? With 2020 came the destruction of beliefs and value sys- tems, the hoarding of toilet paper, and a quaran- tine to keep us safe. Now we arise out of the dust re-engaged. The slowing of the machines of our lives forced an inward look at our priorities. A glimpse into the year ahead indicates innovation and plenty of opportunity to use our intuition. The planets have a plan for everyone. The
gigantic gas filled balls overhead hold archetypal energies which we unconsciously pick up and integrate. Think back to 2020 when Saturn was in Aquarius for a while. Saturn rules boundaries and limitations, Aquarius rules groups of people. Quarantine, anyone? In December 2020, Saturn and Jupiter moved into the sign of Aquarius for a
lengthy stay. The Age of Aquarius seems firmly upon us. Though astrologers surely disagree when this official age begins, there is no disagree- ing about key aspects of the year ahead.
Here is a quick look at what to expect: • Saturn (time/karma/boundaries) in Aquarius (freedom/innovation/individuality/humanitar- ian). How these two energies play together can vary. Check the timing of the innovations that will happen. Acknowledge lessons that come when you show up as authentically you. And “status quo or forward flow” is a question you can lean on.
• Jupiter (magnification/beliefs/hope) in Aquar- ius...An expansion of consciousness could be upon us and a bright, shiny future for humanity as well!
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