Hey, my name is Chris Brennan and you're listening to the Astrology podcast.

In this episode, we're going to be giving the year ahead forecast for the entire year of 2023.

Joining me today are astrologers Austin Copic, Lisa Scheim and Diana Rose Harper. Welcome

the three of you. Thank you. It's great to be here. Awesome. I'm excited about this. This is our

big yearly forecast episode where we look at the major transits and the things coming up in the

year ahead and give sort of a big picture overview of what's coming up over the next 12 months.

So we're going to start by talking for the first 80 minutes or so about the major big picture

transits and shifts that are happening next year. And then after that, we're going to break

down each of the years quarter by each of the year quarter by quarter looking at each month

in detail. Is that something a good plan to all of you? Sounds good. All right. Let's jump right

into it. So here is the planetary movements calendar for those watching the video version that

shows where the planets will start at the beginning of the year and where they will end up by the

end of the year. And here's some of the major transits that we're going to be talking about

over the course of this episode. So at the very top of the year, Mars is finishing its retrograde

period in Gemini and it's going to station direct on January 12th and then it's going to depart

from the sign of Gemini and pretty much end that long transit on March 25th.

During the first three months, the year Saturn is going to be in the process of leaving a

quarry is and it's going to move into the sign of Pisces for the next three years starting on March 7th.

This is going to begin a sign-based conjunction with the planet Neptune that's going to culminate

just a few years from now once Saturn and Neptune make it into areas. Then also in March, Pluto is

going to move into Aquarius and it's going to dip into that sign just for a few months between

March 23rd and June 11th, but this is going to be a preview of a longer term 20-year transit

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