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Hi everybody. Welcome to Ann Ortley's weekly weather. My name is Ann Ortley, and I'm an astrologer

here in New York City, and I'm broadcasting tonight on a beautiful Sunday from my bright

red desk on a lovely Gemini moon. We love Gemini moons. They're social, they're fun, they're chatty,

and this particular moon

has a nice aspect of a sextile to the sun. Lots of good information on it. And what we do

here on the weekly weather is we talk about what's coming up in the week ahead, how to work with

the energy productively, how you can use it to better your life, further your career, help with your

relationships, yada, yada, all that fun stuff. And we have an interesting week ahead of us

for a couple of reasons. We're going to have a Mars station and a Pluto station. So we get into

the build-up to it. So what's going to happen is Mars is going to station

to go retrograde and Pluto are going to station to go retrograde. And they're stationing one

day apart. But the buildup happens this week. So what that means is when planets stop in the

sky, we really feel their energy.

We feel them kind of starting to get a little more.

They're driving with the brakes on.

They're trying to gallop, but they're getting pulled back.

They're slowing down, and they're going to stop.

And when planets stop, it's rare.

Happens twice a year.

Stop to go forward, stop to go backwards, and it's a big deal.

In the case of Mars, it happens every 18 months.

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