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Hi, everybody. Welcome to Ann Ortley's Weekly Weather. My name is Ann Ortley, and I'm an astrologer in New York City, but today I'm out here in Ann Arbor, Michigan, at the Great Lakes Astrology Conference, a wonderful conference run by Richard Weber and Pam Wenzell. It's absolutely great.

And I'm taking a break from Rick Levine's reading or his lecture, which I'll run off to after I finish the show,

to do your broadcast because you've got to do it because there's just too much going on at the conference.

So this is the astrology for the week of April 13th.

The eclipses are leaving. Oh, thank heavens. They're leaving. They're leaving. The

eclipses are leaving. We had some whopper eclipses. The last couple weeks, they were on the

Aries. They were on Uranus. They were on the last degree of Pisces. And this week they

culminate and finish, release, release, release.

Of course, it is the releasing phase, so this is an excellent exit time for people.

They're hanging on by a thread for them to roll.

And we also have a new moon at the end of the week on the 18th, which officially marks the end of

eclipse season.

So we watch that two weeks leading in, the eclipses, then two weeks leading out.

So the eclipse two weeks ago on the fourth, which was on 14 Libra, is now elite letting

go, letting go, letting go.

And of course, this eclipse series was particularly potent because the sun was on the south

node.

You know, there's eclipse two sets of eclipses a year, one north node, one south node.

The south node eclipses tend to be a little more dramatic because there's more

leave-taking of a dramatic nature.

When it's the North Node, which is what we're going to have in the fall, it's an invitation

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