Depth Psychology

When the Shadow Fights Back: Full Moon in Scorpio Opposing Uranus Explained

If you find yourself acting a little out of character under this Full Moon in Scorpio, congratulations—you’re right on track. This lunation isn’t here to sprinkle moonbeams or remind you to journal in a candlelit bubble bath. No, Scorpio doesn’t do gentle. Scorpio does raw, real, and sometimes just plain rude. Add an opposition to Uranus in Taurus, and we’re not just pulling skeletons out of the closet—we’re launching them into the middle of dinner and asking them to pass the salt.

To understand what’s happening under this full-bodied, no-mercy moon, we need to take a stroll through one of the most iconic shadow tales ever written: Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Because what better way to explore the Scorpio Full Moon than with a man who tried to separate his darkness, only to become consumed by it?

When They Take What’s Yours: The Hidden Alchemy of Being Copied

Let me tell you a little story.

Not one with dragons and damsels — but something far more dangerous: the theft of creativity, identity, and the sacred fire of your voice.

Someone recently stole my content. Not one post. Not two. Try over 100. Entire articles, paragraphs, metaphors, headlines — right down to the turns of phrase I’d spent years refining. They didn’t copy me. They Xeroxed my soul.

Your Brain on Mercury in Taurus: Plant It, Grow It, Speak It When It’s Ripe

When Mercury enters Taurus, it’s like swapping your triple-shot espresso for a slow-simmering pot of coffee — rich, hearty, and best savored slowly. And, all of you know how much I love coffee! Forget the hustle of rapid-fire thoughts and lightning-speed decisions; Mercury in Taurus is here to teach us that the best ideas are the ones we plant, water, and watch grow.

And to really dig into this earthy shift, we’re pulling out a myth that gets little mention, but fits like a well-worn pair of boots: Demeter and Triptolemus.

1984 Called—Pluto Retrograde Is the Plot Twist You Didn’t See Coming

Let’s get something straight: Pluto retrograde in Aquarius is not your average astrological deep dive. This isn’t about gazing at the stars with a hot cup of chai and a candle called “Rebirth and Rainbows.” This is more like the universe handing you George Orwell’s 1984, smacking you on the back of the head with it, and saying, “Read it again, but this time, pay attention to the part where you betray yourself and still end up loving Big Brother.”

Welcome to the psychological Hunger Games of 2025, starring you, your shadow, and a revolutionary ideal that may or may not be gaslighting you.

Feeling Stuck? Demeter and the New Moon in Taurus Show You How to Start Over (for Real This Time)

Every year, like clockwork, the New Moon in Taurus swings around and asks us a question that sounds deceptively simple: “What do you want to grow?” It’s the astrological equivalent of standing in the middle of a lush garden with a packet of seeds and a spade. Sounds easy enough, right? Until you realize you have commitment issues with plants…and probably your life goals too.

But don’t worry — Taurus is here to help. Or more precisely, Taurus drags us by the ankles back to Earth, rubs our noses in the soil, and says, “Build something real.” And this year, we’re not just looking at Taurus energy. We’re pulling the receipts from one of mythology’s top-tier, no-nonsense Earth goddesses: Demeter.

Sun in Taurus 2025: Face Your Inner Minotaur and Stop Feeding the Bull

Every April, just as Aries season finally finishes setting everything on fire—including our patience—we get the blessed relief of Taurus season. It’s like going from a Red Bull-fueled rave to a vineyard picnic. The Sun slips into this Venus-ruled Earth sign and says, “Let’s stop running headfirst into everything and maybe… nap instead?”

But don’t let the pastoral vibes fool you—Taurus isn’t just some mellow cow chewing wildflowers in a sun-drenched field. Underneath that calm, curated exterior? There’s a beast. And its name is the Minotaur.