Depth Psychology

The Virgo New Moon: How to Weave a New Life Without Tangling Yourself in Perfectionism

If New Moons are the clean slates of the zodiac, then the New Moon in Virgo is the one that comes with a label maker, a three-ring binder, and an itemized spreadsheet. It’s the lunation that whispers, “You could be doing this better…” and actually has a plan to make that happen. Virgo isn’t flashy about new beginnings. It doesn’t want your grand resolutions or Instagram-worthy vision boards. It wants measurable improvements, cleaner systems, and the kind of daily rituals that don’t just get your life together — they keep it together.

Astraea Returns: The Sun in Virgo and the Purification of the Soul

The Leo glitter has officially faded, and the afterparty hangover is real. You danced with your ego, flirted with visibility, maybe even screamed “I’m the main character!” into the abyss. But now, the Sun slips into Virgo and suddenly asks the question nobody wants to hear:

“Okay, but how are you living?”

Welcome to Virgo Season: where self-improvement becomes a lifestyle, lists multiply like rabbits, and the Goddess Astraea descends from her heavenly throne to perform a full-blown moral autopsy.

Speak Now or Forever Hold Your Mess: Mercury’s Back, Baby

Weekly Horoscope: August 11–17, 2025

If the past few weeks felt like one long Mercury-induced game of telephone (but make it trauma-bonded), I’ve got good news: Mercury is turning direct. In Leo. With jazz hands.

This is your week to take the mic, rewrite your script, and actually say what you meant to say back in mid-July before Mercury decided to go on an unplanned vacation through your frontal lobe. But don’t just blurt it out—this week’s astrology hands you both the script (Mercury in Leo) and the stage (Mars in Libra), with a backup choir featuring Venus, Jupiter, and a surprise cameo from Saturn and Uranus.

The Wasteland, the Wound, and the Full Moon in Aquarius: Parsifal’s Wake-Up Call

Let me set the scene.

There’s a kingdom in ruins. The crops won’t grow. The people are demoralized. The rivers have stopped singing. The land is dry, the sky is silent, and even the knights are starting to get sarcastic.

At the center of it all is the Fisher King—wounded, unmoving, emotionally paralyzed. He’s supposed to be the sovereign, the lifeblood of the land. But he’s stuck. And no one knows how to fix him.

Venus in Cancer: When Love Feels Like Home and Fights Like Hell

Let’s get real—Venus in Cancer is not here for surface-level connections, one-night stands, or curated Instagram romances. No, this is love with depth, emotion, and a tendency to cry over old Polaroids. Venus in Cancer doesn’t fall in love. She remembers her way into it.

The Pain of Being Overlooked: Chiron Retrograde, Cain, and the Fire You Buried

Chiron stations retrograde on July 31st, 2025, and if you’re already feeling like someone keeps side-eyeing your confidence, challenging your right to exist, or poking at your unresolved rage—congratulations. You’ve just RSVP’d to one of astrology’s most primal therapy sessions.